Went to get peaches and boiled peanuts on the last day of vacation. There were no signs on peach…read morepricing. The owner went totally crazy when we started looking at the peaches. He said they were "pre-weighed" but couldn't tell me what the basket cost. He started cussing about using the empty baskets to place the peaches in. He doesn't want you picking the peaches you want. Also: they are a cash only place. If you want fresh produce avoid this place.

The cutest little produce stand around! Mike is such a hoot and he has such a plethora of veggies,…read morefruit, seasonings, bloody mary mix, and jam. If you love to shop small this is the place to do it!!

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.

Stopped there to buy a few things but when I got home discovered the vegetables and bags from the…read morestand smelled like cigarette smoke . had to peel off all the cucumber and other skins off other items because after washed they still smelled like cigarettes. The owner and workers there are all smokers obviously smoking while they are working in the small stand . Also I noticed there was not a scoop for the boiled p nuts that had holes in it to drain all the water from the p nuts that are floating in the water that they were boiled in so when they are weighed in the bag you scooped them into you are paying for the water weight and the p nuts that had been left in the big barrel where they sat all day were then thrown in with the new ones being boiled the next day . Very Disappointed and the woman working there seemed kinda out of it . Probably won't be back there ! A life long non smoker

This is a small produce stand, open until 7, with a limited selection of mostly local fruits and…read morevegetables, plus hot boiled peanuts and one size of shrimp. They have the best ripe, juicy peaches all summer, from a farm in Johnson, SC. They often have good blackberries and melons. Sometimes they have the heirloom tomatoes and really sweet grape or cherry tomatoes; they always have the standard type. The cucumbers and many other items seem to have more flavor than the ones at most grocery stores. They pack a lot into a small space and usually have watermelons, cantaloupes, blackberries, vidalia onions, okra, eggplant, peppers, squash, zucchini, potatoes, corn, sweet potatoes and yams. They have a fridge in the back with hulled beans and peas. They also have a small selection of jams and relishes. You may be able to buy produce by the case as well if you have a larger need. I wish they had herbs, especially parsley and basil (they rarely have some basil). I did not care for their shrimp, as the ones I got were not the freshest and parts were mealy. They have the shrimp pre-portioned in ziplock bags in a small cooler, so there is no way to know which bags are fresher than others. But I come by nearly daily as I am addicted to their peaches in particular! And there is a Twice the Ice, drive-by, 24 hour vending machine right next to them. You get 20 lbs of ice for $2.00 for the bulk rate. Bring your own heavy-duty garbage bag or cooler for the bulk rate. You get 16 lbs when dispensed by the bag. I'm told by the current owners that this business used to be called Donahue Brothers Produce many years ago, but has been King's Produce for a long time. So Yelp needs to change the information listed. Sometimes they do close a little early if it's slow. And I think they are totally closed in the winter months.

Went here for the 1st time on Saturday October 4th 2025. We were at Barefoot Landing for the…read moreOctoberfest festival happening, and decided to walk around first. This is one of the stores that we stopped in! The Olive Shoppe is a store that sells all different kinds of Olives, and Olive oils and their infusions, like with balsamic, and it is fresher too. My Mom and I actually have been in a few shops like this on various trips in Lancaster PA, and NJ. So we are familiar with this type of place. The Olive Shoppe also has locations in Market Commons here, as well as another location in SC. Walked in and employee was friendly and greeted us. We then looked around at the olives and brought some kind of stuffed olive. We then looked at all the various types of Olive Oils which they had many different items and infused flavors. One can cook with them, One can use it as some kind of marinade, and lots of other things. One can also try the Olive Oil to see if you like it, and can buy it. We both tried the Avacado Olive Oil, and enjoyed it! So we got that. Plus avacado is supposed to be good for a person. We brought Avacado Olive oil, some stuffed olives, and something else, plus we got a olive oil holder that helps the container stay fresh. Purchasing that we got a discount on our items. We paid via credit card. We look forward to using our new olive oil! We will be back soon if we want more items!

Olive Garden. Everything was delicious. Love their soup & salad. I would recommend it to anyone.read more

Magnificent strawberries, u-pick or pay a little more for pre-picked. The vegetables were…read moreplentiful and looked appetizing. Farm to table is important as is knowing what is in the food you prepare for your family. Bypass the prepared foods with dozens of chemicals and preservatives, names you have no idea of what these things are. Cooking from farm to table is the best way to eat safe and healthy. Shop local, shop fresh. This is a great place to buy local and fresh.

We came here to pick strawberries! The plants were healthy, the strawberries were big, sweet and…read moreonly $1.19 a pound. You need to bring your own buckets to put them in. They have other produce and seedlings for sale, jams and things, and really great homemade candy for 25 cents each. I got the gooseberry and sassafrass flavored candies, and I recommend them both. We will be back to pick more strawberries at Tyler's (:

This location recently opened in Ocean Isle Beach and is the sister store to the original not too…read morefar. The locals are really happy they opened here as now they can get fresh produce and all the other goodies close by. There's a little secret in the freezer called white pimento cheese that they carry. This goes with anything you want. I think it's the best pimento cheese I've ever tried. They carry bread, popcorn etc. the produce is fresh, and tastes just like it was picked from the farm that day. This location is convenient. It's easy to find and plenty of parking out front. The staff is always friendly and helpful. I love all the unique, handmade gift ideas for sale too.

I will agree with other reviews and excited to have a another farm market close by. It's a…read morecombination of farmers market with specialty gourmet goods available such as frozen entree's, upscale milk, cheese, and meats. The service is very friendly and the market is clean and set up well. I bought some gourmet frozen ham biscuits that are a special treat , a jar of creole mix, and some fruits . I look forward to going back for my fresh market vegetables this summer.

We have driven by this general store many times while in the area and wanted to pop in and check it…read moreout as I always like a good general store. I assumed since it was a large building it would be packed to the brim with goodies. It was kinda sparse and didn't have too many items to peruse. But overall it's a nice store and they do sell some local items like honey and jams. They had an upstairs full of pretty things too but I didn't make it up there.

I've stopped her many times before. I am not sure if they have new owners or management but I felt…read morethey had more things the last time I was here. They had some nice things but I was in and out in less than 10 mins. Multiple customers in the store yet, Staff seemed more intimate talk to themselves.

Tavolo is doing it's soft opening right now and it looks like they are filling a nice niche. I…read morespoke to the owner, great guy who is looking to build a successful brand in Myrtle Beach. The building is stylishly done, the interior is in its infancy, but it is nicely done as well. With all that said, what is important is how's the food. I purchased (grab and go) chicken cacciatore and it was excellent. The serving was generous, the side of potatoes were seasoned perfectly, and it was only $12. I'm going to give it 30 days to get everything in place and revisit.

New business with old school flavor and customer service. We stopped by just before closing and…read morewere greeted by the owner who shared his enthusiasm for his new business with us and the food measured up! Good sized portions, GREAT taste, and lots of love. BTW - the price is right! Enjoy!