Individual farmer who sells his produce outside the Emmanuel auto center on the weekends. Fresh…read morefood!

Love this place! Obviously they sell strawberries. You can pick your own or for a bit more money…read morebuy berries they have picked. They also sell fresh eggs, chickens, and other locally raised meat. Always good to buy local and these guys make it easy.

We just made our first trip up for eggs and sausage, given it's the winter, there isn't much in the…read moreway of produce, which makes sense. We're big into local eating, and we're going to be doing the CSA with them. back to the eggs and sausage - delicious, golden yolks unlike anything you get in the store. The sausage was awesome too. We chatted with the owner for a bit, and he seemed like a very genuine individual just trying to make the best food possible. I'm stoked about the spring when we should start to be able to get some strawberries. We haven't attended any events yet - but I imagine they'll be pretty fun.

The chair of the meeting post-election made such comments to the farmers and vendors present at the…read moremeeting as "we don't care what you think we're going to listen to the county," "the Leroy James farmers market will be closed until Farmers learn how to grow tomatoes in the winter," he threatened certain members of the committee who disagreed with him with lawsuit, and replied to the vendors who were having a hard time hearing what was going on in the meeting due to a lack of microphone being provided by the county despite it being requested that they should "put your hearing aids in Old Man." This is a person who brags about going to barbecues and birthday parties with County staff while presiding over the advisory committee meeting, this is a person who represents the Pitt County Board of Commissioners and County staff. This person self admits to having anger management issues and brags about ripping telephones out of the hospital wall back in the day. He looked the vendors right in the eye and said I do not represent you. If we want to save this farmers market it means listening to the farmers who literally make up the name of the market. The vendors must be heard. Now, instead of listening to the vendors, the vendors who disagreed with the current policies are being kicked out one by one. Alarita Gourmet Foods, Forest of Eden Farm & Nursery, and Wind Leaf Farm are just three examples of many! I repeat: unelected government bureaucrats are retaliating against vendors for exercising their right to free speech.

This spot was a lot of fun; browsing the various vendors of produce, baked goods, honey and craft…read moreitems. Folks were so friendly and the live music added to the atmosphere.

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!

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!!

Popped in here for a jar of honey and I'm leaving having discovered a hidden gem in Washington!…read moreThey had so many delicious items for sale; baked goods, casseroles, chicken pop pies, and produce of all kinds. Their plant selection also seemed diverse and in good condition. I'll definitely be coming back!

I stopped in there for the first time and left very happy! I was able to get fresh tomatoes that…read moretaste amazing! Not like store bought and they were a very good price. I also was able to purchase some local honey which is also delicious and only $12 for a huge jar of it. I will never buy tomatoes from a grocery store again after tasting her delicious tomatoes. I will definitely be back and try some of the other fresh produce she has. I also bought a jar of pickled beets which were also very yummy! Love this place!

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.