Magnificent strawberries, u-pick or pay a little more for pre-picked. The vegetables were…read moreplentiful and looked appetizing. Farm to table is important as is knowing what is in the food you prepare for your family. Bypass the prepared foods with dozens of chemicals and preservatives, names you have no idea of what these things are. Cooking from farm to table is the best way to eat safe and healthy. Shop local, shop fresh. This is a great place to buy local and fresh.

We came here to pick strawberries! The plants were healthy, the strawberries were big, sweet and…read moreonly $1.19 a pound. You need to bring your own buckets to put them in. They have other produce and seedlings for sale, jams and things, and really great homemade candy for 25 cents each. I got the gooseberry and sassafrass flavored candies, and I recommend them both. We will be back to pick more strawberries at Tyler's (:

Permanently CLOSED! They were our go to especially for their boiled peanuts! All these great…read moreproduce stands are disappearing and it so sad.

This is our second year visiting South Carolina and I had to visit this stand again. The first year…read morewe purchased peaches that were so good and sweet. You can't beat them living up north. This year I made sure to purchase more items to support local businesses. This round I purchased several bags of roasted salted peanuts, raw peanuts, peaches, and an imagination watermelon. All together I paid about $30. The guy working which I'm assuming is the owner is so friendly and nice. Overall experience was great!

Come and check us out! You can get great organic food, goods, local art, local treats, and much…read moremore! We can get over 60,000 products just ask! AND you can get a massage at the same location from Ashley of Essential Massage and Wellness!

Took my family here while visiting from Ohio. My wife heard about them on Instagram. Our kids had…read morean ABSOLUTE blast!!! We went for the u-pick blueberries and stayed to play with all their animals!!! Young family just starting out and make you feel like home as soon as you get out of the car! Candice and Brandon loved interacting with our little ones, 2 4 and 6 years old. Showing them the chickens, turtles and pig! They've got a couple beautiful dogs and even a deer on their property that roams around. The blueberries are organic, they don't use pesticides or anything and they were PLENTIFUL! They said they should have plenty of berries to pick thru next week so if you are visiting for the 4th of July or local, it's definitely worth the drive!!! We got a huge bucket for $25 and everything else is just them being a wonderful Christian family!

Everything is absolutely amazing. She dips chocolate with caramel and a pretzel. And then there's…read morethe crack, which is rice, krispie, treats with chocolate. I can go on but now I need more chocolate, absolutely delicious. The best i've had in a long time.

Amazing chocolates! Packaged nicely! Great price and tastes even Better!! Highly recommend for…read moregifts or treat yourself! You wont be disappointed!

It's strawberry fields forever at Hyman farms. Picked 5 baskets yesterday if very big and red juicy…read moreripe strawberries with my daughter. The employee was very nice and helpful

Brought back memories of my childhood when Jamestown Restaurant was a store and gas station named…read moreCarlyle's. My Uncle Earl "worked" there. He was a special needs man. My childhood best friend lived on a street behind it. Enough reminiscing, the food at Jamestown Restaurant is good ol comfort food. Fried Chicken, Porkchops, chicken bog. A big choice of veggies, including butter beans. The Mac and cheese is so good it will make y'all want to slap y'all's mama (do not do it, she wouldn't get hold of you in the restaurant, but y'all would get what's coming to y'all when y'all get home. If y'all grew up in the South the food is lip smacking good y'all grew up on. If y'all are a transplant

Great home style food and friendly service. Also priced right. Can't wait to try more of their…read moredaily specials.

Went here for the first time at this location Today (Tuesday March 31st 2026) with my mom. We have…read moreshopped at an Aldi's before in New York. Basically they offer organic items, cheaper knockoff items such as thin wheats (Wheat Thins!), and overall a cheaper option. This location has plenty of parking, is easy to get to from 501. Wagon cost a measley quarter to unlock. Entered the store. Store seemed smaller than the one that we were used to, but had lots of items. We brought raspberries, yams, and bagged salads from the produce department in front. Got a chocolate cake, and wheat bread from the bakery department. Looked around each aisle and the back of the store. on the side, they sell milk, eggs, and frozen items. we grabbed some milk which cost 2.83, which is comparable to walmart, bjs and target. They only had 2% and whole milk though. We also brought a spiral ham for Easter. Store was clean and organized. Cashier was fast and pleasant! Will definitely be back soon!

I typically don't shop here but hearing good things about Aldi, thought I'd try it. A man was…read moregetting ready to stock some shelves in an aisle I was going down. He could have moved his pallet over approximately 3 inches so I could pass. Nope, he never looked at me, smiled, said a word like sorry, etc. So I said..never mind, I'll go around the other aisle. Then I get to the checkout and there were coupons on 2 salads I was buying. I asked the lady if I needed to remove them for het...a very curt nope was the answer. I said I was just asking as I wasn't familiar with their policy. Bottom line, the only 2 employees I saw were not friendly, not customer service oriented....I will NOT be going back. Plus the aisle with the non food items looked like a bomb hit it. I'd rather pay more and get good customer service. DO NOT RECOMMEND!​