This is our local farm stand/farmers market. They have a bunch of local produce, meats & dairy!…read morePick your own flowers or buy some precut for you. Stepp's raspberries are the best around and they have them during the season. Very nice people also. I will look forward to them being around seasonally every year!

This is a wonderful place to visit and very easy to get to in Hendersonville. We stopped by the…read morefarm to see about their fresh vegatables. We were pleasantly surprised by the superb quality of their offerings. Their zucchini and squash were flawlessly presented. They had beautiful strawberries by the bucket. Their frozen meat products were plentiful and they had an array of honeys, jams, and relishes. Ice cream is very much on the menu at the farm whether it be on a cone, cup, or in a shake. The best part was going in the back with my wife where she picked wild flowers (no charge), along with sunflowers (huge). I highly recommend visiting the Johnson Family Farm. We were not expecting much when we got there, but left knowing we would return. I hope this helps.

A produce stand located in downtown Hendersonville. June through September is the best time to go…read morewhen it is full of fresh vegetables and fruits. Good for fresh peaches, strawberries, tomatoes, blueberries, etc. Now have hot boiled peanuts in kettle out front.

Hands down! The best locally owned produce market in the area. Family owned, super friendly and…read moresuperb customer service. I have been a cus for 25 years and would not consider shopping elsewhere! if you haven't been there... give it a try!

Great selection and the prices are a few dollars less than the orchards. We bought a 1/2 peck at an…read moreorchard for $8 and a full peck at McAbees for $9. The line moves fast and the people are great. The location is excellent - right off I-26 in Flat Rock; one exit down from Hendersonville.

AS fresh as you can get with local Peaches!! And local honey. This is a must stop. No restrooms…read more Just grab and go.

We used to stop here for apples, jams and other local produce. The owners retired; glad to see the…read morenew owners are carrying on with the tradition of good produce and good service!

We love local farmers markets and are happy when we find one near our lodgings while on vacation…read more We walked over from our B&B and soaked in all the sites and sounds. There were various options from produce to sweets to meats and cheeses. We didn't purchase anything since we didn't particularly need anything (plus, no fridge in our room) but were happy we stopped by to get a feel of the local Saturday market and hear some of the musical entertainment.

From the owner: Hendersonville Farmers Market aims to be a world-class market that contributes to the success of…read morelocal producers and growers, expands access to farm fresh foods, and creates a vibrant community gathering space. With fresh produce, meats, baked goods, crafts, live entertainment, and more, it's a weekly outing with something for everybody!

I have been both a customer and vendor at the Henderson county tailgate market…read more It was established in the 70's and still going strong ! I was surprised to see this hidden gem wasn't already on yelp ...Check it out you won't be disappointed! And wer'e having our annual tomato festival Saturday Aug. 4th 8-12 stop by for a free tomato sandwich ! Tj Misty Mountain Berries & Beans

From the owner: New this season at the market is the capability to offer SNAP/EBT recipients a chance to use their…read morebenefits to purchase Henderson County grown goods. The Duke Endowment grant "Healthy People, Healthy Carolinas" is helping purchase equipment for the transactions and in return will also allow vendors to accept tokens purchased with debit and credit cards at the market's information booth. "Buying local helps build community and this year we are pleased to provide the opportunity for everyone to participate," said Karen Blaedow, agent of the NC Cooperative Extension. Themed weekends, live music and non-profit spotlights are also planned from April through October. The month of April will highlight the planting season.

The Flat Rock Farmers Market is a special place…read more While in the surface, you'll find merchants selling various products and services that you'd expect at most farmer's markets around the United States, this one is slightly different. When you first arrive, take a look around. Take note of both the customers and proprietors. They all have something in common; these are your neighbors, friends, and perhaps even your family. And if they aren't, they soon will be. While there is a cornucopia of goods and services, there is no "anchors", meaning tables that are there every week. Instead, the tables and tailgates vary from weekend to weekend. You'll see everyone from a retired couple supplementing their income by selling cookies and slices of cake, to hippies offering the bounties of their gardens, to even a guy who sells seafood that he brought in fresh from the coast. Candles, freshly picked mushrooms, back massages, soups, sauces, pickles and so much more. I cannot say to stop by and check it out. Instead, set aside an hour, weekly, check out the goods & services, and make some new friends and family.

From the owner: Our Flat Rock Farmers Market is a place to discover local foods and locally made goods grown and…read moreproduced by farmers, artisans and businesses in our area. Our mission is bringing you the freshest variety of local foods, grown sustainable and with organic (non-chemical) methods to ensure you are getting quality food for you and your family. You are welcome to ask your farmers what practices they use. Our market is a quaint, local spot in Flat Rock filled with friends and neighbors who share a passion for supporting local. Children fill the market playing and visiting. We provide local music entertainment while you shop. Our market is supported through the Flat Rock Merchant's Association.

If you're familiar with Chocolate Fetish in Asheville, the owners here bought them. All good…read morechocolate! Try the cappuccino, Grand Marnier, dark salted caramel, cacao nib, and orange pepper for a little spice. Friendly owner, HUGE selection of truffles, fudge, bulk chocolates, and candies. The store is large and inviting. Warm lighting and a wow factor. Worth the trip and it's local vs. having to go to Asheville for chocolates.

I love stopping by Van's Chocolate while in Hendersonville, NC. It is a family-owned company that…read moremakes delicious treats. I first found the chocolate store when I took a tour of the area, and this was a stop. I've been coming back ever since. They have premade boxes or you can select your pieces from the case. The boxes are made with either assortments, all dark or all milk, or caramels. Then there are prewrapped treats throughout the store. I like that they have various items for many different holidays, whether Halloween, Christmas, Easter, Mother's Day or Valentine's Day. If you can't make it to the store, they have a website to order from.

Such a fun place! The food and atmosphere are both wonderful! If you go for Sunday brunch, there…read morewill be quite a long wait for your food... but it will be worth it! We had the biscuits and gravy, the smash burger, and several different lattes. Everything was excellent!!! Their market is a fun little place to visit. They've also got seasonal items and some kids items. We got some of their specialty sodas, and they were very yummy. An important note: Be aware that if you don't come early on Sunday, finding a parking spot will be difficult!

LOVE this place! A cafe right on a bike trail, with house made syrups for your drinks & a little…read moremarket with local goods? Obsessed! My husband & I biked the ecusta trail with our daughter and stopped by this spot on the way back. We got the smash burger but had to get it with gluten free bread since we can't have gluten, and it was probably one of the best burgers I've ever had! I absolutely love that they use no seed oils in this place. So tough to find! I was super excited to try the drinks with their house made flavors but they fell a bit flat for me. I got the strawberry basil matcha , and the matcha seemed watered down unfortunately. My husband got the toasted coconut latte and the drink fell flat for him as well. The atmosphere is beautiful & calm! Either way, we were happy to support local, go to a seed-oil free spot, and have drinks with housemade syrups! Could've just been a bad day for the barista. Looking forward to trying again!