Fun place to go. Free parking. Open every weekend. Bring cash. Shop local. All spaces were…read moreoccupied, plenty to see and do.

From the owner: The original Blue ridge flea Market has very high visibility and has been in continuous operation…read morefor 38 years (since 1985). We have enclosed permanent booths, open booths with tables and room for popups. Open every weekend from 9:00 AM until 5:00 PM. Come join the many vendors already set-up at the Market – antiques, artists, bakers, collectibles, crafters, gardeners, hats, locally raised meats, organically grown produce, tools, woodwork – just to name a few.

Always a nice drive and experience visiting Mountain Valley Farm. The beef is legit the best beef I…read morehave ever tasted. Bring a cooler and stock up while you are here. Bring the kids so they can see the animals (and maybe get them an I've cream while you're there). Or, I'd the kids aren't with you, go to the winery just around the corner for some relaxation.

I've been going to this place for 3-4 years. It was a little pricey but very good. It isn't the…read moresame quality anymore. I was told they had a new butcher. The ground beef if full of fat. I bit down on gristle and what seemed to be a bone fragment lately. Stew beef you could cut with a fork but not anymore. I will be looking for another place. Something has changed here

They have great ice cream! I always order the peach ice cream. They also have delicious apple cider…read moredonuts. The service is quick and easy. It's always busy but in a fun way. The market is full of different local items. We usually get the honest crisp apples, salsa, and strawberries. The environment is busy, fun, and friendly! We always participate in the fall festivities & spring flower picking

Went in October during pumpkin season and it was great! The little farmer's shop has homemade…read moreeverything you can think of. From various pickles to so many jams and fresh fruit to chicken salad to sausage to breads and so many other products. They also have an extension to the market where they have food and dessert which I didn't indulge in but wish I had from all the raving reviews of their ice cream. The experience itself was fun but the activities were lacking a bit. The pumpkin farm didn't have any actual attached pumpkins to the vines which was sad but still a nice experience. Also, the flower picking farm was extra $ and the flowers were beautiful.

Great location outside of Elijay for apples and treats. I like their dried fruit and gourd options…read moreduring the fall. Fried pies are better at the store across the road. The dough here is too heavy for me. Cider price is lower here but not very tasty.

Another absolute must-visit when you're in Ellijay…read more Let me start with the food -- because wow. By far some of the freshest and most flavorful apple pies I've ever had. Not "good for a farm market"... just flat-out amazing. The kind of pie you immediately start thinking about on the drive home. Their produce selection is equally impressive. We're talking everything from purple carrots to vegetables I didn't even know I needed in my life until I saw them. On top of that: homemade candies, jars of jam with flavor combinations I never would have imagined, and yes -- chow chow. If you've never had chow chow, do yourself a favor and try it. Game changer. But what truly makes this place special is the people. The ladies at the register were older, sweet, hilarious, and full of personality. One of them even flirted with me -- I had to tell her, "You can't handle this ride, grandma!" The entire exchange had me laughing the rest of the visit. In the back, a group of women were playing mahjong, just enjoying life, laughing, and clearly at home in the space. That energy carried throughout the whole market. It's the kind of place that feels lived in, loved, and genuinely warm. Even the guy outside in the parking lot collecting carts, casually smoking a cigarette, was one of the chillest people I've met. Everyone there just seemed... happy. Comfortable. Real. This place put a real smile on my face. Not because it's flashy or fancy -- but because it's authentic. Good food, good people, good energy. I already can't wait to go back. If you're in Ellijay and you don't stop here, you're doing the trip wrong.

Website and voice mail says open on Tuesday. NOT!!!! Drove over from Murphy NC on October 21st,…read moreNOBODY there. NOTHING! Even the bathrooms were locked.

It's a must-visit farmers market. Whenever I'm in town and it's market season, I go every Saturday…read moreto get my veggies, eggs and fruits for the week. They hold the market on Saturdays and Tuesdays, but it's much easier for me to make it on a weekend than a weekday. The parking lot is always busy, but I've never had an issue, because cars come and go all the time and there are plenty of places to park. It's a pretty large market with a lot of vendors. They differ every weekend it seems, because some weekends you see them and others you don't. However, I always make out with bags full of in-season goods. They also have a lot of wood-works, kettle corn, ice cream, gardeners, pottery etc. Never gets boring. They have dog-sitters in a small inclosure for the for those who visits with their fur-babies!! Pumpkin contests in the fall and occasional events.

Love this market we go all the time. Bought tomato plants and they were the best plants ever. Even…read morecame back stronger the next year without planting. Looking forward to them opening soon!!! Everyone is friendly and helpful.

I bought several kinds of cookies. When I got home, I noticed they were all out of date. All of…read morethem were stale..some more than others. I threw away most of them because the taste was really off. The bell peppers were beginning to shrivel the next morning. I did use them; however, they had been picked a long time. The watermelon was very good. The store was clean and staff was nice and said thank you which is important to me because that showed they did appreciate my stopping in. I live about 1 hr. And 45 mins. away so that was a long way to go for mediocre produce. Thank you for allowing me to review my experience. Almeda Hoffman; Rossville, Ga.

Sunrise Grocery is packed with everything from gnomes to original art to handmade soap to toys and…read moreeven jalapeño jams and jellies! But... The main reason to stop by? Their unbelievably delicious boiled peanuts, made fresh daily in cast iron kettles. Do not leave without buying a bag (or several!)

This is an old style grocery market outside Blairsville. It has gas pumps . We got little bottles…read moreof coke and neihi grape soda. They have hot boiled peanuts. Country ham, chocolates, canned food. They have beautiful photos framed in a room. We loved the chocolate covered peanut clusters. They do have an old fashioned bathroom. Very friendly lady behind the counter.

They def have a few pumpkins! Vegetables, fruit, fresh…read moreeverything. Friendly folks. Looks like everyone comes to look and buy. Plenty of shoppers!

Great selection of fresh produce and fruit! Lots of great canned products jellies and jams to…read morerelish and salsa! Priced great for the quality of freshness. Staff were super polite! Stop in and see them!

The things which are essential: 1. Rainbow unicorn beard,…read moresoap, and etc products. The folks here earn a 100% for customer service and could not be nicer for a product that works! 2. The Cambodian food vendor is . Joupe jeht is fantastic! 100% the best reason to visit the farmers market!!!! 3. Bettie's jam's the guy who runs the spot is awesome and remember's everyone years later! This guy offers jams and jellies that have great flavor and value. I get the blackberry pepper jam and then dabble with the seasonal stuff as the summer goes on - currently awaiting him to do another apple pie jam!

If you want to see a bunch of Braggadocious people walking around with their dogs and not…read moreconsiderate of all the other people that are actually trying to enjoy themselves there than this place is for you and you probably have no idea what a farmers market actually is