I love having a little farmer's market right down the street from me, and the owners are very nice…read moreand personable (they even recognized me after I hadn't been there in almost three years, after moving back to town)! It's a smallish covered stand, maybe 15 feet long, with an additional air-conditioned room for their home-canned goods like beets, pickles, jams, relishes, etc. On my most recent trip I got tomatoes, lemons, green and yellow zucchini, pickling cukes, and jalapenos, but I've also gotten red potatoes, canned beets, green beans, peas (already shucked!), blueberries, cucumbers, strawberry bread, onions, okra, watermelon--and I know I'm forgetting some. I've been wanting to try some fresh eggs this year, but the super hot weather apparently isn't conducive to chickens laying eggs. I'd highly recommend a stop here--and be warned that it may become a go-to place for you, too! **CREDIT CARDS NOT ACCEPTED

We had a great experience at this market! The owners are very personable and went out of their way…read moreto help us purchase peaches to take out of state with us. Come to find out their market was closed that day!! Wonderful friendly people!!!

A wonderful place to go strawberry picking. It was even easy for my mother, who is on a walker, to…read morepick strawberries herself! The other vegetables available in the stand, or quality and reasonably priced. We will definitely return!

Love this place! Obviously they sell strawberries. You can pick your own or for a bit more money…read morebuy berries they have picked. They also sell fresh eggs, chickens, and other locally raised meat. Always good to buy local and these guys make it easy.

We just made our first trip up for eggs and sausage, given it's the winter, there isn't much in the…read moreway of produce, which makes sense. We're big into local eating, and we're going to be doing the CSA with them. back to the eggs and sausage - delicious, golden yolks unlike anything you get in the store. The sausage was awesome too. We chatted with the owner for a bit, and he seemed like a very genuine individual just trying to make the best food possible. I'm stoked about the spring when we should start to be able to get some strawberries. We haven't attended any events yet - but I imagine they'll be pretty fun.

I love watermelons and I saw today the had bogue sound watermelons I stopped even thinking it…read moreseemed a little early and when I cut it the rind was 1.5" thick, before it got to red , picked to early ,good bit early , a waste of $12..sorry to say!

I swear this used to be better. Or at least used to not have the UPC stickers on the produce to rub…read moreit in your face that most of what they sell is grocery store stuff. It's just weird - how could they NOT be locally sourcing some of this? Tomatoes good at peak season, corn not bad. But like all of its peaches and plums bought in bulk? Vast majority of the produce not from their farm or anything anywhere near it? Just weird. Why exist? I can buy quaint local-adjacent jams anywhere.

A local told me about the market and talked it down a bit. But, it turned out to be large and…read morecomplete with a bathroom! Everyone was super friendly too! I met a local third generation farmer named Artis who sold me some henpecked mustard greens, regular mustard greens and turnip greens along with sharing his personal family recipe! What an amazing life and soul Artis has! Thank you! Life is delicious with local fresh greens from the farmers market!

Great mix of vendors and artists! Parking very easy to find - everyone was so nice and friendly!…read moreHighly recommend!!

This farm is a wonderful place to pick your own strawberries. They have large varieties of produce,…read moremost of which they grow on their own farm! The homemade ice cream is fresh and delicious and they have several jams and jellies to choose from! The staff was very friendly on my visit, and my produce was FANTASTIC!

Excellent home grown vegetables. Best tomato's ever! Always helpful. Good selection. Prices are…read moregood considering that's it's fresh produce.

Stopped by on the way home from the beach--incredible staff! Super friendly and attentive. The…read moreproduce was amazing, we ended up eating a lot of blackberries on the trip home. My 5 year old had a grape muscadine slushy and the few sips I stole were spectacular. They had lots of beautiful plants as well as local jams, honey, and chow chow. If you're in Whiteville, don't miss this great opportunity for amazing produce!

As soon as I walked in I could smell the strawberries. When I walked by the tomatoes I could smell…read morethem. With all the preservatives and pesticides you don't get this sensation in supermarkets. The staff couldn't have been nicer or more helpful.

They are closed. Everything is overgrown outside and the place looks abandoned. Im upset. Loved…read moregoing here.

Cute store to get some different items for friends or family n I walked around while I waited for…read moremy table at Ruddy ducks

Being that this Food Lion is one of convenience, I frequent this particular location (beats lunch…read morehour traffic in a city not known for traffic to get to a bigger retailer). They do well to have things in stock, and the management is some of the best that you could ask for, in my experience. The reason I've rated this particular one the way I did is due to several poor experiences I've had while visiting, and being that it was more than one I'd say that's fair game. For one, I'm almost never greeted with the familiar "Welcome to Food Lion". Big deal right? How about completing an entire transaction without being spoken to? Ok, stuff happens right? The pain point for me lies in the issues I've had using my MVP. I've had multiple experiences where my transaction was either rushed past me using my MVP or them using theirs. This severely hurts the brand, and makes the experience frustrating at times at the register. It's not all of the cashiers though, as a decent amount of them are super friendly. Customer service is a huge selling point for me. But if MVP is not a make or break point for you, this store will suit your needs just fine.

i regularly visit this store but I dread going in. Maybe I'm just getting old and intolerant, but I…read moredo not understand why customers should have to wait until the cashier finishes their personal conversation first. Tonight is a perfect example (please check your tapes, as the video will support my statement). 3 cashiers, but only 2 lines open, 2 cashiers having a prolonged, silly conversation with the women in front of me, which included the 3rd cashier, kind of dancing from iregister to register talking to my cashier and the customer ahead of me. This went on and on (around 7pm) , with other cashiers stopping by while is continued. I've learned that complaining only gets you worse service and an attitude, so I simply beat it. But why? Do you teach cashier to annoy the masses at the expense of the "employee friends"? I assume that one of the many other cashier that wandered by (shift change?) could have intervened, rather than participating, but of course, the only person that minded was me. So is an 10 minutes, 3 times a week, a big deal? 30 minutes x52 weeks is 1,560 minutes or 26 hours..... a year.... you might not care, but there are much better things to do with those hours than to listen to two women repeat the words "filet mignon" over and over.