I found the Dutch Kettle Zesty Bread & Butter pickles on one of the displays and they were some of…read morethe best I've ever had. My girl likes to pick through the fresh Okra and we also pick up Heirloom tomatoes when they look good. We also buy scallions when they look good. So yes, its a produce market and some items can be missing however overall they have a good selection of items. I don't shop here to save money by the way. The cashiers are friendly and willing to help. I never experienced any rudeness.

This is a great farmers market conveniently located with plenty of parking. Butlers offers fresh…read morepicked produce. The prices are reasonable and they sell other goodies too. Jams, honey, fresh made sourdough bread etc. I picked up a half loaf and it's wonderful. The pint of strawberries are sweet and ripe. They sell the tastiest heirloom tomatoes too. Service was great and the store is super cute.

Fresh locally grown produce, variety of container plants year round m and quality handmade goods…read morewith friendly service

An old school farmers market and nursery. If they sell it, They grow it. No inflated prices…read more Friendly service and great smoothies.

What a delight to discover this top notch family owned produce shop that has been in business since…read more1952!! I've driven by this spot quite a few times over the past year and decided to stop by with some friends who came to spend 4th of July with us at Holden Beach. It will now be one of my favorite places to go when making a trip to the beach! Their heirloom tomatoes and delicious peaches from SC were incredibly juicy and sweet! The carton of blueberries are probably the sweetest I've ever tasted! They have a refrigerator stocked with containers of pimento cheese, frozen pies, local made sausages and cheeses. I also noticed that they sell bags of my favorite Amish popcorn kernels! Everyone was incredibly friendly. I will definitely be back!

Friendly service! We were there opening weekend so there was limited item availability. Bought nice…read moreAmish towels

Who doesn't love locally owned and operated places? Maters and Taters is the kind of place that I…read morelove to find and frequent. This place is based on getting you local and organic produce. You'll find local veggies, jams, honey...and so on. I was also able to pickup some Blenheim spicy ginger ale while I was there (my favorite). As with any place like Maters and Taters...you'll have to temper expectations when it comes to local and seasonal foods. Some of the limited local foods may be filled by produce from other US small farms. The owner is very nice and very knowledgable. I'll be back!

Very good place to shop at fresh produce and honey, and the best pork rind all of South Carolina…read more They have there the best prices around Myrtle Beach.

Granted, I was there in October. But it was small. Real Small. Three vendors small…read more We saw all sorts of produce, and the guy we interacted with was a real cool salt of the earth gent. We bought a basket of grapes, and truth be told, I shouldn't have. They're not the sort of grapes I'm used to, and had a real thick slimy texture with seeds. The guy said "just chew them all up and eat the whole thing". Ewww. I also bought a jar of homemade peach salsa for $7. When I got back to the hotel, I took a good look at it and saw it was made in Virginia. It wasn't easy to find. It's on 1st. Ave. North between the Library & City Hall.

I'm unsure why the reviews are so low. Granted they do not have a large number of vendors but there…read moreare just enough to leave you browsing. You'll find something for sure by one if the artisans. I found a wonderful kind woman selling handmade soaps and candles. I bought about 4-5 of them and they smell so wonderful. The river walk is beautiful in general but having a small marker to browse every now and then it's a nice perk. I wish there were more produce related vendors but I'll say that it was this market that introduced me to several other small businesses in the area which I now return to for various things I need.

Went to this farmers market in downtown Wilmington to meet up with a friend and her kids. It's…read moresmall but they good selection of things to eat and buy here. The kids were excited to buy pretzels and smoothies. I haven't seen my friend for 10 years, so I was too busy catching up with her to take pictures LOL. I saw a couple of vendors selling pet related goods like dog snacks and neckwear. Dogs are allowed at this market and we saw at least 2 dogs at any given time. All of them well-handled by their owners. Saw the usual farmers market items like strawberries, blueberries, sweet potatoes, lettuce, and other produce. There were also a few stands selling cut flowers and/or live plants. I took a picture of some pepper plants that someone was selling bc they are so colorful! My favorite stand was Orchidscapes. The owner showed us several species of orchids that smelled like different things - one raspberry, another like root beer, and my favorite- the one that smelled like chocolate. I eventually bought one of the latter. He gave me a card sheet and his card in case I have questions when I get him (I named my plant Charlie) home. I would definitely come here again if I was in the area. There is garage parking available as well as street parking. Bring cash, as the vendors that we purchased from did not accept credit cards. I knocked it down a star for this reason.

Closed! Well, that was fast. For a while the place was empty and now there's new signage at this…read morelocation. Stay tuned...

Just passed it and it appears to be permanently closed with all signage, except for one sign along…read morethe road, have been removed. Didn't seem to last more than a year for unknown reasons. I've been there when it was ipen and had great service. Star rating is only because it's now closed.

Both cantaloupe and watermelon have a special significance to me along with the year 1969. That was…read morethe year I graduated high school from Christopher Columbus High School in the Bronx. The first half of the summer was spent attending the Shorehaven Beach club, a Bronx beach club for lower middle class families like ours. It was a great outlet for me. I made lots of friends outside of my normal circle and enjoyed so many incredible activities like paddle ball and swimming and got to see incredible entertainment like Steve Lawrence and Eddie Gorme. I knew I would be leaving for Israel the end of July in 1969 and so I spent the first part of the month going on a diet. Things were very different those days. We had no concepts of fats and proteins and carbs and how it all works. Those days, everybody advised you if you wanted to lose weight, that you should either eat a can of tuna fish drained with nothing else or cottage cheese with cantaloupe. I could not bring myself to eat that can of tuna so I literally lived on cantaloupe and cottage cheese for a month. I lost weight but I could not stand to see either of those foods for quite some time. The second half of the summer I spent working on kibbutz Ginegar in Northern Israel. I had all kinds of jobs from feeding cows and chickens to picking fruit to cleaning pots in the dining room. When work was done and dinner was finished, the favorite activity for all of us young people would be to get together around the fire and eat watermelon. Sometimes we would sneak down to the community kitchen and steal one. We had so much fun singing songs and laughing and eating watermelon. That was the summer of 69! Well, I'm here to tell you in the summer of 2023 that there is no fruit stand that compares to Angie's Fresh Produce on Long Beach Road in Southport. I have stopped their intermittently over the last few years and have always loved how delicious their fruits are. I have not yet tried any of their vegetables or other offerings, but I have a feeling they are fantastic as well On my way to the beach the other day, watermelon was on my mind and so I stopped by Angie's. I always ask one of the women there to help me. They know exactly what to look for to pick me out a good one. Then I noticed there were these huge beautiful looking cantaloupes selling for $3 a piece. I told the woman to pick me out one of those as well. I came home, chilled both of them, put them on the cutting board and cut a piece and I absolutely died. They were so freaking delicious and so sweet and so perfect I could not believe it! OMG! SO DELICIOUS!!!!! For the last 2 days I have been chipping away at that cantaloupe and watermelon, never getting tired of its freshness and incredible taste. I'm heading back to Greensboro tomorrow and kind of excited that I have half of each yet to enjoy. My trainer, DeMarcus loves watermelon and cantaloupe and so I'm going to give him a slice tomorrow morning during our workout session. Maybe he won't be so hard on me! lol The rest I'm going to devour all by myself! The next time you are in the Southport /Oak Island area, you must must stop by Angie's Fresh Produce on Long Beach Road. Make sure you get one of the ladies there to help you. They are always spot on and they always pick out the most amazing melons. Enjoy!

Excellent service and great quality produce and specialty foods! I love the summer tomatoes and…read morefruit especially.

I love this. It's so nice to get out and explore. You never know what you may find. Homemade bread…read moreand bagels, fresh lemon aid. What more could you ask for.

The Southport Summer Market has moved to Franklin Square Park. Still has some crafts, fresh…read moreproduce, baked goods, and some other items, Only open on Wednesday's, 8am to 1pm. Wonderful oak tree shaded area to block some of hot Summer sun.