noosa farmers market

I love going to the Noosa Farmers market every Sunday morning.I like to go really early when there's not many people around.I usually get a green smoothie for breakfast and then walk around and do my weekly shop.What I love about this market is the atmosphere,the friendly stall holders,the prices and the huge range of fresh fruit and vegies.I don't shop anywhere else and love to support local farmers etc.

ive been going to the noosa farmers market every week if i'm home since they opened. its wonderful and shouldn't be missed, we have our breakfast there i buy all green grocery items, organic eggs,plants,herbs i think its the best farmers market on the eastern seaboard.philomena gill

There are not many things that will get me out of bed at 6am on a Sunday morning when I'm on holiday, but Noosa Farmers Market is one. You get the pick of the fruit, the flowers, the cheeses...and by 8am, your shopping bags safely stored in the boot of your car, it's time for breakfast. By 9am you're on the beach or still in time for church and the day is only just beginning. Go for it. Set the alarm - now!

Noosa Farmers Market opens early so get there before 6.00 am and plan to have brekkie at the market. If you are self catering on your holiday this is not to be missed with loads of beautiful fresh locally grown food and flowers to brighten up your accommodation. In fact if you buy your food here you can cook your own beautiful dinner every night and have cash to spare for wine etc.

The produce was fresh, unique, organic and rare - hard to come by at your local grocers. Bush ripened tomatoes were my favourite. Lots of treats to keep the little ones entertained.

Probably more "real" markets than say Eumundi which has become a tourist attraction rather than a supplier of quality goods. The Noosa markets has a better offering of fresh and quality produce that actually seems to last a lot longer than from the nearby supermarkets. Great to support local producers.

Fantastic place that has many diverse and truly delicious fresh produce any foodMany tasty samples to enjoy try before you decide to buyFree parking

This is well worth a visit. My only problem going here is I always end up spending too much money and buying more than I could ever eat because of the variety. It is always a lively collection of people and things to choose from. Sometimes a bit hard to get a park. If you are going to have a party or have a large family to feed get there late when they drop the prices so they don't have to take it home. It is a great way to see local produce and for foreign visitors a fabulous way to sample true Aussie food and a great atmosphere. My advice take your wheely bag :)

The best way to start Sunday morning on the Sunshine Coast is a French crepe and a café au lait at these local markets- The crepe man must have a secret source for berries and is not afraid of nutella- let's just say yummmmmmm- it's brunch of the week! The perfect belly liner for a walk through these markets for local honey, apples, rocket, beetroot or whatever is in season- it's hard to leave without something extra also like the flowers or too many mangoes or lemons (is there such a thing?). This is an authentic local market and a good way to see who really lives in Noosa and what they eat.

Noosa Farmers Market is a great place to spend some time Sunday mornings & the Crepes from the french crepe stall are just the best thing for breaky or lunch. Love the Buckwheat option. Awesome to share with the kids too. Healthy & delish & they're always so friendly there. Would totally recommend

We absolutely love heading to the Noosa Farmers Market. A foodies must! We especially love the French Crepes, best savoury crepes I've ever had and I never go past the buckwheat version which tastes great! They are always so nice to my daughter and always know that she likes to have a sweet nutella and banana crepe.The coffee stand next door is excellent too. I love the atmosphere in this corner of the markets.

No need to go anywhere else in Noosa for your fresh food...this is the best. The tables up the middle to sit and enjoy your breakfast or snack were just more incentive to spend longer there. We went around the market twice to make sure that we saw everything and did not miss a thing...just loved it. Everything that we bought there was superb other than the French crepe stand where the man serving was rude and did not even know if the cream he offered was real cream or fake. The crepe was very very average and we regretted getting it....his manner should have warned me. He really lets the whole market down but I won't let his lack of standards re: service and quality of food stop me from giving the rest of the market five stars. They all earned it. We would always make sure to shop there when in Noosa.

I'm sure we have all experienced markets where most of the stuff isn't useful or just over priced because it is organic etc, well the Noosa Farmers market is not that sought of market and is vey much a worthwhile experience. Great selection of produce, food and other wonderful things, all reasonably priced and a must do on a Sunday if in Noosa. Tip is to get there early, we got there at 8.00am and there was heaps of people already. In Noosa for another week and a half, so will be back next week, this time at 7.00am.

This farmers market I'd definitely worth the visit. Go hungry as there is plenty to tempt the taste buds. Bought some amazing antipasto, strawberries and giant advocados. Will definitely return on our next trip to the area.

Heaps to choose from - organic produce - locally grown food, artisan food, fresh meat and fish plus all the food shacks. Go for breakkie and stock up on fresh items at a good price. Parking is free, but watch out for ticket inspectors in the no parking zones on the street. Overall great market - always very busy. They have an ATM there and places to sit, though never enough.Well worth a visit on Sundays.