I discovered Wilkerson Farms stand at the farmer's market in Holly Springs last summer. My family…read moreand I enjoyed the burgers so much I went back and bought steaks. Between the meat being fresh, lean, tender & flavorful, the friendly and helpful way I was treated will ensure I go back again and again.

Love the flavor and tenderness of Wilkerson Farms beef. I've been able to get specific cuts…read moredirectly through the Holly Springs Farmers Market as well as stocking up on basics off-season through Papa Spuds (a locally grown produce delivery option). I haven't been disappointed, ever, with the quality of their beef. Plus, I love that it is local, natural, and pasture-raised. If you talk with the Wilkerson family, you can tall they love what they do and it really does make a difference.

I loved visiting this place! I wish I had known all of the…read moreproducts they sell in their store, because I would have brought more money haha. They sell meats and dairy (obviously) But also Buck Naked Honey (Best honey I've ever had easily) They also had some avocado oils, sauces, local chips, chocolates, and a few other treats when I was there. They also had some local raw sauerkraut. This is a beautiful property/farm I would like to come back. Again that honey was some good dang honey. This stuff and store bought honey aren't even the same thing. The Buck Naked Honey is hard then melts in your mouth. The honey also smells like various flowers. This is making me hungry I want some more honey now!

Farmer Dan is so friendly! My husband and I got a wonderful tour of his farm and it was soooo cool…read moreto be able to see how they raise the animals, how they live, and to truly see what they are eating! This is truly the best farm for meat in the whole Triangle area. Farmer Dan's daughters, as well as one of the farm-worker's daughters, run the shop and they are so perky, professional, and helpful! They offered us free samples of some hot brisket with cheesy grits (holy YUM) and about 8 different flavors of goat cheese (there's even a chocolate one that's perfect in smores). They sell pork, beef, chicken, lamb, fresh eggs, cheese, ice cream, pet milk (unpasteurized), freshly baked cookies ($1 each), Buck Naked Farm honey, soaps, jams, and Adam's Vineyard wine. The prices aren't the cheapest, but you are truly paying for quality meat that is a LOT healthier and tastier than the junk they sell in the grocery stores. Surprisingly, they sell duck eggs from "A Third of a Farm" in Fayetteville, NC (which are super rich and delicious) and a variety of goat cheeses from Celebrity Dairy. We ordered the Jalapeno Cheese and it's sooooo good (and spicy) -- I usually hate goat cheese for its game-y-ness, but this cheese is so smooth! Our favorite products: - Pulled Pork -- we love that you just boil it in the bag and then serve it. Sooooo good! - Ground Beef -- you can really taste the onions, spices, and other veggies that the animals have been grazing on! We love using this for our burger night. - Ribs -- enough said. We nibble them down to the very BONE! I can't remember where the ice cream is from (some local dairy farm), but we ended up buying the Strawberry Cheesecake. It was tasty, but sadly there was no REAL strawberries in it at all... The "strawberry" swirls were just red food dye, corn syrup, and some other random ingredients. It also didn't have any sort of cheesecake chunks in it at all... I really wish Ninja Cow Farm sold ice cream with REAL ingredients.

I love real butcher shops! Friendly staff and a huge selection of different products.read more

August 1, 2026 at 11am I saw this place from the road and whipped in to give it a go…read more First interaction with an employee: Me - what's your favorite sandwich? Him - none of em Me - well that's comforting to hear. He then says turkey and avocado. So I tried the Italian. It would rank behind Firehouse, Jimmy John's and Jersey Mikes. Grabbed some potato salad that said $1 off. No flavor and dry. Let's hope the rub and crackers are good when I get home. The only positive part of being in this store was the sweet lady at checkout and the nice young gentleman helping her. Otherwise huge miss.

Everything we have gotten here has been exceptional especially the Chevalatta sausage! They also…read morehave a great selection of rubs, spices and snacks. The have an interesting selection of craft beers and wines as well as frozen seafood.

This so call meat market was a huge huge disappointment I wasted precious gas driving 30 minutes to…read morelook at some old meat that look like it has been sitting for months,the big red flag should have been that there was only 2 people in there in the evening when many people are off work already The Oxtails are paper thin I mean super super thin and horrible looking with real small measly pieces,there is no butcher meat counter all I saw was old packaged meat that is not selling.The pictures that they advertise is fake and false advertisement this store is a joke waste your time going here if you want but don't say you were not warned.If I could give zero stars I would I know one thing I will never ever ever ever return

Great selection of fresh pork in Raleigh. Also the best mild sausage. I've never been…read moredisappointed-satisfied.

Highly Recommend. They offer very fresh produce, exceptionally reasonable prices and very friendly…read morestaff. By the way their bone-in ham is awesome. I can't understand anyone giving them less than a 4.5 star.

You can find the meat you want at reasonable prices. If they do not have it out in the cut you want…read morethey will cut it for you

Carnivores realized early on that they needed a place to meet, to socialize, to press the flesh so…read moreto speak -this need lead to the development of the butcher shop. The butcher shop meets the same needs today, just not as social in nature, and the packaging has changed, as have the prices. This neat place is indeed a country butcher shop, with little personality, and completely void of charm, but offers some very nice, very interesting meat products, as well as the stray veggie or two - like Cabbage Collards, offered cooked or raw. Much of what is here is of the pork persuasion, but beef and chicken are also represented -there is even a cow at the top of their roadside sign. But the pork products rule, in variety and level of interest. There are whole Country Hams hanging from racks in the middle of the shop, and slices of ham packaged in the refrigated, display area. They have Bacon - regular sliced and slab; Sausage - fresh country breakfast sausage, smoked sausage, old timey air dried sausage - regular or hot. Also packaged slabs of Liver Pudding, Souse Meat, Side Meat, Smoked Neck Bones and Ham Hocks, and even fresh Cracklings for your cornbread. If you like pork products other than Eastern NC BBQ, you should give this place a shot. We were actually on a multi-restaurant road trip when we ran across this place - pork leading to pork - Life Is Good.

I've been twice now first time I bought a ribeye steak and a strip. I did them on the Big Green Egg…read moreand they were juicy and tender. I would highly recommend them. The service was great and they were very helpful.

The service was great. They have Dino ribs, Wagyu brisket. Yeah way friendly and courtesy. prices…read moreis great too.

Great meats, lots of local products, really nice staff…read more Definitely will be part of my shopping rounds!

Love Kenyons! They have so many great deals and a great selection. Everything is better than other…read moresuper markets or grocery stores. Their staff is top notch and always extremely friendly. Give them your business instead of big box stores like Walmart.