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Fam Green Grocery Market

Fam Green Grocery Market is a greengrocer located in London, England. They offer a wide variety of fresh fruits and vegetables, as well as other grocery items. Their shop is a popular destination for those looking for high-quality produce and a friendly shopping experience. Whether you're a local resident or just passing through, Fam Green Grocery Market is a must-visit for anyone interested in healthy, delicious food.

Introduction to Fam Green Grocery Market

Fam Green Grocery Market has been a staple in the London community for over 30 years. The company's purpose is to provide fresh and locally sourced produce to its customers. The company prides itself on its commitment to sustainability and reducing its carbon footprint. What makes this company unique is its focus on fostering community relationships and supporting local farmers.

Services & products

Fam Green Grocery Market offers a wide variety of fresh produce including fruits, vegetables, and herbs. In addition to produce, the market also sells locally made products such as jams, honey, and baked goods. Customers can also find a selection of organic and gluten-free options.

Location

Fam Green Grocery Market is located in the quaint area of Highgate, London. The area is known for its charming architecture and independent shops. Customers can expect to find a variety of small businesses including coffee shops, bookstores, and boutiques. The market is conveniently located near several public transportation options including the Highgate Tube Station (0.3 miles), Archway Tube Station (0.9 miles), and Upper Holloway Overground Station (1.1 miles).

Benefits

Customers should choose Fam Green Grocery Market for its commitment to sustainability and supporting local farmers. The market provides fresh, locally sourced produce that is better for both the environment and the community. Customers can also feel good about supporting a small business that prioritizes community relationships.

Good to know

Customers should be aware that Fam Green Grocery Market only accepts cash payments. Additionally, the market is closed on Sundays.

Reviews

Customers rave about the quality and freshness of the produce at Fam Green Grocery Market. They appreciate the market's commitment to sustainability and supporting local farmers. Many customers also enjoy the sense of community that the market fosters.

Amenities

  • amenity
    delivery service
  • amenity
    gluten-free options
  • amenity
    vegan options
  • amenity
    outdoor seating
  • amenity
    cashless payment
  • amenity
    gift cards

FAQ

What types of fruits and vegetables do you offer in your store?

We offer a wide variety of fresh fruits and vegetables including apples, oranges, bananas, strawberries, blueberries, avocados, broccoli, carrots, lettuce, tomatoes, and much more.

Are your products locally sourced or imported?

We source our products from both local and international suppliers in order to offer the highest quality and freshest produce to our customers.

Do you offer organic produce?

Yes, we have a dedicated section in our store for organic fruits and vegetables. We understand that many of our customers prefer organic produce and we strive to provide a range of options to meet their needs.

What are your prices compared to other greengrocers in the area?

We offer competitive prices for our products, and we believe that the quality of our produce is superior to many other greengrocers in the area. We pride ourselves on offering the freshest and highest quality fruits and vegetables at reasonable prices.

Do you offer any discounts or loyalty programs for frequent customers?

Yes, we offer a loyalty program for our frequent customers. Customers can earn points for every purchase they make, and these points can be redeemed for discounts on future purchases. We also offer occasional discounts and promotions, so be sure to sign up for our newsletter to stay up-to-date on the latest deals.

Reviews

  • Karzan Abdullah

    26-11-2022

  • Ivy K

    Love this place. Everything is so beautiful. Great vegetable selection and exotic fruits.

    26-11-2022

  • Capucine Schegin

    They have quite a large range of organic cupboard staples. Would really love for them to stock more organic fruit and veg…

    26-11-2022

  • Mehmet Cinko

    26-10-2022

  • Top writer

    This is the worst local store ever! I have never ever seen an owner using a nail polish to remove the expired date and stick a new date on the product. I hope that the council visit this store to find the Out Of Date products before it gives someone from the local area some food-poisoning. I have never been more disgusted than finding out the truth about this local store and the tricks they use to sell out of date products to their local people. I’d say it’s more safe to buy your shopping from your local Tesco. Hopefully the council shut this place down before someone gets hurt by eating some out of date product.

    26-10-2022

  • Grigory Sapunov

    26-10-2022

  • Jacob Spradley

    26-09-2022

  • Rand McNally

    I was out on my familiar jaunt between Swain’s lane and St. Alban’s Road when my first pang of hunger assaulted my senses. Firstly, my novelty Star Trek specs allowed me to read it as “Swan’s Lane”, whereupon I expected to be greeted by a wedge of swans. To my grave disappointment, a bank of feathered friends did not make my acquaintance upon my swivel round the bend to “Scam” Market. I arrived on a Tuesday, swelling with pride at my recent Monday Night Pub Quiz win. Those plebeians couldn’t compete with my idiosyncratic knowledge of guest stars from “Dr. Katz” episodes. If I had 50p for every time I was able to identify the voices of Ray Romano and Jon Stewart, I would be £3 richer! Back to the review though. The business seemed enticing enough with its polished plums and leathery-looking figs taking centre stage. The typeface was also inviting (refer to my Delica Kitchen review for further font musings). However, I was swiftly met with abhorrent prices and a fine coating of dust on nearly all non-perishable food items, including the grainy mustard (refer to my Delica Kitchen review for grainy mustard digressions). I approached the fridge containing the Gelato - and it was Ge-lotta money! £7 for a meagre morsel of Straciatella infused dairy. I’ll pay this when pigs can fly! When I reluctantly settled on some moreish mixed nuts and hummus, I approached the counter. I paid around £10, which I thought was a bit pricey, but I didn’t think too much of it. About halfway home, I decided to glance at the receipt and noticed I had been charged for TWO GHOST OAT MILKS. I spluttered in terror at the receipt - I certainly don’t accept milk from oats!! My vengeance and billowing cape glided gracefully back into the establishment requesting reimbursement. The storekeeper peered into the contents of the bag, checking for the ghost milk and then gave me back the change. I exited with vigour and was effervescent with smugness. The sun was shining that day, casting a pale glow on my face, my cherubic smile, my coins…WHICH WERE FOREIGN CURRENCY, not pounds!! I shuddered with rage and spite, cursing the bright golden day, the plums, the figs, the dust. “Come, unbutton here!” I exclaimed, with the same intonation as Anthony Hopkins. I couldn’t let the people of Swan’s Lane not see my emerging thespian - alas, I could not see what was in front of me due to my plummeting blood sugar! I vowed never to return to that place of mockery and deceit ever again. Curse you, Scam Market!

    26-08-2022

  • Dietmar

    Great food market, friendly staff, food is always fresh and tasty.

    26-08-2022

  • Paula Thornton

    Notoriously overpriced and not by a bit but a lot more (30% more). Won’t be supporting my local.

    26-07-2022