Great local shop to buy Organic Herbs. They had Exactly what I was looking for! Echinacea Root &…read moreMullein Leaf. The Organic Dried Elderberries was a plus! Will be looking forward to them expanding their herb inventory to include organic spices. A great hidden Gem in Wilmington for sure.

From the owner: We offer USDA Certified Organic Herbs, Teas & Spices. And our inventory will only GROW with…read moredemand. We value our customer input and are adding new items often.

Great wall of tea!…read more I walked into a welcoming store with an expansive selection of teas and spices. The teas are in the back, where I spent a fair amount looking at their creative blends. The manager took the time to explain the teas they have and what order they're in. I've seen my fair share of chai

The cashier was very rude and misinformed. I was telling my uncle why he shouldn't buy commercial…read moretea in white tea bags in the store because the use bleach in the process. The girl was rude and interjected herself in my conversation with him telling me that I need to stop spreading misinformation and that tea bags are not bleached. I am not sure how she was hired but hope she is fired quickly as I truly enjoy shopping here.

This small grocery market is located in the cargo district. Indoor is a small business called Bones…read morethat sells healthier dog treats and upcycle toys. There is also going to be a wine bottle shop inside called Bottles that will open soon. Homegrown sells local products and focuses on sustainability. There wasn't too much variety of produce when I was there. The produce prices are at least twice as much as grocery store prices but they are higher quality/locally grown. There are also "bulk" organic dried herbs and spices, flours, rice, beans and grains, including chickpea flour, sprouted whole grain flour, cacao powder, chia seeds, pink Himalayan salt, baking soda, arrowroot. These are not bulk bins, more of around 32 oz glass sized containers. I imagine if you only need a tablespoon or so of the spice or a cup of beans, this would work out for you. You can bring your own container or they have a glass containers available. Other products are local Taste the Olive olive oil, elderberry syrup, vanilla extract, honey, Kind Cultures, eggs, meats, sweets. For skincare there is bulk deodorant, tooth powder, and tea. Reverse osmosis water is available for $0.40 per gallon or free for single serving refills. This would be good market for those that live close by looking for organic, local, and sustainable products.

I decided to stop into Homegrown when I was in the Cargo district. It is right next to Bottles (a…read moregreat wine and beer spot). Homegrown Market itself is a "grocery store and market featuring local producers with an eye on sustainability and good health." They did have some great items inside and had items that you could bring in your own container to fill up with whatever the item was you were needing. Their produce was limited, but what they had looked fresh and delicious. They also sold many of the products from vendors that I see at the local farmers market at Poplar Grove. It is not necessarily something that I would go out of my way to stop at, however, if I was in the area, I would go back and check it out.

I absolutely love this place. I go nearly every Saturday for the last 18 months. Five Stars in…read moreeveryway, quality of their meats and other products, customer services, prices, all of it. They had a new hire training this morning and he helped me. Another standout in a place of standout employees and consistent customer service. This is the ONLY place I buy my meat selections from and if I could give them 6 stars I would!

horrorible. poor service. I wanted two prime rib eyes with a large Spinalis. The woman behind the…read morecounter cut them , did not show them to me, wrapped them and then priced them at filet mingon price. $95 for 2 steaks but I did catch the mistake. The real problem was the steaks tasted like Choice from harris teeter. This place is a rip off. avoid it at all costs

Living up in Upstate NY means cold and harsh winters every year. So having dry and cracked skin was…read morethe norm with no products really able to help with this problem. When I saw The Freeman Family Farm, I figured what do I have to lose? I contacted Dawn and was she responded back almost immediately. I explained my problem to her and she recommended the Clary Sage & Lanolin Body Butter. I decided to give it a go and she sent it out within a matter of hours! Talk about professional! I have had the product for two days now and my skin already looks and feels healthier! I will definitely becoming a more regular customer of this great family owned business. Thanks Dawn!!

From the owner: We specialize in online sales of our organic potted plants, seeds, herbs, magnesium products,…read moretinctures, topical oils, beauty and body care products. We do not have a brick and mortar store but can make appointments for the occasional buying customer to browse our inventory in person.

This place offers an overwhelming selection of spices (for cooking), teas, and sugars (for baking…read moreand cocktails). And y'know what: you can't get "overwhelming" selections of spices, teas, and sugars virtually anywhere else, so that's a GOOD thing. Every one offers a glass jar that you can open to "smell" the sugar/tea/spice you're thinking of buying. In the case of the teas, they will make you a hot/iced version of the tea (and charge for it, but it's surprisingly affordable) to try as well. After awhile, all of the scents kinda blend together (especially for like, hickory or smoked scents), but it's super cool and a ridiculous level of selection. They have smaller pouches, larger bags, or containers/jars for most items, letting you buy smaller quantities to try. I wanna say smaller pouches were starting around $6 (September 2025). They had quite a few blends of demarara sugars that are going to be great for cocktail garnishing. (Salted caramel sugar? Burnt espresso sugars? mmmm!) And my meat-loving friends picked up a ton of different stuff. Expect to spend a bit in here. There are SO many things to see. The basics are divided into various walls (teas separate from sugars, etc.), but their display tables of seasonal merch in the middle of the store require some careful perusal too. Staff was friendly, and they definitely know their stuff, but they clearly know people get overwhelmed and left us alone. I did not expect to pop into the store, but honestly, I'm super glad I did.

Great selection of spices and very helpful staff. Great location, very easy to find. I need to…read moretry out their tea selection

If you're in Myrtle Beach and love anything spicy, you have to stop by Pepper Palace…read more They let you sample EVERYTHING from mild BBQ to sauces that will actually test your limits. We went from "this is kinda sweet" to "why did I do that" real quick It's such a fun stop if you're walking around, especially if you're into hot sauce, marinades, or just want to try something different. Definitely one of those places you don't expect to spend that much time in... but somehow you do

Another pit stop while I was shopping. I love all kind of sauces and this was the perfect place for…read moreme. There are so many seasonings and sauces to choose from and the flavor possibilities are endless. I can't remember the young ladies name but she knew her sauces and made great recommendations. You have the option to test taste before you buy which is a plus. Take your time and explore the options that satisfy your tastebuds and explore something new

They are closed. Everything is overgrown outside and the place looks abandoned. Im upset. Loved…read moregoing here.

Cute store to get some different items for friends or family n I walked around while I waited for…read moremy table at Ruddy ducks

I was lucky enough to meet the folks from Goodness Gracie at the Great Grapes festival in…read moreCharlotte, NC. It's wonderful to know that the family behind these amazing and uber delicious gourmet products are incredibly nice and generous. While there are so many different items that I adored (and I tried quite a few samples) my favorite is the Heavenly Toffee Cookies. Tasty grahams toffee'd up to the wazoo. SO delightful. I pretty much took down an entire 6 oz. bag in one sitting. Goodness Gracie, you sure do make delicious treats. They also make a ton of other cookies and delicious snack items that make for perfect gifts for anyone who loves a tasty morsel and/or local products. Their website also hosts a variety of really cute basket-like gifts for any occasion at really affordable prices. I will continue to support this great local company in any way I can! Trust me, if you try their cookies or snacks you won't be able to resist either.

Wowzers!!! These snacks are Yum-O and Rachael Ray agrees! Seriously, these snacks have been…read morefeatures on Food Network, the Rachael Ray Show, in Southern Living magazine and named a Food and Wine magazine top pick! You cannot beat that! I met the owners at the Beaufort Wine and Food Festival this past weekend and like Nicole, we bought two bags and finished them in the hotel room before the weekend was over. They are incredible! The couple hand makes all of their items themselves. I am allergic to tree nuts so we bought the Oatmeal Toffee cookies! Holy shmoley, these things are the best! When we got home, I got online and ordered more for myself and some gifts. You gotta visit this site and grab some for yourself!