Get there early for the best selection! Great prices. Worth the drive!! Quite a variety. You'll…read morefind items here you can't find at the grocery store.

Love this market we go all the time. Bought tomato plants and they were the best plants ever. Even…read morecame back stronger the next year without planting. Looking forward to them opening soon!!! Everyone is friendly and helpful.

Amazing people! Beautiful location. I think we like the top…read morefloor more than anything :-) (specifically the ornaments) but never leave without grabbing a slice of pie, which is kind of pricey, but delicious. The apple fritters and stuff are a bit sweet so we pass and make our own but... Love them nonetheless! Decent prices, as in not exactly cheap, but not overpriced tourist prices, either! We can get something without breaking the bank, and they can make money! We've been multiple times, year after year! My mother likes to get the tomatoes and apples for canning and pies, but I just like to bring out-of-town friends to enjoy the drive :-) Love you guys!!!! (I just wish they had a tree in the parking lot or more shade because it's a bit bright and glaring every time but what can you do?

this is one of my favorite places to go because of it's one stop shop. You're not only get apples,…read morebut you can get a whole cooked meal as well as low cost fresh produce like cabbage potatoes, sweet potatoes, and various items. They are infamously known for their Apple dumpling so with their homemade ice cream and also all of their baked goods. Definitely stop by and catch some deals on all of their goods. I love supporting local family own businesses.

Wonderful little gem of a place! We picked muscadine grapes in early October. It was $2/ person and…read more$2/lb, well worth every penny for a nice time with the family and some sweet tasty grapes to take home for later. There were plenty to pick and not very crowded, so we were able to easily social distance ourselves. The small store has an assortment of honeys made by their own bee hives that they move around in different parts of the US. We so enjoyed the day and will go back in June to pick peaches.

Awesome place to pick big juicy muscadines. It's $2.00 per adult and $2.00 per lb on "U Pick."…read more They have red and gold muscadines. They only open on Saturdays and Sundays. Watch out for fire ants! I recommend to place if your in the north GA area. Beautiful scenery as well. Can't wait to come back!

We called to find out if the strawberries were organic, if not, what are they treated with. We were…read moreresponded to quite rudely with arrogance and a condescending attitude. She kept stating "Why would we want to kill our strawberries? We follow all EPA rules and guidelines. If we didn't treat them, we wouldn't have any berries. I personally researched every single chemical because I don't want to be around harmful chemicals." Neither her nor Steve have any respect or tact when dealing with customers who ask things they do not like. For those who want to know - Ridomil Gold and apparently Clorox according to one of their very own comments on Facebook to another farm - that have now been deleted by the owners but l have screenshots of it. The strawberries are also advertised as 1 gallon, which they specifically said yields 5lbs. Unless your bucket is overflowing, you aren't getting 5lbs. We bought several and upon weighing them at home, only 1 gallon was 5lbs. The rest were right at 4lbs. It adds up. After seeing how they respond to customers who have every right to know what is in their food, we will not be returning. I would sooner just buy from a store and I don't say that lightly as we are a cattle farming family, we prefer to support other local farms. Not this one however.

It was raining but we figured let's see if they are still picking.. yes they allow you to pick in…read morethe rain. As they said rain pre rinsed them. The employees are warm and welcoming.. bring your own containers. They will weigh them so you won't be paying extra for heavier containers or you can buy a container. I saw everything from pails to gallon containers to Easter baskets.. it's cash only so make sure to wear boots.. we were glad we wore boots and brought a pain of shoes to change into.. the mud really clings to the boots. Parking was plentiful

Terrific farm! Heirloom winter Squash and springtime specials I can't wait to see. North GA Candy…read moreRoasters here, need I say any more. That is dedication in itself. The drive is delightful, especially in the fall. I'm wishing I found them before missing the pumpkin patch weekends in Sept! Beautiful produce grown in the Eastern North Georgia Chattahoochee Oconee National Forests!

From the owner: This is a small family operated heirloom pumpkin farm sistainibly grown in the North Georgia…read moremountains. We offer a huge verity of pumpkins, squash, and gourds with easy access from the main road. Pumpkins are lined in rows next to our barn that is over 100 years old wich makes for some of the most unique family photo opportunities.

Gave this place a try after hearing about it from a friend. Can I say I wasn't disappointed. The…read morelady in the office was really nice. Their sod is top notch. Had no problems with anything. It looks great in the yard! Couldn't be more happy. Plus they sale strawberries in the summer! The kids love this place. I even went to the pumpkin patch one year and got a 40 pound pumpkin! If you are ever near, they always have something fun going on. You should check them out!

Our contractor used Sims for 5,000 sqft of sod in our yard. Sod was defective (cut too thin) and…read morehas died. Additionally, weeds came up after 2 weeks. Very disappointed in the quality. Finally, Sims is unwilling to work with my contractor to remedy the situation. Look elsewhere for your sod needs.

Small, Family Orchard…read more The Aaron Family Tradition continues. Lots of interesting things inside, lots of Apples everywhere.

This is a darling little apple house in Ellijay. My husband and I stopped by our way to Cartecay…read morevineyards. Victoria was an absolute doll and helped my husband select multiple apples to try. We filled a bag up. So far our favorite was the ambrosia- it was crunchy, semi sweet and refreshing! I cannot wait to go back for more. We also got apple cider slushies and hot cider for the road. Definitely a cute shop to visit! Parking is easy right outside.

What a BEAUTIFUL place! Their café is open Tuesdays-Sundays only, so plan accordingly if you'd…read morelike to eat at their café! The farm is stunning! So much acreage of beautiful landscaping! Make sure to visit their cheese shop! You can sample all the cheeses for sale, and they have a ton of other items available for sale! What a fun place to visit!

The farm is fun to explore and visit…read more Had lunch at the cafe - menu is cheese heavy (obviously). Food is simple, shakes were the highlight. Cozy, inviting space; very friendly service.

This place is amazing. An incredible store with so many things to choose from. Everything apple and…read moremore. You can actually watch cider being pressed from behind a window. They have a cafe/bakery where you can purchase pies, turnovers and donuts. Unless you have a handicap parking permit, it's quite a hike to park. I saw a lot of older folks struggling to walk up the hill. It's also a Harvest Host location where you can reserve an RV spot and park overnight in your RV spot for free.

While visiting North Georgia, one must visit at least 1 orchard…read more This time, it was Mercier which is quite large with fresh bakery, gift and food items, and of course, apples ! First of the season offered some of my favorites, September Wonder and Crispins. It was close to closing time, so no fresh baked goods remaining. However, cider donuts were in the fridge, looking like they were made at a local bakery. $9 for a dozen which is less expensive than most places. Very friendly and clean place.

Love this market! Try this: Buy a tomato at the grocery store, and buy a tomato at Bryden's…read moreMarket. Take them both home and smell of them. The tomato from Bryden's smells like a fresh tomato and the other one doesn't have any smell at all. Guess which one will last the longest. The one from the grocery because you will eat the Bryden tomato first. (If you don't eat the Bryden tomato first it will last longer because the other one will rot first.) The people at Bryden's are friendly and helpful, too.

Amazing produce selection and amazing food! A local staple! Highly recommend anyone and everyone…read morestop by!