Great hours and really good tomatoes, and peaches! I drive half an hour to get to this market and…read moreit's as good as pepper place. The Friday is much much less, of course, but good local produce.

For the season, those "vine grown" tomatoes should be waaay tastier and juicy, the cucumbers…read moreshouldn't be smoochy and dry. Price for the quality is waaay too much. Not a good deal

Why the heck I haven't shopped here before is embarrassing. Shame on me…read more This place is great. Lots of various fruits and vegetables - of course. But also lots of jams, relish, honey, chow-chow, salsa, etc. The toughest thing for me is buying tomatoes because these vendors often put rotten ones on the bottom of the container and who wants that? It is fall, so,there were hundreds of pumpkins, squash, gourds, etc I need to work in coming here weekly for our produce. Will start monitoring for when they sponsor a plant sale.

Plants are amazing and incredibly inexpensive!! Go see E and S there…read more The prices for hanging baskets and bedding plants are way cheaper than anywhere else.

Good produce. Their peaches were delicious. So we're the seedless watermelons. Prices lower than…read morePublix, too.

People, People with Paws, and Little People oh my!…read more Pepper Place Farmers' Market is basically Birmingham's Saturday granola goes southern parade, except with better snacks and a lot more dogs. Yes, there is fresh produce, baked goods (a line about a block long for one particular vendor), and all sorts of things you absolutely did not plan to buy. But the real hidden gem is the free people watching. It is top tier. You will see stylish shoppers, not so stylish shoppers (yours truly) sleepy parents, tiny children weaving through the crowd like they pay taxes, and dogs who clearly believe this entire event was organized for them personally. The whole place has a fun, happy energy, and even if you came only for tomatoes, you will leave with a pastry, three unnecessary purchases, and at least one strong opinion about someone's hat. Also, pro tip: bring your kitchen knives to be sharpened while you shop. Nothing says "productive weekend" like artisan bread, fresh peaches, and a newly dangerous chef's knife.

Pepper Place Farmers Market is a great way to start your Saturday am! This place has some great…read moreoptions... from fresh fruits and vegetables to delicious breads. They typically have entertainment as well. Walking around and taking in the atmosphere is one of my favorites things for weekend fun.

Outside the farmers market is a nice view. Inside, there are plenty of vendors. Jewelry,…read moresoaps,vegetables, candles.. All the people were so friendly and very helpful.

Wonderful market with produce, local beef, Perfect Bite spice blends, and canned goods.read more

Heads up for those looking for plant-forward, clean eats and/or coffee:…read more As sweet as the folks are here they have no gluten free menu except maybe a basic salad. They also do not offer specialty coffees, espresso drinks, or alternative milk options.

Best t-shirts and so many cute things to shop for!!! The new owners have really modernized it!read more

They had Late peaches watermelons cantaloupes tomatoes a variety of different apples which they…read moregrow there... Asian pears. assorted jar goods .

Wonderful orchard close to Birmingham with really friendly and helpful owners. They grow and pick a…read morenumber of cultivars of apples and peaches as well as some pears. You may also pick your own. You can taste before you buy, naturally. If you have never had freshly picked apples, you are in for a treat. These are so different from those at the grocery store and the prices are good. Prices may vary a little depending on what you select, but, currently for apples, it is $12.00 for a large basket or $22.00 for a bushel. Now, a bushel is about 42-48 pounds or 126 medium apples, so it is a lot. The basket is probably about a peck which is about 10-12 pounds or about 32 medium apples. I find that a basket is good because it lasts me about two weeks and the apples taste fresh the whole time. However, I just eat them and do not cook with them. You may need more. Just put them in your refrigerator crisper and they will keep well as long as they are not dropped and bruised. When you purchase them they will all be blemish free. This is a wonderful short drive from Birmingham for a little family outing. Kids love to go out and pick the fruit. As a side note, if you are into gardening, this place is just across from Petals from the Past which is a unique nursery. Heck, you can find a place to eat (not in Jemison) and make a day of it.

This spot is a little hole in the wall not too far from the Honda dealership off I20. The guy…read morerunning the place is a one-man cooking machine and he knows what he's doing. Burgers, pastas and a few other things, all done extraordinarily well. Like shocking amounts of flavor. If you're in the area and you have a chance to try it, don't hesitate. It's easy to find, there's plenty of parking, and you'll get to sample a truly local hidden gem where the owner is working the grill and putting his eyes on every plate. Stop in and try it. You'll be glad that you did.

My friend and I visited here after seeing a review on Yelp. We do not live on this side of town and…read moredrove about 15 minutes to get here. Here are my thoughts: Pros: Alfredo had a good taste. Plate was heavy, albeit mostly noodles. Philly was made with whole chunks of steak and not ground meat. Plenty of seating inside. Soothing music played on the speakers. Coho or sockeye salmon was used, so chef didn't skip the health benefits of wild-caught fish. Cons: Philly looked to be missing the toppings. One portion looked like it was missing meat. Paid $9 more to add 3 stems of broccoli and 1 piece of chopped grilled chicken. I asked for my salmon to be cooked well done, but it was not due to the cashier typing "well done" under the broccoli add on. Meal was kinda pricey and while I did not mind paying for what I want...the amount of additional food vs the cost didn't add up. $4 for 3 stems of broccoli isn't right. One day, if we are in the area, I may return to try something different on the menu. Don't take my word for it. Try this restaurant out and leave a review on what you think.