Always so much variety and fresh vegetables and merchandise. Stopped by today and got the special…read moresandwich, BLT. It was just delicious. Service is always friendly and professional. Love this place.

Friendly, quiet out of the way. Let you shop unmolested but are available to answer questionsread more

It was a nice fruit and vegetable market. Is was decorated very cute for the fall season. It had a…read morelittle bit of everything. I bought a small pumpkin and some no bake cookies that where delicious. My friend bought a very cute bracelet. It has plenty of parking.

Beautiful flowers. Homemade goodies including delicious sourdough bread. Just a charming adorable…read morefarm stand type store . Chickens running around in the yard. Fresh tomatoes ready for canning . Darling decor . These owners/staff definitely work hard to keep this place clean .

Friendly, down-home, folks run this family orchard. They offer two types of peaches and about a…read moredozen different types of apples at really inexpensive prices. The orchard is less than a 2-hr drive from Louisville. If you take the scenic route, you will see rural Kentucky at its best. I have friends who have done business with this orchard for years and they have never been disappointed.

The people were very nice and helpful, and the produce was very fresh and the cost of it all was…read moregreat! I will definitely be back!

This place was my first foray into fried bologna sandwiches, and I'm happy to report that I have a…read morenew unhealthy craving for them. The store is small and there is no place to sit inside if you want to dine-in, but I got my meal to go when I went. There are several different types of deli sandwiches and sides to choose from and something is guaranteed to sound good if you're hungry. Order at the deli, pay at the till. Definitely a place I'll be visiting again!

I was so excited to go to Hinton's and pick out our pumpkins this past weekend. Unfortunately it…read morewas a little drizzly and they weren't taking people out to the fields to pick out pumpkins. We were very disappointed, especially since we had already bought advance tickets online. They offered us a coupon for next weekend to make up for it. I would much rather have had my money back. We decided to look at the pumpkins they had out and try to pick from those. Honestly, the selection was not good at all and I didn't find any I liked. We looked around their little market and didn't really find anything. We thought about getting some apple butter but decided against it. The place looked pretty run down and sad. Maybe they are struggling right now with COVID? I'm not sure but I felt a little bad for them. That's why I didn't demand my money back. Maybe I was expecting something like Huber's in Indiana. It was nothing like it. I doubt I'll ever be back, even with the coupon for next weekend.

I LOVE HInton's. I teach Kindergarten and we look forward to going to HInton's for our pumpkin…read morepatch trip. They take us on a hay ride, explain all about apples and how they grow, pumpkins and what they need, what kind of things grow in the ground and on trees. The kids were thrilled to pick their own pumpkins from the field, see how apples are sorted, taste apple cider, and get to play in the very nice play area. Everyone is so friendly, and it's not crowded at all. Highly recommend for school trips as well as family trips to the pumpkin patch. They also have an awesome little store filled with good stuff.

I found the people friendly and the shop filled with goodies. This is definitely a southern themed…read morestore. If you need flags for the house and yard they got em!! This is a must visit for Christians.

From the owner: We Are A Family Run Business. We Carry Fruit And Vegetables As Well As Do Baked Items And Jams &…read moreJellies. We Grow Our Own Vegetables And Make Our Own Baked Items We Also Have A Gift Shop For All The Historical Members Of Society That You Might Find Interesting

Went here on the advice of a friend. Very pleased with our experience! Upon our arrival, we were…read moremet at the serving bar in the middle of the store by Claire. Lots of meat samples were available, including beef sticks, jalapeño cheddar beef patties, and ring bologna. It all tasted amazing and we purchased some of the cheddar beef patties as well as two packages of the beef sticks. The showroom itself has a rustic, down home feel to it and the staff is extremely friendly. We felt more like friends than customers. There is a nice selection of beef, pork, lamb and chicken in the display cases. They stock a wide variety of meat sticks in many different flavors. All are reasonably priced. I was delighted to find sweet Lebanon bologna, something I haven't found in Kentucky yet. After making some selections, including a beautiful lamb roast, we made our way to the counter. There, we discussed with John their whole and half beef offerings, and their whole hog and lamb offerings. Prices on these bulk purchases are VERY reasonable and they provide grain fed and grass fed options. Grass fed options are expectedly a little more expensive. Claire showed me a steak cut from their grass fed cow, and I have to admit it was nicely marbled and a beautiful deep maroon color. It appears they age their beef perfectly. We took their fliers and will be back early next spring to purchase our 2026 meat supply. These folks also process over 4,000 deer a year. They provided me a free sample of their venison sticks. They were delicious! Due to the fact that this a Mennonite, family run business, I wasn't sure how they would feel about pictures, so I didn't take many. Honestly, pictures are unnecessary. These folks run a solid, quality family business, selling quality meats at reasonable prices. Come check them out for yourself. The store was clean, smelled good and had a down home ambience. Parking was ample. The business is handicap accessible. One thing to note. These folks are way out in the countryside, along a dusty country road. Follow the signs, and you'll eventually arrive. You'll think you're headed the wrong way. You're not. The signs are accurate and will lead to the place where friends "meat". After visiting this fine establishment, there are lots of other small family businesses to purchase your produce and bulk foods from in the immediate area. This place is situated in very scenic Kentucky countryside. I am happy to give these fine folks a five star rating and plan to continue to make the hour drive to visit them for our meat and poultry needs.

get all my monthly meat from these fine people ! I even have my in laws come in from Ohio and buy…read morefrom them. all way friendly and welcoming always giving samples! getting ready to make a bulk purchase i believe

Such a lovely little place. It feels like one of those spots you stumble upon and instantly want to…read morelinger. Great selection of local goods and fresh produce, fair pricing, and genuinely kind people running it. You can tell it's a small, family-owned business, and that always makes the experience better. They also have a really sweet outdoor party area surrounded by fruit trees -- super charming and peaceful. I'd imagine it's best for a smaller gathering rather than a big crowd. Parking is minimal, and the drive to the party area is a bit of a walk, but nothing unreasonable. Overall, a really nice place to shop, browse, or host something simple and special. Would absolutely come back.

Cute tiny market, but not worth the drive from Lexington. Bought some corn and a cherry hand pie…read more Ate the pie in the shade. 93

We stopped here at Bolin's Produce for a watermelon, because apparently, Cave City in Kentucky has…read moresome of the best watermelons during the summer season. Is that true? I have no idea, but Cave City has a Watermelon Festival in the summer, so there must be something to this area. We found out for ourselves that watermelons from Cave City are juicy and delicious! Or, at least, the watermelons that we bought from Bolin's Produce were juicy and delicious. Bolin's also has a lot of other fruit and vegetables for sale. It's small produce stand just off the interstate, but I imagine that if you visited it during the spring, summer and fall, you'd find something to walk away with. I just say that that it you visit this market during the summer, please consider buying a watermelon. You (most likely) won't regret it.