If you're from out of town or new to riding a hayride, the staff is rude as Heck! No explanation on…read morehow or where to go, how it works. Customer service needs a lot of work and how to treat PAYING customers

Support your local small business!! Deans Farm Market is awesome!! Didn't really visit this place…read moreuntil RIGHT before COVID started and I'm impressed. On my recent visit, I went only for one item, but decided to try the crab dip and chocolate flourless cake. VERY IMPRESSED with both!!

Thanks for the fun day in the Sunflower Maze and for all the perks of coming! We do love farmers…read moreand recommend this fun attraction for any age steady on their feet. Keep up the great work, farmers!

The shop herbalist know soo much! Theyre willing to talk concepts and even helped me brew my ice…read moretea less bitter. Parking is easy

Great place to get herbs, teas, incense and crystals, etc as you embark on your spiritual journey…read more Would highly recommend them. Very friendly staff and very knowledgeable.

If you remember the old days of "bait and switch" marketing this is the place to go, they advertise…read morethings on special, but when you get there they are all out but have some nice similar things at a higher price.

Easily the best supermarket in Wilson, Harris Teeter offers a good veggie section--I found…read morebeautiful, sweet, ripe Driscoll strawberries from Watsonville just down the road from my home in the bay area, and they were on sale! But their meat counter is the real find--we wanted ribeyes for a barbecue and the meatcutters found us some really beautiful, aged beef and cut it to our specs and they were terriffic. Skip the Food Lion and all the other sub-par chains and stick with Harris Teeter for great food. A new store twice as big as this one will open in the next few weeks out near the new Target on Raleigh Road. One more tip--their cakes! Tasty birthday cakes with buttery frosting!

"Let's go look at the whirligigs" said my sister Barb a few years ago. Always on the alert for…read moresomething new to do in sleepy small-town Wilson, North Carolina, I immediately jumped at a change of pace. I was expecting maybe a yard filled with K-Mart lawn ornaments that had gotten out of hand. I had no idear of the delight I was in for! We piled into Barb's car and drove several miles out of Wilson into the countryside, turning down a few backroads until we came upon the most amazing folk-art installation I believe I've ever seen. Massive, whimsical, delightful whirligigs, dozens and dozens of them, some of them several stories high, sprawl across at least a couple acres of ground here on the farm of Vollis Simpson, a retired farmer in the tiny hamlet of Lucama outside of Wilson, about an hour east of Raleigh. Simpson has been crafting his folk-art masterpieces for a couple of decades it seems and he's been featured on Charles Kuralt's Sunday Morning, People magazine, and several other media outlets. Simpson (no relation, by the way) gained some extra notareity a few years ago for allegedly firing his shotgun at a carload of teenagers he said were vandalizing his whirligigs. He has since fenced them in and you need to get in touch with him ahead of time to get in and see everything up close. He crafts the whirligigs out of pieces and parts of farm equipment, hardware, auto parts, and other found objects, creating whimsical airplanes, carts with moving men and farm animals, and every other manner of crazy contraption. If you are on your way from Raleight south and east you cannot miss this place. Stop in at any of Wilson's fine barbecue establishments for a tasty lunch and then head on out to Vollis' place. Nearly any local can tell you how to find it...

We generally shop at Harris Teeter twice a week; their selection of produce is very good and…read moregenerally, you can find anything you might be looking for. They have an enormous selection of alcoholic beverages and isles, overflowing with snack food... However, if you stay on the outside of the aisles, they have many selections for dinner and also a seafood counter!

They are great at "bait and switch" advertising, and when you come in they are all out of the sale…read moreitem (if they ever had any at all) basically old-fashioned con artists, snake oil salesman place, do yourself a favor go anywhere else

Triple J produced/provided the Organic Covington Sweet Potatoes in my farm sahre of the CSA I…read morebelong to. Delicious Sweet Potatoes. Hard working family-owned farm by the Hocutt family. My only qualm? They also grow tobacco (But hey - you gotta survive.) Thank you for all the work you do year-round. Support the American farm now - before it's too late!

A variety of Great popcorn flavors made right in the store. Gifts and other items too. Wonderful…read moreemployees too!

From the owner: We hand craft small batch gourmet popcorn. Our historic store front invites you to sample all of…read moreour flavors. We sell popcorn tins with any of our flavors. We make customized gift baskets with our popcorn, candy, and other small gifts. We have a local artisan corner where you can purchase items from local artists. You can even add them to a custom gift basket.

It was tough to find information for them but I'd heard great things about their "cooked" seafood…read moreside for lunch. They were open on Saturday and from first bite the food was great! We opted to split the Hungry Hungry Man between two of us. The fish was tender and cooked right, and the hush puppies were very good. Friends got the shrimp platters, they also had good portions. We will be back again, though their hours seemed a little tight (closing at 1:30pm on Saturday). Wish we were able to take home some of the seafood from the market!

Great fresh fish and oysters and the best hush puppies in Wilson!read more