They may be slow in Sedgefield, but they are no slouches.... their Wild Oats Community Farmers' Market and Scarab Village Market have been going for years and are always popular - but in the last year they've stepped things up a notch since the Outeniqua Farmers' Market in George got going - and they've added a new section between the two markets with even more foodstalls and crafts.
Lauren's Deli Eatery in George (see Tripadvisor reviews) comes well-recommended and have a stall there. We had a couple of the the rather non-traditional prawn falafels which were pretty tasty (with a wasabi-mayo dressing, lettuce and pickled ginger) before doing the rounds in the markets and the nursery. Check them out the next time you're looking for a bit of an outing on the other side of Wilderness. See the Farm Stalls & Craft Markets section of this website for opening times and more info.
Lauren's Deli Eatery in George (see Tripadvisor reviews) comes well-recommended and have a stall there. We had a couple of the the rather non-traditional prawn falafels which were pretty tasty (with a wasabi-mayo dressing, lettuce and pickled ginger) before doing the rounds in the markets and the nursery. Check them out the next time you're looking for a bit of an outing on the other side of Wilderness. See the Farm Stalls & Craft Markets section of this website for opening times and more info.
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 You'll find incredible turned wood & furniture pieces at Dave Stephenson's "The Natural Edge" shop in the Scarab Village Market - or visit his website: http://www.davesnaturaledge.com/ |  A young Dave Stephenson wannabee in the making... |
