Dunedin Fresh Market

Been in a few times and woman working the front is not friendly at all. Also local brands are priced higher than I’ve found at other markets.

A gem. Great organic produce and dairy. A great selection of wine. And right in the neighborhood.

Wonderful selection of local produce and baked goods. Delicious A2A2 milk. If you're having GI problems, A2A2 has all the good enzymes that contribute to good gut health. It's not the same as the A2 milk you pay for in the store which has been pasteurized, killing all the enzymes and then chemically added back in.

Had never been here before, and don't think I'd go back. The employee wasn't very friendly and the vegetables (namely the tomatos) were mushy and rotten. You could tell this was just a job for this person and didn't take pride in their place of employment. Hope the owners get better help and produce.

I wanted to like this place. I've visited Dunedin Fresh Market about twice before and initially thought it was a nice local market with a good atmosphere and unique products. The prices always seemed high, but I figured "health is wealth" and that quality products sometimes come at a premium. However, after comparing prices and doing some research, I realized there are several other markets in the area selling many of the same products from the same suppliers for significantly less money. The raw milk, produce, and other specialty items can often be found elsewhere for much lower prices, making the markup here difficult to justify. Another issue is the selection itself. For a market that charges premium prices, the inventory is surprisingly limited. There are very few options compared to other local health food markets, and the produce selection is minimal to almost nonexistent. If you're expecting a wide variety of fresh fruits and vegetables, you may be disappointed. The store seems to focus more on its aesthetic and branding than on offering a broad selection of products. My biggest issue happened during my most recent visit. I purchased a gallon of raw milk for approximately $26 and left the store. Shortly afterward, the owner or cashier came outside and informed me that their system was having internet issues and that the transaction had not gone through on their end. The problem was that when I checked my banking app, I already had two pending charges for about $26 each. To be clear, she specifically told me that I had done nothing wrong and that the issue was related to their internet and payment processing system, not insufficient funds or any issue with my card. Despite that, I felt the situation was handled poorly. Rather than showing understanding for the inconvenience of seeing multiple pending charges on my account, the interaction felt dismissive and focused solely on getting the milk back because the payment hadn't appeared in their system. I understand that technical issues happen, but when a customer is standing there with multiple pending charges showing on their banking app, a little empathy and professionalism go a long way. Instead, I left feeling frustrated and unsupported while dealing with a problem that originated from the store's payment system. What makes this even more frustrating is that you're paying top dollar for products that can often be found elsewhere for much less. Paying $26 for a gallon of raw milk might be acceptable if the customer service, selection, and overall experience matched the premium pricing, but in my experience, they did not. Between the high prices, limited selection, lack of produce, and the way this situation was handled, Dunedin Fresh Market has lost me as a customer. There are other local markets and farms in the area that offer similar products at significantly better prices and with a wider selection. Save yourself the time, hassle, and money and consider exploring those options first.

We love our neighborhood market. The steak the milk the eggs the cheeses! Everything you need for a restaurant quality night in. All with a friendly catch up. We love having you in the neighborhood!

Jason and Laura are so cool! They generously packaged a box of brownies for me to take to an event in City Hall. I'll certainly be back for the specialty items like pickled okra and banana bread. They have Old Florida chips IYKYK. Plenty of parking. Easy in-and-out from either Patricia or Beltrees.

Great local produce market on Patricia Avenue. Good selection of fresh produce, and they’ve got a number of specialty items like interesting pastas, and canned goods. They also have cheese meat here and it’s a really convenient way to get some stuff for your for your dinner or lunch and not have to wait in line at Publix. Plenty of parking and conveniently located. I’ve been coming here for over 20 years and the new owners are doing a great job. Good to see a local business doing well in our lovely Dunedin neighborhood.