This is a small farmers market. There's plenty of parking. They sell a variety of items some that…read moreyou cannot get in stores and that's why I come like seeded watermelon. Everything is locally grown they accept credit card. The staff are knowledgeable and friendly. The items seem to be in a orderly and neat layout.. I hope you enjoy

One of the places my wife wanted to check out during our visit to the Monroe area was the farmers…read moremarket. She read good things and the hours were perfect for us to stop in on a beautiful Saturday morning in August. They are open every Saturday morning, April through December from 8am-12pm. We arrived about 10am and it was very busy. The main parking lot was full and there was a small line of cars trying to find parking spots. We continued on to the overflow parking area closer to the river bank and there was plenty of parking available. We walked up to the location of the market which is a covered area providing shelter from inclement weather and the hot summer sun. The variety of the different booths is diverse. Everything from fresh vegetables, canned salsas, jams and jellies, baked goods, pottery, frozen meat, and fresh flower bouquets. We enjoyed seeing all the various items and ultimately bought a package of six S'mores cookies which were incredibly delicious! It's been quite some time since we've been to a farmers market and this is a great one. Highly recommend if you are in the area.

The new market location is on the corner of Price Ave. and Church Street, behind Stewart's Village…read moreGallery. The new location for the Waxhaw Farmers' Market has been graciously donated by Bill and Holly Stewart of Stewarts' Village Gallery for the Market to use. The Stewart's say "they are looking forward to the new season with our new neighbors". The market runs from April through November and serves the citizens of Waxhaw, Weddington, Marvin and the surrounding communities. Customers come from Charlotte for many of the unique and delicious items available. The hours will remain the same, from 9 am till 1 pm on Saturdays and on Tuesdays from 3 pm to 6 pm. The market features naturally grown local produce, cut flowers, vegetable and flower plants, goat cheese, fresh farm eggs, herbs, local honey, fresh baked bread, cakes, cookies, muffins, granola bars, homemade dog treats, homemade goat milk soap, and so much more! With the exception of the flower people (they rarely last more than 5 days), all items have been wonderful. Produce prices can't be beat, and much of the food is wonderful. I'm partial to Heavenly Muffins (she's a neighbor of mine), but that aside they truly are deliciously 'Heavenly.' Support your local farmers, bakers, small business owners...go to the Waxhaw Farmers Market!

We really enjoyed visiting this place. Very nice people, fresh produce. Fun for all ages. Live…read moremusic!

It's unfortunate for us we haven't been here during the harvests, however during the fall, you can…read morestill find root vegetables, canned jams and vegetables, delicious pies, Angel Food cake and ice cream. We still managed to find foods that we'd be proud to buy from local farmers. There is also a restaurant where you can grab a bite to eat. While perusing through the market, there is an antique vehicle museum, for the motor heads is a must. We frequent the meat market in the back, where they sell fresh meats and pork. Rotisserie chicken is available when preordered. No matter what time of year you may go, you're sure to find something you'll enjoy on your table at home later on. You may just grabbing a sandwich for lunch. This is a tourist destination and one we've returned to over and over again.

Oh my heavens...never had such juicy blackberries in my life! I wish I had bought more!…read more Best produce markets Ive seen and to stop in while in KETO diet well that's just not smart. Next trip to beach we will definitely be stopping for peach enchiladas! They looked amazing!

After 8 months I was in the area and tried this location again. The produce was almost entirely…read morerotten especially the tomatoes. I purchased a baked good and it was STALE with no expiration date to be found! I didn't notice until I bit into it and it was so dry and stale I thought I must've purchased an expired item. I also purchased some of the premade foods to see if they improved. They definitely did not. The street corn doesn't remotely taste like it should. The chicken salad wasn't good either and at $10 for a small container it's not cheap. I'm really disappointed because this location used to have good premade options but this will be my last time here. Sadly, I still can't recommend this option when there are so many other fresh, fairly priced options.

Watch your prices. What is marked on the label is not the right price!! When you get to the…read moreregister, they ring it up at a higher price! Kombucha marked $3.49 in the case. Register charges $3.99 and they won't make it right. Instead I was told they didn't appreciate me bringing up that fact. I was dismissed and they wouldn't listen to me. Customer server, specifically Natalie, is less than subpar. She was so difficult. Their produce is awful!! Most of it was rotten. You have to pick through it to get something that's not rotten. They have rotten tomatoes, rotten peppers, rotten cukes, moldy strawberries, and the corn is dried out. Heed the warning! Also, WATCH THE PRICES or you will get ripped off!!!!!!!

What a cool spot! I just discovered this place last weekend when I was trying to go to a Resident…read moreCulture to pick up a couple of their Cumulo drinks. I parked in the garage connected to the shops and they validate here for 2 hours with purchase. Lots of nice vendors here - pizza, ice cream, resident culture, specialty cheese, and a couple boutique stalls. I will definitely be back for the pizza and ice cream, pizza smelled great and the ice cream looked delicious. I found the drinks I was looking for at Resident Culture. I think they are a bit more expensive here, maybe because of the location. But service was fast and friendly and I'm looking forward to coming back when I have more time to hang out! @azfitfoodfun

This is a public food hall with a couple different food Vendors. To be exact 2 sold food, 1 was a…read moretie dying station, 2 only sold alcohol, and the rest sold sweets. This food hall is small and doesn't offer free parking you're looking at $10-$17 depending on when you go. The restrooms were not the best but usable. Over all I would give the food hall itself a 2 but what food I got from a vender really increased it. Chop Chop Red Pot- The lady was super nice and very professional when answering all our questions. Service was 5 out of 5 Food was on the pricy side Kids grilled cheese $10 it's bland but for kids 4 out of 5 BBQ pulled pork $12 nice BBQ sauce and loved the bun 5 out of 5 Smashed burger $15 kinda messy very saucy 4 out of 5 There are no sides but the taste was well done but I can't say it was worth the price. Chop Chop would get a 4 out of 5 Bringing 7th street food hall to 3 out of 5 total.

The most delicious strawberries! I was visiting Clover and had to get a bucket. They have so much…read moreto offer at Bush N Vine. The cutest farmers market is on site with fresh produce, milk, cheese, and so much more! They also have a food stand. Don't miss out on the most delicious ice cream! The strawberry swirl with vanilla is delicious! There is a ton of outdoor seating as well to enjoy some goodies. You pick fields are available as well. This is a great place to take your kids, family, and friends! It has an old farm ambiance with a rustic vibe. All the staff was friendly and welcoming.

LOVED! No charge to pick pumpkins. They provide a cart for your pumpkins, but it's first come-…read morefirst serve. They had a ton of different types of pumpkins to pick from out in the fields. They were out of their pumpkin bread this time but all the sourdough came through! Staff is always so helpful.

On my recent visit to my parents, I was looking for things to do, and I was giddy with excitement…read morewhen I saw this, and that it was in front of the little village that I did not know was there. Oh! Happy Day! Granted, this was Labor Day weekend, and I knew the Matthews Alive Festival was going on. I did not want to drag my parents there as I knew it would be too much for them. Well, a few of the vendors had gone there to make more money, and less than 12 were here, it was still worth the trip. Fresh meat, local honey, baked goods, handmade goods, a delight to me. I am so glad I came and have suggested my siblings come when they come to visit our parents. A wonderful thing!

It was a rainy day and most of the tables were for gadgets rather than groceries. But it is very…read morequaint and charming as well as entertaining- right in the heart of mint hill and perhaps if it wasn't raining they would have more options! It was so fun to see they had a pie eating contest! The sourdough bread O bought was Devine and addictive. If you are in the area and looking to find something special stop by.

Can confirm, this great little hidden gym was a lot of fun, both to drive to, as well as experience…read moreonce we arrived. I love that they have a sugar-free option in their ice cream menu, the only part I would've preferred was that they had more than just that single option (for sugar-free selections). That said I have no complaints, everybody here was very pleasant and welcoming and professional, and the product itself was high quality for sure. I would love to give this place five full stars but I'll hold off until they have a few more sugar-free options for folks. I mean it though it's only the fact that they had just one choice of sugar free ice cream, that is the ONLY downside. But I can tell they're on the way up so the next time I go out there I hope to update this review with a fifth star!! That said, I will say we got two desserts here one was the strawberry shortcake. It tasted absolutely phenomenal, very fresh. I wouldn't be surprised if that was homemade ice cream, and it could've been more than a few hours old shortcake. The second dessert we tried was the peach cobbler with the butter, pecan, sugar-free ice cream, I could not tell that it was sugar-free, some of the best sugar-free ice cream I've ever had, And the dessert itself once again tasted extremely fresh. I made the statement after it was all over, that I can absolutely tell (from my experience today at Peaches n Cream) when something is fresh and when it's not. They really know how to do it.

Super cute spot for ice cream. The blackberry cobble with vanilla ice cream was a delight! All of…read morethe employees were very respectful, and the service was quick. Recommend!

I purchased a membership with The Produce Box so I could send fresh produce to my mom who lives in…read moreCharlotte. I found out about TPB online and I really liked the concept of being able to choose what you'd like weekly, and I didn't really want to buy into a CSA. TPB hand-delivers your items, and they have a nice variety of produce, fruits, meats and even different sweets and snacks you can add to your boxes. The very first box my mom received was decent (note: you have to provide your own box)... except it was missing an item, and the quality of one bunch of fruit was poor/damaged. She informed TPB about her damaged fruit and also about the missing item, and they said they would get back to her about it. I definitely understand that mistakes happen, and items are overlooked... so I didn't see this as a big deal. I'm thinking TPB would at the least just include the missing item (or a reasonable equivalent) in the next weeks box, let her know... and problem solved. Nah... A few days passed with no follow up. So I shot out a quick e-mail, and I received a response back the same day letting me know they would look into it. Cool. However, a few more days passed with no follow up! Nah... Meanwhile, my mom received her next weeks box, which was fine. Problem is she is still sans the missing item from the first delivery, and she still has no idea when or if TPB plans to resolve the problem. I'm someone who believes customer service is equally, if not more important than the product received. I want to have my concerns or problems quickly addressed and handled... especially if I'm a new customer! Most memorable to me are the businesses who not only want to make sure you are completely satisfied, but actually follow up and quickly resolve your concerns. To this day, I still haven't heard back from TPB about the missing item. I shouldn't have to contact a business more than once, let alone twice... to get what I paid for. I have cancelled my membership. Mom wasn't happy about it, but she knows how I feel about spending my money on products offered from companies with bad customer service. Now Yelp knows too haha. Some are necessary evils, others aren't. I may have 99 problems, but TPB ain't one...

I can't say enough about this service which I began after casually stopping at their table at a…read moreKnight's game. It has revolutionized the way I eat and shop! This week they offered "everyday hero"boxes for local teachers. I am amazed at the quality value and exceptional opportunities this company creates. Please consider.

We were in the Fort Mill area and stopped . It is a small market offering local fruits ,…read morevegetables, baked goods and jams and jellies. They also have ice cream and a coffee food truck. The lady in market was so sweet and we enjoyed talking with her. Definately worth stopping in if in the area.

It has good quality of fruits and vegetables of what is in season but there is a long line for…read morewaiting due to only one register. Though I can see why the long wait the ice cream is very delicious but if you are in a hurry this is not the spot. The staff is very courteous.