Covered marketplace with vendors selling fresh produce, baked foods, and other goods including some vegan items. Order online at www.reallylocalmarkets.com. Open Fri 4:00pm-6:00pm, Sat 8:00am-1:00pm.
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232 Gauvin Rd, Dieppe, New Brunswick, Canada, E1A 1M1
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Added by TheVeganPeach on 17 Sep 2018
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3 Reviews
First Review by TheVeganPeach
melsminiadventures
Points +1511
Great Saturday Morning Stop - Edit
Read moreThe Dieppe Farmers’ Market is a staple in the community, with many vendors having been there for over a decade—and they don’t seem to be going anywhere anytime soon. It’s a great place to find everything from fresh local produce to artisanal bread. One of the highlights is the vendor offering freshly squeezed juices, which are absolutely delicious.
For vegan eaters, there’s always a variety of prepared food to choose from, though finding it can sometimes take a bit of effort. Vendors don’t always post signage indicating vegan or plant-based options, so it’s worth asking if you’re curious about what they’re offering. It would be helpful if more vendors labeled vegan items clearly, but despite this, the market is still a fantastic spot to explore local flavors and support long-standing businesses.
Pros: Lots of “grocery” options, Some “treats” Juice, sorbet
Cons: Not many vendors post “vegan” when available
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kaled97
Points +886
A bit chaotic - Edit
Market is very busy which makes it hard to stop and view the booths. The vegan sorbet booth is still there! As well as an Indian booth that has a vegan sign. There are some other bits like miso soup, samosas, veggie dumplings, etc. Didn’t see nirvana nutrition there anymore.
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TheVeganPeach
Points +10143
Lots to see - Edit
Like any farmers market, you will come across a lot of meat and cheese vendors but there's also some treasures here as well.
Read moreI prefer the Dieppe market to the Moncton one because there's more space to move around. Of course it is still crowded but I don't feel quite as claustrophobic here.
Vegans look for:
Nirvana Nutrition: She makes beautiful, delicious and healthy cheesecakes, macaroons, cookies and more. Cindy is a total sweetheart too.
Red Earth Kitchen: also at the Moncton market. Amazing vegan desserts, soups, veggie meatballs and burgers in the to go fridge. Absolutely decadent sweets, some of the best I've ever had.
There's a vendor that does sorbet which is vegan. And several vendors that do Indian food and falafels and stuff that I haven't inquired about but assume there may be some vegan options there. Nico's bakery most of their regular breads are vegan and they make vegan cookies but I didn't see them when I was there but they could have sold out. Of course fresh produce vendors are there as well. Adorable chocolate offer vegan chocolate, most of their dark chocolate is safe. And there's a place with fresh juices and smoothies.
Lots to choose from for sure.
Pros: Nirvana Nutrition, Red Earth Kitchen
Cons: Meat and cheese vendors
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