I had heard good things and it definitely lived up to them! There is a lot of parking and it's easy…read moreto find. The shop itself had so many different and unique items! The produce looked so fresh and was reasonably priced. The staff is also so nice and helpful and walked me through the weekly basket pickups. I'm excited that I finally went and I'll definitely be back!

I love Sylvia and the whole crew here. I always find more than I bargained for when I visit. There…read moreis so much great stuff here - home baked goods, Meats, veggies- even raw wildflower honey.

Super cute farmers market located next to the two rivers mansion. There are a decent amount of…read morevendors at this market (at least when we went) and we loved the location. I believe you are able to take a tour of the inside of the mansion but we did not. Plenty of fresh produce from local farmers as well as coffee, pastries, fresh bread and local goods. We especially liked the hours (Friday 4p-7p)!

It was a great experience at the new venue for the market. There is room for the vendors to…read moredisplay their wares and to walk around. More shade would be helpful for picnics and listening to music. A great improvement. The food choices were good.

I've driven past this adorable little farm stand hundreds of times for over a decade. I always…read moremeant to stop in. Well, on a drizzly Saturday, I finally did! And I was thrilled with what I found! S. E. Daugherty & Sons has such a great selection of items. Their property is much deeper than I had imagined, an urban farm wedged into that little triangle formed by Highway 70 and Highway 70 South in Bellevue. Several greenhouses grow a wide array of plants! Enormous fresh strawberries sat in small baskets. Inside a small shed, fresh cuts of meat were on display in the refrigerator while numerous treats covered every shelf. I acquired some sourdough bread, sea salt caramels, and strawberries, and all were delicious!

This place is amazing!! We went flower picking, and it was $10 to fill a bucket on Saturday, plus…read more$5 a head. There were such gorgeous flower varieties (dahlias of all colors!) They provided a bucket, shears, and after you are done picking, you place the flowers in a plastic bag with water to take home. Some flowers are in an open field and others are in a greenhouse. They had very reasonably priced pumpkins, as well as a small market with apple cider, meats, breads. They also had fresh produce, and I picked up very affordable heirloom tomatoes and purple bell peppers. The lady who checked us out had great recs on what to purchase, and we loved the jalapeño cheddar bread she recommended.

Enjoyed a few hours at the Amish country market at the Feedmill in Nolensville ' the old style…read moreambience and fresh Amish Food. Had a quick sandwich from the cafe ' inside the feed-mill ' tried the buggy wheel and the famous chicken salad with cranberries both freshly made and full of flavor . Met up with the owner ( know as " the Feed-mill guy " . ) great conversation which lead to a quick appearance on his media post . If you're in the area or just passing through a stop at the Amish country market at the Feed-mill is worth the stop. Also, don't forget to go outback and enjoy the mill creek ' home to the federal protected Tennessee crawfish. And don't leave without a bag of this * Walnut Creek Peanut crunch pop-corn , maybe get 2 !!

Great products! I love their fresh produce and delicious breads!!! Everyone there is friendly and…read morehelpful.

In Bellevue at a modest grey house are modest racks and bins of great produce. It's a bit smaller…read morethan the Sylvan Park house which is site of the popular Produce Place, but still stocked with basic farm fresh fruits and veggies. Of course some produce like bananas come from a distance but much is from our neck of the woods. Mike Baudinot's store is conveniently near the I-40 Old Hickory exit, so for West Nashy neighbors Bellview Produce is easy to visit. You will know the owner when you see him since Baudinot is a down-home big teddybear of a man. The mouthful of juicy goodness when I bit into one of his red ripe Jetsetter tomatoes was blissful. I love the fresh okra and also like the Tennessee maple syrup, raw honey, cane sorghum and preserves here. Sometimes the bottles of Mrs. Renfro's Salsa sell out, but when her spicy product is in stock it's a good buy for garnish or dipping. In closing I must say that blackberries in Bellevue are best at Baudinot's Bellview Produce.

Always great plants that grow fantastic vegetable!! very…read morereasonable prices. Family owners always kind and helpful. I'm

I've been to Pantall Farm on a couple of occasions. The first time was fun, as we dealt with Mr…read more Pantall. He seems to be a very nice man. His wife, however, is a good ways away from him on the friendliness factor. Let me preface this by saying, I am aware that the strawberry farm is their personal property, and it is how they make their living. I understand their need to protect their farm and their investment. I also feel quite sure that they must have dealt with, on more than one occasion, unruly children who are not watched or corrected by their parents when they don't respect the Pantall's property while picking berries. However- On our last visit to Pantall's Farm Mrs. Pantall was keeping shop. It seems she is the face of the farm lately. Before my friend and I even got all the way from our car to the building with our kids, Mrs. Pantall was nearly berating us about watching our children and almost angrily telling us that we would be asked to leave if we didn't follow the rules. Our kids are not perfect, but they know how to be well behaved and respectful of others. And you better believe that when they are not, especially when it infringes on someone else, we are on top of it in a heartbeat. Not to mention that we had BARELY set foot on their property when she began to rant (not speak- rant!) at us. Our children were guilty of no rule breaking. It's one thing to reinforce knowledge of your picking policies, but it's another to act nearly hostile to your customers when they arrive. I've never felt less welcome. Needless to say, we have found another strawberry patch locally that we are more than happy to give our business to.

Pure Pastures has transformed the way my husband and I shop for and consume meat. For a long while,…read morewe'd been looking for a sustainable way to eat meat and support local farmers. We're so grateful to have found Pure Pastures during a visit to Richland Park Farmers Market earlier this year, and have since joined their monthly subscription. I won't lie that making the switch to entirely pasture raised and grass-fed meat can be expensive. However, it's worth it to us to know exactly where what we're eating is coming from, and I truly believe you can taste the difference. Plus, you do receive small discounts for subscriptions, and free delivery for any order of $149. All of our orders have been delivered frozen, which makes it easy to buy in bulk and plan ahead for the month. If it's your first time considering something like Pure Pastures, I recommend checking out their farmers market booth! They have a wide variety of meat, eggs, and even some local butter and cheese. We absolutely love supporting this local business, and will continue to do so each month!

I have been a subscriber for a few months now and the quality of the food is just so amazing. It is…read moresuper easy to order online, add or skip depending on your needs. I can't recommend this company enough, I'm so happy with both products and service!

This place is the perfect spot to pick strawberries! The staff was super friendly and helpful, and…read morethe strawberry patches are marked/easy to navigate. The farm is beautiful, and the strawberries are delicious. Couldn't ask for a better experience!

I've grown up around farms, but my first visit to a strawberry patch/farm was last year at…read moreAllenbrooke Farms! The staff are the friendliest people and another reason I'm thankful to live in Spring Hill. I moved from Arkansas to middle Tennessee 10+ years ago. Putting down roots in Spring Hill has been the best thing for my family! It's clear that this family does this for community, not to make a buck. Whenever I went, you could go in, grab a small tub and head out to the field. I made sure to meticulously look for only what was ripe and ready. Then we came back to the barn and paid for our tubs. The place was clean, organized and they even gave my son a piece of candy for free! It definitely made us feel just like family!