healthy eating directory
Our readers are looking for healthy food options from
businesses they can trust.
BaKerY
Gluten-Free Creations
Bakery
2940 E. Thomas Road (in
MacDonald Street Twilight Farmers’ Market
nutrItIonIsts
back of Midas Muffler) Farmers’ Market (Mesa) at Citadella Plaza
Phoenix, AZ 85016 On MacDonald St. 59th Ave. and Utopia (Arrow-
Karen Graham
602-522-0659 (From Main St. going head Ranch)
Registered Dietician
GlutenFreeCreations.com
north on MacDonald) Glendale, AZ
Mobile Service • Valley Wide
Saturdays: 9:30 am to 2 pm Wednesdays: 4 pm to 7 pm
480-659-0748
Natural bakery, dedicated
Open starting Oct. 24 Open starting Oct. 7
IncNutrition.com
gluten-free wheat-free facility.
ArizonaFarmersMarkets.com ArizonaFarmersMarkets.com
Many dairy, egg, nut, soy-
Offers fresh seasonal produce, Only “Farmers’ Market Under
restaurants
free items with some vegan
specialty foods like jams and the Stars” is a family-friendly
Chakra 4 Herb &
and sugar-free items. Breads,
jellies, health and wellness and pet-friendly launching
Tea House
cakes, cookies, low fat donuts,
4773 N. 20
th
Street
products, and possibly some point with a group of 10-20
bagels, pies and more.
Phoenix, AZ 85016
arts and crafts. vendors offering fresh lo-
602-283-1210
cally grown seasonal fruits,
Chakra4.com
desserts
Mesa Community
vegetables, herbs, flowers and Organic, raw, 100%
Innocent Indulgences
Farmers’ Market
plants, artisan baked goods,
vegetarian, vegan, local
602-509-0744
260 N. Center St.
food products, and food-related
produce, fair-trade teas &
InnocentIndulgence.net
Mesa, AZ 85201
Fridays: 9 am to Noon
products.
herbal elixirs.
Classic comfort desserts (think
ArizonaFarmersMarkets.com
cheesecake) made without
Be a part of
May include depending on
flour, sugar or dairy. Treat
hoMe delIVerY
this directory.
season fresh produce, baked
yourself deliciously!
Topline Foods
goods, jams & jellies, salsas,
Descriptions include:
2222 W. Parkside Lane,
spices, jewelry, hand-made
• biodynamic
Suite 109
FarMers’ MarKets
craft products, lotions and
Phoenix, AZ 85027
• fair trade
soaps.
623-444-7749
• gluten-free
Ahwatukee Farmers’
WeDeliverQuality.com • grass fed meats
Market
4700 E. Warner Rd.
Roadrunner Park
Certified organic vegetables, all
• hormone-free meats
Phoenix, AZ 85044 Farmers’ Market natural meats, and wild caught
• no MSG
Sundays: 8 am to 11 am 3502 E. Cactus Rd.
fish…delivered!
• local produce
ArizonaFarmersMarkets.com
Phoenix AZ 85032
• organic
Saturdays: 8 am to 1 pm
May include fresh, local, and
• vegan
ArizonaFarmersMarkets.com
Food stores
seasonal produce, herbs, flow-
• vegetarian
ers, locally made jams, jellies,
Local farm produce includ-
Whole Foods Market
salsas, fresh baked breads, a se-
ing fresh vegetables & fruit,
5 Valley locations:
lection of local arts and crafts.
baked goods, honey, jams and
Chandler, North Scottsdale,
jellies, nursery stock, hand
Paradise Valley,
Scottsdale & Tempe
Carefree Farmers’ Market
crafted items. Includes a large
$300/year
WholeFoodsMarket.com
Carefree Amphitheater children’s playground with
(12 months)
Carefree, AZ
play equipment, a fishing pond,
Fair-trade, organic, grass-
Fridays: 9 am to 1 pm Open
starting Oct. 9
ducks and geese on premises.
fed & hormone-free meats,
gluten-free, local produce.
ArizonaFarmersMarkets.com
Skysong Evening Market
May include fresh, local, sea-
At ASU Skysong Center
contact us if your
sonal produce, herbs and flow-
1475 N. Scottsdale Rd.
business wants to
ers; locally made jams, jellies
Scottsdale, AZ 85257
Thursdays, 3 pm to 7 pm
be featured in our
and salsas; fresh baked breads.
Open starting Oct. 22
conscious eating
Demonstrations by chefs from
ArizonaFarmersMarkets.com
restaurant
Valley restaurants. review section.
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