Gold Coast Organic Farmers Market

Hello, it seems like we crossed paths at the Tofu stall! My husband and I frequent this unique organic market every Sunday to indulge in the delicious Japanese Tofu they offer. The market also boasts a variety of fresh organic produce including bananas, eggplants, apples, grapes, pumpkins, plums, potatoes, broccolis, spinach, tomatoes, oranges, red basil, and flavorful garlic. Additionally, they have dried fruits, nuts, seeds, activated nuts, olive oil, apple vinegar, coconut yogurt, free run eggs, various meats, and scrumptious cheese. The highlight for us is definitely the top-quality Japanese tofu available along the Gold Coast. Everything at this market is certified organic, and although prices may be similar to supermarkets, the quality surpasses expectations. The atmosphere is relaxed and inviting – we love spending our Sunday mornings here! The market is easily accessible by bus and has ample parking. Missing a visit due to travel is always a disappointment for us. In my opinion, the Miami high school organic market offers the best food on the Gold Coast. And have I mentioned the delectable Tofu?

In addition to the fresh produce, there are extra treats such as on-site roasted coffee, delicious agedashi tofu, and cinnamon scrolls from the local bakery. There is also a lively atmosphere with magpies chirping for scraps, a curious crow, and live music from a talented guitarist. Some may find the market small compared to others, but it is large enough to meet all my needs. While it may not be as inexpensive as Aldi, the quality of the food is worth the price. The convenience of plentiful parking, combined with a beach walk, makes for an enjoyable shopping experience. Overall, I am a loyal customer of the Organic Farmers Market and would never want to miss it. While I shop on a budget, I believe in investing in good quality food, which is why this market is my go-to choice.

We visited this restaurant last week and found it to be quite small. Additionally, we were disappointed by the high prices. For example, they were charging $11 for pineapples that can be bought at local fruit shops for only $1 for 2. They did not offer any breads or specialty dishes. The produce selection was limited and appeared to be stored in a hot field. Overall, we were unimpressed and would not recommend dining here.

Hi, we have to get in the line at Tofu-Stock! I also go there almost every Sunday, and surely the Japanese tofu there is soou tasty! we (I and my man) go to this unique organic market for fresh quality eat all the time, and also for joy. they have fresh organic products such as bananas, aubergines, apples, grapes, pumpkins, plums, carrots, brokkolis, spinach, tomatoes, oranges, red basilikum, huge delicious garlic, etc. there are also dried fruits and nuts and seeds, activated nuts, olive oil, apfeless everything is certified organic. we really love the food we bought from this market – the price corresponds to the organic products in super markets, but generally much higher quality. the environment is very relaxed and friendly – we really enjoy being there every Sunday morning! there are buses that drive there, and there is a large parking lot. if we need to miss a day for travel (not now or near to the future thank God, we feel the loss! according to my opinion, the miami high school organic market offers the best to eat in gold coast. did I mention the delicious tofu?

My tasty every Sunday morning is to take the first bus to the beach and then go to miami for the organic farming market and they are just the best. everything locally, so eating is really fresh; great selection and enough of it, so I get everything I need there; reasonable price: in the rule, but not even a few cent more than woollies, but if I compare side-by-side, the quality is always so much better! texture fresher. more transparent. aromen more complex and they buy from the builders super nice, honest people who do honest work. I buy all my food and I don't have to go to the city center more than once a month. what a soul rescue device! and there are extras: coffee that is roasted before location in a van; amazingly tasty roasted oldashi tofu; cinnamon scrolls from the baker – and a happy small amount of maggies choralling for some scraped. and a curious crow. and since a few weeks they had a kerl with a gitarre singing thought songs. nice. is it small? it is great enough for all my needs. is it expensive? aldi is cheaper, no competition. but they get what they pay for. is it convenient to reach? there are many parking places, but if you add a walk on the beach, this is a fabulous combination. at least – I am a native there, I would never want to miss it. I'm buying a budget, but I can't afford to eat cheap. that's my market.