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!

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!!

It was a bit of drive and the front wasn't very alluring with a few old cutouts to take pictures…read moreof, but the staff was very friendly, the prices very rea, and the mums were gorgeous (only yellow)! Also check out the hertiage pumpkins and gourds. They were so unique and perfect for decorating your porch. If you have kiddos, the pillow jump is fun, the shade kind of sits low (hits your head if you're tall) but at least there's shade. Watch out for the ants, they're in the sand box and by the fence if you want to look at the goats. Definitely get a mining bag. They have a fun water tower to sift your dirt and find some fun gems. I'd skip the ice cream shop but take a look at the flowers and the pumpkins. Bought both of those and they didn't break the bank. The corn maze should be open by now so that's probably fun. The place wasn't too busy and luckily not too hot. They have two restrooms available and plenty of parking.

We came by on a Sunday morning right when they opened at 10 with our 1 year old and bounced around…read morethis little farm (but like actually bounced... on the huge in ground inflatable jumper, $5 per kid, parents jump for free). There were two goats, plants for sale, and veggies/fruit for sale as well as homemade ice cream. They do strawberry picking in the summer and pumpkin picking in the fall. Worth checking out if you're in the area!

The owners were really nice and the blueberries were excellent. We didn't get to pick our…read moreblueberries since we had a storm and they were doing a festival later that week. I would go back.

We go several times every June to pick blueberries. Friendly people, great prices and an enjoyable…read moreexperience. The bushes are easily accessible and access from Rt 17 is really easy. A staple of the area. Don't miss it.

Great market with a LOT of options! They have an assortment of Korean, vietnamese, Thai, Chinese,…read moreand more. They expanded and added another section where it's all frozen and refrigerated food. Lady at register is quick and very helpful if you are looking for something specific.

I think it's a nice little Japanese market. But it's very very little. I would absolutely love it…read moreif it was three times the size and had more inventory, but that's not a knock against the business. I highly recommend it.

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.

It was a great store with everything made in NC! Love the candies, chocolates, sweatshirts and…read moremore! So adorable so fun you can find something for sure. I bought some candies to take home to the family!

I was craving boiled peanuts and kept asking the locals I ran into about where to find boiled…read morepeanuts. 98.2% of them had no clue what I was even referring to. I found them at a Farmer's Market called Biggers Market! This place has everything! When I say, everything, I mean it! I never knew there was a thing called strawberry onions. Like, onions grown near and in strawberry fields! Super cool! I actually visited this place 3 times while in town for 7 days. By my second and third visit, the cashier recognized me and thought I was a local. I wish!! I told her that I'd be back because they had great nuts! Lol.. she thought that was funny! The ambiance gives happy workers and a happy community that knows they can bring the kids and dogs, have a few local brews on the weekend, get a great pick from fresh veggies, to fresh seafood, dips, fresh breads and jams, and anything else you may be looking for! This place is winning! I WILL be back!!

I love this place.. lots to see and they have it all.. they have a kitchen with food to purchase…read more. I didn't go in that one it was pretty crowded but lot of people at picnic tables enjoying the food.. they had samples of hot apple cider which was soo good! They had a variety of ciders.. strawberry , peace, apple , blackberry! And a booth to get coffee from hidden grounds downtown, a seafood market, and of course produce and gifts.. they had a nice section of baked goods- muffins and different breads! even sold their branded merchandise. You could even get a beer to drink with meal! Very cool spot wanted to stay longer but with Christmas holiday it was super busy but I recommend going! Very family oriented.. today it was cool out and they had fire towers outside to keep you warm.. lots of Christmas tree selling fast.. they bag for you too..