I stop by Herndon Hills Farm every year to pick blackberries. They are large, sweet and great in…read morecobbler and toppings for ice cream. I like the ability to check their website for availability each Wednesday and Saturday! I recommend this farm!

So fun to have this farm so close to us! It was easy to make a reservation for blueberry picking…read more We brought our own bucket for $1 off. You pay per bucket so it's a flat rate - unlike some other places I've been where you pay by weight. With 3 of us picking it probably took about an hour. The blueberries were delicious! We enjoyed eating blueberries for many days and also used them in muffins and smoothies.

I stopped in there while on vacation. I loved the layout and decor of the store. The employees were…read morereally friendly. Better than back home. lol

First time coming to this location. Absolutely enjoy visiting Sprouts whenever I get a chance but…read morethis store has nearly everything I need and far more superior options than visiting a health food store. Staff here was absolutely friendly! I got a $9.99 rotisserie chicken for $1.89 of all things! Clean store with great energy drinks, check out lines move really quick too and it's fairly easy to find parking as well. Overall, I would definitely recommend stopping here for your next shopping trip

I'm so pleased that this Asian grocers exists in Brier Creek, since the other few options are in…read moredeep in Cary, or the other side of Durham. Fresh International Market, while isn't as large or vast as some other markets, has the staples of Asian cuisine ingredients. I was able to find plentiful mustard greens, bean sprouts, taro, daikon, etc. They even had balut! Which is an indication that a lot of old school families go there, since balut is a controversial yet deep rooted delicacy of the east. In terms of herbs though, they seem to have more Chinese herbs, than Vietnamese or Korean which is a pattern I'm noticing with Asian grocers. Whatever ethnicity owns a certain grocery, carries more food items of that ethnicity, as opposed to others. It took me a while to figure that out. Just like any other Asian grocers, they have a ton of veggies, meat, snacks and even cute ceramics - bowls, plates, dipping sauce dishes, utensils, etc. They also have a neat sit down or to-go hotpot bar, similar to a buffet style bar (although it's served to you) so you can build your own meal. I found that super neat and convenient for people who just want a quick bowl but not all of the fuss of small plates, and the overall hectic experience of hot pot. Connected to the store is a nice French bakery too, that adds to the convenience of this grocery store. Overall, a good place to secure all of your Asian grocery needs!

Fresh International Market's hot bar has solid value, but the overall experience was just okay…read more The biggest positive is the portion size. For $10.99 (three-item plate), you get a very generous amount of food, which is hard to beat. There are also a decent number of meat options to choose from. That said, the selection felt limited for anyone going meat-free, and more importantly, the food itself lacked flavor. The mapo tofu was disappointing, and the bok choy was pretty bland. Others in our group tried the orange chicken, which was described as okay, but nothing anyone would go out of their way for. Overall, it's filling and affordable, but not particularly memorable. Good for quantity, just not quality or standout flavor.

best store in durham raleigh chapei hill area staff curtious helpful well stocked store we no…read morelonger go to raleigh for groceries we have been shopping at this store for more than 20 years staff recognises mf and gives tips to save highly satisfied usha dev

clean store, very friendly owners. I was looking to buy buckwheat and went to a couple stores with…read moreno luck, this place was the only one I found that carried it!

Went today to just see what was going on. Light crowd. Parked in the area near the market and…read morewalked with my son and my yorkie to see what was happening. It's pretty sparse as it's end of season. I bought a loaf of bread from one stand and some pasta at another. I was next in line to buy some cheese from Box Carr when a person came up, pulled me aside and said "we don't allow dogs". So I took my dog to the car and left after telling her she just cost her vendor a sale and her market a customer. Won't be back. If you're going to make the stupid decision to prohibit dogs in a parking lot of a mall where the actual businesses are all dog friendly, then make sure you post that plainly. Also, it's an open air market. Very Chapel Hill Fascist vibe. Avoid.

The South Durham Farmer's Market moved in July 2024 to The Hub RTP off of Hwy 54 in Durham. The…read morevendors are great and there's a nice variety of produce, baked goods, and other products. It's a very nice way to spend your Saturday morning while supporting local farmers and vendors.

This is a decently sized ethnic grocery store. I will firstly admit that this was my first time…read moreinside an Indian grocery. A fellow yelper told of a nearby Asian grocery store for me to check out and I discovered it was not East Asian haha. Plenty of parking, good quality and pricing produce, good customer service and other patrons despite walking in 25 min before closing. The pricing isn't clearly labeled for their items, however it ended up being really good for imported ingredients.

the name changes to Taaza Bazar of Morrisville,NC ! bought goat meat, but it did not taste like…read moregoat. the meat had a peculiar taste. wondering did anyone else feel the same

This is a great little market with a strong sense of community! Everyone knows everyone and you can…read morealways find some happy dogs to pet. In the summer and fall, there's tons of produce. You can definitely find everything you need here without going to the grocery store (at least for fresh produce, meat, eggs, herbs, and fish). They've usually got a coffee vendor too so you can grab a drink while moseying around.

It is very small and limited variety of booths, yet the spirit of the place Saturday morning is…read morevery nice, with the sound of life music in the background. It was easy to find parking, and very short walk to the market, it won't take more than 10 minutes to walk and visit all the booths.

Clean and well stocked with all the goodies! The staff were very friendly and helpful. This…read morelocation can sometimes be hit and miss. This time everything was pleasant.

Great selection of food, teas, wine and beer, fresh-cut flowers, luxury candles, and other…read morecarefully curated holiday/specialty items. The produce is fresh -- true to the store's name. Although this location is smaller than some other Fresh Market stores, it offers the same open-market charm as other locations (maybe even more so because the smaller size gives a more authentic market feel). The store is clean, well-organized, and never crowded. I also really enjoy the ready-to-cook packaged meals for 2 or 3 (depending on age/appetite) which are very convenient for a quick home-made dinner, but also pretty tasty too. That said, I'm docking a star for one consistent issue: it's often hard to find staff on the floor who are available or eager to help locate hard-to-find items. For a new customer, that can be frustrating. The cashiers are friendly, but with only one or two usually working, asking for assistance sometimes means waiting until they've finished a line of transactions, which shouldn't be necessary in a well-staffed store. A lovely store with great offerings--but the lack of accessible customer service brings the overall experience down a bit unfortunately.