The customer service is awful. The way they speak to customers is condescending and rude. The…read moreproduce is not fresh. The manager refuses to help with customer complaints and is dismissive and rude.

On my way to someplace else I passed this market. Later that day I grab the hubby and we went…read moreback. Here's the thing, I like buying produce not in bulk because it's just the two of us and the dog. We love a variety of fruits and vegetables, so too much of one thing is boring. We walked in to a very large metal building that was bright, inviting an clean. Possibly the largest ferns I have ever witnessed for sale. They also have different jellies and butters at a very reasonable price. The selection was good, but do to understaffing they have issues getting their truck unloaded. The cashier was very pleasant and efficient. We only needed a few items and very much enjoyed what we purchased. As we are trying to live in the moment and sometimes I don't take pictures. Next time I'll snap a few and you will want to get your produce here!

We would have had to wait 2 hours to get on the ferry from Dauphin Island to Fort Morgan. Instead I…read moredrove 1.5 hours back to Gulf Shores. Had it not been for the Red boiled peanuts sign, I would have drove on by. I was driving my parents truck, so I parked and walked in. Gloria has huge kettles where the peanuts are freshly boiled. My dad and I love boiled peanuts. My mom is kinda liking them. We started to eat them and I walked in and tried the spicy ones, no go. Decided to buy another pound of boiled peanuts. My mom bought some oranges. The lady working was so nice. Highly recommend.

If you're looking for some of the freshest, best looking produce around or maybe you're wanting…read moresome boiled peanuts, Gloria's, has you covered? It's worth the drive stop on in. You won't be disappointed.

On a road trip and craving boiled peanuts, we stopped at Hamilton's Produce after seeing it pop up…read morein our search. While the boiled peanuts weren't quite what we hoped for, the stop was still worth it. We picked up cinnamon apple cider, cashew brittle, and fried okra for the road and all of those were delicious. A nice little spot to browse and grab some local treats while passing through!

We are from Texas and have been stopping at this stand since the late 90's on our trips back to…read morevisit family in Florida. Great boiled peanuts, produce and canned jellies and jams! Highly recommended. We hated to see that 158 had routed people around the town now. Worth the quick detour! Just detour on 98 and enjoy!

Great family owned and run business Used them for over…read more10/15 years. Best fresh fruit and vegetables you can find anywhere..

Some of the freshest produce we've found in a long time! Friendly service, great prices. We've…read moredefinitely found our new spot for fresh fruits and veggies!

We called to order some of the hard boiled eggs they offer. The person taking my order was so…read morefriendly. The eggs were wonderful. I will be calling today to order some fresh produce because I am so impressed with this company.

I never visit the area without stopping at Hazel's, and I certainly never leave without purchasing…read moreplants, relishes and when in season, at least 2 of their strawberry pies! Thank you, Hazel's! We appreciate you!

We stopped in while in town and loved this spot ! A great small market with plenty of fresh…read moreflowers, veg, fruit, meats and other necessities for the mindful shoppers. We picked up all the fixings for a evening meal which included a great fish. A place we WILL return to ..

Great family owned farm, good selection of you pick vegetables. Shovels and buckets for picking are…read moreprovided for use as you collect your vegetables, we dug new potatoes and gathered yellow squash for $10 per five gallon bucket. Also nice selections of flowers and sunflowers we were able to cut fresh. Payments are cash only and made via honor box as farm was all self serve. Will return again.

Great family owned you pick it. We went last night and picked corn . It was on the small side but…read moreboy was it tasty and sweet. We also got two cantaloupes and they were yummy. You pay by the honor system. Randy has baskets and buckets to use. $11 a 5 gallon bucket. The cantaloupes were $3 each. He also has beautiful flowers that you can cut.

Nice little market. They have a great selection of jams, preserves, picked items, various other…read morecanned items, honey, molasses, and a small selection of in-season vegetables.

Recently had a take out lunch from the deli , fried chicken , baked beans , mash potatoes and…read morecornbread, now I understand why so many people are standing in line here for the food !! Delicious!!

When I first went to Wayne Lee's shortly after moving to MS from chicago in 2018, it was a DUMP…read more.. a year and a half later, they revitalized the crud out of the place, and is worth the trip to, since Jerry Lee's/Ramey's is not great. Wayne Lee's at the time was the only place I could find the circular tub of Jello that I used to get as a kid, which for whatever reason was near impossible to find after moving to the South. Didn't think that style of Jello was a REGIONAL thing... They all taste EXACTLY THE SAME. I like Wayne Lee's better since they have a few more "EXOTIC" and local choices. I'm just lucky I moved to a city that has two grocery stores, we used to have 4, but two closed down and succumbed to Walmart. Wayne Lee's also better keeps up with their produce and I haven't ran into moldy fruits there, like I have at Jerry's and even Ramey's (which is a more local chain). The only issue, is it's a bit of a trek, but not much, it's like 4 miles away, but sometimes is worth it, also they have a nice emergency fishing supply section that I'll never use, but offers more variety than just being a grocery store.