The lace is fantastic! Goat yoga was such a great experience. Getting to interact with the animals…read morewas a treat. The owners are absolutely wonderful and were so kind to us. I would come back here in a heartbeat!

If you haven't visited The Goatery at Kiawah River Farm, add it to your list! Their all natural…read morepeppermint lip balm instantly hydrated my stubborn dry lips, and the goat milk clay sage + rosemary hair mask made my chemically treated hair soft and easy to brush. Can't wait to try the Whey Good Rose + Rosemary shampoo bar next! Plan a trip to meet the animals and try goat yoga! The staff is amazing! It's beautiful and oh so peaceful!

Great people and produce and etc. a long time local family. Try the prepared productsread more

Best farm around. Owned and run by a very respectful family. They have been around forever and…read moreknow how to do business!

We made our first batch of homemade tomato sauce using Ambrose farm tomatoes and all locally…read moresourced ingredients. 6 cans down, 4 more to go! This was such a fun couples experience and the sauce is delicious! Thank you for offering the freshest and best ingredients.

This is a great activity to do on a sunny Saturday. The farm is located on scenic Wadmalaw Island…read more There was a huge selection of juicy red strawberries for $5 a pound as well as herbs, onions, carrots, and honey for purchase. It's about 30 minutes outside downtown Charleston, but totally worth the drive. And there's such sweet people running the place.

Friendly staff. Excellent fried ribs, fried shrimp and oysters. Mac and cheese excellent. Good…read moresized portions. Outside seating

Always Great ! Our go to spot for take out . The sides are always great too and make it easy when…read morewe pick up a few to add to our meals we cook at home.

Kelly is very a knowledgeable and talented artist! She was so kind to let us 'schedule' a tour at…read morethe very last minute to see what they do. She makes beautiful wool products with her animals' wool and dyes items with the indigo she grows at the farm. We were also able to u-pick and buy blackberries as we were lucky enough to stop in berry season. Her products are also available at Rosebank Farms Stand. Her husband is an extremely talented woodworker and his products are available at the farm as well. He makes a variety of items including drop spindles.

We had a fun time at Pluff Mudd farm during the Charleston Ag+Art Tour. Driving in you pass the…read moreowners home before you see the actual farm which includes donkeys, goats and a little store where they sell crafts made on the farm. We enjoyed speaking to Dale, the owner, and we purchased a few indigo dyed kitchen towels. We also watched demonstration of how flax plants (grown in the winter on the farm) is turn into linen floss aka flax line.

Storey Farms Market is a great place to pick up some fresh or frozen prepared foods, eggs, fresh…read moremilk, and meats! We typically grab a few of the frozen prepared meals which are fantastic for nights you want a healthy homemade meal but aren't in the mood to cook. They also have some local sauces, coffee, vegetables/fruits, and snacks. My little one loves tagging along to see the animals at the front of the market. They usually have chickens, ducks, and we've seen goats there before. They also decorate very cute for Halloween and the fall season

What a great find here on Johns Island! A farm that also sells their own eggs, chickens, pork,…read moreduck and vegetables! All grown on this farm. A store filled with jars of honey, jams, jellies. Prepared meals to take home. And the help here is wonderful! I can also call ahead to have a fresh chicken waiting for me. Now that's awesome!!!! I came home with a cherry pie and a beautiful loaf of bread.

Delicious! Me, my girlfriend and our family stopped by to see the Angel Oak tree. After that we all…read moreneeded a nice dinner and break from all of the thanksgiving turkey. The appetizers were great. We had broccoli bites, lump crab dip, and more and the portions were huge. To the point I had trouble eating my entire. The staff was amazing. The gift shop was cool as well, I had to pick up a few things from there too.

Enjoyed the lunch with friends, ordered the Tomato Shed Shrimp under the recommendation of my…read morefriend that had been here before and it was good Service was good, ordered the 50/50 iced tea and waitress came with the refill just in time Before my meal I went to wash my hands and found the funniest toilet in the World, ingenuos but really funny and I had to take two pictures. Not AI, pictures are real and I bet that if you work here or not you FLUSH and WASH YOUR HANDS no excuses LOL

3 cheeses in 3 hours class was delightful. Casey is a true gem. Very educational class, and all of…read morethe cheeses were so delicious and fresh (of course!). I enjoyed the farm tour and learning about what else they grow at the farm and how they've evolved over the years. Love having this farm on Johns Island!

This review is from forever ago, but I never thought to review it until I saw someone else share…read moretheirs. We showed up and got to see the goats for a minute before heading inside. We all sat down in the dining room at a big table and went through the process. I honestly thought we would be more involved in the cheese making process, but it was more of an instruction and tasting throughout. I still really enjoyed it, but wanted to clear that up. Throughout the class, we made different cheeses, tasted them with crackers and other accoutrements and learned the process behind it. We thoroughly enjoyed the class... so much so that we purchased the take home kit to make our own. You can get all the items on your own, but we wanted to be supportive so we took home a gallon of goats milk from the farm, rennet, and citric acid. Plus we got instructions to take home too. We enjoyed making the cheese at home and it tasted so good. I now definitely appreciate purchasing a ball of mozzarella at the store a little more these days.

I took my two children to Eden Wind Farm for a horse buddy experience. The setting was beautiful…read morewith large corrals, a pond and well kept barns. The kids were able to feed, brush and comb out the horses tails. They were taught the care of the horses hooves. With little to no experience they had a riding lesson on a very gentle horse. They talked about it for hours after we got home. They loved it and I loved seeing them so excited about the experience. We went home with a dozen free range eggs after a stop at their chicken coop to watch the chickens laying their eggs and collecting some of the eggs. Definitely a five star experience!

Best little working horse farm around! Our kids (13, 11 and 6) enjoyed 2 hours of undivided…read moreattention on feeding, grooming, saddle riding, and tee shirt print making! The owners are both amazing!! The farm is very simple yet incredibly constructed. The horses are very well loved and treated with laps of luxury. We will be returning soon to feed and love on the horses too!