They have great vegetables. Shelled green butterbeans, fresh okra and heirloom tomatoes are so…read morefresh and delicious.

From the owner: We specialize in local Fruits and Vegetables for sale. read more

A delightful selection of fresh food from local farmers, paired with an array of tasty treats like…read morehomemade jams, baked goods, and pasta, inspires a true celebration of community and flavor.

Lots of fun. Good vendors. Cool atmosphere. Unfortunately, quite overpriced goods compared to other…read morefarmer's markets around the country. That's the only reason it gets 3 stars as opposed to 5.

Best local selection for local groceries. Can't speak of this place enough. The staff always has…read moresomeone there that knows so much about their products. It's perfectly located downtown. Parking behind the building. I look forward to going here every week.

I was in the neighborhood enjoying some Crafting fun across the street & noticed this Great little…read morestore. Very friendly & helpful young lady who enjoys some therapeutic crocheting! Nice looking veggies. I picked up some oyster mushrooms and Lions main. The Spinach and baby Arugula was so FRESH looking. Can't wait to try sautéed shrooms & spinach with pasta topped with Arugula and sprinkling of grated cheese. I also picked up some interesting beverages. Definitely on my return list!

I am not an Aldi shopper; however, there was something drawing me to check out the new location on…read moremy way to Costco. The parking lot is large. I walked in and was immediately impressed with the bright, clean and amply stocked shelves and cold cases. There's lots of national brand items at lower prices than Publix and many store brands that I frequently purchase to fill my pantry . There were two large aisles of Aldi Finds ... unusual items that you wouldn't expect to find at an Aldi. The produce, meats, cheeses, etc., looked decent. As I had other stops, I didn't purchase anything that needed refrigeration. There were numerous staff on the floor ... all interactions were friendly and helpful. I definitely plan to return ...

ALDI ALDI ALDI. I'm a huge fan of ALDI and this location is right in line with the brand. It has…read morethe familiar layout, the same reliable product selection, and the usual 25 cents deposit for your shopping cart. That little ritual always makes me smile because it feels like part of the ALDI rhythm. The store was clean, well organized, and fully stocked. We had no trouble finding our favorite snacks, and as always, the prices were excellent. Even the men's room was clean and well maintained, which is something I always appreciate. Checkout was quick and efficient, just the way I like it. We were able to get in, grab what we needed, and be back on the road in no time. This was a smooth and satisfying shopping experience from start to finish. A great stop, and one I'd gladly return to. [Review 1405 of 2025 - 1349 in South Carolina - 24957 overall]

Absolutely excellent quality fish got the golden tile and made it for the fam while on vacation…read more Great place for good quality seafood.

Simmons seafood has been our families go to since they were located on Shem Creek! Still worth the…read moredrive to Isle of Palms to get the freshest seafood, the best Customer Service, and a lot of other Lowcountry eats! Lots of goodies that are definitely made locally. The young man that helped me today as well as people that have helped me in the past are all very friendly and helpful even if they're busy! It was a very rainy day, but he helped me get my oysters and shrimp into the cooler and then brought it out to my car for me! Look around and take all the Lowcountry items that can be found in this wonderful Lowcountry staple of a seafood market!

I just discovered this gem apparently I have been living under a rock!! It is small but packs a…read morepowerful punch with the volume of fresh produce here at this Farmer's Market. It's located behind the main drag on the left as if you are heading to the old train depot. They have parking there and it's less than a minute walk to the market. They have a variety of locally grown (John's Island & Wadmalaw ) vegetables, Fruit & Nuts. Plus today I met some local artists, Elizabeth for one, working on a variety of platforms painting beach themed work. Amazing. She has some beautiful work on display. I saw shrimp for sale and of course coffee. I also noticed they have bathrooms in a building at the back of the market. Some nice plants for sale here also. I really loved this Market & wish all the vendors well. Just sad that I discovered it late in their season.

The setting alone deserves 5 stars. This Farmer's Market is smaller than many, but it's under a…read morebeautiful stand of trees, next to Poe Library, Sullivan's Island elementary and a historic bunker. The location can't get much better than that. There's plenty of car and golf cart parking. The market lasts from 2pm until 7pm, so there's no mad rush of people creating a shortage of places to park. Although there are limited numbers of venders, they're each unique. There's no endless numbers of craft tents, but a select few. Love that they have a sweetgrass basket vender. The plant vender offers all organically grown products. There's also a food truck and live music. I was able to buy all the ingredients for a fresh mozzarella salad. Fresh basil, olive oil, mozzarella and tomatoes.

Although I don't get here often enough, this market is one of my favorites. The vendors are great-…read morewonderful produce, pasta, bread, pottery, jewelry, and fairy hair!!. Also there is almost always live music and the option of indulging in the full bar at Pour House. Parking bites. I generally park pretty far away and add a long walk to my market day.

Finally I got to visit the Pour House in Charleston! I went on a Sunday for Motown. Wow such an…read moreawesome vibe, lots of activities going on, market shopping, tasty food trucks, live music, yoga and and wonderful bar service. I loved everything about the location, can't wait to visit again! Oh don't forget to walk around and see all the beautiful murals. @glampedlife

I adore this entire concept and neighborhood feel of Fresh Future Farm. This is a small, locally…read moreowned farm that provides fresh produce and food items in an area that would be considered a "food desert". As soon as we walked up we were greeted and given a tour of the farm and provided information about current and future goings ons. Inside of the small store located on the grounds was an assortment of their fruits, veggies, eggs, nuts etc. After visiting and hearing all the positive things going on at this farm we will defiantly be back for fresh eggs and produce.

A small working farm with a store that sells fresh produce grown on site. Today, I purchased an…read moreheirloom tomato and cucumber, some Malabar spinach, bell peppers, and chiles. The store supplements the harvest of its own farm with additional (mostly regionally grown) produce, as well as dry goods and frozen items to round out the selection. You are welcome to walk among the crops to see for yourself what will be coming to the store shelves next. The store building, border fence, and various structures throughout the farm are colorfully painted, which creates a cheerful atmosphere that is matched by the pleasant disposition of the folks who run the farm and store.

Really enjoyed visiting the Charleston Farmers Market. Located in Marion Square in beautiful…read moredowntown. There's a great variety of fresh produce, local food, and handmade items. The atmosphere is lively and perfect for a weekend outing. We weee visiting and picked up some great gifts to bring home. We enjoyed browsing what the has to offer & thought our coffee were delightful from Coastal Cowgirl Coffee too! My daughter got cotton candy that did t have much flavor just tasty ed of plain sure yet still a fun treat. They have the nicest set up for pets. Little doggie stations that have tents, towels, buckets of water and bowls for them to rehydrate. They go above and beyond for their furry friends visiting the market. Only downside was that it gets quite crowded, fresh produce and local crafts can be somewhat expensive & you have to pay for parking, so you may have a little further of a walk to get there.

I went to Charleston Farmers Market shopping for Gorgeous Beautiful Flowers for Mother's Day and it…read morewas a win, win, win! Very packed but I got more than I needed and it was less than $60 for everything!! Extremely happy and highly recommend Going again!

This is a review solely for the Food Film Festival that was held at Growfood. They're planning to…read moremake it an annual event and I'd highly recommend attending the next one! I went with a couple of friends and we had the best time. It was a great event at a great venue. How many times have you watched a film (for me, it's the tv show Top Chef) and saw something that looked incredibly tasty and wished you could sample it? The idea of the Food Film Festival was born from that very desire. I went to Friday night's event which was called Edible Adventure #007: International Meal of Mystery. Some of the offerings weren't necessarily international per se (there were some films/food from Chicago and Canada) but we'll let that slide because honestly who cares when you're stuffing your face? For the price of a ticket (with a discount code it was $45), we got to watch about 8 short films (ranging from 45 seconds to around 12 minutes), beer and/or wine and a plethora of different foods to sample. While you're watching these films, there will come a pivotal time where you'll say to yourself "wow, that looks great. I wonder what that tastes like." And then, right on cue, out comes the food and you get to taste the very food you're watching on the screen. We enjoyed pretty much everything we were offered, from the savory pocket pies to the amazing doughnuts, all of which were either prepared on site or flown in overnight, with a lot of the food being served by the same people featured in these films. The big showstopper meal of the night was the ramen that was made by the star of the documentary, Ramen Dreams. This was real authentic ramen made by a ramen master flown in from Japan. This is not the $1 ramen that got us through our college years. It looked amazing and tasted even better! I missed out on going to Saturday night's event but if it was anything like Friday night's, I'm sure it was just as great. These unique kinds of events is what makes us so fortunate to be living in a place like Charleston. I thought it was such a fun experience and can't wait to see what they'll bring us next year!