Tremendous variety of fresh produce that they deliver straight from their farm! They have added an…read moreorganic area to their farm which grows yellow squash, spaghetti squash, zucchini, cucumbers, sweet potatoes, blueberries, onions, and corn. They also have a huge selection of other produce (potatoes, fruits, broccoli, swiss chard, etc) as well as various herbs and beans. You can go straight to them, buy from them at the farmers market or they drop off weekly at various school and civic area's which is very convenient (one is our son's school)! They also supply the fresh produce for various restaurants in town such as Lucky 32's, Printworks and Green Valley Grille. I love to cook and it is awesome to have fresh produce to cook throughout the various seasons. In addition, they have their own cured meats and sausages which are very good in their own right.

Little Eden Alpaca Farm is a very homey farm store attached to a nice sized property with farm…read moreanimals of various kinds. The store itself is very rustic and cute, and the numerous products they have are all nicely laid out. This store has a WIDE variety of goods; candles, soaps, jams and spreads, as well as fresh produce and eggs acquired from the farm itself. If you're interesting in something sweet they also serve Hersey ice cream in VERY generous portions at an insanely good price and fresh baked cookies and cakes. The owners are incredibly nice and very detailed in explaining how the products are made, and how they can be used. I recommend this local shop 10 out of 10 times, please come to this store and support our local farmers!!

Not many vendors today, but ended up buying some focaccia bread from Coombs Family Farm ($4) and it…read morewas excellent. I added some mozzarella cheese on top, and heated it up in the oven. You've got to try some of this, and the guy at the booth was very nice. At another vendor, Nana, we bought some sour dough bread ($3) and an Oatmeal Whoopie pie, and both were great. Nana was also very sweet and kind, and offered us samples.

We went before the produce had been harvested but we still enjoyed it. There were only a few…read morevendors, but they were selling locally made goods and locally grown flowers. The market is in the heart of Uptown and parking was easy (we parked on Church Street). The vendors are covered by a good solid breezeway and there is a sitting area for enjoying coffee and a hot dog vendor. Quick trip but enjoyable.

A large farm with a small canopy set up in their yard to sell the strawberries grown there and…read morewhatever other produce they have available during the growing season.

Great place to take the family or just go for a stroll. They sell a variety of plants but…read morespecialize in lavender. There is a gift shop that sells handmade items and there are tables outside with a variety of venders. They have a picnic area to bring your lunch and enjoy the scenery. The staff are exceptional and will assist you with picking the correct plants for your needs. The grounds are beautiful and they often have events going on throughout the summer. Highly recommend!

We needed a place to go to escape the house for a few hours, and a friend suggested this. It's…read moreonly about a 40 minute drive out of Greensboro and was worth the trip. Frogholler is a lavender farm, with a small nursery. They have a couple of weeks in the late spring when you can go and pick lavender stems for $0.10 each. There are tables where you can make lavender wands or wreaths. There were rows and rows of lavender to pick from. The scent of the garden was heavenly. There were few people there, so staying away from others was not an issue. We had a lovely time picking our flowers. They provide baskets and sanitized scissors which are returned immediately to a bin of disinfectant when you're done. The people were fun, helpful and friendly. Check-out is in a small, but adorable gift shop. During this period, they limit to four people at a time in the shop and you must wear a mask. The shop has all things lavender, i.e. soap, oils, sachets, etc., plus items like handmade birdhouses. While we waited our turn, they served us a cup of delicious lavender lemonade. It was perfectly balanced - lemony with a light floral undertone. If you're looking for something different and fun to do, this is a good choice. They apparently have some other festivals over the season, so I'll be checking them out, too.

This is such a quaint, peaceful little farm! It's not far from Winston-Salem and perfectly located…read moreif you're heading back to the city after hiking around Hanging Rock State Park. From the moment we arrived, we could tell it's a place that is truly loved and cared for. The owners walked over to greet us, showing us the short-haired sheep, goats, donkeys, runner ducks, turkeys, and three beautiful Great Pyrenees dogs--all of whom seem well loved and completely at home. The owner shared that he's been here since 1992 (a former city kid who always dreamed of having a farm like his grandparents did), and that lifelong dream truly shows in every detail. When he invited us into the store, it felt like discovering a treasure chest. It's small, but packed with thoughtfully curated goodies: handmade soaps from multiple local makers, a variety of local honeys, fresh goat cheese produced on the farm, Amish butter from Ohio, Amish jams, goat-la-to (a goat-milk gelato that's unique to this farm), a variety of meats, candles made by local Boy Scouts, Christmas ornaments, and books and toys for children. What really stood out was how deeply the owner knows and loves everything he sells. He happily shared stories, explained the different textures of the cheeses, and talked through how he would cook each type of meat. We picked up some cheese, lamb, and goat-la-to--which we ended up finishing on the drive because it was so unique and delicious, like shaved ice topped with creamy milk and vanilla. We cannot recommend visiting this farm enough--not only for the fairly priced, high-quality products, but also for its strong commitment to supporting other local businesses (all the products are clearly marked with their sources) and, most of all, the genuine passion behind it. So much of the space is thoughtfully designed with children and families in mind. When we noticed the turkeys, the owner explained that they aren't "commercial"; they keep a few simply because kids enjoy seeing them, along with the runner ducks. The baby goats are brought out occasionally so visitors can pet them, and it's obvious how gently and thoughtfully the animals are treated--the goats clearly loved being petted and even ran over to us. This little farm is the what I think of when I see someone pours heart and lifelong passion into their work. Highly recommend anyone with an interest in farm animals, dairy products, or local goods to stop by and see it!!

the absolute cutest little farm with the sweetest owner and cute little goats it is a must visit…read morespot!

Amazing selections on everything fresh and healthy! Friendly service, you can always count on…read morequality fresh veggies and dairy products!

We ordered a gender reveal cake and it turned out amazing! Totally worth the drive from Greensboro…read morefor pickup--it looked beautiful and tasted even better. The service was quick, kind, and super accommodating, which made the whole experience even sweeter. The flavor was immaculate--moist, flavorful, and just the right amount of sweetness. The space itself is lovely too: open, airy, and thoughtfully designed with plenty of room to move around. Whether you're looking for a quick snack or planning a towering 10-tier wedding cake, they've got you covered. They also have ample parking, which is always a win, and to top it off--they even sell adorable treats for your pets! A charming spot all around and definitely worth revisiting.

I love this place. It's like a family atmosphere and all of their desserts are so delicious. They…read moreare a caring bakery and always helping out their communities. Give them a try and taste for yourself.