Tag: local in Darwin

Eva Valley Meats is located at the Old Cameron Downs farm in Eva Valley, 107km from Darwin City Centre near the town of Batchelor. The farm and on-site abattoir are owned by Pete Cogill & Fiona McBean, both of whom were born in the Northern Territory. Aided by a tight knit team, they are very passionate about supplying fresh local Read more...

Wholesale and Retail seafood sales. To consistently supply the Northern Territory with fresh local and “only” Australian Seafood. Local fresh whole cleaned fin-fish, fillets, cutlets, wings, heads, frames, green and freshly cooked local prawns, bugs, squid, live and fresh cooked Mud Crabs. Wild caught/ocean fresh, all from within the pristine waters of the Northern Territory.   The only seafood shop Read more...

A boutique business selling hand sliced, dehydrated tropical fruits with no preservatives or additives from locally sourced fruit. Hand sliced and dried in Darwin.   Previously a stall holder at Nightcliff Markets (18years) they now sell online and at Darwin Craft Fairs and Dry Season Pop up markets. Read more...

Crazy Acres is a mango farm and cafe in Berry Springs, open during the Dry Season from May – Sept. They sell delicious homemade ice creams, jams, pickles and other homemade frozen products made from local mangos, bananas and passionfruit. Read more...

Greenies Real Food is your one stop shop for fresh organic food. They supply Darwin and the Northern Territory with the freshest organic fruit and vegies, groceries, dairy, bread, meat, poultry, cereals, grains, flours, herbs, Fair Trade teas, coffee and chocolate, bulk dry goods, hair and body care, health products, cleaning products, and much more.   Whenever possible Greenies tries Read more...

Parap Village Shopping Centre has over 40 specialty Stores, with 30 Food & 70 Craft Stalls. There are five produce stalls selling a variety of local produce including a large range of Asian vegetables, local bananas other seasonal fruits and vegetables including fresh mixed salad leaves and herbs.   Parap Village Market is open every Saturday rain or shine from Read more...

The Market was started in 1996 at the Nightcliff Shopping Village and is popular with families. There is live music every week and a shady playground in the middle. It consists of fifteen food stalls selling fresh, local fruit and vegetables, delicious fruit smoothies and juices, freshly ground coffee, crepes, asian soups and curries, burgers and seafood. There are up Read more...

Malak Marketplace opens at Chambers Crescent Car Park, from 4pm until 9pm every Saturday April to October.   Featuring a range of local, gourmet and organic producers. Many of the growers are selling direct to the public and are happy to have a chat about what’s in season and how best to cook their products.   Growers include Notley House Read more...

Rapid Creek Markets is Darwin’s oldest running market, operating every Saturday and Sunday from 7am – 2pm and is the nearest thing we have to a Farmers Market.   Busy and sweaty, diverse with people and produce. Much of the produce is grown in small farms in Humpty Doo, Acacia, Howard Springs and surrounds. Often there is a mix of Read more...

Suppliers of heirloom open pollinated vegetable garden seeds thet have been proven to grow and yield in the NT.   Seeds are available from: – Greenies Real Food, Rapid Creek Shopping Village – Starwin Enterprise, Mitchel Street, Darwin   Online store at http://www.dundeeorganix.com.au/ Read more...