Barossa Farmers Market

If your entertaining, the farmers market is a Great place to stock up on all your platter items, breads, produce meat and even a couple varieties of liquor. The cafe could do with having almond milk as a option though.

Delicious produce and coffee even better it is served in recycled mugs like from home, wonderful knowledgeable stall holders. Love the small bottles of oil and balsamic vinegar I can get.
I travel far and wide just to get the cheese.
Pull up a bench and have a yarn or tuck into the goodies that you have purchased.

Great, welcoming and friendly atmosphere, with the best fresh local produce, including organic produce and free range products. Has an indoor area with chairs and tables, where one can relax and enjoy food products and coffee which is fantastic.

Coffee and breakfast good here but I think the market traders need to adjust their prices. Getting rather expensive. Who can afford $9.50 for steak and mushroom pie? This is the normal one person pie.

Lots of great local produce available. Good spot to browse and source a gift or do your weekly food shop.

Grest place to gather get some local bargains with produce. Organic natural produce, grown and picked by the same people selling then to you. Great prices. Local produce everywhere.

One of the great foody experiences of South Australia. A huge selection of fresh foods and plants, with great coffee and pastries for breakfast.
Plenty of parking, easy access and enough to do to stay for hours.

Great offering today, grabbed some beautiful fresh flowers, seafood, freshly baked spelt bread and the essential pick me up.coffee. One of the best farmers market Australia wide. Cheers guys.

Good stuff and lots of samples. If you are in the area I would recommend stopping by. The chocolate croissant from one of shops was average though. Doughy and not flakey. Probably best to get there when they open for any of the baked goods

I drove from sailbury to the Barossa farmers market, I was expecting a much bigger set up. Very expensive to buy oastries, however the woodfire smoked ham was delightful. Not worth the 1hr and1/2 round trip. Won't go again, but if your staying in the area and your looking for fresh produce or just a small market, I would recommend.

Great place for a tourist visit, we found that there wasn't the produce we expected. There were a lot of suppliers who stocked Gluten Free products.

Really nice local market. Great coffee and breakfast pastries! What else do you need in the morning!

A great market with lots of variety on offer. Lots of yummy things to taste test and buy. It was undercover which was a huge advantage as it started raining very heavily when we were there.