The Harbor District Market is located in Downtown Washington. It is made up of individual artisans…read moreselling what they make or create. There are art items to food items. In the growing season there will be produce. There were two areas with educational information to learn about Washington and one of those were some items from the Underground Rail Road Museum. It is a great place to buy locally made or grown products.

Great place to be on a Saturday Wide selection of vendors…read more Produce is seasonal because it is grown local

Friendly, helpful folks with great local produce. This is a…read morefamily owned and ran farm and it is family friendly as well.

My family and I love coming here at all different times of the year!! It's always so beautiful. We…read morelove to go and see all the pretty sunflowers!! It's a great and fun place to take your kids for a little day trip or something. Everyone who works there is so nice and very helpful. I'll definitely give it 5 stars!!

The steaks were custom cut and delicious! The service was incredible and very dedicated to getting…read moreour order just right. Clean store with great ambiance. When we come back camping to this area, we will definitely go back for more!

We stopped by for our first visit, we thought it was a meat market. When you walk in you have…read moredelicious smells coming from the grill. We had the buffet you pay for the pound everything was awesome, we had a clean area to eat. We did our shopping and left with many items, we loved the candy selection it had candies that brought back memories of childhood. EVERYONE was polite and welcoming. We definitely will be returning when in the area. Thank you for the fun visit!

No longer on Market Street- they are a vendor in the Market (on Main st). Nice owners. Upper end…read moreand Pricey but very good sweets. Had peanut butter cookies and turtle cheese cake!

The place is pretty good. Appreciate the good customer service on getting some knowledge on the…read morebaked goods.

The chair of the meeting post-election made such comments to the farmers and vendors present at the…read moremeeting as "we don't care what you think we're going to listen to the county," "the Leroy James farmers market will be closed until Farmers learn how to grow tomatoes in the winter," he threatened certain members of the committee who disagreed with him with lawsuit, and replied to the vendors who were having a hard time hearing what was going on in the meeting due to a lack of microphone being provided by the county despite it being requested that they should "put your hearing aids in Old Man." This is a person who brags about going to barbecues and birthday parties with County staff while presiding over the advisory committee meeting, this is a person who represents the Pitt County Board of Commissioners and County staff. This person self admits to having anger management issues and brags about ripping telephones out of the hospital wall back in the day. He looked the vendors right in the eye and said I do not represent you. If we want to save this farmers market it means listening to the farmers who literally make up the name of the market. The vendors must be heard. Now, instead of listening to the vendors, the vendors who disagreed with the current policies are being kicked out one by one. Alarita Gourmet Foods, Forest of Eden Farm & Nursery, and Wind Leaf Farm are just three examples of many! I repeat: unelected government bureaucrats are retaliating against vendors for exercising their right to free speech.

This spot was a lot of fun; browsing the various vendors of produce, baked goods, honey and craft…read moreitems. Folks were so friendly and the live music added to the atmosphere.

While visiting NC we came here for a jazz night. It's was a chill vibe not a lot of seating so wear…read moreCody shoes to stand possibly you can buy your snacks or bring your own in. Nice selection of wine !

What a delight! When…read moreSouthern Seasons closed in Chapel Hill, I thought I would never love again. The European delights that I used to pilgrim towards were yanked from my dreams like a lusty rabbit looking at a carrot. Enter Aji. Years later, my heart has begun to mend as delightful wine and a sweet couple have brought a much needed pop of culture to Greenville. Miki and Kevin were both wonderful hosts tonight; knowledgeable about their servings and treats which made my wife and I ooh and ah (looking at you chocolates and biscuits). The feel is modern and clean, cool and uptown and somehow relaxed at the same time. I plan to come work here in the day sometime (maybe to also get some bites of Made with Love baked goods - Aji is the only outlet for the treats!). The atmosphere begs for an audience and I think that's exactly what it should receive with applause. Come here for something different and delightful and likely decadent. Elevate your palate and have something around-the-worldly and make sure you say hello to Miki and Kevin as well!

Cute country farm market off highway 17 between Washington and Williamson..big signs out front…read morepulling me for fresh strawberries!! As I walk onto patio to entrance there's lots of plants and flowers to purchase for your garden. Reasonable prices! I saw they do pick your own as well as pre picked baskets of fresh crop strawberries.. I wanted to pick my own. It doesn't take long but it's relaxing and enjoyable to do if you want to. They were so huge!!! Nice and ripe for the picking! They do not weigh baskets so you're encouraged to fill to the rim! lol I was more than happy to do so! After picking I walked around store.. they have so much to offer.. fresh veggies, already made meals and sides.. different assortments of mushrooms all in fridges ready to take home for dinner! Along wall jams and jellies, pickles everything.. Knick knacks to take home and a small area for the kids to choose scoop of ice cream and sit to enjoy! Very friendly staff and very helpful.. family friendly! I had a great time..picked up some dehydrated beets to snack on along with venison cheddar beef sticks.. they were very good..

Great produce box. 2018 was our first year and the quality of the produce is impressive. Having…read morefresh in season and local vegetables definitely improves the quailty of our meals.