I haven't been to a real flea market in a long time lot of the other existing flea markets have a…read morelot of imported Chinese crap but this one at least had some good junk to sift through although there was just a lot of people selling detergent and power tools, but it was still good nonetheless if you're in the area, it might be worth checking out, but I wouldn't make a drive just to visit it.

Would give it a 0 star if I could, wouldn't even consider this a farmers market, more of a flea…read moremarket with a bunch of trash, and on top of that they are selling puppies in cages in the scorching heat.

I love Harper Meats ! They are so friendly and this is the only place I buy my meats. My sister…read moreespecially loves the hamburger patties. I highly recommend them !

Love this butcher. Great quality meats at a very fair price. I especially love the grass fed…read moregrass finished beef.

There's a lot of potential here now only if they had food trucks or stands to offer breakfast…read morealternatives to McDonald's sniping their customers. :P This particular market isn't planted in a park, but near the city hall in a lot. The produce here is generally very fresh as long as you get here before the sun gets too high, and aside from the vendor tents, the lack of trees makes it sweltering. My only hang ups are that aside from a few speciality vendors.. everyone markets the same produce leaving out a bit if variety. I imagine this has to do with the surrounding area since I haven't known this place to be the most knowledgeable on vegetables or how to cook them. I once was asked what a lemon was although not at this market but close enough. Maybe cooking demos could be a thing for the future? Or some hot food vendors. :( Not even sure if they have food trucks in hartwell, but hey? Why not one of the many fine bbq restaurants in the area grab onto one? There's also a meat vendor who sells local pork and sausage... maybe a coupling? Eh? Eh? ; D Who knows. A couple of ideas on what's generally sold here: -Local raw honey (yet to try but looks great) -Blueberries! Delicious fat ones. -All sorts of vegetables, mostly squash, beans, okra, and tomatoes. -Baked goods. (Breads, cakes, fried pies, pastries) -Local farm fresh pork/sausage. (Haven't tried either) -Artisan crafts -preserves and jellies -flowers and plants (home gardening) If you're looking to vend it's also $10 for the season. :) Anyways, I like this market. It's local, the prices vary but most the produce is cheap and organic.

A small farmer's market in a small town on the first truly chilly weekend of the year. I didn't…read moreexpect much, and it was sparse, but the vendors were all great. We bought some cookies, some veggies, and some other miscellany. Had trouble finding it, though. It was on the other end of the town than what we found online. In front of the hardware store, if you're looking for it.

Yeah, If you don't mind paying higher prices than any other…read moregrocery store, also they do not give you a receipt, so you do not know what you actually paid for your groceries. A bit shady don't you think? Drennon's has a monopoly in Iva, and they know it....

Great meat & produce. Always fresh. Employees are always helpful & very friendly. I was a meat…read morecutter for 18 years myself & I don't buy meat anywhere but here. Can always find what I need without driving 20 miles to Anderson.

We love visiting Split Creek Farm. You can walk around and visit the goats, pig, chickens, and even…read moresee deer running through. They teach you about goat farming, and have a room showing all of the awards their goats have won. Inside the shop you can get goat products like lotion etc. The best part is getting up close to the goats who are curious and happy for a nice pet on the head!

My kids and I had the most wonderful experience at Split Creek Farms! The grounds are beautiful and…read morethe goats and other animals are obviously very well taken care of. My favorite part? The cheese and fudge, oh my goodness what a treat. Do yourself a favor, take a visit and reward yourself with some delicious, local goodies.

What a luxury to have this chocolate shop in our downtown. You really should treat yourself (or a…read moreloved one) with some fine chocolates once in a while. My husband always picks up chocolate covered strawberries for my birthday, Valentine's Day, and our wedding anniversary. You might see him in there sometime playing their piano as well. Such a charming shop.

Wry nice boutique chocolate store. They make their own truffles and caramels on site! This really…read moreis fine chocolate and all the pieces are a work of art. They have so many options and the product is so good. The staff were very nice and helpful in helping me make decisions! The ambiance had that old fashioned charm!!!

Pretty average grocery store. Definitely gets some stars for cleanliness and for convenience. As…read morefar as I know it was the only grocery store near the place we stayed on Lake Hartwell. Also, they have the usual Ingles video rental store! Oh, on a side note they do not sell worms here...

The employees at this Ingles are incredibly friendly. And the meats here are by far the best in…read moretown. The butchers are always available to answer any questions or give suggestions. The store is clean, well lit and well organized. You can pick up freshly cooked food in the deli area or choose from an extensive selection of great cheeses. You pay a little more than you would at the Walmart that is a few doors down but it is well worth it for the convenience and the quality you receive. The gas prices here are usually within a penny of what you pay at Walmart.

Real nice people, great ice cream, very nice selection of fruits, NOTHING tastes better then very…read morefresh fruits. OH and the CO-OPs that work there................. VERY NICE.

The quality of their fruits and veggies is PHENOMINAL!! Great country atmosphere. The absolutely…read moreBEST peaches I've ever had. VERY disappointed that I cannot access their website now-they provided seasons/dates for availability of every fruit and veggie, which was how I determined when to visit them!!