Food was amazing ! Produce amazing quality !!…read moreAwesome service in market and for food Great ambiance. Everyone is so friendly and informative. My favorite farmers market !!

I was craving boiled peanuts and kept asking the locals I ran into about where to find boiled…read morepeanuts. 98.2% of them had no clue what I was even referring to. I found them at a Farmer's Market called Biggers Market! This place has everything! When I say, everything, I mean it! I never knew there was a thing called strawberry onions. Like, onions grown near and in strawberry fields! Super cool! I actually visited this place 3 times while in town for 7 days. By my second and third visit, the cashier recognized me and thought I was a local. I wish!! I told her that I'd be back because they had great nuts! Lol.. she thought that was funny! The ambiance gives happy workers and a happy community that knows they can bring the kids and dogs, have a few local brews on the weekend, get a great pick from fresh veggies, to fresh seafood, dips, fresh breads and jams, and anything else you may be looking for! This place is winning! I WILL be back!!

Nice little farmers market, lots of products to choose from. Bread, fresh salsa and tasty…read morevegetables. I bought some Raw Salsa and it was very tasty. !

The directors of this market are rude. I emailed attempting to get fee information for the 2025…read moreseason for selling items in the arts and crafts section of the market and they REFUSE to give it. Their website claims to have it, but doesn't. They claim they are too busy with xmas to provide it. Really? All I asked for was the fee information. In the time it took them to respond very coldly and rudely to me they could have sent the fee information. What are they hiding? Or is it that they already know who they want as their vendors and everyone else is not worth their time. I will find another venue for my heirloom quality quilts. This is no way to run a business!!!!

We bought a key lime pie, chocolate cheesecake, and chocolate ganache pie for my daughter's 40th…read morebirthday- $80. To begin, the key lime pie was fair, but lacked a limey flavor. Second, the chocolate ganache pie is supposed to be thick (as ganache is) but was extremely thin and almost slid off of the crust. It reminded my entire family of pudding mix. Finally, the chocolate cheesecake had the exact opposite of what a cheesecake's texture is supposed to be. The inside was lumpy- like a banana bread texture. It seemed to be that the baker did not whip the cream cheese all the way, which contributed to the consistency. Unfortunately, there was the faintest taste of chocolate, making it a chunky bland cheesecake. Overall, the produce at Andrews is great, but I would stay away from the desserts! Was not pleased!

The produce and other options are delicious. Staff are hugely helpful and really nice. Absolutely…read morego there . (Remember, cash only!)

Who out there likes Christmas? What if I said you could experience Christmas-like joy every…read moreWednesday? We found out you can, right here in Wilmington, by signing up for a new local produce delivery service called The Produce Box. We signed up after skyrocketing bills at Tidal Creek had us reevaluating our grocery budget. Our friends in Raleigh have been doing this for a while and I guess it is a service catching on across the country....glad to see something as cool as this in Wilmington. What is it, you ask? $22 a week and you get a good size box of locally grown, farm fresh produce to your DOOR. Yes, right to your front step. Essentially, its the same stuff at the local farmers market, but delivered. We are simply amazed and excited each week when our box comes...to top it off, they throw in samples of maple butter, bbq, honey, etc and you get a friendly note from farmers and produce box coordinators with recipes and what is going on in their world. Financially, we did the math and you'd have to atleast spend $40-50 a week depending on the produce for the same price. Buying direct from farmers really does make sense.... Nothing we've done so far in Wilmington has made us feel so connected to the community as a whole. No subscription, cancel anytime and if you are on vacation you just login and "skip a week" Real easy. After doing this for about 6 weeks, we've seen our grocery budget get back to normal (probably less) and you really feel like you are part of something special going on.... Here are the boxes for this week (they change each week depending on what is in season and what is fresh) - and, they offer "stock up" options like if you want some cucumbers for pickling. Just check out the site, you'll see.... Box A 6 ears of corn Blueberries(one pint) 3-4 red tomatoes Sweet Potatoes or New Potatoes Cucumbers Squash/zucchini Box B 6 ears of corn Blueberries 2-3 red tomatoes 1-2 Green tomatoes Squash Variety: includes papaya squash, regular and golden zucchini Cucumbers Box C (FARMERS CHOICE BOX) 6 ears of corn Blueberries Beans (either green beans, was or pole beans) The rest is FARM choice....

Ditto with what Dave wrote! I love Produce Box and signed up based upon his recommendation. It's…read moreveggielicious! I am like a little kid waiting for my box full of fresh goodness to arrive every week. I've never had anything bad. If it's something I don't like, I simply trade it like lunch with a coworker! I made apple pie last week from the apples and OMG it was amazing!!! I'm a pie baker and in my 20 years of baking, I've never had better quality apples. The squash was incredible, I've made ravioli and bisque that rivals anything you'll find in a restaurant. Plus the "samples" new stuff that you get to try for free! As a fruit and veggie lover, the Produce Box is a great value, high quality and nutritionally top notch! Sign up, you won't regret it!

They have a huge variety of produce and staples that are at a great price. The store was organized…read moreand very clean. The cashier was nice and professional. I purchased several small items of fruit and produce and my total was under $15.

Fresh beautiful produce and spices! Definitely a lovely little grocery shop to support your local…read morecommunity. Biggest tomatoes I've ever seen

OYE review: had a blast on the Port City Brew Bus getting to know some other local Wilmington…read moreYelpers. Thanks for setting everything up, Erynn! The Brew Bus goal: to venture and promote local Wilmington breweries and teach beer drinkers (novice or well learned) the history and flavor profile of the beer staples. They offer open tours for booking online or private tours by pre-booking. The private tours can accommodate up to 14 people and they will customize to your desires. You can also bring your choice of food onto the bus for your party. The pros: -a wide variety of tastings both on the bus and at breweries -- meaning non beer lovers can actually find stuff they enjoy! -funny and knowledgeable tour guides. These guys make being a beer geek look totally freakin awesome -they know the owners of the breweries and their stories which gives you some insight to their brewing process and flavor passions Tips: They don't have food, so eat or bring some snackies! Would definitely recommend for anyone wanting to explore Wilmington and discover their beer preferences.

"Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy…read more This business is simply genius. The men behind Port City Brew Bus are capitalizing on the local growing craft beer and bottle shop industry by literally driving consumers to drink locally. This tour is a must for any beer lover. It's the perfect for visiting guests or those who are interested in home brewing. Each stop on the tour offers something unique; prepare to be buzzed and happy. We started the tour at Bombers Beverage. If you haven't checked out this bottle shop you should. The selection and customer service is unmatched. I will never forget the beer bloody marry I had here earlier this year. While at Bombers we tasted a few different types of beer while our tour guide Jeremy gave us a beer lesson. The second stop was Waterline Brewing. Unfortunately this brewery is not yet open to the public therefore we just the outside and talked a bit about their upcoming opening. Nest we traveled to the #BAD (Brooklyn arts district) side of town to visit Fly Trap Brewing. This brewery is unique because they only brew for in house so if you want to try one of their awesome brews you must visit the brewery. One conversation with the owners, Mike and Emily, and you will be a regular for life. After, we ventured toward the center of town to check out Wilmington Home Brew Supply. This business is the only place in town that sells home brew equipment. They have everything to accommodate your home brewing project and if they don't they will get it. New to home-brew? They offer free classes and demonstrations. The last stop on the tour was Broom Tail Brewery. This small brewery is located in an industrial park on the north side of town. They specialize in craft beer with un traditional flavor profiles. I have had their lemon grass ginger whit multiple times at Catch and it is amazing. We were fortunate to arrive during a shrimp boil, which was a wonderful end to an afternoon of beer. The best part about the emerging beer/wine market? It's community based. Some brewery owners are even related and easy it's to find local beer on draft at other breweries even in the same neighborhood. For example Iron Clad carries craft draft from both Front Street Brewery and Broom Tail. This tour is save and simple way to drink local. Great for groups, holiday parties and adventure.

What a great place! The food is wonderful. I would say it's the best tacos, rice and beans that…read moreI've had in town. The people working there are very nice. You have to give this place a try. Not fancy but you will have a delicious meal and meet some nice people.

I absolutely love this place and cannot wait to add it on our yearly fall traditions list! To start…read morewe called and spoke to the owner Michael, to check if they were pet friendly. He was so amazing over the phone gave us all sorts of information we should know and told us that pets are welcomed and encouraged! We went during the end of season and he warned us the flowers would not be as pretty as normal and we'd have to hunt for the good ones, but the flowers were gorgeous! We brought our dog and had an amazing time plus we had a beautiful flower bouquet to bring home. Since it was after season it was free but we did donate to keep it going next year! They do have scissors and cutters for you there as well and a station to clean your flowers up as well as some benches and hay bails for photo opportunities! Can't wait to come back next year!

Went first day of the opening of the sunflower field with out dogs. Super friendly staff and…read morehelpers, gorgeous sunflowers and all donations and proceeds are going to help Ukrainian families this year. Win for everyone! They also sell potted flowers and plants for your garden. We will definitely be back!