Lineberger's Farms is the best. I have visited to pick both strawberries and figs. The farm is…read moregorgeous and sprawling. It was not very crowded both times I went which made the expierence even more enjoyable. The parking is a little bit limited but has never been an issue. I think their prices are very reasonable (either being same or cheaper than stores)

Great place to take your kids and grandkids strawberry picking. You can wander all over the…read morestrawberry field and pick and eat as you pick. Nice play area for toddlers as well. Check them out.

I'm editing my previous review. I went again today and the staff members were much friendlier. I…read moremust have gone on an off day with my mom. Today, they answered questions, welcomed us into the store, and made the experience much more comfortable. The produce is still high quality, so I will continue to come back.

I stumbled across Barbee Farms a few years ago when I was searching for nearby farms with CSA's…read moreavailable. I didn't end up signing up for a CSA but I did start making regular trips to the farm to pick up produce. Their produce is always fresh and delicious. My favorite is their peaches but they have fantastic heirloom tomatoes, corn, etc as well. Everyone is very nice, there is plenty of parking, easy access off I-85 and you get to love on their sweet pups.

I love this market/general store! The produce is always amazing. I wish they'd have their apple…read morecider slushie all year round. It's my favorite. And I love all the metal signs they carry too. My mom collects stuff like that so I always have to make sure I get one every now and then.

My favorite kind of place!…read more A nice selection of good looking produce, numerous plants/vegetables/herbs, yard art & bird houses are outside. Inside is full of specialty items including meats, cheeses, spreads, milk, candies, salsas, jams, butters, honey, t-shirts & more. They had gorgeous flower bouquets that would be a nice treat to oneself or gift for someone! The staff were very friendly and helpful. I highly recommend this place! It's a great place to stop by itself or while also shopping the other stores along the main strip!

This place is amazing! Large assortment of fresh produce! Prices are not overpriced and there is a…read morevariety of some of everything there. They have beautiful plants and a huge selection of jams, pickles veggies, and peanut butter. The product is so fresh you need to make sure you're up early bc it may be gone by the time you make it out. Early bird always gets the worm!

My family and I always shop here and have never once been disappointed! I love the large variety of…read moreproduce and selection of other products & plants! The quality is always top notch & some of the best tasting, perfectly ripe peaches I've ever tasted! They sell GREAT smelling candle warmer melts as well. Always friendly and polite! Wonderful place to spend your money!

What a lovely little gem of a place I have been riding by for so long now! It's right on route 29…read moreheading towards Kannapolis across from my favorite local Christian bookstore. We stopped in to get my sister some local honey, but what we found was so much more. Fresh jams, and locally grown fruits and vegetables for a much better price than the supermarkets. I purchased the most beautiful cucumbers, ginger root and tomatoes. My total was $2.37!!!! Color me very happily impressed! Friendly helpful staff, checkout folks, and plus... Get this. A discount for paying in cash. I appreciate the honest way that they do business here. I try to support local businesses and enjoy using fresh quality, locally sourced produce. I like knowing that I am saving money. This business tics every box. They did a great thing here. Easily five stars! Of course, I will be back.

I stumbled upon Farm Fresh Markets as I drove down Highway 29 in Kannapolis. I could see a nice…read moreselection of local North Carolina raw Honey, sauces, sauces and Jams. (They had me at locally grown Honey). There's also a nursery for the plant lovers. I had the opportunity to meet Ronnie who was gingerly stocking the stand with fresh locally grown tomatoes, he informed me that Farm Fresh Markets is a 50 year family owned business that loves taking care of the community. In addition to the freshest fruits, eggs and vegetables they also showcase locally made bread, coffee and candles.

Shame on you Lazy 5....you break the law every time you turn someone with a service animal away. A…read morecomplaint will be filed with the ADA on behalf of my daughter and her Autism service dog. I even offered to sit in the car the entire time (with the dog) so my 2 daughters could go on the ride through experience. Just so you are aware, here is what the law says... A zoo cannot deny you entry just because you have a service dog. Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), zoos are public accommodations and must allow service dogs anywhere the general public is allowed -- with only a few narrow exceptions. --- What the ADA actually says * Zoos must admit service dogs in all public areas. US Service A... * They may only restrict a service dog from specific zones where the dog's presence would disturb or endanger the animals, such as:* Petting zoos * Walk‑through exhibits * Predator/prey enclosures * Back‑of‑house areas These restrictions must be based on real safety concerns, not fear or assumptions. The Seeing Eye * Even when an area is restricted, the zoo must provide an alternate route so you can still enjoy the exhibit. US Service A... * A zoo cannot ban service dogs from the entire facility. US Service A... --- When a zoo can deny access Only two situations allow a zoo to exclude a service dog from a specific area: * The dog is out of control (e.g., barking, lunging, not under handler control). * The dog is not housebroken. These are the only ADA‑approved reasons for exclusion from public areas. tukilost.com --- What staff are allowed to ask Legally, zoo employees may ask only: 1. "Is the dog a service animal required because of a disability?" 2. "What work or task has the dog been trained to perform?" They cannot ask for paperwork, certification, or proof. Lazy 5 Ranch is not exempt from ADA service‑animal laws -- but they are allowed to restrict service dogs from certain areas because of the unique nature of their facility. Here's the full breakdown, grounded in ADA rules and how they apply to walk‑through or drive‑through animal parks. --- ADA rules for places like Lazy 5 Ranch Under the ADA, all public accommodations must allow service dogs. Zoos, aquariums, and wildlife parks fall under this category.

This place was SOOOOOO much interactive fun!! My boo took me here for a date and we had a blast…read more Took so many pics, it is ridiculous. It was a very different kind of experience as I have never been through a drive through animal park where you can feed the animals. I enjoyed it greatly! All types of animals - zebras, giraffes, donkeys, baby piglets, ostriches, llamas, alpacas and more. I would totally go back. So much fun and everyone that works there was awesome, friendly, informative!

We had so much fun in the sun picking strawberries! They have a huge parking area and you must…read morebring cash. They offer three different sizes of baskets! Small, medium and large. There are rows and rows of fresh strawberries for you to pick!

This spot is not too far from the interstate and plenty of spaces for parking. Price per gallon…read morebasket is $15 you pick or $17 if they pick for you.

I love the Foothills Farmers Market! Always has such a great selection of vendors and a fun, easy…read moregoing atmosphere! The Farmers Market staff is friendly and always open to selections!

It is our Saturday morning routine to go to the Foothills Farmer's Market every week! It is a…read moreblessing to make connections with local small businesses and to be able to support them consistently!