Great market. Low prices and great selection. Quality produce. The staff is very friendly and…read morevery helpful. This market is like going back in time. We are lucky to have such a beautiful market.

We were looking for low priced mums, ended up here because State Farmers market is closed on…read moreweekends, make it make sense. I knew this place was small from a past visit but ultimately they do have low priced mums compared to Walmart. Their pumpkins on the other hand are $12 for one compared to $3 at Walmart. Their outdoor stock is most likely seasonal not that large but enough. Inside the building is produce, not anything too exotic fruit wise. I did see a tomato pie in the freezer, yum. If you're unlucky that State farmers market is closed this is a more limited alternative.

The strawberry farm has two sides. One for strawberry picking and the other side is a good size…read moreamusement area for kids. We went on a holiday weekend Sunday and was pleased that they also have the opportunity to have events at the play area. Note: the admission to the play area is different from the fee to strawberry pick. They also offer other produce and jams for sale in the strawberry picking section of the farm. Definitely pick up a strawberry lollipop for a light but sweet treat. It's a farm so there are bugs. Remember to carry some bug spray for the kids and there is ample seating if a member of your party does not want to go out into the field. Note. There are outdoor bathroom potty services only so be prepared.

What an amazing time! Last year was a blast, and this year was amazing too! They've added a few…read moremore things. It was really a great experience to spend a few hours with the kids enjoying themselves. The thought put behind these items is awesome and child-aligned. What a gift. There is so much to enjoy; it's totally worth the visit.

If you are in the market for beautiful, reasonable irises, this is the place for you! Open April 1…read more- May 19 in 2025, and worth the drive out. Ring the bell on the gate upon arrival and Ms. Dottie will greet you and invite you into her garden. They also run the garden shop across the highway, so you may need to wait a few minutes for her to get to you. What a friendly, knowledgeable woman she is, too! She has a book with pictures of the iris that she is currently offering for sale. Not all varieties are available all the time. This is nature, remember. She tries to pot up only the best so you won't be disappointed. For the price of only $8, you will likely get several bulbs and some may have set buds already. She also has some repeat bloomers. In addition to the many iris, she also has an assortment of other plants you may be interested in, including some natives. Sorry, the day lilies are no longer available though. At some point they will be widening the road, so she's been preparing by removing items down in that area. It's been discussed since 2018, so not sure when it will actually happen. She is currently planning to remain open for business in the future even if that occurs however. Parking is on-site in the shade under the trees, and there is a small hand written sign at the driveway entrance. Look careful or you might miss it. I scraped out of there for just about $50 worth of goodies, but could have bought much more. We made sure to get different varieties so we could swap and share the love. Can't wait to get home and get them in the ground. It's really a hidden treasure that I'm sharing with you, so be responsible and life will treat you well. Namaste.

Best place around for local farm fare as locals frequent/prove its popularity - I like the folks…read morewho run the outfit. However, Shopping about or Waiting to pay in the company of some/most other patrons can (and has been) a bit of a big drag (then downer) for this sensitive, savvy, uncommon proud woman. BUT! Worth the sacrifice the prices are RIGHT and I haven't enjoyed a strawberry like I did recently from here, it's been years ! reminded me of my grandparents berries from my youth thanks heritage ****

My first time stopping in and I will be back. It is totally worth the drive from me and it covered…read morewhich I didn't expect. Fresh produce, beautiful flowers, trees, shrubs, food truck, boiled peanuts and fair straightforward pricing. What's not to like?

It was difficult to find at first however once you find the compound and drive around, you'll see…read morethe various vendors. We ended up picking the largest, freshest, sweetest watermelon for only $5. We picked up a variety of other produce which were very fresh as well.

Started Fourth of July by visit Berry Hill Farm for blueberry picking!…read more What I loved: +Easy parking. +All equipment provided to make picking simple. (Wash station, buckets lined with bags, straps to make it easy to carry the bucket.) +Staff on hand to orient you. +Multiple varieties of blueberries - you are welcome to taste to determine what you prefer to pick. +Picking field directly across from parking - no long walk or tractor ride! +Clean, wide aisles to make it easy to pick without having to fight for space or pass through weeds or mud. +Fabulous pricing! I was worried that we might have picked too much, but the total was only $13. What could be improved: - Be sure to bring cash or check ... no electronic payment option, and it's kind of a remote area. - would have been nice to have known more about the different varieties available. The Alapaha was my favorite based on taste. - It probably can get hot!

The owner and his helpers are the best part of this place. Climax berriers are my favorite and…read morestart early.

Cash only! We went here because my friend was craving pan…read more I'm not usually a "pan girl" because it's hard to find some that's fresh and not stale and flies all over the place. (Sorry but it's true) There was one lady at the stand. But we only bought debit cards. A sweet woman paid for our bread. Very delicious, very fresh! And I literally would've taken 10 but I'd be as big as a house. THIS IS WHAT I MEAN WHEN I SAY I NEED A SWEET TREAT It paired so well with coffee. I've been missing out.

The food is so great here! I loved their chile relleno burrito. Excited to try their bread next…read moretime!

Loved the peanuts! Friendly gentleman. Fast drive thru service. Great for on the go snack.read more

Drove through this small town today and had to stop. Good peanuts!! Such a friendly guy!read more

The avocado salad (black beans, corn, red onion, tomatoes, and homemade chips) is incredible and…read moreshe makes them fresh to order. She also makes soft fresh vegan cinnamon rolls. Other items rotate: I have enjoyed her sautéed plantains with peppers and onions. She is a smiling delight. Also uses safe food handling practices. Find her Saturday's at Soda City!

What a wonderful addition to the Soda City, I have eaten Mi Mi's food for three consecutive…read moreweekends. The ox tails were cooked perfectly and is one of my favorite dishes in the south no matter how it is prepared. Now the red curry chicken had just enough spice to balance out the dish to taste perfect. This week I had African goat curry with a red curry sauce that is mild served over white basmati rice. Each dish will run about 10.00 dollars and that is a great bargain for the amount of food you get and the quality of the African or Caribbean dishes. You can see more of the actual photos of mine on the Yelp Soda City page. I look forward to trying more dishes like her green curry and gumbo. Do yourself a favor and check this place out as I have seen her sell out of food long before the market close.