Little grocery store with a ton of locally grown offerings. I had no idea there were so many…read moredifferent types of watermelon...orange? Really? I became acquainted with several local brands through my visits here. I did not know there was a mushroom farm nearby or the number of places to get duck and quail eggs. Raw milk is of course there, butter, etc and of course check the scratch and dent section in the corner near the exits for discounted items. They are open til 6 so enough to grab something for dinner on the way home. My only complaint is there is never enough Cajun boiled peanuts to satisfy the cravings but even the regular are really good and the staff is aces.

Staff is friendly and helpful when there. The problem is keeping hours as posted and expected.read more

They have a great selection year round. I love their seasonal fruit. Right now, they have tons of…read morelocal strawberries. I actually got some double yolk eggs too. 24 for $9. I thought that was a great deal! They sometimes will have duck eggs too. It's absolutely my go to spot for produce, local honey and unique finds.

I spent $97 at Tomato Vine on Saturday, with nearly half of that ($45) going toward two soursop…read morefruits. Within a day, both soursops molded--one I refrigerated, and the other I left out because it looked ripe. I called ahead before returning them and calmly explained the situation. The man who answered the phone (owner or manager, I assume) immediately got rude, called me ignorant for not knowing how to store soursop, and hung up on me while I was still trying to speak. When I arrived at the store with the spoiled fruit (one cut open and one whole), the experience only got worse. He berated an elderly employee right in front of me, saying he would dock his pay for giving me no guidance about ripeness. It was heartbreaking to witness that kind of treatment. I wasn't asking for a full refund--just a respectful exchange--but instead, I was humiliated and talked down to. He refunded me $21 for the whole fruit and nothing for the cut one, then told me to "stay away from his soursop" because I "don't know how to handle it." Everyone starts somewhere when trying new fruits, and a real professional would educate their customers, not insult them. There are plenty of other places to buy high-quality soursop with better service--like the Charlotte farmers market vendors who are there every Saturday on 3930 Brookshire Blvd. who treat you like a human being. I won't be returning here and I highly advise others to take their business elsewhere.

The sweetest people work here. I went in for the first time to check it out with my baby, looking…read morefor blueberries. The man behind the counter kept in conversation with me the whole time, asking about my son and talking about his kids. As I checked out, my card kept declining, and he told me to just take the carton for free. I offered him $2 cash that I had, but he declined the offer. I truly appreciated his graciousness and the whole experience I had there really touched me. They also had a very sweet dog there who was calm enough for my baby to get near.

Great family farm. Many times a family member will be at the produce market.They grow great…read morestrawberries and peaches. And have many other kinds of produce. Watermelon cantaloupe tomatoes etc.

I stopped here today and bought 2 cantaloupes, 3 containers of blackberries, 2 lbs of okra, 8…read moretomatoes, a jar of chow-chow, and 3 cucumbers. The corn that I had also wanted to get looked really bad, so my husband asked the man running the place how long he had had the corn. Today is Thursday. Initially the man said "Since Thursday." Then he changed his mind and said Tuesday...and he surely should have said a week ago Tuesday, that's how cruddy it looked. He also seemed very snarky about my husband picking through the cantaloupes and smelling the corn. When I checked out, he said "$50.26." I paid with my debit card and failed to get a receipt. He actually charged me $63.26 according to my bank. There has been a very nice lady behind the counter before but this guy was rude and overcharged me.

Best "in the middle of nowhere" kind of place…read more We were in town for about a week, and managed to come here every single day (mostly for their yummy ciders) to look around and get some fresh fruit. If you're in the area, def make the tiny detour to try out the peach cider!

Excellent on Everything. I love that it is in a a Small town, Marietta SC. Driving to farm turned…read moreout to be scenic. Something Greenville SC has now lost. Seeing the Mountains, old Timey Stores etc. Like Busters Barber Shop, such a Sweet Man, Virgil. And best of all was Jarrard Hardware Store, like walking into the 80s. The Strawberries 100% better than any grocery store. Will go several times this year.

The u-pick sunflowers are absolutely stunning. I had the best time, and enjoyed the staff!read more

Great location, very friendly and helpful vendors and the vegetable selections were great. Loved…read moreall the bread and craftsmen options. Will go back for sure.

Awesome!!!!!! Makes for a fabulous shopping experience and delightful way to spend your morning!read more

Amazing peaches. I…read morewas driving to see family last week and grabbed a large basket of peaches ($30) to take home. Every peach was at peak ripeness. Couldn't find a blemished one to save my life. The peaches they had (not sure of the variety) had a yellow flesh and a delicious red juice. Made for an amazing side with breakfast, and great for just messy snacking. My mom made a cobbler with them the other night and the result was the best peach cobbler I've ever had. The peaches, once baked, turned a dark reddish orange. Never seen that before, but I'm not complaining. Nice, friendly people, btw. Will definitely return.

A trip to Poinsett Produce was another stop on the way from Sky Top. They had peaches, jams,…read morejellies, pickled peaches, pickled eggs and pickled cucumbers. Many fresh veggies are still available, bananas, apples, squash, pie pumpkins and ones for decorating. Fresh boiled peanuts, onions, purple hull peas, purple cabbage, heirloom tomatoes, Cherokee black tomatoes, and fresh pork rinds, hot and plain ones. If you're in the area, and looking for some end of summer veggies check out this "on the side of highway"produce stand, Poinsett Produce.

Great variety of fresh produce and other canned and baked goods. They're a little pricey or I'd…read moregive them 5 stars. They also have an ice cream shop where they serve generous portions of Mayfield ice cream. In all it's a great stop while you're in Greer!!!

Love having fresh produce so close to home. The strawberries smelled and tasted delicious!read more