Okay. I'm from Brooklyn…read more How could I be a good judge of boiled peanut. I almost wrecked my car a bunch of times. They taste like butter.

The produce is so fresh and flavorful! Best place for farm veggies and fruits! Love that we're in…read morethe neighborhood.

I have driven by many times but never gone in. You can call in or just order at the counter. This…read morerestaurant is take-out only. I ordered a Pimento cheese burger with sweet potato fries, my wife had the chicken tenders basket. The prices were very reasonable. Our order took about 15 minutes. While waiting we shopped in the produce side or Randall's where we were able to pick up some hard to find natural jellies as well as fresh produce. Once our order was complete we picked it up at the counter. I wish I had taken pictures as my burger was big, the bun was fresh and my plate was hot. The sweet potato fries were hot and freshly cooked. I could tell that my fries and my wife's meal were not cooked in grease that was old. Everything was delicious! My wife's chicken tenders were crisp and delicious as well. We both loved our meals and will definitely be back again in the future.

Food was good and service was good even though it was crowded. Would go to pick up food again.read more

Great selection of products and it's really good to know that they're fresh. Very helpful staff and…read moreI got some great new recipes. Can't wait to try them!

I'm confused why the only other reviewer left 3 stars but a happy review- they must not know how…read morestars work. Adluh Flour is a main fixture in Columbia, being probably the only remaining operating remnant of Columbia's industrial district. Most of the restaurants around use Adluh products in their kitchens, such as in their grits or in their baked goods. If you haven't had freshly milled grits before, you're missing out. They are an incredibly charitable company as well and have been known to help out with Harvest Hope and various food drives. Great company, great people, great grits.

Always a treat to have a gluten free sandwich that taste this good! Amazing as always.read more

I have very similar feelings about this location as I do with the WeCo one. I love how quick the…read moreservice is. The Webster was delicious and was the perfect lunch. The restaurant itself is really small and the parking lot is tiny, but that wasn't much of an issue for me. It felt homey if anything.

It's a really great little market, managed well by Michaela Barno. I actually look forward to each…read moreWednesday as this market has become sorta my social connection to the community. Plus, Murphy's Farm's first stall starts the shopping of correctly. Murph's a great guy, with great, fresh produce at fair prices. All the venders have always treated me fairly too. Henry's Bread Kitchen is worth the line! Great guy, and loves talking about his wonderful breads. Be there, I look forward to seeing ya!

Good French dip Not…read moregood chicken salad Been coming here for a few years and todays chicken sandwich was a miss. Barely any salad on a 14 dollar sandwich and chicken was super chewy

Food was good, but not amazing. 3 people ordered patty melts which had a nice balance of cheese,…read moreonions and meat. I ordered the fig and goat cheese flatbread, which was good, but had little to no fig flavor, which was a bit disappointing. French dip got great reviews from someone in my party. Prepare to be disappointed in the "chocolate factory" which does not appear to be anything one could tour. There was a woman in the gift shop assembling white chocolate turtles in between ringing up customers, but that was it. Gift shop has some different things, but of our party of 6 people, no one found anything to purchase. First, secure a table and make note of the number. Next, order and pay at the counter and provide the table number. Lastly, get your drinks and return to the table to wait for your food. Robot "waiters" assit the servers by rolling out the food to your table.

Excellent fresh local produce, homemade bake good and fresh dairy, cheese spreads and seasonal…read moreplants. Fresh SC shrimp too. Open Tuesday-Saturday 9 am-5 pm. Closed Sunday and Monday.

I was so excited when I drove past this olive store. I lived in Italy for two years and love trying…read moreflavored olive oils. I was parking my car and before I could close my door the old lady that works there came running out screaming "I can't park there and it's only for her customers.". I said "yes I know that's why I parked here." I was about to walk in and immediately turned around because if you are that rude to someone before they walk into your store you don't deserve my money. I ordered my olive oils and have them shipped from Italy and a small olive store in Michigan.

This is a fun place to spend a little time sampling oils and vinegars -- so many diverse flavors,…read moreand great staff there to suggest how to mix the flavors and use them at home. Their products are a little more pricey than you would get at a local supermarket, because of the quality, variety, and customer service (free tastings!). If you're looking for a break on the price, look at their website and social media for various discounts on special days or return your empty bottles from the store and refill them for a small discount. Thanks to the Crescent Olive I make my own delicious salad dressings and many of my own sauces for veggies and meat. I love this place and their products.