Family-owned Tasmanian grocer offering fresh local fruit and vegetables, gourmet deli items, meats, seafood, and everyday essentials in Huonville.
Salamanca Fresh Huonville is part of a Tasmanian family-owned grocery group that has been connecting locals with the island’s best produce since 1979.
The store is committed to sourcing Tasmanian fruit and vegetables directly from local growers wherever possible, supporting the state’s farmers and economy. Only when local supply isn’t available will produce be sourced from the mainland, using Salamanca Fresh’s own transport and distribution network to ensure freshness.
Alongside premium fruit and vegetables, the Huonville store features a gourmet deli stocked with lunch options, sweets, and smallgoods. There’s also a butcher, fishmonger, and a carefully selected range of specialty groceries and everyday essentials – all under one roof.
From humble beginnings at Salamanca Place in Hobart in the early 1980s, Salamanca Fresh has grown into seven stores across southern Tasmania. The Huonville location continues this tradition of quality, freshness, and friendly service, making it a favourite stop for both locals and visitors exploring the Huon Valley.
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