Always feel welcome! And just love the produce! Watermelons are insanely sweet and delicious!…read more Great place and very close by!

The FRESHEST vegetables in this area. Truly farm to table worthy. Along with local bakery items,…read moreAmish items, etc.. I've shopped here for years. Highly recommended for Fresh Foods

Buyer Beware: Not only are the prices higher than most places in the area they use a scale that…read moreweighs items heavier than they are. Yesterday was my first time there. I was excited to see they had Georgia Wild shrimp in 1lb, 2lbs, ad 5lbs bags. I got a 2lb bag. When I got home, the bag looked light, so I weighed it on my food scale and postal scale, and both showed 1.15 lbs. Thinking that I was given a 1lb bag by mistake, I went back to the store to let them know. The lady told me that my scale was faulty and needed to be recalibrated. I informed her I weighed it on TWO different scales. Then showed her a photo of the shrimp on my scale at 1.15lbs . She then put them back on her scale at the register and showed me 1.96 lbs (which still isn't 2). The gentleman said to give me a few more to get it to 2 lbs. She looked me in the eye and said, "Honey, a lb of shrimp is 21 shrimp. I guarantee it's 40, and you have 2 lbs. Recalibrate your scales." Some guy in the background yelled out, "Use tare." They never tried to test or "recalibrate" their scale. Unfortunately life has taught me that arguing with scammers is moot and I already wasted too much time with these people so I just left feeling salty and cheated. However, on the way home I figured I must have been overcharged on the other produce since that's the scale they used for everything. When I got home, I weighed all the produce and saw that NOTHING was equal to weight it said on my receipt. As for my scales and weighing know-how, I run an online business and use the postage scale daily. My numbers always match the numbers at UPS and USPS so I know my scales are right. I also recalibrated them and got the same thing. However I am a science based professional so to test I weighed a 1lb bag lentils from my pantry and jar honey I bought from them both items were correct. I've attached photos of all of this. This experience was so disappointing and I will never return.

I am not sure what the bad reviews are all about. This place is great. What you need to remember if…read moreyou are coming in off season is that "it is off season." I have never had a problem with anything purchased here, and frankly, I would rather pay a local farmer for produce and eggs whenever I can. I much prefer this rather than the trucked-in stuff at large chain markets. Large chain markets have their place, but small community stores like this build community spirit and help our local farmers.

I love this place to shop because they have a lot of wonderful organic products in their fruits…read morevegetables just in general. I love the staff here as well very courteous and helpful.. but most importantly, I love when they have their sales .

Sprouts has placed Flock Cameras in front of all there stores in Tucson. They are illegally…read moreobtaining our private/personal information without our consent. There is no way to avoid the cameras walking into the stores and they will take the information off your phone if your Bluetooth is on. I have approached management in all the stores in Tucson and they all give a scripted answer that is about preventing shoplifting and our security. While the store sells good products they should be boycotted for stealing our personal information without our consent as customers. Let's start a movement to cancel them until they remove these cameras.

A year went by and we are back at our favorite "farm" store; Tomato House. Ofcourse we get a full…read morebucket/box of "deer" apples, we see plenty of deer in the Lake Lanier area. But we also come to find that special gift or soda or hot/spicy sauce and let's not forget the multitude of jarred pickles and chutney and fruit preserves and best of all the half sliced Georgia peaches. We did not order from the sandwich shop this time, but we know they are great. Tomato House labeled products are a must to bring home. We are again very happy to stop and shop at the Tomato House.

A great tourist attraction; I wouldn't recommend it for locals…read more It's what you'd want if you're looking for a souvenir on your annual trip outside the Atlanta Perimeter (my hometown). The highlight is the "Country Store" with lots of options for snacks and novelties.

The chain of international stores have a wide variety of products from all over the world…read more I have found things here that I have never seen anywhere. Plus an amazing section of produce.

I have noticed the management is trying to revamp the store and make some changes, which is…read moreappreciated. This is my go to since it's located right in the neighborhood and I enjoy having the opportunity to shop here for fresh fish instead of having to go to pleasant hill rd. So it was a lovely surprise to see the new fish dept renovations. Check them out

My experience from the time I walked through the doors of Southern Belle, took me back in time. I…read morehad memories of my great grandmother and the way I felt as a child. The first thing my husband did was ask about the peaches. Of course that's the reason he went there. My search was for the peach preserves like my great grandmother made. I didn't stop there, I saw many condiments, salad dressings, old fashion candies. They also have a dessert eatery inside. Customer service was very insightful. Because we didn't go for the activities or petting of the animals, I can't write much about that. Overall, on my next visit I will try the famous MiMi's pound cake which they rave about. Also, I want the blueberry donuts which they only have on the weekends. Doggonit, I went to early in the middle of the week. My husband is really enjoying his peaches. Southern Belle Farm is TeamBrown approved!!

A fun fall date!…read more Southern Belle Farm, located in McDonough, provides hours of wholesome fun and free parking. My wife and I arrived on a warm October day to enjoy the pumpkin patch and U-pick flowers. We arrived in the afternoon, but there was plenty of selection and nothing was "picked over." I paid $16 for a quart sized plastic vase for my U-pick flowers. They sell gallon sized buckets as well. Scissors and water are provided. Be mindful of bees in the field. They won't trouble you if you don't trouble them. There is an area in the back for you to arrange the flowers; I took full advantage of this because this trip doubled as a photo shoot. There were all types of people enjoying the farm; IG girls, families, even one couple using a wagon full of pumpkins as a baby announcement. Pumpkins range from $5-$20 each depending on size and breed. A nice young man named Luke helped us corral our pumpkins and carry them to our car. I didn't know they offered that service, but we tipped well. If you run up an appetite, they have a snack bar with fritters, ice cream, and lemonade. I'll be back next fall!

A full service farm with summer fresh berries, tomatoes, corn, cantaloupe, beans, peas, squash. You…read moreneed it they have it. All grown on their farm. Picked fresh. Great prices. Friendly farmers. Jellies, salsa and honey also available. Go by to see Jeremy and get your fresh produce.

I don't go to Sherry's often enough, but they are 100% about making people happy. The fruit is…read morealways excellent. Jill

My go to place for juicy SC peaches. Friendly service from Ms. Sherry. Best roadside produce in…read moreAtlanta.

Great little stop for fresh home grown food. Great people to deal with. Huge selection of local…read moreproduce.

Great service would highly recommend the best fruit in town abd the absolute best pork skins !!read more

Employees are nice and answer questions. Store is dirty and bins are often a mess. Fruit on the…read morefloor, under garden containers for more than one visit and bugs on items on the floor. They run out of bakery bags and have to use plastic fruit bags...then there are not enough fruit bags.

Yes, I would recommend Lidl. Stores are always clean. I love their choices of European foods. The…read morebakery offers yummy croissants, breads, cinnamon roll, etc.. The desserts are fresh but not too sweet. Also, they offer clothes and appliances for affordable prices. If you check it out, you will not be disappointed. Just remember, bring your own bag/bags since they are only offered for purchase if you forgot your bag/bags.