Ok listen! I had NO idea this was back here!! This is…read moreabsolutely beautiful! It's so fun! We met friends here, they play games and serve pizza! The little store they have is the cutest thing ever!! You come to a place like this during the spring time, get the fire pit going bring some marshmallows during the evening! Definitely our new spot!!

Breedens orchard is a great place to bring the kiddos for a nice day. I attended the honey fest for…read moremy first visit and although it was a nice I expected a lot more. It wasn't really giving festival vibes. It was really just the regular shop with honey themed products and honey sampling. I wish they had a few more vendors or live music or something of that nature available for the adults. I did try the donuts... when I say yum I mean delicious. I had a peach cider donut and a honey glazed donut. Out of the whole the honey glazed was the best. All in all a cut experience and a nice place to chill. I just expected quite a bit more

Absolutely love this place! Farmer Don is so sweet and helpful, and literally everything I have…read morebought at his store has been so delicious. I looove the peaches, the tomatoes, the jams and apple butter made by a local Amish farm.. honestly everything I've bought so far I've loved lol I'm also always surprised at how affordable my total cost is for the amount of produce and goods I get each trip. I really like this place, far more than the farmers markets I've been to in middle TN!

The absolute sweetest little old man runs the shop. Reminded me so much of my grandfather. I could…read morehave sat with him for hours and just chatted. He was so sweet to my 7 month old. The shop is adorable and has a bunch of good stuff. We walked out with a load of baked and canned goods and some fresh fruit too. Worth the 30 minute drive. Will be back weekly or biweekly to see Don.

We have been several times over course of 4 years, but today is our last visit. Fields are in very…read morepoor condition with very few strawberries and very tall weeds. It's impossible to determine if they are really open even though website says they are...don't answer the phone, no return call, no return message from their website, Facebook message not visible when I clicked through their website. I drove an hour with 4 kids (youngest is 1 year) to see a closed sign on door and meet the grumpiest, meanest lady that I have ever encountered.

Went here once to go strawberry picking, and could not have been more pleased. They have no hours…read moreof operation, and no "set price" for their produce. They go by the honor system, and simply have a lock box next to their strawberry baskets for you to leave some cash. They have other produce offerings in their mini-market, such as pre-picked berries, fresh eggs, and their own apple cider.

Enjoyed a few hours at the Amish country market at the Feedmill in Nolensville ' the old style…read moreambience and fresh Amish Food. Had a quick sandwich from the cafe ' inside the feed-mill ' tried the buggy wheel and the famous chicken salad with cranberries both freshly made and full of flavor . Met up with the owner ( know as " the Feed-mill guy " . ) great conversation which lead to a quick appearance on his media post . If you're in the area or just passing through a stop at the Amish country market at the Feed-mill is worth the stop. Also, don't forget to go outback and enjoy the mill creek ' home to the federal protected Tennessee crawfish. And don't leave without a bag of this * Walnut Creek Peanut crunch pop-corn , maybe get 2 !!

Great selection of goodies! Very friendly staff. We stopped in before a roadtrip to Lynchburg for…read moresnacks! Definitely worth a stop on your drive!

Nice selection of groceries I gut some really good deals Michigan needs a sprouts so bad the items…read moreare always so great and fresh

Thank you, thank you for opening a Sprouts near me!…read more This newish location off Nolensville Road is my favorite I've been to yet (likely because so close to me). But really... it's immaculately clean. Super organized and easy to find what you need. Plenty of employees that are around and easy to find if you have questions. Good parking situation. I mean, they just have the best selections. Produce at all locations is superb and this one is no different. Beautiful fresh tomatillos in February? Yup! Bulk aisle always stocked. Zero negative thoughts -- all the good things to say. I go weekly. Y'all the best!

A couple of things to consider about S & S Berry:…read more 1. This place sell Blackberries: nothing else. Don't come for any other produce, because they do not sell it. If you want Blackberries in the in late-June to Mid-July, this is a great place to pick fresh berries yourself. 2. You have to call to set an appointment. You CAN'T just show up. This isn't the kind of place that has a full-time attendant and a shed. This is a private residence that sells you berries. You and they will agree to the time, you show up, and they provide quart containers. You fill as many as you want, you return to the house, he comes out, you pay per quart, and that's it. When you call, ask for Andrew. The place is very attractive, and the folks are friendly, but the place is nothing. So don't expect a big place. The sign is small, too. If you're coming from Hermitage, you may miss it because it's covered by foliage.

My husband and I have been searching for good peaches all summer. This place had the best- by far -…read morethat we have tried thus far. I got a slice of pizza while I shopped for fresh produce. Pizza was very good and fresh. I will definitely be back.

Their produce is farmers market quality. Direct from dairy milk products are very fresh. The coffee…read morebar has good selections for breakfast and lunch

Total disappointment. I guess it has new owners now. I normally can walk in at any time of the day…read moreand get something to eat, vegan. Not so this time. It feels more like a corporate business bought this place. Maybe they're still in transition or something.

I love a good tomato sandwich. If you're a true southerner, you know exactly what I mean. A healthy…read moreschmeer of mayo, what looks like way too much thick sliced tomatoes, and a generous shake of salt and pepper. That's it. You're never, never, going to make a decent tomato sandwich from anything you pick up in a grocery store. But if you get your tomatoes from Reed's, you'll be dripping tomato juice and smiling. Give a cantaloupe at your local grocery a big sniff. Nothing? Right. Now get yourself to Reed's and give one of their cantaloupes a big sniff. You'll understand (and you'll take home a great melon). I used to love picking up peaches from the Peach Truck. Now they only do 25 pound boxes around Nashville. I love a fresh peach, just as a snack, sliced on a salad, sweetened up in a dessert - heck, even infused in Tito's! But 25 pounds? Reed's has the real deal peaches, and you can get what you need. It's wonderfully ramshackle, park right out front, friendly people. If you're not a regular I feel a little sad for you!

Reed's is the most quintessential little country store you can imagine, simple yet impressive,…read morequality over quantity, a true gem in Franklin. The peaches from a farm in Alabama are the best you'll ever eat, and I'm a serious peach connoisseur! And if you're lucky, they sometimes sell homemade peanut butter brittle, also the best I've ever eaten! Stop in and see it!