This nice family run business offers great service. The produce is hit or miss as things sell out…read morefast. Sometimes their peaches and tomatoes have been just average, not sure why since. Overall it's worth coming here to buy local produce, meats and other things.

Picturesque, family owned and friendly local market for fruits, vegetables, meats, honeys, dairy…read moreproducts, and tasty snacks all sourced locally! That's the kind of market I remember as a kid, and everyone should stop by and check it out! You'll get great local products and avoid the trip to the big chain store! Dr john

The challenge shopping here is the store lets things run out. I have gone in for certain items such…read moreas bread, English muffins and their favored waters only to find the shelf empty and this happens a lot. It's not new it was the same last year unlike the Aldi's I shop at in Fort Lauderdale.?self checkout is plentiful unlike other cities

Thank goodness they are finally in Franklin. I used to shop there years ago in the Midwest and…read moreloved their fresh produce, great prices and availability of items to help me budget my grocery bill. The same stands true for this facility. They even had a lot of very nice selections of vegan friendly convenience foods. I did purchase the non dairy whipped cream, 2 different vegan ready burgers and a bag of vegan meatballs. I would like to see a brand of non dairy yogurt as I didn't see any, but maybe there was. The lines were going fairly smoothly and I had all my groceries separated already in their reusable grocery bags ( which as a grand opening gift, you receive 2). The cashier was very apprehensive that I had just placed the bags full on the conveyor belt instead of dumping all the items. I always have an extra bag empty and ready to begin the bagging process on the end but she was anxious. I thought it went well and she did a good job but she asked me to next time take all the items out and place them on the conveyor belt! Honestly, I am hoping the store video will show her how smoothly that went because at a bag it yourself grocery and even a regular grocery store it goes so much smoother. That's my only concern. Great store, good prices and good service. Maybe add 2-3 lanes of checkers for those of us who bulk shop and live a distance away. As I am thinking about the shopping cart, you need a quarter to activate it. And there are many self checkouts as opposed to the one checker. Guessing they really would prefer small amounts to be purchased and not large orders.

Every year in the middle of July, my Mom goes here to get her Corn on the Cob fix. Everyone loves…read moretheir corn They sell either by half a dozen or a dozen. Their prices are a bit higher than stores but they have higher quality vegetables and fruits . They're open 10Am- 5Pm every day except Sundays greet place to stop and take a look. They sell icecream on cones or in cups too starting at $4.50 a scoop.

They have the best corn! Fresh bicolor corn for super cheap! Also, fairy tale eggplants were…read moreavailable last week and are the cutest things ever! Fresh tomatoes, okra, lettuce, beans,etc. I've never gotten Lima beans unprocessed by the farm. In Charleston,S.C. You literally have to get on a list to be able to acquire them. Here, they're in their pods and last much longer! Also readily available. They are the biggest and most beautiful Lima beans I've ever seen. The okra is also eye candy. Very happy with my purchases and will become a regular customer.

I'm surprised no one has reviewed Tallent's Produce yet. This is our go to produce place. They…read morehave a great selection of tomatoes and all kinds of fruits and vegetables. All super fresh and tasty. Friendly folks working there. We look forward to going there on our way home from the grocery store because we prefer to buy produce from Tallents! They also have a large selection of jams!

I've been going to Dusty's Rhodes Superette at least 15 years when in Highlands. Steaks from the…read morebutcher shop are always great, and we get scones, cinnamon rolls and side dishes from the freezer as well. Occasionally, we get some deli food and have even bought some toys for our grandchildren from the area in the back. Almost always part of our Highlands trip, which is more frequent than in the past.

This place is great! Small grocery / meat market / bakery. Fantastic premade items too. We picked…read moreup some chicken salad and broccoli slaw today and both were delicious! They're closed Sunday and Monday and not open late so you'll need to plan accordingly. Great place to stop and get the fixings for a beautiful picnic! They also have a cute toy shop in the back.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW - Skip is the owner/operator of this cozy little produce stand next to…read moreMountain Junction General Store, and he's awesome! THE SCENE We made a brief stop @ the store on our way to Glen Falls with a group of 17. Our intention was to use the restroom and get some drinks, but we discovered vintage candy, cool old signs and a REALLY cool old diner counter that caused such a nostalgic tingle that we all began to reminisce about our childhood. Skip walked over to the General Store to introduce himself when we noticed he had boiled peanuts cooking. However, they were not yet ready. Since we would be hiking for the next 2 hours AND we had to come back this way anyway, I promised him I would stop back for a cup of his home made peanuts. I was intrigued that he was using what he says is a 1865 recipe that uses very little salt. Through several depressions over the decades, the ingredients he uses became more difficult to get and more expensive, so larger quantities of salt began to be used since salt was cheaper. I'm a sucker for a good story, and was convinced I had to come back and try this 150+ year old recipe. THE EXPERIENCE After our hike, we were in a rush to make it to dinner at The Dillard House. We had a pack of 3 cars, but the lead car kept towards the restaurant while I and the car behind me broke off to stop for peanuts. I figured it would be a quick stop, since the peanuts only had to be scooped into the cup... but Skip had other plans for us. He was truly excited about our visit and would not let us leave without trying his fresh churned whipped cream, which to all of us tasted like a frothy vanilla ice cream. He then put some of his homemade cheese on a thin cracker and topped it with home grown tomatoes that he soaked in some sort of brine. They were delicious! Next he gave us a scoop of apple butter to share, but we kept insisting we had to go. So, reluctantly he put my boiled peanuts in a Styrofoam cup so I could finally pay and go. But a curious thing happened. FIRST - None of the teens or adults with me, except for my family, had ever had boiled peanuts. Normally this is an acquired taste, but his were so good that even these first timers loved them. So we stayed to order a second cup. SECOND - We had three teenage boys, three teenaged girls and a preteen boy with us. During our time there Skip mentioned how he calls to the cows in the field behind us and they respond. "Here kitty, kitty, kitty!" he says, but for the first 15 minutes of our stop they were no where in sight. Suddenly, as we were downing the second cup of boiled peanuts a herd of cows came walking across the field. Our kids were so excited that they all ran to the gate to greet them while skip went to get a cabbage (which he cut up and gave to the kids to feed the cows). They were in heaven, especially the girls, as they enjoyed this unique experience. FINAL THOUGHTS Skip was fabulous and full of stories that added great flavor to our day. If you are a boiled peanut fan, or have always wanted to try them, Victory Garden Produce should be on your short list. We had an amazing day and both Victory Garden Produce & Mountain Junction General Store were big contributors to our happiness this beautiful Saturday! 2017/100

Well, that was interesting! We had quite the experience at this little roadside stop…read more Skip let us try the boiled peanuts, tomatoes, cheese, the whipped cream, the apple butter & some salsa. The boiled peanuts were really salty & delicious! Everything seemed to be homemade by himself. The whipped cream tasted to me like ice cream! I also really liked the tomato & cheese snack he made for us to share! Unfortunately, I had already purchased apple butter at the adjacent store, but I think I prefer Skip's. He spun quite a yarn of stories keeping us long past the time we should have been there. He was very interesting. The cows showed up in the pasture & he let our group take photos with them while we fed them some cabbage. Everyone seemed to enjoy the cows & calves. This is a definate must see in the area which contributes to the local flavor! See you soon Skip!

The apple pies and apple fritters are amazing. Definitely recommend. The lines are long but worth…read morethe wait. Goes without saying that their apples are delicious. Friendly people as well.

They retired and are no longer in business. Lovely gentleman on the phone. Wish I could of had the…read morechance to go.

Great people Great atmosphere. You can get everything from home made breads and pastries, fresh…read moreground flour fresh ground grits, home made treats to specialty ketchup. They have it all.

Ingenious and unpretentious Farmer's Market, which is actually staffed and run by local farmers…read morefrom Northern Georgia! Each farm sets up a stand or two selling everything from peaches to meats, from honey to vegetables, from home-grown tomatoes to okra, from sweets and cookies to cakes and pies, from ceareals and meals to corn and poultry, from cured ham to nuts, salads, jams, pastries, seeds, beans, pumpkins and a huge amount more. Tons of parking. Very friendly farmer-purveyors. Easy access for everyone. Some shade, but it can get hot on a sunny day. Bring your own bags if you make large purchases as they were a bit short on 'em; and its just being courteous doing so! Bring lots of cash and coins. No credit cards please - they didn't mind at all waiting while I counted out quarters... Fantastic small stop by at a local corner inside an outdoor mall area, where locals pull up in rigs, trucks, 4x4 and tractors. These farmers really are going all out and OUT-competing the grocers and 'big' box office retailers. They are also by far way more interesting to talk to and I will support this Farmers Market in Clayton again very soon!!! REBEL Review: 5+