Family farm, had variety of vegetables and fruits. It was a wooden farm store with a decent number…read moreof people visiting when we were there. The produce were definitely good quality. It reminded me of produce from grandma's garden. We got the figs and peaches and cream cake. Absolutely delicious! And prices were fair. Recommend!

I couldn't find this place. I kept going around in circles but it seemed like it was just a…read moreresidential area.

The place to go to buy your plants for a reasonable price. For us this will be an annual trip when…read morethey have their plant sale.

Beautiful farm, great values, and fantastic crops! Everything is delicious, organic practices, and…read morefriendly kind staff :) Love this place!

Free range chickens living as God meant for chickens to live laying the best (most flavorful & most…read morenutritious) eggs you could hope for! The cows are grass fed & grass finished unless you specifically ask for grain finished. Coffee is selected & roasted to perfection & you can make requests per your personal preference. The prices are awesome & you are getting food for your family that will make you feel good!

Decent selection but the OWNERS EGO is too big for me to shop here! Let me start by saying I've…read moreshopped here for 2 years and the men on staff are so nice and friendly. I usually stop in once or twice a week and Dakota is such a cutie and so helpful every time. The other gentleman also such a great smile and so helpful. BUT!!!!! The owner is a petty woman who apparently is never wrong and I just have an issue with a woman who would call another woman a liar and refuse to make any effort to retain customers who you deem "not worth helping". Long story short I bought a cake (same one my son loved at thanksgiving) and when he ate it he said it tastes like ear wax. I tried it and it was off so I called and asked for a call back so we could maybe return it or work this out. I mean I'm a somewhat long time customer, never had an issue, spent lots, surely I'd get help right? Nope! No call back, so I went to speak to someone with my husband and basically got told either I messed up storage or I'm lying... So after 2 years I chose to lie? OK Lady.. So she rudely speaks to me in front of my husband and because she's my elder I just kinda let it go because I'm not try to raise an old lady's blood pressure and I don't argue with ignorance, I'll just dispute it instead of arguing with someone who should've learned sometimes you get bad product.. Your store can't be 100 percent just perfect or maybe she didn't know but it's more than like she didn't care (the vibe she gave was very "oh my people owned colonels and this is the south") but it gets worse. My story stays the same but hers changes. I go in today and she's mad she didn't get her cake back!! You mean the one I messed up or lied about and you basically told me to just deal with it? That cake.. ok.. And then refused to help me and says from now on you must pay me in CASH!! CASH? Ok let's be serious. The product is good but your store is dirty, sometimes over priced, and the ground beef always smells and taste funny (only meat I don't buy) and you are too old to be acting like this. Anyone who's this old should know better don't you think? Maybe you need a course on business or as a customer pointed out to me going out the door you never seem to happy with people of a certain age and color (Lightbulb). I just said that to my husband last time who thought it was because we were a mixed couple. Really hope racism, ageism, or possibly even sexism isn't your issue. Didn't you learn manners? Sometimes I truly hate when someone is blessed with a handed down business they didn't earn and think they can just pick and choose who they deem worthy of excellent customer service. It was a cake, I've spent more on a 3inch porterhouse. I wish you nothing but the best but please remember businesses do get bad product and changing your story from lying, my fault and now (forgot this part) Selling the other half of the cake I didn't buy to a "customer " and they loved it! Ok... so now after 2 months you specifically remembered selling the cake and you know and remember to who and they loved it! I'll save you the demented lies and just let everyone know not to shop there and your views on certain customers. We're good to shop there as long as there is never an issue!

Been a minute but everything was wonderful experience would highly recommend to go there againread more

I don't know why but I like the stand on Hwy 153 better than East Ridge stand. Maybe it's cleaner,…read moreand I think the produce is fresher! East Ridge is a lot closer to us, but just for an evening ride we will go to Hwy 153. I've been pleased with their produce, the prices are like everywhere else nowadays...Nothing is cheap.

This place was a diamond in the rough. I like this place a lot just a typical fruit and veggie…read morestand but the prices were cheap and the product was good. We got lots great produce and some South Carolina peaches. They do flowers before Mother's Day

I haven't been to the farm. I trust the verity of the previous review about berries, etc. HOWEVER,…read morewe have bought apples from the Crockers at the Pepper Place Farmers Market for the last several years (at least 10). The apples are theirs, and they are FANTASTIC! I grew up eating apples that we grew and that my grandparents grew, and I am very picky about them. Trust me on this one if you are an apple fan. The quality of the apples from the Crockers is terrific. We've had their Macintosh, Fuji, Ginger Gold, and others, although our personal faves are Fujis. The Crockers aren't at Pepper this year, but this morning, my wife tempted me with a trip from Birmingham up to the Crockers once the leaves are at their prettiest. It's a great drive to look at leaves, so to culminate it with buying a big bag of apples from the Crockers? Oh, yeah. Then on to ATL to see our daughter, spend the night, & come home the next day. Road trip!

They give off the impression of a farmer's market with local produce, but their berries and candies…read moreare from Mexico, their plums from Chile, some "Amish" products from Ohio. Wish they had more local stuff.

This was my first visit to the market and I believe there were about 10-12 vendors…read more I was able to take home about a week's worth of grocery items and I was incredibly happy with the majority of it. The only thing I didn't like was the baked goods. I purchased a sourdough. It had caraway which is similar to rye and I do not like rye. I did however like the croissants I purchased but on the flip side the five cookies were meh. So more was bad than good. The other vendors I purchased from were wonderful. Eggs, bone-in pork chops, ground beef , dog treats (chicken claws) three types of greens, arugula, Bibb and romaine, and a frozen chicken were some of the things I purchased. I did notice only one vendor had fruit, strawberries, which sold out quickly. The next time I go I hope there is more to choose from. I will definitely return.

Neat local farmers market! All the vendors were very friendly and if we lived around here, it's a…read moregreat places to but veggies, herbs, and meats. We bought goat cheese and 11 lbs of grits to take back home to Florida hahaha!

This is a great place to stop in for some wonderful fried pies and other tasty treats…read more Very clean and nice building with easy access to Highway 64. Friendly staff.

We visited their store on our recent road trip. The apple pie was amazing and the store help was…read morevery helpful!