18 suburbs we deliver to,
south of the river.

We're on Cranford Avenue, the corner shop you've already walked past. Mount Pleasant local delivery typically lands within an hour of your call, often sooner if you're up by Deep Water Point or the Queens Road shops.

Brentwood is where this shop started. It opened as Brentwood Fresh in 2004 before the rename to The Fruit Basket, and we still pack from 76 Cranford Avenue for the streets behind the school and the Village shops. Most Brentwood drops land inside the hour. Locals use us when they want the Mount Pleasant bench without another trip to a big-box aisle — soft fruit packed on top, leafy greens kept cool, and a driver who already knows the streets around Ric Vosper Reserve.

Ardross sits between our Mount Pleasant shop and the Booragoon run — one of the shortest hops on the map. Whether you are near the Riseley Street shops, Ardross Primary on Links Road, or the quiet streets toward Wireless Hill, we can usually reach you inside the hour on a weekday morning. Ardross households phone us when they want the Cranford Avenue range without crossing Canning Highway for another supermarket run.

Applecross is one of our most regular delivery suburbs. From the Raffles end and the jetty foreshore through to the Ardross Street strip and the apartments near Canning Bridge, we are usually on the doorstep within an hour of a morning order. Applecross locals use The Fruit Basket Mount Pleasant when they want hand-picked seasonal fruit, deli sliced to order, and platters that do not taste like a warehouse pack — still only a few minutes up Canning Highway from 76 Cranford Avenue.

Myaree is on our Booragoon loop. The light-industrial streets, the McCoy Street side, the houses behind Marmion: we pass through most mornings on the way to Garden City runs.

Alfred Cove sits on the river between Applecross and Attadale — Tompkins Park, the river foreshore, and the quiet streets off Kitchener Road are all on our western morning loop from Mount Pleasant. Most drops land inside the hour when you order before the cut-off. Locals ring The Fruit Basket when they want the Cranford Avenue bench for a river-side barbecue, a mid-week fruit top-up, or a platter that can sit out without tasting like it waited in a van all day.

Attadale runs along the river past Alfred Cove. The tree-lined streets near the reserve, the Stock Road end: we make the trip out on our western loop most days of the week.

Melville is on the western end of our delivery run, past Myaree. Whether you're near Kadidjiny Park, the rec centre, or the streets behind Canning Highway, we get out to you on the same morning batch.

Booragoon orders leave on the same morning run as Mount Pleasant — free local delivery applies here alongside Mount Pleasant and Brentwood. We service homes around Garden City, the Marmion Street side, Riseley Street south, and the streets behind the library. If Coles or Garden City is your default, The Fruit Basket is a higher-quality short hop from 76 Cranford Avenue, or we bring the bench to you before lunch.

Bull Creek is on our southern run alongside Bateman and Winthrop. Streets near the train station, the library precinct, the museum end: we get out to you on the same morning batch as the rest of the southern loop.

Bateman sits on our southern loop with Bull Creek and Winthrop — quiet residential courts, school families around Bateman Primary, and uni-staff households toward the Murdoch edge. We are round most weekdays when you order before 11am. Bateman locals use the Mount Pleasant shop when they want seasonal fruit and veg picked by hand, not pulled from a warehouse tray, without another South Street supermarket circuit.

Winthrop sits past Booragoon on our southern run from Mount Pleasant. Whether you are near Winthrop Village and Jackson Avenue, the school strip, or out toward Murdoch Drive, you ride the same morning batch as Bateman and Kardinya. Winthrop households phone The Fruit Basket when they want Cranford Avenue quality for a medical-precinct gift drop, a mid-week fruit box, or a platter that holds up for a lunch meeting.

Kardinya is on the southern end of our Winthrop–Bateman loop from Mount Pleasant. Streets around Kardinya Park Shopping Centre, the South Street corridor, the North Lake Road side and the streets around Frederick Baldwin Park all sit inside our regular same-day window. Kardinya locals use us when they want the independent Mount Pleasant bench — WA seasonal fruit first, deli sliced to order — without another trek to a big shopping centre car park.

Shelley is the river side of our eastern run — across the bridge from Mount Pleasant to the Shelley Hub shops, the foreshore reserve, and the streets around Corinthian Park. We make the trip most days of the week when you order before 11am. Shelley locals call The Fruit Basket for picnic-ready platters, a standing fruit basket that does not taste supermarket-soft, and same-day drops that still start from the Cranford Avenue bench.

Rossmoyne sits on the eastern end of our Shelley run, across the river from Mount Pleasant. Streets near Rossmoyne Primary School, the Leach Highway side, the Central Road shops and the river end by Lions Park ride the same morning loop. Rossmoyne families use The Fruit Basket when they want hand-picked fruit and veg for the school week, or a platter delivered without a separate catering company — still packed at 76 Cranford Avenue.

Riverton sits south of Rossmoyne on our eastern loop. Whether you're near Riverton Leisureplex, along High Road, or in the quiet streets behind the bridge, we make the trip most days of the week.

Leeming is on the southern extension of our Bull Creek run. The Farrington Road corridor, the streets around the high school, Leeming Forum: all part of our regular southern loop.

Willetton is the south-eastern reach of our delivery zone. The streets around Southlands, Burrendah Boulevard, and the high school precinct are on our eastern loop alongside Riverton.