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The two-level store is a food lovers paradise. Head upstairs for a coffee or a sweet treat from the Grain Organic Bakery Cafe and be amazed by the deliciously baked bread suspended mid-air in the 6.5m Breadfall.
“There’s even a rope that rings the bell when you pull the bread off,” Angus says. “At Harris Farm Markets, we’re more than just a supermarket”
The Harris Farm Markets Mosman project redefines the way everyday experiences should feel like, making the supermarket experience comfortable and beautiful for the local neighbourhood.
The space connects the shopper directly to the produce - putting the customer experience at the forefront.
For most of you, the business Found Design Made may not be ringing any bells. But if you have had the chance to get yourself to the new Harris Farm on Darby Street, then you would have seen the jaw-dropping and marvellous Breadfall towering over the bakery section.
Sydney raised couple, Calista & George are the master minds being the creation - AND they built the entire thing themselves with their bare hands…impressive right!
Co-chief executive officer Luke Harris said the Cooks Hill store features its “world class” fruit and vegetables and other market “experiences”. There is also what he’d referred to as the “Willy Wonka bakery”.
“It’s a Breadfall - we are baking it, pulling it out of the oven and it goes onto the Breadfall … the customer pulls a rope and it dispenses in front of them and they put it in a bag” said Uprising’s Alice Lees.
The bakery, which has a “Breadfall” operated by customers who pull on a rope to have their loaves lowered to them, is the most prominent feature of the store.
“What’s been really popular is the Uprising Bakery” the franchise spokesman James Kerridge says.”They’ve got a really loyal following…It’s magnificent set up they’ve got with the “Breadfall”.
Newcastle has a wealth of great artisans and we’re combining these local heroes with the best from our neighbourhoods in Sydney, all under one roof”, says Harris Farm Markets co-CEO Tristan Harris. Consumers can shop at Maryville’s Uprising Bakery. It has a five-metre Breadfall!
Harris Farm Markets has opened the doors to its flagship store on Darby Street. The store offers shoppers a farmers-style experience. Available is Maryville’s Uprising Bakery, which complements the store’s on-site bakery located on the mezzanine level with an impressive five-metre Breadfall.