We needed some peaches so found a place on the way home this place is amazing the owners are the…read moremost sweetest people the lady and her parents were so sweet, def recommend to get your fresh fruit here !!!

Funny little place we discovered on yelp. The odd thing was i wanted to buy a case of tomatoes and…read morehad to fight the owners to buy one. He said I need to save those tomatoes for my customers. Not sure who he thought I was, because I was a customer and he had like 8 more cases all up front. After about 20 minutes he said he would sell me one and then his wife lost them.. Cute couple but the whole idea is to sell your produce and not hold onto it for one reason or another. I dared not ask for 2. Nice plants during the fall season

Great time at our first Oyster roast at the Windy Hill Orchard & Cidery! Oysters were steamed by…read moreSaltwater Markets and they did a great job of bringing fresh hot oysters out every half hour to all of the tables. Each standing table also had an empty tray to discard shells. Ample supplies were on hand - shuckers, gloves, paper towels, hot sauces, cocktail sauce, and saltines. Beverages were available for purchase - a selection of ciders and wine, soft drinks and bottled water. Many of their regular menu options are not served in the winter, but we find that to be a good reason to go back during peak season. All service was self service - walk up to the bar or walk over to find any oyster shucking supplies you may need. Souvenir glasses were also available. The staff who checked us in on arrival were kind enough to suggest we take those after our feast to avoid having to keep track of a pint glass while focused on our oyster shucking. A couple of fire pit spots were available and there were picnic tables under a covered shelter set up in the event that inclement weather moved in. It is truly a Windy hill - it's always windy when we are here and this event was no different. Live music was on hand - a solo artist with guitar whose name I didn't catch, but he was very talented and did a great job. He played mostly cover music from under the covered shelter area. Parking does involve a walk if you're not one of the very first to arrive. That walk is down a gravel path a little ways up the hill and not a great fit for wheel chairs or those who with mobility challenges. It would not be hard to drop someone off though near the front, then go park down the street and around the corner.

This was my first visit to Windy Hill. The place is really great. They have bagged apples, cider,…read morebottled hard cider, apple pies, freshly made apple cider donuts (plain or cinnamon sugar), and a hard cider bar. The orchard wasn't open for picking, but it was a beautiful day, so there were lots of picnic tables to sit and relax. After we shopped, we sat and enjoyed a donut and the outside. We arrived right as they opened on a Sunday, but it got very busy with families, small groups, dogs, and children after we arrived. This is a very family friendly spot, lots of parking, and a good amount of apple treats to enjoy. We had a nice time, and since it is only 1 hour from Charlotte area, will definitely go back again.

Great service, variety, and local seasonal selections…read more Comfortable and friendly reception to my inquiries. Excellent atmosphere for all community updates.

I've heard good things abt this place so couldn't wait to check it out. There's a bakery and ice…read morecream shop along with other items a typical gas station would have. I went for lunch and ordered two hot dogs all the way. I was not impressed. They were cold and the chili was dry and not very flavorful. I've never had a dry chili dog before now and honestly I couldn't finish the meal. In any case the staff was at least friendly. If I go back I'd definitely have to try something different, maybe a burger.

This is truly my happy place! Love the the asian produce vendors who always have what I need to…read moremake my moms recipes! Building C has so many hidden gems -- Phoenix Cooking, 3vCafe, Freaky Vegan, and so many other goodies from pies, 3D prints, meats, mushrooms, olive oil! There are new shops every couple months as business may coke and go, but they also hold a lot of events and business are starting to do more pop-ups here! Everyone is always so nice at every booth and always happy to share their stories and answer any questions! It gets pretty busy on Saturdays so I typically like to go on Sundays, although most pop-ups sometimes only go for a day, so definitely follow your favorite shops and keep up with then they will be there!

Fantastic, huge farmer's market in Charlotte. I've been to the one in Raleigh, and I thought that…read morewas the biggest and the best, but this one is a close runner-up. It has everything you want from a farmer's market, with three huge barn tents: - One full of greenery and herbs - Another with fruits and vegetables - Another one with all the wonderful stuff from vendors We even bought a massive cedar, beautiful live edge cutting board for only $40. You have to come and visit this place.

I contacted them to check on their store hours and to see if they had any meats available since I…read morewas hearing stores are running out. The person who answered the phone seemed to be annoyed by my questions like he couldn't make time to assist me.. He seemed bothered that I was calling. This is my first encounter with this store I've been wanting to shop with them for awhile since I'm working for home I thought this would be a good opportunity to check them out.. I'm a little worried now.. Customer service could be better especially at a time like this..

Fresh fruits and veggies at a very reasonable price and friendly service makes this a great little…read morecountry produce store. They have some of the biggest baking potatoes that I've seen in Rock Hill.

Visited many times in 2025. They had vendors selling fresh breads, fresh/frozen meats, seasonal…read morefruits and vegetables but also the Artisan items. Lots of hand-crafted pastries, "lemon"-aids, cutting boards, seasonal decorations, knitted/yarn items, various gift ideas, soaps and local honey. The town hosts activities for big and small kids. Scavenger hunts, firetruck making huge bubbles, music and Halloween dress ups. People and vendors were always nice and friendly. Can't wait until 2026.

UPDATE, NEWSFLASH, PSA.... Hey Ya'll !!! The Farmers Market…read moreis extended through 11/21/20 ! Come on out & support your community, locally owned & operated business. Get your fresh fall veggies here. Try a Humble Cup of coffee! Personally, I prefer the Desire Blend which is French Roast, Oui Ya'll.

The freshest eggs from a lovely little farm run by the nicest family. Depending on the time of year…read moreyou may be able to purchase fresh figs, peaches, fresh herbs or whatever the deer have decided not to eat.

Twin Lakes cares about their animals. They care about thier customers. Don't wait, go see them…read moretoday!

Great fresh produce stand on the cheap on the corner if 160 and Zoar. Best Athena cantaloupes,…read moresilver queen corn, cheap yummy avocados, peaches, peppers at a reasonable price for local grown. 2 things you won't find; butter beans and green tomatoes, but everything else can't be beat.