Love this market! Try this: Buy a tomato at the grocery store, and buy a tomato at Bryden's…read moreMarket. Take them both home and smell of them. The tomato from Bryden's smells like a fresh tomato and the other one doesn't have any smell at all. Guess which one will last the longest. The one from the grocery because you will eat the Bryden tomato first. (If you don't eat the Bryden tomato first it will last longer because the other one will rot first.) The people at Bryden's are friendly and helpful, too.

Amazing produce selection and amazing food! A local staple! Highly recommend anyone and everyone…read morestop by!

Volunteer staff who care for the community! They were really nice and helpful. Great selection of…read morefresh fruits and vegetables available!

Best place around to buy fresh fruit and vegetables. People are so friendly and for the most part…read moreprices are competitive.

Best place , Friendly staff, gotta buy the butter made by the Amish. The veggies and fruits are…read moregrown locally by the farmers of Dunlap. The Sandwiches are to scream for. They also sale plants and wood furniture for outdoors. They are the BEST!!!!!

Great little produce stand with local fruit, fudge, honey, ice cream and plants! We love the ice…read morecream.

Amo este lugar. Ahí compro mis verduras mis animales para criar y mis plantas para tener mis…read morecanteros hermosos

Great community. produce and goods. We try to checkout the products when we are in the area!read more

Every week my Mom & I try to find a new small market in the Greater Chattanooga area to support…read more'cause these smaller guys and gals need more support these days more than ever. Today we drove to Soddy Daisy, Sale Creek, and Dayton in search of the next market to support. We found this week's in Sale Creek, TN, just off the main road. This is a small store that sells produce, regional honey, Pepsi, and Little Debbie snacks. Masked up, Mom went for the organic strawberries for $3. SO big and she made a delicious fruit salad out of them when we got home! Tastes and feels great to support a small, local business like a market.

Great location with plenty of vegetable options. Lots of you pick items throughout the season…read more Lots of quantity items to choose from but smaller amounts available too.

Family farm, had variety of vegetables and fruits. It was a wooden farm store with a decent number…read moreof people visiting when we were there. The produce were definitely good quality. It reminded me of produce from grandma's garden. We got the figs and peaches and cream cake. Absolutely delicious! And prices were fair. Recommend!

I couldn't find this place. I kept going around in circles but it seemed like it was just a…read moreresidential area.

Incredible local grown, grass fed beef, pork, chicken, and eggs. And it is a beautiful farm.read more

My goodness! I had not been to a Red Lobster for years and decided to give it a try. I had never…read moretried the biscuits before and took a bite......wow. These were absolutely powder coated in garlic and onion powder. Two ingredients I can't eat. And then I started to notice the same herbs on just about everything. I had a platter and really enjoyed the baked potatoe and the fried shrimp. Almost everything else was covered in herbs I can't eat. Even the steamed broccoli. My partner had shrimp Alfredo and two other kinds of shrimp. Would we go back for dinner, no. For an appetizer and beverage, yes. The service was excellent. They greeted us properly and sat us quickly. And our waitress Destiny was great! The interior was okay. It's showing its age a bit...but aren't we all!

Reviews made me skeptical but we tried it anyway. We were pleasantly surprised. Food was fresh and…read moreour waitress was wonderful. The restaurant was clean. It is time for Red Lobster to do an update overall but would go here again.