by Janelle (
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I like to participate in life rather than be a spectator. Music, dancing, theatre, travelling, food, cycling and walking are some of my passions. Writing is an enjoyable pastime that allows me to share my experiences.
You can't miss it (image JW)
Fresh food and vegetable shopping has become easier on Darby Street since
Harris Farm Markets opened. With 1200 sq metre of space there is plenty of room for a large variety of specialty products.
Sourdough from Baked Uprising (image JW)
The 21st Harris Farm store stocks organic locally grown produce and items from Hunter producers such as Baked Uprising bread, Adina Vineyard olives, Pukara oils and Nanna Kerr's Kitchen. Apart from a cornucopia of fruit and vegetables, there are herbs, nuts and dried fruit, cut flowers, cheeses, meats, dairy products and seafood.
A diverse grocery section (image JW)
Staff members offer tastes of product samples and helpful advice. The grocery section contains gluten-free pasta, bread and flours, a wide range of Asian ingredients, vegan and vegetarian products, imported goods as well as everyday items.
Sweet treats (image JW)
Prepared meal items, soups, kebabs and sushi are among the items available in the chilled sections. The store is plastic bag free, limited parking is provided and there is an onsite bakery and cafe.
Popular with the locals (image JW)
