I love this place!!!…read more I kept seeing a little shack in the side of the road with signs about pink pineapples but you can't see much outside beyond a few watermelons and pumpkins I dared to go in one day and boy did it shock me! Wear boots or shoes you don't mind getting dirty because there is no floor. Just dirt It made the experience feel like a real farmers market. There was so many options for fresh fruits, vegetables, produce, nuts and more! They make their own salsa and boiled peanuts They do have pink pineapples in the fridge along with exotic fruits like star fruit, rambutan, pink and yellow dragon fruits. I believe plantains as well. The owner or cashier told me they source locally for all their items and support the community. She even share they sell locally made doggie treats by the young ladies in the photo beneath it. This was such a gem and treat. I spent about $40 and got a variety of items. You'll be blessed to get some fresh items. Enjoy!!! Don't be scared! It's so worth it!

Love this place. Super road side convenient, seeded fresh produce, friendly knowledgeable staff, in…read moreand out service.

Sigh. The customer service inside of the store was good. They had a nice amount of options but…read more$20-$30 for a jar of honey is outrageous. I purchased a brisket sandwich and fried green tomatoes. Smh I should've kept driving. I've never had brisket so TOUGH in my life and the tomatoes were tasteLESS! This was so disappointing. I will never give them another try.

They have a smaller quantity of flowers. Instead, focusing on variety and quality. The staff is…read morevery helpful and incredibly friendly. The inside market was an added bonus we hadn't even gone there for. Excellent selection of locally sourced items.

Very nice place to buy organic milk. Love the taste. U will not disappoint. I have to drive an hour…read moreto buy there but its worth it

I have been buying the fresh milk from the farm for at least 3 years. The milk tastes great, never…read morehave any problems. Self service makes it very convenient.

Sunshine in my hand - I'm in heaven!…read more It's peach season in Georgia. This year (June 2009) the trees are thick with juicy fruit. Blueberries are also in season, but I stuck with peaches when I was there. You can buy a basket already picked at the roadside stand, or borrow a 5 or 10 gallon bucket and pick your own. (Staff will put them in a box for you to take home.) Easy to get to off of I-75/exit 212. Bring water to drink. There is a bathroom available at the stand.

I had the most delightful experience here! My partner and I have never been in T&T Meats before and…read morehave been wanting to stop by and we finally did and we should have stopped by sooner! This cute mini shop on the corner does not disappoint..The staff were EXTREMELY helpful and friendly. By no means are we meat connoisseurs and they broke it all the way down for us. We ended up leaving with some brisket burgers, links, pimento cheese, chicken sausage (yes you read that right!) & some peach bbq sauce that I was really surprised I would like. Overall, a gem & a place that will continue to get our business. Thank you for your kindness and hospitality it's rare to find nowadays!

My wife and I get all our meats from here and it's always amazing. Great customer service and…read morealways clean.

I am all for supporting this business and in favor of what they do and how they do it but I think…read moreit's important to understand how hard subsistence farming truly is. Maintaining farm land and keeping quality soil. Not to even mention finding a sustainable labor force willing to do this type of work. Anytime I think of fresh produce, I think of flied and gnats...Seeing them is a sign that the food is natural. If you don't see them,perhaps ask yourself why? The word "organic" is no longer solely associated with a plant grown out of the earth. When you go there, ask what they harvest on site vs what's imported. You may be awakened. Bring cash unless you mind paying a transaction fee for your card purchase. Most importantly, support this business with an open mind. The community needs this.

Love love love this farm, grocery store, community center (I made that one up)…read more I call it that because it's such a beautiful place to meet and converse with people with common interests! Parking is a little muddy especially after a Georgia rain. It's well worth my drive from Stone Mountain! Knowing where my food is growing gives me extra confidence in my health!

These folks can usually be found at the Courthouse Square Farmers Market in McDonough, GA on the…read moreweekend and you can only buy their products in Georgia but man, are they worth it. This is some sort of cottage industry producer of artisan crafted stuff like you'd see on the menu at Husk in Charleston, SC, infused oils and vinegars, hand-crafted sauces, jams and jellies, smoked spices and all other sort of goodies. I have tried their jams (Peach Brandy Jam, I used to top baked Mission Figs), their Espresso Infused Balsamic which I used to make a reduction sauce for filet mignon, and their watermelon jelly is fine, too. They have a Tomato Basil Sauce that I have but have not tried yet and will let you know how it goes. Folks, it's hard to find the weird stuff some of us foodies like to cook with but this Mullen Farms lady has it going on if you want something out of the box. Highly recommend. Also, you can call them to see where they'll be set up next: 404-242-9844.