I purchase meat from Mr. Cedric Lancaster on a regular basis. His product is always fresh,…read morepackaged well, and priced competitively with the supermarkets. But he primary reason that I patronize his business is that the meat that he provides is all natural - no steroids, no hormones, etc. - and is treated humanely while alive and during slaughter. Plus he's such a friendly guy!

This is a super cool local candy shop. The candy Bar helps out the community students with job…read moreopportunities and special treats for good grades. They have all kinds of candy and now shakes yum

This shop has all the same candy Walmart has at gas station prices. I believe they advertise a…read morecotton candy machine, but it was tucked away and unplugged when we visited.

Ever since the COVID madness started, I realized if shortages of things like toilet paper could get…read morethis crazy, meat and veggies would, too. So I went looking for a CSA - community-supported agriculture - meat share. The search lead me to Caney Fork Farms. Boy, am I glad I signed up!! So a full share runs you $100 a month roughly. This is all organic fresh butchered meats from their farms. The taste is simply unbeatable! If you live in Murfreesboro, the closest pick up is at Smith and Lentz Brewery in Nashville once a month. Not too bad, really, for what you get!! The shares vary in meats and you can set preferences at the start. Plus, the weekend before your Tuesday pick up time, you can customize your share based on availability. You can even get extras - I got fresh local honey and focaccia bread this last time! I have had roasts, steaks, pork chops, ribs, bacon, Canadian bacon, sausage links and patties, and even bratwurst! The flavours are unlike anything you can get at a grocery store. Once you try the fresh bacon, you won't want grocery store again!! A full share goes a long way for the two of us. Family of four would need more, in my honest opinion. Nevertheless, the share is worth it to me for the freshness and flavour!! Shares go by the season, so if you do one season, you can skip out of the next if you wish. The staff is super nice, too! Tell Natalie I sent you!! :)

Great food, great people. I appreciate how they focus on regenerative farming practices while also…read moreresearching those practices and sharing that information with others.

The best butter pecan ice cream ever! It's off the beaten path, but I recommend a stop!read more

We've found a few of these dairy farms with an attached storefront in our travels. Like others,…read morethis is a great place to get fresh milk, butter, cheeses, and other local products. Their ice cream bar serves ice cream made with their own fresh cream in several flavors. My favorite was the butter brickle (vanilla with toffee chips). Give your diet a break and just go for two scoops to begin with. Nice country view from the front porch, sitting on locally built Adirondack chairs, porch swings and the like.

Great meat, very tender and flavorful. They're offer fresh choices without Any sodium added, which…read moreis not easy to find elsewhere. And I love that they're local

Everything I tried was really good. Kabobs (chicken and steak) were amazing!! The only thing I…read morewanted to try but didn't get to was their in house seasoning, black magic. They were out the few times I went.

Love coming to Poultry Hollow Farms! It's always a wonderful experience and is highly recommended…read moreby many Nashville chicken "farmers". Judy and her team are very friendly and able to help you pick out the perfect chickens for your family...or your dinner table. There are a number of different breeds from which you can choose, all of which are regularly updated on her website under "inventory". Her inventory clearly states how old they are, so you can do your research about the ones that are of laying age before you go to the farm to pick up your birds. Those aren't always guaranteed to be there (they may have been sold!), but I found it to be fun to do a little research ahead of time. You also won't get the old hens that others try and sell when they're done laying. The spaces are well kept with plenty of room and fresh air. Make sure you bring cash! A couple of laying hens at their laying age will cost about $50. She also breeds red and blue heelers (not a puppy mill), ducks, geese, quail, guinea hens, doves, peacock, sheep, goats, and more. You'll also get to make friends with some calves and donkeys while you're there...a great experience for the whole family.

Don't buy from here I was PROMISED a guaranteed Hen at purchase and over 7 months later the Rooster…read morestarts crowing and I call to inquire and she refuses to take accountability or fix the problem they assured me of, not to mention the ones that did turn out to be hens are barely laying.

UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP!!!!!!!…read more Now known as Walker's Butcher Block this place is immaculate. The inside has been completely renovated and their approach to processing game and running the business is exceptional. Older negative review should be completely disregarded and has a big game hunter who prefers to process 100% of his own harvest, I will be taking much of my game here in the future. At my request they deboned the meat and use no saws and cutting of steaks or bones so there is zero bone fragments or marrow on my elk. They trim the sinew perfectly and what I ended up with is even better that I have had done it myself. Those of us who know the flavor of the game is 90% related to how it's handled from the moment the harvest takes place until the minute it hits your dinner plate . Walkers butcher block (previously known as the Lebanon locker) has my complete trust now and actually saved my ass when I had to travel unexpectedly on the day I was going to process my own meat. They took in my beautiful idaho harvest (6x6) at the last minute and turned it around immediately. The price is reasonable but most importantly I have an entire freezer full of perfectly trimmed and packaged meat that's ready for my grill, broiler, or crockpot. another Wilson County family owned business that goes above and beyond and we need to patronize with our business ! 100% trusted and I'm telling all my hunting friends.. feel free to call Houston's in Mount Juliet for support of my recommendation. .

What a great little place! I've passed by it at least 100 times I'm sure, but never noticed it…read more For the holidays this year I decided to do a traditional Polish meal, so was looking for a few specific ingredients not in most chain grocery stores. A little noodling online and this gem popped up... an Eastern European market with all sorts of goodies! If you haven't been, definitely check it out. It was hopping too! So many people in there. It's in Berry Hill right off Thompson Lane and has a huge parking lot so easy in/out. I'll definitely be back -- can't wait to try more from them!

Large assortment of Eastern European foodstuff. Little and the expensive side but worth it.read more

Went to Burgess Falls...no parking available. We saw a sign about parking at the "red barn" and…read moreheaded up there...or here. They have a venmo barcode outside, (it is $10 for parking) but I couldn't get it to work, so I went inside. It was packed! But I did manage to pay and get a receipt to put on my dashboard. They told me I could get $5 off my purchase if I showed my receipt. However at the register they said that promotion was over. In the end, they honored it, so I appreciated that. We had the banana pudding and peach cobbler and an ice cream. The ice cream was purchased separately, so we got it immediately. But it took at least 20 minutes for the pudding and cobbler. At one point, I jokingly said to my daughter "are they making it right now"...and they I think they were. The vanilla wafers on the sides and bottom were crunchy, not soggy. It is one of the better banana puddings I've had lately. Definitely recommend it! The cobbler was warm but not what I was looking for. They have a ton of local made products and the bathroom was very clean. Their sign advertised Farm to Table. If we get out that way again I would definitely give their menu a try.

Very cute place! We enjoyed the table games and charm! Food was good... ice cream was not. Very…read morelittle flavor and tastes a little freezer burnt.