The strawberry farm has two sides. One for strawberry picking and the other side is a good size…read moreamusement area for kids. We went on a holiday weekend Sunday and was pleased that they also have the opportunity to have events at the play area. Note: the admission to the play area is different from the fee to strawberry pick. They also offer other produce and jams for sale in the strawberry picking section of the farm. Definitely pick up a strawberry lollipop for a light but sweet treat. It's a farm so there are bugs. Remember to carry some bug spray for the kids and there is ample seating if a member of your party does not want to go out into the field. Note. There are outdoor bathroom potty services only so be prepared.

What an amazing time! Last year was a blast, and this year was amazing too! They've added a few…read moremore things. It was really a great experience to spend a few hours with the kids enjoying themselves. The thought put behind these items is awesome and child-aligned. What a gift. There is so much to enjoy; it's totally worth the visit.

Started Fourth of July by visit Berry Hill Farm for blueberry picking!…read more What I loved: +Easy parking. +All equipment provided to make picking simple. (Wash station, buckets lined with bags, straps to make it easy to carry the bucket.) +Staff on hand to orient you. +Multiple varieties of blueberries - you are welcome to taste to determine what you prefer to pick. +Picking field directly across from parking - no long walk or tractor ride! +Clean, wide aisles to make it easy to pick without having to fight for space or pass through weeds or mud. +Fabulous pricing! I was worried that we might have picked too much, but the total was only $13. What could be improved: - Be sure to bring cash or check ... no electronic payment option, and it's kind of a remote area. - would have been nice to have known more about the different varieties available. The Alapaha was my favorite based on taste. - It probably can get hot!

The owner and his helpers are the best part of this place. Climax berriers are my favorite and…read morestart early.

Another incredible experience at Shuler Peach. I made a delicious kale and peach salad with…read moreshredded mozzarella, red onion, pumpkin seeds and homemade salad dressing! So delish!

The peaches and all the plums and fresh produce is awesome here. I spent way too much this summer…read morebut it was well worth it.

Pick your own strawberries $10 a bucket. Kids loved it. Also a play area for kids to burn off…read moreenergy after you pick your strawberries. Great family fun Outing

From the owner: Centipede, 419 Bermuda, mulch, pinestraw…read more We sell pallets or by the slab.One pallet contains 506 sq ft

The produce is okay. The bread is okay. The service is okay…read more Everything was just okay. The staff was not openly rude but they were not nice and definitely not welcoming. They had closed down u-pick by the time we got there, even though my mom had called and spoke to someone, we didn't know it closed at 1 on Friday. Everything was just okay. Not great. Not awful. Not eager to go back.

From the moment we parked and walked up to the lady that was handing out the baskets she was…read moreincredibly rude. We bring our baskets back every year to get our discount, and I always bring a larger woven basket so that I can put two of their plastic baskets in there and it's easier for me to carry I don't try to get more than I can handle. I don't overfill the baskets, but she was adamant that I could not use it despite my handicap of not being able to carry two baskets at one time without help. She kept smarting off and saying rude comments to me as I walked off after leaving the basket at the station. I had a nice gentleman that worked there. He didn't speak very good English, but he was happy to help me and collecting which strawberries we collect as we make preserves for the Children's Hospital here in Augusta and the nurses and doctors. So need to say we buy an abundance of these every year. We go to the counter and realized we did not have enough cash and asked her to hold them and she gave us an explanation of where we could go ways from here to find an ATM to get cash and she has never accepted cash and we should've known that by now. We went less than a mile down the road to a gas station and were able to get the cash for the berries, came back, paid for the berries and continued to get a lecture about how we should've done things differently and been more prepared. Afterwards, she sat a box on top of my iPhone and busted it Without saying sorry I can't believe she did that. Not apologize or nothing but she told me I needed to get my phone off the table. I was not give me a receipt and put my change on the table didn't even hand it to me and said goodbye. Below are the pictures of my month old iPhone crushed.

Cute pumpkin patch and petting farm. Small farm store with many fresh veggies and fruits. Jams,…read morejellies too.

Fantastic. Fruit when in season is great veg are terrific so is staff and family…read more Alway stop there first. They also have pop up at farmers markets .!

I just found this farm and their strawberries are amazing. The best I have ever had in the Low…read moreCountry. You won't be disappointed.

Had the best time today picking berries!! $20 per gallon bucket and they take cash, card or Venmo…read more Local family owned business- super friendly. They also told us the best way to fill up our buckets quickly! The cardboard trays for toting all your yummy berries home are a lifesaver and saves them from getting smushed. Super sweet and generous size today, so easy today. Parking is beside the field. The drive off hwy 402 is a mixed dirt/gravel situation. Not two full lanes, more of one generous lane. Take it slow and be mindful when it's wet out. So peaceful to pick your own food in the fresh air and sunshine ...

Extremely rude, as someone commented they do talk about you in front of you to other ppl, so…read moredisrespectful. Also, always closed without a notice. I'm done with this place.

Just found this patch about 2 miles down the road. A nice couple growing berries and offering for…read moresale. You pick or they pick. Either way, large sweet strawberries close to home.

I love Rosewood Market, and it's really a staple of the local community! I love shopping here due…read moreto the fact that the vast majority of items are locally and freshly made, making it easier to support state farmers and local businesses, and ensuring that your produce wasn't sitting in the back of a truck for weeks before you buy it. They also have a lot of niche items that you can't find at your big-box stores, making it great for specialty-product lovers (in my case, coffee!) like myself! My only gripe, and the reason for four (4) instead of five (5) stars, is that it's VERY expensive. Let me reiterate that I like to support local businesses, and I completely understand that items are not going to be quite as cheap as the major grocery chains; but, some of the products are so expensive that I can't justify spending that much money on them. As such, I can only go to Rosewood Market to buy an item or two, and can't shop there as much as I'd like to. Anyhow, I do love Rosewood Market, and would encourage everyone to at least stop in!

Just moved back to SC and was looking for a natural market with a mix of healthy options. I really…read moreenjoyed exploring Rosewood market, there was so much stuff that impressed me. It's such a cute shop located in downtown Columbia. The staff were all very friendly and welcoming. They have so many alternative food options and herbs to choose from. There was a wall of some of the best herbs out there and their vitamin/supplements section had so many different and rare options that you don't normally see in stores. They also sell local items which is always nice to see and a preference for me when shopping. There is also a hot food section with some really delicious options. Perfect for a quick lunch break. I tried the vegan meatballs which were made with pea protein and were so delicious. They had the perfect meatball texture, seasoned really well, and the sauce that came on it was so good. You also get 3 sides and a house-made sauce, so I choose spaghetti squash, potatoes, and broccoli with the spicy mayo sriracha as my sauce. All the sides had really light flavors in terms of seasoning, but were all still really good. The sauce was also really good. They really fill your plates up so you definitely get more bang for your buck. They provide an outside seating area as well as utensils so you can eat and enjoy your food. Don't skip the desserts by the deli, there were so delicious options that provided gluten free and some vegan treats. I also saw that they offer free yoga every Sunday at 2pm and Wednesdays at 6pm! I will definitely be by for yoga and back to shop more and try more of the deli meals!