Nice little strawberry farm. They serve ice cream inside, which was really welcome to the kids…read moreafter some labor in the heat, lol! I do think they could add some more seating outside or a little play area to make it even better!

This is an awesome local business near to where we live that has from fruit to flowers!read more

A sweet little place to pick strawberries and support your local farmer!…read more Head's was a bit of a trek for us-- roughly 40 minutes, but I wanted to pick berries for Mother's Day, and they were open (12 to 5). This was our first time picking here, and I'd say it was a success! They have several patches and lots of berries that weren't super over-picked yet. I *think* it was roughly $2.75 per pound. There is a little playground for kids-- to include swings, a tunnel slide, and a sand pit. They also have one of those cute signs you stick your head in for photo ops. There's a large pavillion with several picnic tables located next to the family's homemade ice cream truck. Ice cream was $6 a bowl, and if I remember correctly, they had vanilla, chocolate, strawberry, and banana ice cream. Lemonade was donation based. They have a small shop up front on the property, but we came closer to closing time, so I didn't want to bother anyone by going inside. I'd definitely like to go back to check it out, though! There are 2 port-a-potties on site, and both were relatively clean/smelled okay for being the end of the day. There was a hand washing station outside. All in all, I had a really positive experience and would go back!

Heads farm is a beautiful farm to visit with the family. I take my family every year to pick…read morestrawberries. I usually get produce, ice cream and other goodies in the shop. Family

So neat having such a cool Asian store on Ft Campbell boulevard. I was going to the other Korean…read moregrocery store across the street but it wasn't open yet. This store opens at 8am. There's plenty of parking . When you first walk in there's fresh fruits on display. Visually the store is super clean and organized. Totally reminds me of stores in Japan. The ramen station caught my eye at first. Since I eat gluten free I didn't try the ramen. They did have fresh kimbap. I got a package to take home to my Mom. One roll was $5.99. Very pricey but it was tasty. I loved looking down the food aisles. I got a few things and was pretty happy with my purchases. The service was ok. I was not greeted or acknowledged. The workers did stare at me a lot. If definitely a fun place to visit and pick up some unique Korean foods. I even saw a vegan section in the freezer. Would recommend.

I'm from Clarksville but live in Colorado. The one thing that's been hard in this part of Tennessee…read moreto find is a good over seas market. I was so excited this shop opened while I was visiting for the holidays. I got snacks I've never seen before in Colorado and trinkets too. These are at cheaper prices than what I'm used to too. These staff were super friendly and nerded out with me about K pop demon hunter products. It looks like a small shop but there so much to look at you'll spend hours here.

We love this market! It's a bit chaotic and cluttered when you walk in, with things stashed…read moreeverywhere on top of the aisles and underneath but honestly it adds to the charm. There's something for every cuisine, with loads of fresh and unique produce that you can't find anywhere else really. We find everything we need here from Asian to German, to little candies to Knick-knacks and more. The service is decent and friendly, although it's usually just someone manning the register that we've seen. The prices are so decent too! Definitely stop in!

Small store but large selection. An aisle just for all kinds of ramen. Fresh fruits and veggiesread more

This place has great potential. There is a refrigerated section that you may miss. Great selection…read moreof produce. Friendly enough people. Lots of plants and flowered. However I am really bothered by the condition of the puppies. The reeked of manure and urine. Flies all around them. One seemed not well and these were 8 wk old pups. Who should be fully vaccinated before being sold. No water for them either, and no one tending to them. This place seems to be on a personal farm/home property. So the majority of the produce I assume is from the many fields around it. Anyway. There is an ethical way to sell animals. This is not it

Best plants for veggies. Great egg prices. Whole chicken on site they process/de feather for you.read more

A great little farm tucked on the side of the road. They have a variety of produce and vegetables…read moreand sell other local farms goods. They even do events every now and then like farm to table dinners. The staff are always friendly and welcoming too. We stop by when we are in town and want a little local goodness.

Enjoyed our trip to Duke Farm today. Picked up some really fresh produce, locally sourced cheese,…read morebeef, honey and milk. We will be back. The customer service was exemplary and quality of the fresh produce and locally farmed products was excellent. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!

Love the Chicken Cutlets and Fish. The beef was amazing as well. Was kind of upset that everything…read morewas frozen. But I can understand that it keeps the items fresh if the turnover isn't like a in a grocery store. The farm itself is beautiful. Love the cows

Another updated review:…read more Before moving to Tennessee from San Diego, I've honestly never thought about being able to purchase meats directly from a farm. It's amazing: freshness, quality, and taste. We generally do about 2-3 big orders a month. Here's a general list: GRASS-FED BEEFS: -filet mignon -ribeye -sirloin -New York strip -tri-tip -beef rib slabs -ground beef All great!! Usually do about 4-6 of each, every time we order. GRAIN FED: -wagyu short ribs -wagyu tri tip Both very tasty! PORK: -3/4" pork chops in packs of two (we eat these once a week, so good!!) -2" pork chops on our hungrier days are great -spare ribs -baby back ribs We love and enjoy all their ribs. Seafood: -salmon (I wish they were a bit larger but it was good) -gulf shrimps (my fav from here, they're big and we usually grab about 3-4 bags each purchase) Last time we came the owner wasn't there but I believe his daughter and her bf were. I'm not sure if there's a difference but each filets I added on were different price and they charged me $17-$20 each one. I don't remember paying that much for them before but maybe it's something new. Besides that customer service is always great. The bbq seasonings, steak seasonings, and their bbq sauce are pretty delicious as well.

This is the place in the Fort Campbell & Clarksville area for Korean Fire Noodles!…read more Seoul International Asian Market is easy to find, has lots of parking space, and a wide variety of different Asian foods and seasonings. It is the largest Asian market in this area. This week I got introduced to Korean Fire Noodles after a friend showed me a video of a fast food ramen restaurant in Orlando, Florida. The most demanded item there was the Korean Fire Noodles. Korean fire noodles are a particular type of spicy noodles from South Korea. While most people cannot handle the spiciness of these noodles, they still want to try it! These noodles were first created by Samyang Foods, Inc. The company also makes a variety of other ramen flavors. However, over time, the Korean fire noodles have become their specialty. For most netizens, Samyang is become synonymous with the fiery hot Korean fire noodles! Seoul International Asian Market always has something I am looking for like homemade kimchi, seasoned squid, wood chopsticks, and ramen noodles. I found a huge variety of Samyang Noodles here: Samyang Carbo Spicy Chicken Fried Noodles are not as spicy as the original spicy ramen from Samyang - herbal, cheesy, & spicy. Samyang Fire Hot Curry Flavored Chicken Ramen Noodles is deliciously hot and spicy. The heat builds up gradually and you can taste the curry flavor of the noodles. The Buldak Bokkeummyun Light is basically the basic fire noodle but with 40% less spice. It's definitely much milder than the other variants, but the decreased spice somehow affected the overall savoriness of the noodles as well. I got some of these Korean Fire Noodles/ramen, Japanese Clear Broth, a jar of kimchi, fish flakes for a recipe, and seasoned squid. Total cost of these groceries: $30. Pricey but not bad. On the way out, I saw some cold coffee in cans. I decided to buy some another day.

Loved this store it has such a good selection of stuff I'll definitely be coming back! Staff also…read morewas super sweet :)