Most of Pitt Meadows is farmland inside the Agricultural Land Reserve, and the grocery listings reflect that. Alongside a specialty food market serving Filipino shoppers, the list runs to a meat retailer, two berry growers and a farm and nursery, sellers working close to where the food is grown. Blueberries and cranberries are the crops this ground supports, so buying with the season in mind is normal here rather than unusual.
Farm outlets sit out on the rural road grid beyond the housing, so a car helps and hours can be seasonal; it is worth checking before driving out. Everyday shopping happens closer in, at Meadowtown off Golden Ears Way or along Harris Road in the Town Centre. Each listing carries its neighborhood, address and hours where published.
Small Filipino food mart on Harris Road stocking pantry staples, frozen goods and snacks from the Philippines, with some prepared food to take away. Serves Pitt Meadows and the wider Ridge Meadows Filipino community.
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Third generation Pitt Meadows farm with a butcher shop, country market and bistro on site. Sells its own dry aged beef, house smoked deli meats and sausage, plus seasonal berries and corn grown on the surrounding fields.
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Fraser Valley chain grocery on Harris Road with fruit, vegetables, and other farm market staples.
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Family owned blueberry farm on McTavish Road in rural Pitt Meadows, selling its own berries direct from the farm. Orders for the summer blueberry season can be placed ahead and collected at the farm gate.
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Seasonal outdoor market at Spirit Square beside City Hall, running Tuesday afternoons from 2pm to 6pm, June through late September. Local produce, farm goods, baking and small food producers, run by the non-profit Fraser North Farmers Market Society.
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Family run berry and vegetable farm on Old Dewdney Trunk Road, growing since 1985. Sells blueberries, strawberries and seasonal vegetables direct from the farm, with U-pick blueberries in season and boxed berries delivered across the Lower Mainland.
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