She had everything we needed and more. Tomatoes, cucumbers, blackberries, and even scuppernog…read moregrapes, and more standard produce. She has honey, dressings, pickles, slaw, deli bread and all except the bread are locally made. She is not the most pleasant person, but I'm not looking to make a friend so that's fine. Prices are fair as well.

Well it's nice to have a little produce stand in the area, I just wasn't too impressed with the…read moreoverall quality of the produce and friendliness of the employee. They do take cash and cards. The berries and cherries I bought were not good and the potatoes had holes in them from the eyes being cut out. Meh...The watermelon was delicious though! I'd give it a try again if we need produce before a big grocery run.

This place is a treasure. A huge selection of wine, beer and seltzers inside a grocery store. Lots…read moreto choose from you can get all you week necessities and food here!

Nice little area for any last minute needs. They have beer, snacks, clothes etc. Friendly staff and…read morea good area for browsing as well.

Best deli and shop in Obx. Subs are big and tasty. The shop also has everything you need for your…read morerental house or beach day. Highly recommend.

Really cool mix of a deli and convenience store. They have more than you probably think. Huge…read moreselection of wines and also CBD products. We went just for the breakfast--which didn't disappoint. I got the Wake & Bake, my wife got the Zach Morris. Both very tasty and very large portions. Everyone there was nice and friendly, which made it somewhere we would definitely go back.

I love a local community grocery market. Especially one that is embraced by the area. When we drove…read morethrough the area we were delighted to see this store. See, my nephew's name is spelt this way. Not the typical most people spell Conner. We joked that we needed to drop him off or he'd be late for work. When we walked in here, it had that old time feel. More narrow than wide, but completely stocked with your needs, and then some. They even had a few items that were unique to them. They do have a small souvenir section that you can pick up a few things. My nephew got a magnet that bares his name. We spoke to the staff here and told them that his name is identical to the stores and they told us we weren't the first people in here that week with the same story. They also said that the magnets, little grocery bags with product in them, are made by an employee of the store. Such a great place to stop.

Mom and pop supermarket but with ALL of the options! Highly recommend the drive! Gluten free and…read morethey have so many options!

The grilled tuna was the best tasting tuna I've eaten in quite some time. The speed in which the…read morefood was prepared was quick for a party of seven. The waitress (Reed) was super friendly and knowledgeable of the menu items. The restaurant itself was quite clean and very nautical themed.

We all had a Fisherman Breakfast. The service was friendly. The food came quickly. The Bloody…read moreMary is delicious!!

Great stop for food or drinks in addition to miscellaneous items needed! The postcards make for…read moregreat bookmarks as well!

Amazing selection and very kind folks to be found here. We have some tricky dietary limitations…read morebut were able to find everything we were craving and then some! Highly recommend

Such a great group of exhibitors! Found some neat stuff :)…read moreDefinitely need to stop here on vacation !

More than just produce! This farmers market has a little bit of something for everyone!read more

Making my way through my quest to visit every County Courthouse in North Carolina (there are 100),…read moreI was pleasantly surprised to encounter the Olde Beaufort Farmers' Market this morning. Dozens of tents and vendors along the walkways and under the trees next to the Carteret County Courthouse. Fresh vegetables and fruits, fresh fish on ice, coffee, artisan breads and pastries, arts and crafts including pottery and paintings and candles and jewelry. Even the county's bookmobile was here like a roving little free library. Live music and community organizations. I enjoyed a coffee and wandered. Lots of interesting merchandise, many interesting people. Parking is a challenge but I pounced on a space when someone departed. [Review 769 of 2025 - 4201 in North Carolina - 24329 overall]

A Saturday morning market in historic Olde Town Beaufort with art work, produce, seafood, music,…read moreand crafts. Plenty of shade so it's nice to walk around especially when it's hot outside. Nice to see local artists showcasing their work.

Tradition for us to purchase fresh seafood at Austin's. This year we tried the boils and they were…read moreawesome!

Wow! While staying at a nearby campground we decided to have a good seafood dinner.we settled on…read moreAustin's due to proximity and reviews. They sell a number of meals but to really get the full Monty we ordered a steamer pot. They cooked it for us for a few and we brought it back to the camper. What we got was huge ( feeds 4-6) and cooked perfectly. There 4-5 ears of corn on the cob, sliced red potatoes, a ton of large shrimp, clams, and two snow crabs. All cooked in Austin's rub. The rub is great, very tasty and a touch of heat. with it came butter, lemon, and house made cocktail sauce. It is, hands-down, the best cocktail sauce I've ever had. The steamer pot is a 5-star menu item. We also ordered hush puppies which were okay but nothing special. I would go back again for sure. Here is a tip though: if you want a steamer pot you need to call when they open at noon and get it on the books. Plan ahead or don't bother! Ohh, and make sure you have an ice-cold beer with it.

Best stocked food lion I've come across. Great deli and freshly made rotisserie chicken, nuggets,…read moreetc. everything you might need for your beach vacation---no need to pack food and take up space in your vehicles....its all here!

Had one line/register open on a Saturday along with self checkout. It Took over 45 minutes to get…read morethrough the line. Never again.