Love the peaches! I had forgotten just how good they are. I haven't had them in a few years, we…read moreordered some and they were just delivered. I am 47 and it made me feel like a kid again back in the 80's in Spartanburg during the summer. Thank you so much for the wonderful peaches, I will be ordering more next year.

This was a cute little farm stand on the side of the highway. I had my husband turn around and go…read moreback because I really wanted some peaches. The staff were very friendly and accommodating. They were too many bruised peaches in the individual pick instead of baskets. I explained I only wanted a few since it's just me eating them. They explained the individuals are usually bought for making jams and stuff so that's why they were mostly bruised but they quickly got me some from a different area. Great service and the e peaches were delicious

Let see...Lemmons sells...you guessed it...Peaches!! I got peaches here a few weeks ago (the…read morebeginning of July) that were the size of softballs!!! Atmosphere - Large garage, hot, empty, lots of peaches, back grocery area, evidence that this place is mainly supported by seasonal traffic. Service - Friendly and local. The first spot I went to (closer to i-85) was closing and with limited peach supply. The kind lady at this site called over to their other location to make sure the ladies there waited for me. Everyone was super nice. Food - I got 2 pecks of peaches (or 1/2 bushel), a jar of jam, and a huge cup of peach ice cream (which...btw was awesome) for about $29. This was a pretty good deal as the next day when I visited the Farmers Market in Davidson they were charging $9 for a 1/2 peck. Plus, the peaches from Lemmons were larger and better in appearance. Overall - I got some really tasty peaches that were used for some even better peach cobbler. This is my location for peaches...it should be yours too! PS: They take credit cards here if your total order is sufficient in price (i.e. over $10).

So many peaches!…read more There are two locations once you get off the exit, a small shed with a limited variety of options (cash only) and the larger store (underneath the RUGS billboard) on the other side. We started at the smaller, but I didn't have enough cash to buy what I wanted, so they directed us across 85. The larger space is still somewhat open-garage feel. They have fresh peaches in a variety of sized containers (bushels/baskets/etc), ciders, jellies, jams, vinegars, the list go on and on. Then, you can go inside where they sell their homemade peach ice cream alongside Hersheys brand ice cream. We ordered a small peach ice cream and it was at least three scoops - plenty to share! Also inside are some small trinkets, snacks, and shelves and shelves of canned goods, most made by Lemmons. Pickled everything, butters, chow chows, more jellies and jams, marmalades, it was ridiculous. They also had a limited menu for a few made to order sandwiches and sides. I believe the minimum for credit cards was $10. We left with some peaches, a jug of peach cider, moonshine pickles (haven't tried yet), hot chow chow (not terribly hot, but tasty), and some peach butter. Everyone was very friendly and when I'm passing through again I'm sure I'll stop by.

Little grocery store with a ton of locally grown offerings. I had no idea there were so many…read moredifferent types of watermelon...orange? Really? I became acquainted with several local brands through my visits here. I did not know there was a mushroom farm nearby or the number of places to get duck and quail eggs. Raw milk is of course there, butter, etc and of course check the scratch and dent section in the corner near the exits for discounted items. They are open til 6 so enough to grab something for dinner on the way home. My only complaint is there is never enough Cajun boiled peanuts to satisfy the cravings but even the regular are really good and the staff is aces.

Staff is friendly and helpful when there. The problem is keeping hours as posted and expected.read more

Open year round,this market offers fresh produce,seafood,cheeses as well as crafts and local…read morespecialty food items. The vendors were super friendly and a few of them offered samples of their products. Admission is free and parking is available.

This is a state run, huge market run by the department of agriculture. Local produce, crafts and…read morefood products are displayed proudly. Everyone greeted us warmly and engaged in conversation. The backdrop of the mountains is beautiful.

There were a lot of vendors on my visit. It was a nice mix of farmers, drinks and desserts. There…read morewere also a few other types of products as well as angry strumming an acoustic guitar. I love the amount of shade that is at this market. Lots of trees but not a lot of parking. I loved a few of the vendors including the kombucha and the kimchi shot guy. I also picked up an assortment of hot peppers for a fair price. In my opinion many of the items are overpriced. I get making a profit but 8 dollars for a small chocolate bar seems a bit much. I would definitely come back. Bring your own bags.

This market is absolute heaven. Even if they run out of flowers early and might not have the most…read moreproduce of any market - they make up for it in locational beauty and better products. It's a joy to walk the market and then walk the nearby surrounds. The ambience of a sunny day here is unmatched in my farmer's market experience.

This is truly my happy place! Love the the asian produce vendors who always have what I need to…read moremake my moms recipes! Building C has so many hidden gems -- Phoenix Cooking, 3vCafe, Freaky Vegan, and so many other goodies from pies, 3D prints, meats, mushrooms, olive oil! There are new shops every couple months as business may coke and go, but they also hold a lot of events and business are starting to do more pop-ups here! Everyone is always so nice at every booth and always happy to share their stories and answer any questions! It gets pretty busy on Saturdays so I typically like to go on Sundays, although most pop-ups sometimes only go for a day, so definitely follow your favorite shops and keep up with then they will be there!

Fantastic, huge farmer's market in Charlotte. I've been to the one in Raleigh, and I thought that…read morewas the biggest and the best, but this one is a close runner-up. It has everything you want from a farmer's market, with three huge barn tents: - One full of greenery and herbs - Another with fruits and vegetables - Another one with all the wonderful stuff from vendors We even bought a massive cedar, beautiful live edge cutting board for only $40. You have to come and visit this place.

Great Folks ready to accommodate. Lots of vendors and lots of fresh vegetables. Great raw milk as…read morewell

A really nice place to stroll around on a Saturday morning. Fresh beautiful flowers for sell, great…read morelocally made pickles, fresh vegetables, even meats. This is a friendly ,fun place you can spend meeting and greeting and picking up great items that are locally made .Lots of vendors. Sometimes a little live music!

Great fresh vegetables, hand picked farm raised peaches.read more

Great location, very friendly and helpful vendors and the vegetable selections were great. Loved…read moreall the bread and craftsmen options. Will go back for sure.

Awesome!!!!!! Makes for a fabulous shopping experience and delightful way to spend your morning!read more

This is a stop every time I go to Georgia when the season starts! My dad will never let me forget…read moreto bring him peaches and plums. These are the best I've had thus far. Sac peaches are better than Georgia peaches hands down. The preserves and peaches cider is great also.

I stopped by Abbott Farms for the first time during a road trip in 2002, and it turned out to be…read moreone of the best unexpected gems. Since then, it has been an integral part of my trips up and down Interstate 85 for over 23 years and that small stop makes every journey even better. The place has a charming, country market feel with shelves full of homemade jams, jellies, relishes, and their famous peach cider. I have my staples that I get on every stop (boiled peanuts) but always sample a little bit of everything and ended up leaving with bags full of goodies. The moonshine pickles and cheese bread are among my favs, and I can tell everything is made with care and local ingredients. The staff is always warm, welcoming, happy to chat and offer recommendations. Ther is always plenty of parking and it's the kind of place that feels like a throwback to simpler times. No frills, just great products and genuine hospitality. If you're driving through South Carolina, Abbott Farms is absolutely worth the stop!