Eat Well Tasmania

Provider Categories: Olive Oil

  • Wattle Hill Olives

    Wattle Hill Olives

    A family-operated, award winning olive grove nestled along Tasmania’s Northwest tasting trail.

    Head to Wattle Hill Olive Grove in Latrobe to see and taste the the difference. This family owned and operated business is run by a dedicated team of three – Emily, Trish and Coen.

    Over 2,000 olive trees here are meticulously tended to, ensuring optimal growth and a rich, full flavour profile in every olive. Discover varieties such as Manzanillo and Nevadillo – there will be an olive to suit every taste and preference! Wattle Hill Olives are committed to sustainable harvesting and traditional practices. The grove is more than just a collection of trees – but a living testament to the rich, fertile soils of Tasmania.

    Wattle Hill Grove also offers an enchanting farm stay experience, the Olive Leaf Retreat, where you can unwind among the groves and experience firsthand where the magic happens. Perfect for families, friends, or large groups of up to 8 guests, the four-bedroom retreat combines country charm with modern comfort, offering a serene place to slow down and reconnect.

  • 10 Steps Olive Oil

    10 Steps Olive Oil

    Local olive oil made with love in the Huon Valley.

    10 Steps Olive Oil is a labour of love for Mark and Kathy Norris. Their property in Waterloo is home to over 800 trees, including 10 different varieties planted over 14 years.

    The olive grove produces over 200 litres of olive oil each year, which is cold-pressed on site.

    Get in touch with 10 Steps Olive Oil through their Facebook page. You can also find them at local markets, including Judbury Market, Franklin Market and Geeveston Market.

  • Devonport Farmers Market

    Devonport Farmers Market

    Familiar home, new market. Lots to love!

    Devonport Farmers Market is held at the Devonport Showgrounds on the 2nd and 4th Saturday of every month. Be sure to check their Facebook Page or Instagram to keep updated.

    You’ll find an excellent range of produce and delicious food at the market. Perfect for getting your veg, supporting local producers, basking in the friendly vibe, and catching up with friends.

  • Passione Foods

    Passione Foods

    Wholefoods, bulk dry goods, spices.

    Passione Foods supplies the local community and business with quality products and hospitable customer service.

    You can find the specialty grocery store on Main Road, Moonah – with a wide variety of wholefoods and dry goods. Try their amazing spice range, and be sure to buy some fresh garlic when it’s in store. Seasonally and Tassie-grown, it’s the best!

    You’ll be sure to find the tasty and quality dry goods you’re after. Have a chat to the friendly team in-store, and visit their Facebook page and Instagram for more information.

  • Sorell Country Fresh Market

    Sorell Country Fresh Market

    Sorell Country Fresh Market in Sorell, sell fresh and local produce straight from the farm.

    The market is stocked with a fantastic variety of fresh and colourful produce – many of which are grown in the area. Sorell Country Fresh Market also stock a great range of pantry items, fresh meat, local eggs, seedlings, and more.

    Look for the sign with their current set of specials – just off the Arthur Highway. You can’t miss it!

    Open 7 days 9:00am – 6:00pm.

  • Unpacked

    Unpacked

    Committed to low waste, organic and local food, Unpacked offer a wide variety of bulk wholefoods, fresh fruit, vegetables – and more!

    Did you know that 95% of their products are available in bulk? That means you can buy as much or as little as you like!

    They stock a fantastic range of local and organic fresh fruit and vegetables, as well as other delectable Tasmanian specialty goods and products – and even milk and kombucha on tap!

    Bring your own jars to do your shopping so you can reduce, reuse & recycle. Shopping this way has benefits for yourself and the environment. For wherever you are on your sustainability journey, get in touch with the friendly team at Unpacked. They’ll be happy to help you out on filling up your pantry – without filling landfill!

    Family owned & operated, they are open 7 days a week. Find them on their Facebook page, or Instagram where they share some of the tasty treats and fresh produce they have in store!

  • Cygnet Garden Larder

    Cygnet Garden Larder

    Get ontop of your weekly shop, or treat yourself at Cygnet Garden Larder.

    Find inspiration for dinner and seasonal snacking at Cygnet’s Garden Larder. Here you can happily peruse the bounty of local, seasonal produce, where lesser-known fruits, vegetables, nuts, and fungi frequent the displays.

    Local honey, dairy, and meats are available to round off your provisions, as well as treats, snacks, and flowers for gifting or savouring for yourself. Hop over to the Cygnet Garden Larder Facebook page for updates on incoming products and seasonal arrivals.

  • The Cygnet Market

    The Cygnet Market

    The Cygnet Market is a vibrant community market full of fresh locally grown produce.

    |10 am —2 pm | 1st and 3rd Sunday of each month |

    The Cygnet Market takes place in and around the locally iconic Cygnet Town Hall and is one the few markets that operates all year. With Cygnet boasting a strong and abundant producer community, your produce hasn’t had to travel far.

    The market has steadily grown since its establishment in 2016. What began as three market stalls has grown to 50 regular stall holders. 

  • Burnie City Market

    Burnie City Market

    The Burnie Farmers Market was the first community-run farmers’ market established in Tasmania and continues to offer an impressive variety of fresh, local produce.

    The Burnie City Market is held the first and third Saturday of each month from 8am to 1pm in Marine Plaza.

    There are plenty of local stallholders, and alongside some of the region’s best farm produce are: food and beverage stalls, handmade baked goods and other crafts and handmade products.

    The Burnie City Market is still the best place to buy fresh local produce, and chat with the producer or farmer.

    The Burnie City Market is owned by the Burnie City Council and managed by Angela Cannell.

  • Bream Creek Farmers Market

    Bream Creek Farmers Market

    A community market selling fresh produce at the Bream Creek Show Grounds—held on the first Sunday of every month.

    First Sunday of the month, 9 am — 1 pm

    The Bream Creek Farmers Market is a produce based market showcasing growers, cooks, brewers, producers and makers, from South Eastern Tasmania and beyond.  The Market has a focus on locally grown, fresh and seasonal produce which is sold directly by the people who grow and make it.

    The Bream Creek Farmers Market is run entirely by a volunteer committee who are all passionate about supporting the local community and economy, supporting small, local businesses and providing an opportunity to purchase the best and freshest local produce. 

    Every market there’s an exciting and every-changing variety of produce available – seasonal fresh fruit and vegetables, honey, olive oils, nuts, baked goods and cakes, ready to eat snacks and lunches, take-home meals, wines, ginger beers and ciders, coffee, seedlings and plants, condiments, jams, preserves and so much more.

    The market’s location overlooks the green, rolling hills of Bream Creek accompanied by live music and children’s activities such as face painting.  The team at Bream Creek Market love seeing visitors kick back on the grass to enjoy a coffee or glass of local wine and some lunch with their baskets of locally goodies overflowing beside them.