Absolutely recommend this little market!!! I had a carne burrito and it was so big and so good and…read morehad so much meat in it! It took me the afternoon to finish it but nonetheless it was amazing! The drink section is AMAZING glad I found a spot for my fav drinks here! Service is great and so kind! This is a little market with a small menu! I want to try the tacos now! There is seating outside! The salsa is delish! I ate it all on my burrito! I'll review the tacos!

Ordered a pound of chicharron for $14.99 a pound. It's so expensive and not fresh. Also, $8 for…read morechocolate Ibarra, $7 for horrible queso fresco. $5 for some gross Horchata. I haven't tried the food. This rating is for the products I purchased. I felt like I got ripped off and was not happy. I'm from CA and was looking for a Mexican market to buy those specialty items you can't get everywhere. The pan dulce here is pretty good. That may be the only thing I would go back for.

This piece is a hidden gem! Housed in what I thought was just a Uhaul place there's this place full…read moreof natural products and local creations that are unbelievable. I was blown away. This Sea Moss Infused lemonade was wonderful and I will be back for more. There are so many things I need to buy from them. They have Elderberry, fresh meat, homemade soap and much much more.

This is a really cute neighborhood market with lots of different North Carolina products. They also…read morehave a section for small engine repair and can get you what you need for lawnmower or chainsaw or any small engine. The owners are very helpful and knowledgeable about the products and services they offer. I went in to grab some Carolina gold sweet potato chips and some energy drinks I've tried that were amazing and no sugar added. Those are just a few of things they have. The owners always getting new stuff so every time I go there's something new to try. It's a huge blessing to the neighborhood and I always look forward to going in.

The only reason this farmers market is 4 stars is because it was quite small. Other than that…read morethough all the vender's I spoke to were very kind and there was a variety of products .I recommend checking it out at least once if you are local to the area!

This market is part produce, part ready-to-eat food, part arts and crafts, part entertainment, and…read morepart education. It's not a large market by any means, though depending on the time of the season, they usually have a few stands outside the building as well as inside. They always have a vegetable stand or two, jams and jellies, a treat stand or two, hand-painted items, wines, meats, eggs, breads, etc. It can vary from week to week but it's always interesting--this week they had a band playing, a wine maker, and a professional chef. (I don't make it every week, so maybe these are regulars, but they were new to me!) All the vendors are really nice and make your experience enjoyable. I love being able to get fresh home-grown produce (and products!) while supporting local businesses...and this is the place to do it. *Bring cash, but some booths do take credit cards. *Starting April 9, 2011, through the first Saturday of November 2011.

Store was fun to shop in. Went in to find Italian cookies for my friend and ended up getting two…read moredozen roses (buy one get one) which was perfect for a birthday gift along with the cookies. Also picked up onions (first time I have seen small onions in a long time- normally they are huge) some bananas and found a Sharp Cheddar spread on sale. Very happy with my shopping experience today. The cashier was friendly and funny. The store was clean. Staff was helpful. Kudos Publix.

I thought Publix would be a step up from Walgreens but when I have a monthly script that y'all…read morecan't keep in stock, why not take the incentive to order it ahead & not make the customer miss their medications for days. My medication needed to be filled the 29th. Of course, y'all don't have it so I'm told it'll be ordered & ready after 5pm today, Dec 1st. Not I'm being told due to the holiday that y'all are pushing everyone's prescriptions back a few days. So, it's acceptable for you to make me wait 4 days for your convenience? This prescription was due originally on the 23rd. You do the math. Meanwhile, guess I'll be hunting a better pharmacy.

This is a great farmers market conveniently located with plenty of parking. Butlers offers fresh…read morepicked produce. The prices are reasonable and they sell other goodies too. Jams, honey, fresh made sourdough bread etc. I picked up a half loaf and it's wonderful. The pint of strawberries are sweet and ripe. They sell the tastiest heirloom tomatoes too. Service was great and the store is super cute.

I have been to this place many times under many names. I will say that this was the cleanest…read morethat I have ever saw it. I don't know if it was just the wrong time for fruits and veggies but they barely had anything. They had a huge merch section, a lot of canned things, and not very much fresh foods. The cashier was super friendly and I did enjoy talking to her. I bought some hoop cheese and tomatoes.

The produce is family grown. VERY fresh. We've going here for ages. They even have fresh caught…read moreshrimp and fish. And at Christmas they have the best ropes and wreathes and trees

Eden's Produce has the best fresh produce around. Everything is from North Carolina and is A+ in…read moresize and quality. Its been there and in business for 82 years and one of the owners is there every single day!

I love watermelons and I saw today the had bogue sound watermelons I stopped even thinking it…read moreseemed a little early and when I cut it the rind was 1.5" thick, before it got to red , picked to early ,good bit early , a waste of $12..sorry to say!

I swear this used to be better. Or at least used to not have the UPC stickers on the produce to rub…read moreit in your face that most of what they sell is grocery store stuff. It's just weird - how could they NOT be locally sourcing some of this? Tomatoes good at peak season, corn not bad. But like all of its peaches and plums bought in bulk? Vast majority of the produce not from their farm or anything anywhere near it? Just weird. Why exist? I can buy quaint local-adjacent jams anywhere.

Excellent service and great quality produce and specialty foods! I love the summer tomatoes and…read morefruit especially.

Both cantaloupe and watermelon have a special significance to me along with the year 1969. That was…read morethe year I graduated high school from Christopher Columbus High School in the Bronx. The first half of the summer was spent attending the Shorehaven Beach club, a Bronx beach club for lower middle class families like ours. It was a great outlet for me. I made lots of friends outside of my normal circle and enjoyed so many incredible activities like paddle ball and swimming and got to see incredible entertainment like Steve Lawrence and Eddie Gorme. I knew I would be leaving for Israel the end of July in 1969 and so I spent the first part of the month going on a diet. Things were very different those days. We had no concepts of fats and proteins and carbs and how it all works. Those days, everybody advised you if you wanted to lose weight, that you should either eat a can of tuna fish drained with nothing else or cottage cheese with cantaloupe. I could not bring myself to eat that can of tuna so I literally lived on cantaloupe and cottage cheese for a month. I lost weight but I could not stand to see either of those foods for quite some time. The second half of the summer I spent working on kibbutz Ginegar in Northern Israel. I had all kinds of jobs from feeding cows and chickens to picking fruit to cleaning pots in the dining room. When work was done and dinner was finished, the favorite activity for all of us young people would be to get together around the fire and eat watermelon. Sometimes we would sneak down to the community kitchen and steal one. We had so much fun singing songs and laughing and eating watermelon. That was the summer of 69! Well, I'm here to tell you in the summer of 2023 that there is no fruit stand that compares to Angie's Fresh Produce on Long Beach Road in Southport. I have stopped their intermittently over the last few years and have always loved how delicious their fruits are. I have not yet tried any of their vegetables or other offerings, but I have a feeling they are fantastic as well On my way to the beach the other day, watermelon was on my mind and so I stopped by Angie's. I always ask one of the women there to help me. They know exactly what to look for to pick me out a good one. Then I noticed there were these huge beautiful looking cantaloupes selling for $3 a piece. I told the woman to pick me out one of those as well. I came home, chilled both of them, put them on the cutting board and cut a piece and I absolutely died. They were so freaking delicious and so sweet and so perfect I could not believe it! OMG! SO DELICIOUS!!!!! For the last 2 days I have been chipping away at that cantaloupe and watermelon, never getting tired of its freshness and incredible taste. I'm heading back to Greensboro tomorrow and kind of excited that I have half of each yet to enjoy. My trainer, DeMarcus loves watermelon and cantaloupe and so I'm going to give him a slice tomorrow morning during our workout session. Maybe he won't be so hard on me! lol The rest I'm going to devour all by myself! The next time you are in the Southport /Oak Island area, you must must stop by Angie's Fresh Produce on Long Beach Road. Make sure you get one of the ladies there to help you. They are always spot on and they always pick out the most amazing melons. Enjoy!