This place is amazing and gets right to the point for all your pure and natural needs. Just about…read moreevery herb and essential oils you could want right here under this roof. Also there's lots of fresh beautiful fruit. The staff is helpful and friendly. I will definitely be back for all my natural needs.

Great facility.They handle people's privacy and provide great food for those that are having food…read moredisparities

It's a little country store that has been around since the 1950's. They sell excellent produce at…read moregood prices. Friendly Lady that runs it. We have been shopping there for 30 years. Put this place on your shopping list.

This is the best stop for fresh produce and boiled peanuts! The people who run it are always super…read morenice and quick to help. The selection is always vast and the quality is excellent. But best of all? Their boiled peanuts.

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!

The FRESHEST vegetables in this area. Truly farm to table worthy. Along with local bakery items,…read moreAmish items, etc.. I've shopped here for years. Highly recommended for Fresh Foods

Always feel welcome! And just love the produce! Watermelons are insanely sweet and delicious!…read more Great place and very close by!

I am all for supporting this business and in favor of what they do and how they do it but I think…read moreit's important to understand how hard subsistence farming truly is. Maintaining farm land and keeping quality soil. Not to even mention finding a sustainable labor force willing to do this type of work. Anytime I think of fresh produce, I think of flied and gnats...Seeing them is a sign that the food is natural. If you don't see them,perhaps ask yourself why? The word "organic" is no longer solely associated with a plant grown out of the earth. When you go there, ask what they harvest on site vs what's imported. You may be awakened. Bring cash unless you mind paying a transaction fee for your card purchase. Most importantly, support this business with an open mind. The community needs this.

Love love love this farm, grocery store, community center (I made that one up)…read more I call it that because it's such a beautiful place to meet and converse with people with common interests! Parking is a little muddy especially after a Georgia rain. It's well worth my drive from Stone Mountain! Knowing where my food is growing gives me extra confidence in my health!

The farm is open for business. Fresh, clean, friendly service. Beautifully fresh strawberries.read more

A fun fall date!…read more Southern Belle Farm, located in McDonough, provides hours of wholesome fun and free parking. My wife and I arrived on a warm October day to enjoy the pumpkin patch and U-pick flowers. We arrived in the afternoon, but there was plenty of selection and nothing was "picked over." I paid $16 for a quart sized plastic vase for my U-pick flowers. They sell gallon sized buckets as well. Scissors and water are provided. Be mindful of bees in the field. They won't trouble you if you don't trouble them. There is an area in the back for you to arrange the flowers; I took full advantage of this because this trip doubled as a photo shoot. There were all types of people enjoying the farm; IG girls, families, even one couple using a wagon full of pumpkins as a baby announcement. Pumpkins range from $5-$20 each depending on size and breed. A nice young man named Luke helped us corral our pumpkins and carry them to our car. I didn't know they offered that service, but we tipped well. If you run up an appetite, they have a snack bar with fritters, ice cream, and lemonade. I'll be back next fall!

What a AWESOME experience with Eat Right Atlanta…read more Before heading into a recent checkup at Emory, I saw the Eat Right Atlanta table setting up and wondered what they were offering. Once I finished my checkup and headed back downstairs, I was so excited to see two tables full of some beautifulllll produce. I had things to do and people to see... but that produce was calling my name. So I answered! I was a bit confused at first as to the process, but one of the team members took the time to explain the process quickly and it all made sense. They offer a long sheet of paper that allows you to choose produce in single-serving sizes, prepared packages and more. The offerings seem to vary based on the day, but the offering for the day included over two dozen options! I was tempted to go overboard but ended up going with: a single-serving size of bell peppers (which = 2 huge peppers), a single-serving size of mini cucumbers (5 in a bag) and a 5-variety fruit bag where I chose: peaches, cherries, kiwis, pink lady apples and barlett pears. In total I spent $32 with tax and WOW - did I get my moneys worth. The produce was plentiful, delicious and high-quality. I was so excited to get home to eat them and find different ways to use them. This is truly a wonderful pop-up to support and now that I know where and when to find them, you can bet that I'll be relying on them for my produce needs!

Visited Brook Run Park one Saturday in Dunwoody and they host a Farmers Market. There I found Eat…read moreRight Atlanta among other vendors. I may make this Farmers Market a habit.

I was looking for a peach picking place not too far from Fayetteville and found Gregg Farms! I went…read moreon a Saturday afternoon just around lunch time and it was pretty easy to find and drive to. The lot was pretty busy but we quickly found a parking spot. Once there, it was a little confusing to figure out where to go for peach picking as there's so much happening (food truck, ice cream, boiled peanuts, fresh produce, other u-pick produce like blueberries and wildflowers) but the staff was super nice and pointed us in the right direction! (Side note: before picking, we hit the restrooms which were Port-a-potties. They were fine but just fyi and bring hand sanitizer!) For peach picking, we paid $30/bucket which was a totally fair price for the amount of peaches we were able to pick! (My group of 5 split a single bucket and brought more than enough home). The picking was good and the staff was super helpful with telling us how to pick and what to look for in good fruit. We brought our own bags but they also offered paper bags which was nice. After, we had both the strawberry and peach ice cream! The peach ice cream was honestly pretty mild but the strawberry ice cream was SO GOOD and creamy and hit the spot after picking. Overall, such a great experience fruit picking and highly recommend if you can go!

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.