For about four weeks in the spring Spake Farms opens for Strawberry Season. You can buy them picked…read moreor pick them yourself. Of course it's more fun to pick yourself unless strawberry plants make you itchy. It was $10.50 for a gallon of pick your own and $11.50 for a pre-picked gallon. You're not charged for the ones you sample while picking - wink! Great family outing, so your kids can see where the food they eat comes from. The best part is eating them and deciding between, ice cream, pie, shortcake or all of the above!! P.S. They also open at Christmas time with trees and wreaths! Cash, check or they have an ATM on site that charges $1.50 fee.

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.

So impressed with this small town farmer's market!! Fresh foods straight from the field at…read morereasonable prices. Other items like handmade candles, aprons, sauces, honey sticks, soaps, and other crafts. Super friendly with surprising number of vendors set up, people do sell out so don't fritter away your morning before arriving. This will become a new routine for us. Supporting local business while enjoying the freshest of foods and awesome crafts.

Darn it! I wrote a review on here and here I am writing it again :( I was saying, I can only…read moreimagine myself coming in, taking one look at those cranberry scones (don't tell me how much butter is in each one please) and is there anise or cinnamon in it? Anyway, and telling you that "I will take 3 please to go for um, "friends" simply lies. A gym or yoga studio would be smart to open right next door. That's what they do here in Nola. With a glass front and all the Precor machines lined up looks like nutcrackers skiing down mountains. Really makes me feel good going in for lunch. I give them a thumbs up. I prefer running outside. I do not feel bad. That's the point though. Anyway, enough of me day dreaming about your pastries and your high quality chocolate yummy pies. I would call that a duchess pie. Knowing the south they call that something else....chocolate silk? I'm so happy to see you doing your thing Don't ever lose that! I love that it's not "too much" either and it looks so out of Europe. The presentation shows your heart and that you care. It's simply stunning. I always loved your breads. Man that pumpkin bread I know, it's not in season and that gingerbread. The olive bread! Ok I'll stop :( thanks for the Table memories! Hugs from your fave server and a non Yelp elite. What do I have to do on here? People???? How many years has it been!!! Like this review? Come out for a Nola visit sometime I have a garden room and you could probably use some deep tissue work! Mariana LA8786 NVMT.9297 LMT#2496 (triple licensed I earned that mess I'm writing it!)

From the owner: The Belmont, NC Farmers Market is a vibrant community resource, bringing together 20+ local vendors…read moreoffering everything from fresh produce and baked goods to jams and artisan-made products. More than just a place to shop, it’s a weekly gathering where neighbors can connect, enjoy coffee, and support local makers and farmers. Nestled in Downtown Belmont, it creates a welcoming space for the community and surrounding areas to come together.

I'm so happy that Strawberry Hill USA is finally open! I've been patiently driving by here for a…read morecouple of weeks now. These folks are number one around here in the fruit and produce arena. My wife absolutely loves these cantaloupes and so do her friends! People traveling the I-85 corridor stop here for the really good stuff! Word of mouth travels fast! Not to mention Yelp and Facebook as wonderful advertising ESPECIALLY YELP! Many folks drive down from Charlotte, N.C. on a beautiful Sunday afternoon; shop here and visit the Yellow Mall! Ie: The Prime Outlet Mall! This is one stop you shouldn't miss; I guarantee it. Strawberry Hill USA also offers delicious ice cream and other refreshments!

The information in reviews and Google are misleading. The only ready-to-eat food available is ice…read morecream. This is not a restaurant. The ice cream is excellent and they offer generous portions.

The most amazing items come from Lady Bugs! The range of products you can find from them at a…read morelocal farmers market cannot be explained. Their bread is amazing!!

Can you say home baked bread! My favorite is Corinne's jalapeño cheddar bread. I have made…read moregrilled cheese, stuffing, croutons... and the English muffins. STOP!!! Don't pass them by. Thomas's have nothing on Lady Bug's muffins... Cookies anyone. Ginger snaps with a snap, crackle cookies that crackle. Creative packaging for great gifting. If I see Lady Bug at a market, I always leave with half the table. Shop early because her goods fly off the table. Can't wait to see what she busts out for Valentine's Day!

Stopped by here yesterday because we wanted to pick peaches. This location isn't where you would…read morepick peaches. This location has fresh fruit and vegetables. It also has an ice cream parlor attached. I spoke to the owner and she was so sweet. She shared with me the location where to pick the peaches, she shared the history of the orchard, and she also picked me a watermelon. I don't typically buy them and don't know how to pick them. This location isn't where right off the main road. It's like a Farmer's Market. You get to try some fruit that they have labeled. It's really nice and I will be back before the season is over.

I had a really disappointing experience here on April 4th, 2026 around 1pm…read more I walked in excited to support a small business and asked a simple question-whether they accepted credit cards. Instead of just answering, I was met with a judgmental look and told, "Yes, but theres a surcharge-and we don't take EBT or food vouchers". That response was unnecessary and honestly offensive. I didn't ask about assistance programs, and there was no reason to bring that up. If felt like an assumption was made about me the moment I walked in. Let me be clear: there is nothing wrong with people who use EBT or need assistance. What is wrong is making assumptions about someone and speaking to them in a way that reflects bias or prejudice. For context, I'm a regsitered nurse-someone who works hard, contributes to my community and deserves to be treated with the same respect as anyone else who walks through that door. If you run a business-especially one that depends on the community-how you treat people matters. Respect should never be optional. Do better.