I have taken my kids here every year since we moved here ten years ago! The best berries in town,…read moregorgeous u cut flowers and the scenery is a breath of fresh air just north of town!

I've been here a few times over the years with my family to pick blueberries. The staff is always…read morefriendly, courteous and very welcoming. They update their site pretty frequently throughout the picking seasons, making it easy to plan your visit.

Great family, great experience! Visited for pumpkin season and found reasonable prices with a fun…read moreatmosphere.

I wish I found this place earlier!! Nothing is better than…read morefresh off the farm. Corn is so so sweet... cooked up beautifully and went back for more. Green beans, local tomatoes, melons,peppers,eggs and even local cheeses. They have a freezer packed with prepared meals as well. Heard the tamales are great. Make sure you get there early in The morning for the freshest items. They even had fresh floral bouquets.

On a road trip and craving boiled peanuts, we stopped at Hamilton's Produce after seeing it pop up…read morein our search. While the boiled peanuts weren't quite what we hoped for, the stop was still worth it. We picked up cinnamon apple cider, cashew brittle, and fried okra for the road and all of those were delicious. A nice little spot to browse and grab some local treats while passing through!

We are from Texas and have been stopping at this stand since the late 90's on our trips back to…read morevisit family in Florida. Great boiled peanuts, produce and canned jellies and jams! Highly recommended. We hated to see that 158 had routed people around the town now. Worth the quick detour! Just detour on 98 and enjoy!

Worth the drive! Open air seafood market, Shrimp, Crab, fresh Fish. They have coolers available or…read morewill pack in ice in your cooler. They have their own boats and are viewable behind building. How could you find fresher seafood? Staff very friendly and helpful. The price, well it's 1/2 of what's you'd pay at a Seafood Market on Canal Road. I was shocked at the difference. I've purchased Shrimp from the local Supermarket, but encountered a lot of crunched and partially torn shrimp, and I questioned the freshness. No way they could be as fresh as Billy's. If you want to get the freshest and best quality seafood to bring home, put Billy's in your GPS, and don't give it a second thought. You won't be disappointed!

This place is amazing. It's not too far from where we were staying (Foley, AL). The selection and…read moreprices are tough to beat. The shrimp and crawfish were amazing. Great prices for both. The spicy tuna dip was excellent. The staff were friendly and informative and gave us directions as to how much shrimp we should get (0.5lb/person). They were spot on.

Veteran/Family-owned PESTICIDE & FERTILIZER FREE pick your own/pre packaged blueberry farm!…read more They were very friendly and informative through our whole visit, and gave us very good advice on how to pick blueberries, as well as where the best berries were. The bushes are close enough together to provide shade from the sun, but not so close that it was a tangle and there were plenty of bushes to pick from! We were able to pick about 4 pounds of big, dark blue berries in less than 15 minutes. I definitely plan on going back next year! According to the owner, the best time of year to go is in June.

This is an old time meat market and amazing! Prices were great for fresh cut meat. Smoked sausages…read moreare incredible. The cheddar jalapeño summer sausage I'm going back for more! Can't say enough, GO THERE!

This meat market is in Robertsdale Alabama. We drive over there to get our meats. We have been 100%…read moresatisfied with everything we have gotten from them. Their sausage are the best, and customer service is top notch

Visiting the Gulf Shores area and wanted some fresh bread and produce, so we looked up the nearest…read morefarmers market and Coastal Alabama Farmers Market popped up, open 9AM-2PM on Saturday's. Not only was everyone friendly but there were a variety of vendors and a great selection of produce, vegetables, baked goods, and more. The setup was great, very organized and clean. Well laid out. We left with fresh sourdough, jalapeño cheddar bread, lemon cake, chicken salad, seafood salad, cookies, micro greens, parsley, and fresh strawberries that taste so sweet! We were both so glad we stopped here. And now we have lunch for the next few days!

Wow! 1100 seating capacity and every type of table you could want. The staff were friendly. The…read moremanagement went to every table we saw. The food was really really good from the apps to the dessert. Can't wait to come back on our next trip!

Okay gotta say that #1 son is a HUGE fan of this place and I usually spend way more than I should…read morebut we both love our got stuff. One of my favorite places to pick up a variety of hot sauces. There's wall to wall paper sauces and you can sample them all even though there might not be samples set up. Located at The Wharf near the ferris wheel in addition to hot sauces there's jellies and jams, salsas's, jerky, spices, gift packs and some other gift  items to choose from. Even if you don't like hot stuff they got some sweet choices as well, like peach, cherry, cinnamon, mango and more. Reading the labels, some with funny names, is also informative and interesting so you know what they put into each of the concoctions. On my last trip recently I bought some hot sauce and sweet salsa and a diet Pepsi to put out some of the fire :) The staff here is always helpful and knowledgeable so don't hesitate to ask questions or ask for your special flavor. Okay so let's talk about a specific product since I've been sharing a tidbit about most wasabi actually being horseradish with coloring. Our favorite non-fresh horseradish is called Nasal Napalm "Horseradish Extreme" and is a house brand item of Pepper Palace that has actually won some contests in horseradish divisions an we are big fans! The label actually lists 4 warnings: #1: This is the most powerful horseradish on the planet, and although it will not kill you, it may make you a little crazy! #2: One tiny spec of this horseradish is all you can handle. #3: Do not apply to sensitive areas. Do not hold jar directly under nose & smell. #4: Intentionally concealing the intense aroma & burn of this product to misguide others is wrong & is likely to earn you a good butt-woopin. Yes it is tasty and spicy but #1 son actually uses it for his sinuses, really. So it's not as far fetched it may sound. The last time I was sick was in 1992 and it was a vicious sinus infection that cost me my voice for month, which is never good for a morning radio person LOL Anyway I got vigilant about remedies and preventatives after that and came up with a concoction of peeled fresh horseradish root, raw apple cider vinegar, raw organic honey and a pinch of sea salt. There's a lot of reasons how and why this works so well but that's another topic for somewhere else. But I've shared that with family and friends over the years and #1 son is the only person, besides me, that actually enjoys a tablespoon of it :-) Bottom line: I highly recommend this horseradish if you like intense, spicy flavors. Just a dab'll do ya in mayo for roast beef sammiches, and it can make some killer cocktail sauce for shrimp.

If u want different hot sauces,salsas,spices ,check this place out.. They have chips and samples of…read morethe salsas, I tried 2 one being onion..the onion salsa was mixed with cream cheese and it was really good.. the other one I cant remember the name was spicier than I like.. when I have more time I want to go back and really look at the types they have and do want to try some of the spices..they even have salt free spices good for ppl on low sodium diets.. Gals in there were helpful after us being the store for quite a while..

Not a big place, but absolutely ideal for youngsters and those who love barnyard animals. You get…read moreto play/feed with a ton of smaller goats, as well as sheep, an alpaca, small cow, a duck, tortoises, etc. Animals will mob you if you buy a cup of carrots for them ($3). Admission priced reasonably (I think it was $9/person for adults), and staff was very nice/willing to educate you. Animals were absolutely adorable - you could even hold baby goats. Absolutely would recommend this place to anyone traveling w/people that love barnyard animals. Only caveat is that they were only open on weekends, 10-4, during the time we visited in early May 2021.

This was a fun little and I do stress little petting zoo. Great for little kids and just to pass…read moretime. Very very cheap adventure. You can also feed and hold some of the animals. The bearded dragon and the baby Joey (kangaroo) was also a nice addition it. You can also hold them.