Tully's Corner Produce Store

A corner market/shop with all the goodies. Fresh fruit and veggies, bread, seafood, deli and florist section. Definitely on the pricier end but everything is beautifully displayed and from what I could see, pretty perfect and blemish free. We were just passing by and saw online that they were selling white strawberries, so we had to get some! These were $24.99 a punnet. Tasted like a cross between a pineapple and lychee. Texture is a bit strange, like an over ripe strawberry. Not worth the drive but nice to try if you’re in the area. Outside is a cute little red cart/truck that sells cups of strawberry drizzled with hot chocolate sauce. We got there at around 10.30am on a Saturday and there was already a line forming. $12.50 a cup.

Tully's Corner Reviewed on 20/9/2023 This is much bigger than what you imagine a corner store be. It sells more than fresh produce, but also meats, cheeses, small goods, groceries, pies, and beautiful cut flowers within this barn like building. The goods are "professionally" stacked and displayed. However, more visible big signs would be helpful for shoppers to locate the items. Space should not be a concern in this vast compound, and yet many isles are too narrow, and some are difficult to navigate through. It is not wheel chair friendly. Price wise is much higher than where I get my produce and groceries. It is likely the non-existence of competitors around, The is another big barn housing the nursery. It is airy, spacious, an exact opposite of the produce bar. However, I feel a sense of emptiness, especially the plants are not tall. There is outdoor section. I never realise all the plants I had in my former garden worth a mint. It is a nice sunny day, and many visitors enjoy a cuppa and lunch in the Cafe. The outdoor setting is good for the sun lovers.

I love it, but BEWARE! Its got some really lovely fine foods and amazing bread. Some staff are lovely, but I had an older woman on checkout she was cheeky and not in a good way. Be careful because its not really a Corner Produce Store its a Fine Foods Store disguised as a Corner Produce Store. Its designed for the really wealthy on their way to Sorrento. The high end bread is at a good price and so are croissants. The beef is usually only a dollar or two higher than average, but beware with the other items, you can pay ALOT of money for some very basic stuff.

Home to the now-viral chocolate covered strawberries, Tully's Corner is a must-visit when in Mornington, but definitely NOT for the strawberries. After an hour in line we have to say we found it underwhelming and learned that time would be better spent visiting the adjacent corner store which offers all manner of fresh produce and artisan goods. Granted, the folks running the stand are all incredibly lovely, but there’s nothing here you couldn’t do at home, except for the novelty of this experience. If you are keen, we recommend sharing one cup since it can be pretty heavy.

Coming to Tully’s is always a fantastic experience, it is the store that has it all. It is filled with an enormous range of fresh, beautiful quality produce, including a mouthwatering selection in the deli. It has a lovely atmosphere with friendly, helpful staff, and I can never resist a quick stop at Tonics or Apple Espresso for a little treat. I cannot recommend coming here highly enough!

We went to Tully’s for the strawberries and they were so fresh and delicious!! had a decent amount of chocolate on them as well! The line was quite long, but it did move nicely. I would definitely come here again, one cup was $12.50. The only downfall was definitely the limited parking! We arrived at 11:10am (only 10 mins after they opened) and we had to park in the overflow parking, which only had a couple spaces left! Other than that, it was amazing! cant wait to come back again and check our the other things available