First time picking peaches and blueberries -- and Gregg Farms made it incredible and unforgettable!…read moreThe fruit was fresh and delicious, the staff was friendly, and the farm was beautiful. Great prices too. Can't wait to come back!

The peaches were cracked & overripe. the tomatoes were bruised & rotting, I asked if the tomatoes…read morewere grown on their farm & was told that they came from South Georgia, as their (Gregg Farm's) crop had not come in yet. It is mid July and tomatoes are not in? They are buying from other farms and acting like they do a great job. Nooooo, I do not recommend them AT ALL. I made my living selling FRESH PRODUCE, I bought from around the world and sold locally at the Atlanta State Farmer's Market and delivered to about 11 States. I could have saved money & time by going to Publix. W.H.

So cute! One thing that hasn't changed over the years of travel for me is wanting to support local…read morebut more so since moving to Georgia! Country Gardens offers a variety of fresh vegetables, meats, eggs, even raw milk for your pets! My pets quite enjoyed the raw milk and we will certainly be getting some more on our next visit. Their farm stand has self service during the week during the open season (good to know if we're in the area during the weekday). I wish we lived a bit closer because I would love to participate in a class in the future! Highly recommend following their Facebook page or directly through their website for more info.

Out in the far "sub'untry", where the 'burbs face off against the country, lay a large spread of…read morebuildings, barns, and fields down a dirt drive. Welcoming you to this sub'untry enclave is multiple goats, loads of chickens, a couple of great pyrenees, and a few miniature horses; perhaps they are ponies, I'm not really sure about that. After you park go visit the animals. After all you might later purchase some of their brethren. That's right kiddies.. those lovely chickens you are cooing to lay oodles of gigantic organic*, free-range*, all-grain* diet eggs. And those eggs are spectacular, which is a good thing at $5 per dozen. Country Gardens might even have some of those pastured* chickens frozen in the freezer waiting to be purchased, cooked up, and eaten. They also have loads of grass-fed*, chemical-less*, meat "products" like young goat, cow, or pork. There is even raw milk fresh from Country Gardens own dairy down the road. If that doesn't completely rock your socks off, and it does mine because I am one of those crazy bitches who wants to know exactly how many friends my dinner had while alive, what kind of music it liked to listen to, and what it's favorite hobbies were (Portlandia), then be prepared to get excited about the large quantity and great quality of their garden products. Oh yes. Not just a farm...but a nursery....for plants...lots of plants. All the plants I saw here looked great. Prices were good. I didn't really notice a difference in what I would have paid at big box nursery vs here. On top of the fresh meat and eggs, beautiful plants, and live animals, they also have a gorgeous vegetable garden and during the summer you can often purchase fresh*, organic*, obviously local* vegetables here. They have a CSA that delivers to Peachtree Road Farmers Market. So anyhoo to sum up the review, this place is great. It is a haul from Atlanta proper, but the eggs you get here are freaking A-MAZING, and the dogs are nice, and the animals cute, and the plants pretty, and so on and so forth...... *Had to throw in as many buzzwords as possible in order to meet my "what white people like" daily quota

I love this place!!!…read more I kept seeing a little shack in the side of the road with signs about pink pineapples but you can't see much outside beyond a few watermelons and pumpkins I dared to go in one day and boy did it shock me! Wear boots or shoes you don't mind getting dirty because there is no floor. Just dirt It made the experience feel like a real farmers market. There was so many options for fresh fruits, vegetables, produce, nuts and more! They make their own salsa and boiled peanuts They do have pink pineapples in the fridge along with exotic fruits like star fruit, rambutan, pink and yellow dragon fruits. I believe plantains as well. The owner or cashier told me they source locally for all their items and support the community. She even share they sell locally made doggie treats by the young ladies in the photo beneath it. This was such a gem and treat. I spent about $40 and got a variety of items. You'll be blessed to get some fresh items. Enjoy!!! Don't be scared! It's so worth it!

Love this place. Super road side convenient, seeded fresh produce, friendly knowledgeable staff, in…read moreand out service.

Amazing new find near Senoia!! A great assortment of beautifully grown organic veggies. They also…read morehave several items from other local farms. The pre bagged fresh salads are straight off the garden. Micro greens a must. In the front of the farm there's a small store where you buy all your goods. It's all automated check out if you want or you can get assistance if you prefer.

Been getting their lettuce for years now Love how fresh it…read moreis and lasts a long time - we don't eat grocery store lettuce anymore (family mix butter blend $10- for a big bag) Also pick up local onions, sauce, peaches.... They have a variety of local produce on hand!

Sigh. The customer service inside of the store was good. They had a nice amount of options but…read more$20-$30 for a jar of honey is outrageous. I purchased a brisket sandwich and fried green tomatoes. Smh I should've kept driving. I've never had brisket so TOUGH in my life and the tomatoes were tasteLESS! This was so disappointing. I will never give them another try.

They have a smaller quantity of flowers. Instead, focusing on variety and quality. The staff is…read morevery helpful and incredibly friendly. The inside market was an added bonus we hadn't even gone there for. Excellent selection of locally sourced items.

These folks can usually be found at the Courthouse Square Farmers Market in McDonough, GA on the…read moreweekend and you can only buy their products in Georgia but man, are they worth it. This is some sort of cottage industry producer of artisan crafted stuff like you'd see on the menu at Husk in Charleston, SC, infused oils and vinegars, hand-crafted sauces, jams and jellies, smoked spices and all other sort of goodies. I have tried their jams (Peach Brandy Jam, I used to top baked Mission Figs), their Espresso Infused Balsamic which I used to make a reduction sauce for filet mignon, and their watermelon jelly is fine, too. They have a Tomato Basil Sauce that I have but have not tried yet and will let you know how it goes. Folks, it's hard to find the weird stuff some of us foodies like to cook with but this Mullen Farms lady has it going on if you want something out of the box. Highly recommend. Also, you can call them to see where they'll be set up next: 404-242-9844.

We absolutely LOVE the Senoia farmers market and when it town try to make it every Saturday…read more It's small but tons of yummy nibbles and local fare. Get there early for the best selection of breads and other items that go fast. Very dog friendly

Stopped by here one day and was warmly greeted by Lewis Reagan. I was able to peruse the goodies…read moreincluding cakes, cookies, muffins and jam. I was informed that strawberries are just out of season and that soon some veggies and other fruits including cantaloupes. I picked out a small pound cake for $5 and devoured it enroute to my destination. It was top-notch, moist and buttery. I will definitely return when in the area. I look forward to getting some produce and honey it their honeybees are productive this year.