I'm editing my previous review. I went again today and the staff members were much friendlier. I…read moremust have gone on an off day with my mom. Today, they answered questions, welcomed us into the store, and made the experience much more comfortable. The produce is still high quality, so I will continue to come back.

I stumbled across Barbee Farms a few years ago when I was searching for nearby farms with CSA's…read moreavailable. I didn't end up signing up for a CSA but I did start making regular trips to the farm to pick up produce. Their produce is always fresh and delicious. My favorite is their peaches but they have fantastic heirloom tomatoes, corn, etc as well. Everyone is very nice, there is plenty of parking, easy access off I-85 and you get to love on their sweet pups.

Enjoying a ride through the country side on the first weekend of spring and my lovely bride asks…read moreabout "that meat place" over by my work. So we pull in to have a look around and talk shop with the shop keep and learn the beefs are humanely pastured just north of statesville, and the produce is produced somewhat closer. Meat stocks vary according to processing schedule and local buying habits, prices drop a little when cooler space is at a premium so check the calendar and choose wisely. Fruits and veggies vary with the weather as well as the seasons, I'm expecting the expected for price and selection when it warms up. Additionally, preserves, honeys, assorted tchotchky, and garden and gardening accessories are available in the modest little shed set back from the blacktop. We'll see how this turns out as the season progresses.

Stopped by since we are always at the North Mecklenburg park next door. Got some great ice cream,…read morefresh sourdough bread and two litter pumpkins. Will be back again!

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 was very surprised at how good this farmers market was compared to the one in Raleigh....it was…read morein some ways better. We made a full sweep of the buildings, there was a great variety of veggies, meats, and other locally sourced items. We bought a few things and felt this is a great place to return to in the future.

Small indoor market with local products. Check and see if they have marked down produce. Parking is…read morein the rear. Small so be careful

Very friendly staff and lots of produce to choose from. They always have seeded watermelons and…read moreother various real fruits that have seeds which makes me happy. You can also purchase spring water from here that comes from Midas spring water which is up near Latta Nature Preserve

What a lovely little gem of a place I have been riding by for so long now! It's right on route 29…read moreheading towards Kannapolis across from my favorite local Christian bookstore. We stopped in to get my sister some local honey, but what we found was so much more. Fresh jams, and locally grown fruits and vegetables for a much better price than the supermarkets. I purchased the most beautiful cucumbers, ginger root and tomatoes. My total was $2.37!!!! Color me very happily impressed! Friendly helpful staff, checkout folks, and plus... Get this. A discount for paying in cash. I appreciate the honest way that they do business here. I try to support local businesses and enjoy using fresh quality, locally sourced produce. I like knowing that I am saving money. This business tics every box. They did a great thing here. Easily five stars! Of course, I will be back.

I stumbled upon Farm Fresh Markets as I drove down Highway 29 in Kannapolis. I could see a nice…read moreselection of local North Carolina raw Honey, sauces, sauces and Jams. (They had me at locally grown Honey). There's also a nursery for the plant lovers. I had the opportunity to meet Ronnie who was gingerly stocking the stand with fresh locally grown tomatoes, he informed me that Farm Fresh Markets is a 50 year family owned business that loves taking care of the community. In addition to the freshest fruits, eggs and vegetables they also showcase locally made bread, coffee and candles.

This review is for their new, permanent location. Great, expanded product line, lots of…read morerefrigerator cases, produce, baked goods, ice cream counter, coffee counter, seafood counter, local honey, eggs and much more. It is a large market that will appeal to everyone. People brought their kids and their dogs too. Busy and lively in their new space. It is nice to see them settled in their place in the Mooresville community. 5 stars

Love this new building compared to where they were previously located. Big beautiful red barn with…read morelots to see. The outdoor area has nice variety of vendors as far as woodworking, art, and food. The selection of seafood available are very reasonable with pricing. So many great options of produce you don't see at your typical grocery store. Even the ice cream stand had unique flavors. Service seemed a little stressed, no one ever greets you or communicates. The ladies at the register are ready to get you in and out. Their responds to anything you ask are short and tempered sounding.. I get it, it's a little crowded, but everyone just feels so stand-offish

Back in my earlier days when I worked in the Hunterville Businss Park as a Chemist for one of the…read moretenants, this was a place I would occasionally go to to pick up something to take home for dinner. Just married and Susan had not moved down yet so a number of very quiet dinners but not by choice. Occasionally dropped in to pick up something after Susan moved down from Pittsburgh but this was never our go to store for groceries and provisions. At that time, store impressed me as having a limited selection and very much a German store with its offering. Store appeared somewhat dated. Time moves forward and I have been to a number of other Aldi's since in Cornelius, Mooresville, Statesville and more recently, Denver when we moved here. It was after moving to Denver and shopping at Aldi's that I began to change my opinion and now I shop here several times a month. Still get the bulk of my produce from Publix, meat from Harris Teeter and dry goods from WalMart this presents a unique niche that I like. Went back over to Huntersville a couple of weeks ago and generally twice a year, they have events where they showcase German food items. This was the fall event and one of my favorites. (Remember that Aldi's and Trader Joes share a common heritage through Albrecht's in Germany) Normally I'll stock up on German cuts of meats, condiments such as Spicy Brown Mustard, Pastries, Spices etc (Note: Aldi's is the go-to place for Spices) Back in the old days, they did not take Amex but now they do. Still have to rent the carts for a quarter which is a distraction because I rarely carry change anymore. If you have a quarter, you will get it back and if you don't, look around because someone else will ultimately check in a cart and leave the quarter in it. Just play it forward and leave the quarter in the cart for the next person. They are like Costco with no bags at checkout but you can scarp a box on exiting. If you're looking for something with a European Feel with good value, this would be good place to check out. It was a big improvement from the first time I went years ago because it looks like the store has undergone at least one remodel and the product selection is better and the value is great. HIghly recommend.

I am always able to save a bunch of money with my shop at ALDI. Today, I picked up the limit on…read moresteaks and ground beef because they're always cheaper than Publix and I think the quality is as good. Chicken breasts are also a good choice, but they're less expensive in Harris Teeter. Other stuff? Always inexpensive. Dairy, cheese, sliced meats, produce and the like. You will absolutely save money at ALDI. A couple of things. During the pandemic, they were skipping the rental on shopping carts but that's back now. You will need to bring a quarter for the shopping cart and you'll get that back when you return it. You'll also be bagging your own groceries so remember to bring your reusable bags or you can buy some from the shop. It's always possible that they may have some cardboard boxes available but not definite. Great shop and a friendly person who rang up my sale. I'm especially pleased now that ALDI accepts AmEx as I get 12x points for groceries! [Review 13424 overall, 743 of 2020.]

We love this place. Lots of great produce and a large variety fresh (usually) from the farm. It's…read morealso a great nursery and Christmas tree stand in the appropriate seasons. Good fruit selection. Straight from the farm meats and chicken, "homemade style" prepared foods and North Carolina cheeses. Ice cream, pies and candies as well as a few gifts and decorations supplement the vast selection. And of the fifty or so employees I have interchanged with over the years, only one has not been very helpful, friendly or competent.

This was my second time coming to this market, my first visit was in the fall, and everything was…read moregreat! You know that first time experience! Old school candies, good veggies, white sweet potatoes, pecans, etc... this second visit - summer - hmmmm... not as good fruit were over ripe (watermelon, cantaloupe)... not much to select from as far as veggie, and the novelty of taking such a long drive wore off quickly! The service was ok, as they were unpacking items, they really don't have enough working space as patrons have to step over or detour the small carts in such a small area to get around the employees who work the register as well as stock the bins/shelves, freezer, refrigerator, etc.