Mid-morning trip to the farmers market. Parking can be a challenge so I suggest getting there…read moreearlier than we did. Plentiful variety of booths with everything from candles to home goods to produce to baked goods and more. Because of the season, the produce booths were exploding with fresh veggies. And they looked great! Longest line was for baked goods. Fresh breads, rolls and sweets. Got a loaf of sandwich sourdough 10/10, excellent quality. This is a wonderful farmers market. Something for everyone. Highly recommend.

Our very own local market with tons of vendors selling fresh veggies, flowers, honey, art and more…read more Two food trucks were on site when I was there last. Get there early (it gets going around 8am) to get the good stuff! The tomatoes I bought from a local farm are perfectly delicious! Saturday mornings 8am until around noon or the vendors pack up and head back to the farm.

My go to for fresh produce & homemade jellies, jams, pickles, etc. Very good prices & knowledgeable…read morestaff. Been there a long long time!

Good prices and good produce! Also nice that they are open…read moreon Sunday! We usually stop every time we are in the area.

I just tasted the best scrambled eggs ever!* I bought the eggs here yesterday - I can't recall the…read moreseller's name..but he is usually in overalls...very nice man, and he sells shitakes too. He is from the Deep Gap area. Lamb from Mountain Memories delicious too. I wish this market were bigger, but it certainly is a relaxing way to shop for local, healthy food. *(beat eggs well with a fork, pour into cast-iron medium hot pan with a little olive oil. Grind in a bit of pepper. In about 30 seconds, stir and "chop" with a wooden spoon for a few seconds. Turn off heat. Stir until done. They don't even need salt.)

An old school Farmer's Market, right at the road frontage of the farm. One of 3 or 4 in this area…read morewithin 1/2 mile of here. Freshest produce anywhere. I took this scenic route on Hwy 107 today. Stopped for some 'maters and cucumbers. Also got a Vidalia onion (not grown here) and a cute scolding from a Southern Mom. "You sure are hard on those tomatoes." I brought my own bag. The nice country lady went on to inform me that she wasn't going to put the onion back in my sack because of my rough handling and she wanted to avoid any certain bruising. Admittedly, these are some FAT daddy tomatoes, she called them "Biltmore tomatoes" and guaranteed my satisfaction. Very fresh "triple sweet corn," a newish kind of apple, cantaloupes, jams and jellies are also available.

Great produce. Strawberries, Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Watermelon, Pumpkins, Squash, Potatoes,…read moreCantelope, Variety of Peppers, Apples. They also have round and square bales of hay. Several acres of You Pick tomatoes in the fall. Price competitive to the Asheville Market. Larry takes great pride in his produce.

Friendliest folks in the High Country! I went for strawberries and the nice lady (owner) said to…read moretry one and taste for myself! So good...got some pickled okra too. Pay them a visit, you will love the produce and she has her art displayed in the building next door.

Loved did not get pies but got delious apples. Everyone was very friendly. Did not get to stay…read morelong as I was on a walker.

I have been coming here for years and I love the produce. During tomato seasonI take tomato's to my…read moreworkplace and we all love the BLTs they make. During peach season I take them to work and everybody goes crazy over them. The people that work here are great, the flowers are beautiful, and they have unbelievable great things like butter beans in the summertime. Enjoy!

Do not drive past this charming shop, bakery and ice cream haven Enroute to Boone without stopping…read moreto enjoy a visit, pie, cake, banana pudding, ice cream shake, sundae, cone or home made lemonade! As a retail consultant, I also applaud their merchandising! Delightful! Show them love!

Desserts are excellent. BUT, tried to go today, during posted business hours and found a closed…read moresign. After driving 35 minutes to visit this store, it is very frustrating to find it suddenly, inexplicably closed. Use your time wisely and go elsewhere.

Visited right after a hike and stumbled across this place! First, it was an amazing vineyard and…read morehad a spectacular view. The owner was very friendly and knowledgeable and gave me a summary of his wines and ciders. But down to earth and made the experience! The cider was incredible as well and enjoyed a glass with a sandwich on the porch overlooking the vineyard. Opened a bottle of wine at home and delicious as well. A semi-sweet wine and highly recommend! Cannot wait to visit again soon!

We stopped by Perry's Berry's Winery after a hike this summer. There were people there enjoying…read morepicking of blueberries, but we were there for the wine! Here is what we had with our two wine flights: *Blueberry Reserve - this was only okay, my husband liked this one more than I did. *Muscadine - this was good, but being that NC exceeds in muscadine wines, we have just had better muscadine wines. Even with that said, we still enjoyed it. *Plum - very fruity, and very good. We both really enjoyed this one. *Peach - this was a nice peach wine. *Scuppernong - this was very good, really enjoyed the flavor. *Strawberry - this was only okay, the least favorite of the day. *Blackberry - this was only okay, wanted stronger blackberry flavor. *Creekside Crush Sangria - this was okay, we have had better "sangria" wines. We felt it was strong in the blueberry flavor, but I get where they are going with the additional fruity flavors in a red wine. Slushy of the day: *Peach Pina Colada - this was SO good! I would have never thought to combine peach and pina colada, but it worked! It was very refreshing on a hot summer day. Overall, we enjoyed our wine flights. We both agreed our top 3 were plum, scuppernong, and muscadine. We went home with a bottle of the plum. Other things to note: *They have four non-carbonated ciders, but they are not available for a flight. As we love ciders, we bought all four to try at home. We have only tried the peach mango so far - it has more mango than peach, but still really good flavor. We were both left wanting it to be carbonated like other traditional ciders we enjoy. It just seemed off, otherwise, it would have been up there with some of our favorite ciders. *They have a small bistro onsite. I was not expecting anything of it, but we split the chicken and spinach crepe, and it was wonderful! *They are dog friendly in certain areas, which we appreciated since we hike with our family canine! We definitely enjoyed our visit here, and it won't be our last. I definitely recommend if you are in the area.