I don't know why but I like the stand on Hwy 153 better than East Ridge stand. Maybe it's cleaner,…read moreand I think the produce is fresher! East Ridge is a lot closer to us, but just for an evening ride we will go to Hwy 153. I've been pleased with their produce, the prices are like everywhere else nowadays...Nothing is cheap.

This place was a diamond in the rough. I like this place a lot just a typical fruit and veggie…read morestand but the prices were cheap and the product was good. We got lots great produce and some South Carolina peaches. They do flowers before Mother's Day

This farm market just opened at the beginning of July, 2021. The family is in the throes of getting…read moreeverything just-so, so they are just getting started for Summer season. On this visit, the market had available cantaloupe melons, watermelon, peaches, pole beans, cucumbers, red and green tomatoes, jalapeño peppers, green bell peppers, onions, sweet corn and a few other fruits and vegetables. There also were cold beverages in a refrigerated cooler. They will be having more and more every weekend. If you are looking for a particular item that you don't see, just let them know and they will try to get it for you. There are some farm animals to see here; goats, cows and pigs. They also have guided tours of the farm, so if you are interested, ask about the details. In addition, they sell handmade crafts that are unique, as well as t-shirts for infants, children and adults. Of interest is an upstairs museum. If you get a chance, make sure you go look. This family business is open weekends, on Saturdays and Sundays, from 10am to 6pm. They have private lot parking. All sales are cash only.

Best place around to buy fresh fruit and vegetables. People are so friendly and for the most part…read moreprices are competitive.

Love the quality of the produce and friendly people. Wish they had some dairy products.read more

Great farmers market with Amish butter and fabulous service. Fresh apples and potatoes, zucchini…read moreand squash. Wonderful place.

Welcoming place, friendly. Small, but they have a bit of everything from pottery to sandwiches to…read moreproduce. I'm currently eating some of their carrots and bell peppers and dang, they are crisp.

Bates Reed is amazing and I buy all my eggs and milk from CHI. Milk is from a small batch dairy in…read moreCrossville and is delicious! Eggs are all unwashed, local so do not have to be refrigerated. They have mushrooms, fruit , veggies and meats that are all clean, non-gmo. Excellent

Their produce is always fresh and delicious. Very kind folks farm fresh eggs and honey amazing…read more Thank you boys from Chi Farms!

The Mothers Day market tradition is everything !!…read more Coffee, kombucha, fresh flowers, beef jerky, twirly dresses, candles galore Art, music, lemonade in the shade And ever so much more!

I wouldn't really call this a "market". I was hoping for vintage antiques etc but instead it's a…read morebunch of independent vendors with stuff made in china or food. It's very busy and loud but if you're looking for meat, spices, etc then go here.. at least the parking is refunded.

This was my first visit to the market and I believe there were about 10-12 vendors…read more I was able to take home about a week's worth of grocery items and I was incredibly happy with the majority of it. The only thing I didn't like was the baked goods. I purchased a sourdough. It had caraway which is similar to rye and I do not like rye. I did however like the croissants I purchased but on the flip side the five cookies were meh. So more was bad than good. The other vendors I purchased from were wonderful. Eggs, bone-in pork chops, ground beef , dog treats (chicken claws) three types of greens, arugula, Bibb and romaine, and a frozen chicken were some of the things I purchased. I did notice only one vendor had fruit, strawberries, which sold out quickly. The next time I go I hope there is more to choose from. I will definitely return.

Neat local farmers market! All the vendors were very friendly and if we lived around here, it's a…read moregreat places to but veggies, herbs, and meats. We bought goat cheese and 11 lbs of grits to take back home to Florida hahaha!