This place is worth stopping in for all kinds of produce, homemade desserts, eggs, cheese, jams,…read morejellies, decorations, and garden plants and shrubs. There's several rooms to it and nooks and crannies so take your time or you'll miss out on seeing it all!!

Traveling through Biscoe from Johnston County, NC to Oconee County, SC and stopped to pick up a…read morebag of oranges. Very friendly and helpful folks, but this review is about the apple fritters. I like apple fritters and have eaten a few in the last 70 years, but the one I got at Moore's was the best one I've ever had in my life. I'm glad I don't live close by. I would hurt myself.

We stopped by here to check out their produce, especially the peaches. This place is a small, open…read moreair produce stand on NC 211, a couple of miles off US Highway 220, 3 or 4 miles south of Candor. All the produce looked nice, and we ended up with both white and yellow (Loring) peaches, 2 very nice cantaloupes, a small watermelon, some excellent looking okra and cucumbers, and several tomatoes - total cost of $18. We tasted the peaches and the cantaloupe and both were super, best of the young summer.

They let us taste the peaches before purchasing. They were very helpful in serving and transporting…read moreproduce to the car. The prices were excellent and comparable to other places we were checking on but Chappells were the friendliest and helpful.

Love this place! We have gone twice now since we moved here for strawberries. We love picking…read morestrawberries in this place has huge and very tasty strawberries. I love the little store of handmade products. We even got a jar of Miss Lacey's cake. Mix to add with our freshly picked strawberries.

We have been coming here for years, however this will be our last visit. The smell was awful. My…read morethroat, eyes, and nose burnt and ran the entire day. By the end of the day, I had a terrible headache. As we were leaving I asked about the strange odor and told them about the issues it was causing. They said it was from hemp they were curing in the back. They said they just started farming hemp this year which is why I didn't have issues with the smell other years. It was awful.

Great place for local food items including honey. Fun to look around at the different and unique…read moreCarolina meats.

We've stopped in here a number of times over the years. The produce is always nice, especially the…read morepeaches and tomatoes. They have already shelled field peas, butter beans, and more. You can get country ham, ham hocks, and sausage, as well. The people here are nice and always helpful. And right next door is Stubbs & Son BBQ - same owner, same great pork barbecue as Allen & Son in Pittsboro.

We had a nice time here today picking blueberries. I think we picked around 20 pounds when all was…read moresaid and done. Around $40 if $2/lb. The place was easy to find and once you see the sign, drive straight and then take a right at the end. You'll see other cars and the picnic tables/weigh area. They had free bug spray, sunscreen, and stuff for sale like popsicles for $1, ice cream for $2, water for $.50, Uncrustables for cheap, etc. They lend you baskets, but they charge for the use and she said something about returning them. I would ask them for more details, because we didn't borrow them, so I may be wrong. We brought our own and they weigh the basket beforehand so they don't charge your basket's weight. Bring your own... even a tupperware works! We brought oversized cups-- like you get at a movie theatre. Worked great and easy to hold. The only worker we met was very nice. She was helpful and polite. Only one critique because it bothered me... there's a short newspaper clipping hanging near the picnic tables (from 2008?) interviewing Mama Carter and she mentioned (IMO unnecessarily) that their great (great?) grandfather has deep NC roots and would often don his confederate army gear. It was almost written as a point of pride and as an American who believes in equal rights and civil rights, I would not find that to be something to boast about. Left a bad taste in my mouth. Being interviewed, you can share many things about your family's history that show pride about living in NC but celebrating how your family roots date back to supporting racist, slave-owning efforts was a bummer. I encourage the current owners, probably family members, as the Carters have passed away, to consider taking that clipping down and celebrate their long legacy of blueberry planting/harvesting in a more inclusive way.

Blueberry Bonanza! We arrived early on a Saturday morning and were greeted so warmly. I described…read morethe huge amount of recipes I wanted to make and was informed that possibly two of the buckets full would be needed. We were offered some bug spray and also told that because of the rain it would be muddy and buggy out there. I wore some knee high rubber boots so I was ready! Row upon row of plump beautiful blueberries were just waiting to be picked, and in only about an hour and a half we had already filled our buckets. The price can not be beat for this quality. We paid only $20 for alllllll those berries and the buckets and two waters. I made muffins, bread, cobbler, pie, savory flatbreads, simple syrup, a sauce for pork, and frozen dog treats! This was a really fun activity that also provided some delicious treats!

Cheryl is always so friendly and helpful! Sprouts truly has everything we need. I love that they…read morehave seasonal produce as well as staples. The best place to shop for all your health needs!

My favorite grocery store in Fayetteville, they have the best customer service in the area!…read moreGreat healthy options. Love getting my vitamins here and skincare. Especially during their vitamin sales!

Jimmy and Mitzi have fabulous produce year round and their strawberries are the best!! They are…read morevery friendly and helpful. It is well worth the drive if you don't live in the area.

Wow, this is definitely a hidden gem, and i am not sure that i want to share it with you all…read more This is a family owned business that grows their own strawberries. Every year we go there, even though it'll take over an hour to drive to, it is well worth the strawberries. These are all pick your own and are non GMO based. They aren't sprayed with pesticides and are able to be eaten off the vine. They had some of the largest strawberries I've ever seen (outside of the genetically modified ones you may get from the stores). They have tons of rows of strawberries to pick from, and there is rarely a chance to find any rows that are completely empty. They sell them at $3/pound, which in my eyes, is great, especially for the quality of these strawberries. This year was a little different, as they were also growing cabbage, lettuce and rhubarb. *though you couldn't pick your own, it was available inside their little cozy store* They had a great selection of hanging flowers as well and we picked one up to hang outside of our house. If you like ice cream, they have locally sourced ice cream that was amazing. my kids love eating it every time. Overall, this is definitely the best place to do 'pick your own' strawberries, and definitely worth the drive.

Great local farm stand with an optional you- pick strawberry farm…read more The stand offers a great variety of fruits and veggies, plants, jars/jams and ice cream. Friendly owners and workers who always just smile at my kids covered in strawberries that they ate in the field :) Note: White Hill also participates in the Pinehurst Farmer's Market (Saturday's 10-1pm).