Oratia Farmers Market

Found this place great with different types of produce

This is a great way to kill time on a lazy Saturday morning. Great setting with a winery, cafe and two antique stores there as well. 

These markets are popular and worth a visit on a sunny Saturday morning.  They even have car park attendants to help you find a parking spot.  There is a reasonable range of items for sale, you can have a tasty breakfast or brunch from what is available and then take some treats/veges/plants etc home.  There's also a few on-site craft type stores and a good cafe.  The cafe has outdoor seating as well as indoor seating, so worth a visit once you've finished at the market.

The Oratia markets are a nice little excursion for a Saturday morning. The stalls are set up in permanent fixtures, which provide a little shelter, and effort has been put in to make them look nice. It's not particularly big but has a good range of fresh produce and products, with lots of little taste testers. They also have a good coffee stall, which is very reasonably priced. It has a nice community feel about it, with live music. If you don't fill up on food here, there is a good cafe on site called The Packing Shed, which is a great place to stop in for lunch.

I was rapped with this place when I was first taken to it a few months ago. They have genuine music from a band (hope it's still there 'cause I might go again tomorrow!), good stalls, a packing shed cafe next door and awesome antique shop Just Plane Interesting. VERY unique shop!

A great local farmers market with live music,good quality produce from fresh vege to bread, olive oil, herbs and more!

I can not tell you how much my family and I enjoyed the Farmers Market. You cannot compare their food from any supermarket. Seriously i was 5km away and i could still smell the sausages and fish. It was absolutley mouth-watering. But there was one new meal which really literally blew me off of earth. A hungarian bread called Lango. If you have tried it then you will know what i am talking about. If you haven't then you have not lived. Seriously you guys have to check this place out. Why wouldn't you the food is better, cheper and absolutley irresistible.

Support small home growers and bakers (and others). There is a wide variety of produce here from plants and herbs, to vege, meat, fish, peanut butter, olive oil etc. Worth the trip.

We love that this is just a short walk from our house. The upside is the cool atmosphere and the fact you can try lots of yummy things. Its all pretty pricey bar the veges but you are paying for quality. The coffee could improve, so could the wait for coffee but hey there are always loads of people there!

9-12 every Saturday.  Here you can find your morning coffee followed by a stall that sells pastries.  Once you have your hands full with brekkie meander around fruit, veg, pasta, meat, flowers and many more stalls. Stall holders are very well informed about their products and are always happy to entice you in with a free taster.