This is a sizeable market that offers plenty of choices. Discover all the delights you would expect to see at a farmer’s market and more. From a beverage to quench your thirst to fixings for a feast, they offer it fresh and from local sources. Seaside sells a wide variety of produce including sweet corn, asparagus, watermelon, tree-ripened peaches and tons more. The produce and fruit is grown locally. The shop is lined with jars of chow chows, marinades and gourmet dressings. They make mouth-watering fudge with real butter. Take home fresh local seafood by the pound – shrimp, scallops, tuna, mahi-mahi - iced down to make the journey to your kitchen. Other delectable foods include fresh baked pies and bread. They also stock a healthy selection of beer and wine. The market is located at Timbuck II shopping complex. Browse more than 60 shops, then steer toward Seaside to select a home-grown, home-caught menu to celebrate coastal living just right!
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