Small, family-owned farm - where you pay $13 per basket. The family has their cash/check only…read moreregister set up right in the garage (no cards accepted). We visited today May 8th and there are still plenty of strawberries! Headed home to spoon this freshness over some lemon pound cake!

I have been back to this sweet little farm 2 times in the past week. They still have a ton of…read moreberries on May 23 but I'm not sure how long they will last. The people that own the property were so kind and gracious. There is an option to just buy strawberries that are already picked but I think they're a little more expensive than just getting them yourself. Honestly, it's not that hard to pick because the plants are just saturated with berries. They're way cheaper to pick than to purchase from the store and 173648 times more delicious. There is nothing better than sun ripened fruit and this place does not disappoint. Just a little outside of Raleigh and the drive is just as beautiful as the experience on the farm.

Small local shop for herbs, flowers, vegetables, fresh bread, garden supplies, and more! The…read moreemployees are welcoming and helpful. They assisted me as needed and answered my questions. While checking out the plants, I enjoy watching and listening to their chickens. The tented area has gifts and gardening supplies and the shed has local goods. Just outside the tent from the check-out is the fresh produce area. Then as you keep walking you'll pass the rows of potted plants. I've been here several times, most recently for flowers and fresh bread. Prices vary but are about mid-range. It's a good place for local produce and gifts.

Friendly staff, large selection of pumpkins... Cute decorations... Delicious vegetables, and…read morefruits... And a cute little boutique store... The family that owns and runs. This are all so sweet great experience.!

What a great family friendly thing to do in the Fall! A whole lot to do (hayride, maze, slides…read moregalore, jumping things, etc) for my 3 year old and 5 year old nephew. While $25 may seem like a lot for admission, it's worth it.

Great family orientated pumpkin patch and more! Lots of different areas to visit. Tickets included…read morea pumpkin and spooky hayride! Our 2.5 year olds loved it but it was actually pretty scary I thought! (There were warnings though). Only feedback is I would love more signage and a map of what is in each area. It would also be nice for the corn pits and bounce houses to be according to age. Our girls wanted to partake, but there were older kids being wild in the corn pit and in the mini toddler bounce house. Would be nice for workers to be stationed to redirect kids as needed. Overall- great experience! Cider slushy is a must!

I bought these, sweet, yummy first crop of strawberry's from Holland's, this morning! Limited to…read moretwo per customer today. These are going on my Sunday morning pancakes after Church. Thank you Holland's and thank you Jesus.

love being able to get fresh produce so close to home. as I cook a lot I am always searching for…read morefresh vegetable to use in my recipes. service is very good

Not the best tasting sweet treats, nothing special with the service, but the ambiance was perfect…read moreeven on a gloomy rainy day! Good for big groups, family nothings or even a date! Nested in a quiet, (not yet) commercialized area, with ample parking space. Playground and picnic tables available! They have a mini-petting farm and you can buy the animals some food from the counter too! Been wanting to visit for awhile and glad we did!

First time at The Scoop at Willow Oak Farms today! What a wonderful place for families, kids…read moreespecially and anyone else who enjoys great ice cream, animals and outdoor activities! I would definitely recommend! The area was so well maintained and lots of activities for kids!

Cute farmers market in the heart of North Hills on Saturdays (check online and with their vendors…read morefor their official schedule) from 10-12 with some really nice local vendors including Mama's Salsa- my favorite!!! This time I bought a jar of her avocado-lime but need to come back for her Chipotle! There was fresh seafood and meats, jams and other jarred foods, clothing and scarves, fresh produce, salsa and chips and MORE. I am so happy I discovered this gem and can't wait to come back for more salsa and to support some more local vendors in the future. Shop local! Pro tip: if you buy a jar of salsa (or 3), don't hesitate to get a bag of her fresh homemade tortilla chips, too. They're the perfect pair and honestly, chips from the grocery store aren't nearly as good.. I wish she sold them in bulk!

Highly recommend coming here on a weekday or even a Sunday morning. It's a great experience…read moreconnecting with local farmers, trying produce that is fresh, and supporting farmers across NC. Everyone is extremely kind, and it has a farmers market feel, open and spacious with multiple vendors. A great way to spend a Sunday with a loved one, grab fresh coffee which they offer, fresh flowers, fresh baked goods and can even grab lunch there. Excellent experience!

So friendly. They grow their own herbs, fruit, and veggies. Fun and interesting place. Great for…read moreall ages.

Warning, warning: Especially for women and families with small children - we just had a horrific…read moreexperience at this place. The proprietor (?), Dave, chose to handle our request to simply be given our change with a tirade of expletives, verbal and personal attacks, and what appears be clear mental health challenges that he is unable to control. This individual is in need of help and should not be in a public facing position until he can get his anger and other issues under control. A visit here should be a pleasant experience, not a traumatic one. Dave requires our empathy, but he does not deserve our patronage until he attends to his issues.

I'd seen "Thomas' Olde Store" on some of the News & Observer's FourSquare lists, so, I naturally…read morehad to check this place out when I was in Fuquay-Varina. Honestly, I had no idea to expect, but I found a clear address online and headed over. The store itself is a rickety old building--like many that you see in the country surrounding the Triangle. To the side, there was a mini fresh farm sale with all sorts of delicious foods--peaches, blueberries, eggplant, okra, tomatoes, peppers. It was a nice selection and obviously very fresh. I picked up a red pepper, a purple eggplant, and 3 peaches. When the girl rang me up and it came to only $3 I was a bit shocked. I wish I lived closer so I could come here all the time. The girl working there was super helpful and the quality looked good. It's open from 9-6 every day of the week. She said that in the building (that part is more clearly labeled) a woman does antique shows about once a month.