Red Hills Online Market

Red Hills Online Market is a service of the Red Hills Small Farm Alliance, connecting Tallahassee-area shoppers with food grown or produced within a 100-mile radius of the city. That framing matters here because this is not a single farm stand or one neighborhood pickup table; it is an online market built around a regional foodshed and a long roster of participating producers. For shoppers who want to buy from farms and food makers across the Red Hills area without driving to each one, the market gathers that network into one ordering system.

Why it matters locally

The market centers products grown or produced within 100 miles of Tallahassee, giving the Red Hills region a dedicated online sales channel rather than a general grocery catalog. It is operated by the Red Hills Small Farm Alliance, which puts the market’s identity squarely with a farm alliance instead of a single retailer.

That local emphasis shows up in the producer list itself: farms, ranches, nurseries, orchards, dairies, bakeries, breweries, and co-ops all appear in the same marketplace. The result is a market that reflects the wider Tallahassee foodshed, from Frenchtown Urban Farm to Orchard Pond Organics to Sweet Grass Dairy.

What you'll find there

The strongest pattern here is breadth: the lineup stretches from produce growers and livestock operations to nurseries, prepared foods, coffee roasters, seafood, dairy, and drinks, all under one online market umbrella. Instead of a narrow specialty catalog, this reads like a regional buying list with farms and food businesses from around Tallahassee and nearby communities.

• -Browse Bee Inspired Too through the market’s producer lineup.
• -Find The Sandy Ridge Farm among the participating producers.
• -Order from Treehouse Permaculture Center through the market.
• -Pick up offerings from Longview Farms in the producer roster.
• -Add dairy from Southern Craft Creamery Market to the mix.
• -Shop Miccosukee Land Co-op (MLC) through the online platform.
• -Look for Johnston's Meat Market in the vendor list.
• -Include plants from White Squirrel Nursery in a market order.
• -Choose prepared-food retail through Bannerman Crossings (The Prepared Table Kitchen Shop).
• -Use Community Co-op Market as another market-based source in the roster.
• -Add beer from DEEP Brewing Company to an order.
• -Pick coffee and baked goods from Ground Ops Roastery + Bakehouse.
• -Select products from Hearth & Soul in the same marketplace.
• -Order from Ology Brewing Co at its Midtown location.
• -Or choose Ology Brewing Co at the Northside location.
• -Find seafood through George & Louie's Seafood Restaurant.
• -Pick baked goods from Amy's Soft Savory Sourdough & More.
• -Add beef from Arrowhead Beef to the cart.
• -Seek out produce growers including City Greens Farm.
• -Look for mushrooms from Play of Sunlight Mushrooms.
• -Choose citrus from Florida Georgia Citrus or Juicy Citrus Farm.
• -Round out the order with cheese from Sweet Grass Dairy.

Know before you go

Out-of-town or out-of-delivery-area customers can pick up orders on Thursday afternoons outside the RHO Market at The Heritage at Commonwealth, a detail that can shape how you plan an order. The market is year-round, and the market’s own listing places Red Hills Online Market at 1531 Commonwealth Business Drive, Suite 202.

A few practical notes are clearly stated: dogs are not allowed, and restrooms are not available. Payment methods are presented clearly through the market setup, which is useful for an online ordering system with many separate producers. The listed contact email for the market is rhomarket@redhillssfa.com.