There's something about these nearly out of the way garden markets. Not really a true farmers…read moremarket and not a true garden market, King's Cottage Garden is more of an expanded roadside stand. This one has its own entertainment. The first thing that caught my eye as I drove in, but for which i was not quick enough with the camera to capture a picture, was the goat walking across the fenced yard, followed by a pig, and with a goose trailing behind. All seemed to be walking, trotting, or waddling toward the fence and the peacocks who were leisurely pecking their way toward the nearby trees. It was little surreal. It's a colorful place, between the tomatoes of all kinds and colors, the okra, potatoes, pumpkins and the huge mums of varying colors blanketing the yard around the vegetable stand. With the mini-farmyard, there's something to keep the kids entertained while the adults chat with the friendly owners and choose the perfect veggies.

Me and my friend always drive by and see the animals. I love pigs and the baby pigs are soooo cute!…read moreThey have a fence though so you can't hold them and I'm definitely too afraid to ask since the pigs are their personal pets. Definitely be a neat experience. Once we actually went in and ended up getting a yummy Cinnabon and it was to die for. Also during October they have the prettiest pumpkins and they're huge and not a bad price at all!

Great local produce and interesting people with lots of helpful advice from growing to crafts…read more Easy to park and get around for us older folks.

I want to gatekeep this AUTHENTIC deliciousness of a hidden gem so bad, but I can't. Everyone…read moreshould experience good food, robust flavors from the country side of Mexico. Pueblo cooking, highlands intercrossing to greet your tastebuds. Rustic flavors burst in your mouth, and automatically create the closure of the eyes with a gentle nod of approval. It's a hole in the wall, yet so exquisitely superb! You have to wait a while for the order as it's only 2-3 women in the back preparing food. Place your order at the cash register up front, then take your ticket to the back, and while you wait go shop for groceries! It's a latin small town supermarket too. Mexican & Salvadorian Tamales 10/10 (not pictured) Steak burrito 10000000/1000000 Street corn 100000000/1000000 Chicharones 1000000/1000000 Mexican sweet bread 10/10 Tacos 10/10 Agua Fresca 10/10 Sopes 10/10 Guaraches 10/10 Pupusas 10/10 You have to have patience and humility when you order! Take a book to read while you wait, or scroll on social media or go sit in your car or go lay in the open grassy field during the wait!! A big order will take almost an hour to make. Avoid busy times. Kitchen stays open until 8am.

Really nice Hispanic market with so many authentic Latin food. The fresh tamales were great!read more

We've unlocked a new appreciation for The Butcher's Market now that we've tried their sandwiches!…read more I'm a sucker for good marketing and of all the birthday offers I got the one for Butcher's Market with a free sandwich AND $5 off $25 from their text club got me to go out. I had no idea they offered so many sandwiches and with their high quality meats the $10-12 price is phenomenal, especially because it comes with chips. Now they did get what they wanted because I still spent $65 on steak, sides, and wine but now we're both happier and I get a birthday lunch along with quality birthday dinner! Always clean, well stocked, and great service for their staff. They do offer $2 off sticker coupons for items with the sell by within a few days so it was great since we were using them this evening and saved us $10 off the sides and apps we got.

August 1, 2026 at 11am I saw this place from the road and whipped in to give it a go…read more First interaction with an employee: Me - what's your favorite sandwich? Him - none of em Me - well that's comforting to hear. He then says turkey and avocado. So I tried the Italian. It would rank behind Firehouse, Jimmy John's and Jersey Mikes. Grabbed some potato salad that said $1 off. No flavor and dry. Let's hope the rub and crackers are good when I get home. The only positive part of being in this store was the sweet lady at checkout and the nice young gentleman helping her. Otherwise huge miss.

Wonderful local farmers market with lots of local variety! Love the goat lady with everything from…read morecheeses to soaps, you might even be able to hold a goat! Don't miss out on the bread from LA Farm Bakery!

Excellent small town farmers market. Larger variety than you might expect. Several food trucks…read moremake this a community event. I found that an elderberry vendor was here (and said they were each week) along with a micro greens farmer made this very helpful and a realistic alternative to the raleigh farmers market for those of us on this side of the triangle. Honey farmer (harvester?) was also there and the honey was really good. Fruits and vegetables along with some craft people were also there. I really recommend this as an addition to the normal shopping as it seems to be a reliable place to get food for the house.

I discovered Wilkerson Farms stand at the farmer's market in Holly Springs last summer. My family…read moreand I enjoyed the burgers so much I went back and bought steaks. Between the meat being fresh, lean, tender & flavorful, the friendly and helpful way I was treated will ensure I go back again and again.

Love the flavor and tenderness of Wilkerson Farms beef. I've been able to get specific cuts…read moredirectly through the Holly Springs Farmers Market as well as stocking up on basics off-season through Papa Spuds (a locally grown produce delivery option). I haven't been disappointed, ever, with the quality of their beef. Plus, I love that it is local, natural, and pasture-raised. If you talk with the Wilkerson family, you can tall they love what they do and it really does make a difference.

This location is always pretty busy. They keep the aisles clear for the customers, and helpful when…read moreyou need assistance. The food typically is fresh, and rarely have I experienced issues with the fruit. The prices are fair, in my humble opinion, and I appreciate the prices a great deal which will keep me a loyal customer. The 'fun aisle' has limited time items, and is always fun to explore. I always end up picking up something I definitely didn't need, but want! Our animals have never had an issue with their food, and appear to enjoy it actually more than the other grocery chain options. Each time I go, I have never experienced the self-checkout lanes but they appear to go really fast. I always have a larger cart, so I use the human cashier each time. They are always kind and make sure items are never broken or smashed. Typically, they are open to small talk and have a gentle demeanor which I enjoy. I see no reason to shop elsewhere, other than other Aldi locations in Southern Wake County, NC.

Prices are good on some items, but not handicap accessible. Cashier will not help with getting…read moregroceries out of the basket, and if you didn't get a shopping cart you can not use the cart nearby. Employees did not greet customers that come in, some aisles are clean some dirty. I will shop at other nearby grocery stores where I can use coupons to save money and where cashier's help customers.

TLDR: The place for crepes whether savory or sweet. Locally owned, lovely atmosphere, ideal…read morelighting, pleasant music, friendly employee, and gluten-free! Okay this is my new favorite crepe place. Plus it's a locally owned restaurant! The crepes are incredible and make quickly. Perfect texture and flavor. The ingredients are cooked appropriately and the crepes are large. Plus they are presented well and are gluten-free. I chose the Le Champignon crepe with English breakfast tea my first visit and the same crepe with Earl Grey Tea my second visit. It's so good I haven't been able to choose a different crepe haha. Even the tea was presented well and steeped perfectly. So many places are serving hot tea in disposable cups even when dining in. It was such a joy and relief to enjoy the tea in a nice cup and saucer with the pot close by. The cafe is empty around 8 am and picks up around 8:30 am. They play low jazz or pop music and have ample tables that seat 2 or 4 customers. The wi-fi information is posted near the condiments, water dispenser, and trash. It took about 10 minutes for an employee to realize I was there. She was friendly and efficient. I believe she is the only one working (during both visits) so some indication that customers are ready to order would be useful to save time. She interacts well with customers and takes orders and makes the food. Overall, I had a great visit and recommend this cafe to others!

This is a cute little Crepe restaurant! Honestly the prices will surprise you and that is…read moredefinitely the biggest negative because everything is expensive. I was hesitant ordering the crepe because of that but luckily the crepe ended up being massive. That definitely made up for the price. The savory egg sausage crepe was by far my favorite. My wife very much liked the sweet chocolate crepe. Other than the Crepes I was disappointed with how much the sides and coffee cost for what we got. Also the staff seemed very rushed and aggressive for a tip. That is the main thing stopping this from a five star. If I were to go back it would definitely be for the Crepe!

Everything we have gotten here has been exceptional especially the Chevalatta sausage! They also…read morehave a great selection of rubs, spices and snacks. The have an interesting selection of craft beers and wines as well as frozen seafood.

This so call meat market was a huge huge disappointment I wasted precious gas driving 30 minutes to…read morelook at some old meat that look like it has been sitting for months,the big red flag should have been that there was only 2 people in there in the evening when many people are off work already The Oxtails are paper thin I mean super super thin and horrible looking with real small measly pieces,there is no butcher meat counter all I saw was old packaged meat that is not selling.The pictures that they advertise is fake and false advertisement this store is a joke waste your time going here if you want but don't say you were not warned.If I could give zero stars I would I know one thing I will never ever ever ever return

Just three weeks old, this store is bright and clean with wide aisles and friendly service. I love…read moreIndian markets for the lentils and spices, and Fresh Indian Market has a ton of both, at prices that are comparable to other local Indian stores (and much better than at the big box groceries!). They have a small fresh produce section, and some frozen options, too. Be sure to bring cash if you're spending less than $10; they only accept cards for sales of $10 and up.

Super clean and bright . The staff was so welcoming and helpful . And the prices were very…read morereasonable. Overall a really enjoyable experience. They also have a restaurant and the food is delicious.