It was a rainy day and most of the tables were for gadgets rather than groceries. But it is very…read morequaint and charming as well as entertaining- right in the heart of mint hill and perhaps if it wasn't raining they would have more options! It was so fun to see they had a pie eating contest! The sourdough bread O bought was Devine and addictive. If you are in the area and looking to find something special stop by.

On my recent visit to my parents, I was looking for things to do, and I was giddy with excitement…read morewhen I saw this, and that it was in front of the little village that I did not know was there. Oh! Happy Day! Granted, this was Labor Day weekend, and I knew the Matthews Alive Festival was going on. I did not want to drag my parents there as I knew it would be too much for them. Well, a few of the vendors had gone there to make more money, and less than 12 were here, it was still worth the trip. Fresh meat, local honey, baked goods, handmade goods, a delight to me. I am so glad I came and have suggested my siblings come when they come to visit our parents. A wonderful thing!

What a great little joint off the beaten path. My wife says their peaches are the best!…read more I go for the variety of sauces, jellies, seasonings, etc. On this trip, I got a French onion soup kit, 1949 Virginia Peanuts, W Sauce Fireshire. What a great variety. They also have an ice cream stand inside. I'll try that on my next visit.

Little over priced but pretty good. Always crowded to get ice cream but worth the wait.read more

Great time at our first Oyster roast at the Windy Hill Orchard & Cidery! Oysters were steamed by…read moreSaltwater Markets and they did a great job of bringing fresh hot oysters out every half hour to all of the tables. Each standing table also had an empty tray to discard shells. Ample supplies were on hand - shuckers, gloves, paper towels, hot sauces, cocktail sauce, and saltines. Beverages were available for purchase - a selection of ciders and wine, soft drinks and bottled water. Many of their regular menu options are not served in the winter, but we find that to be a good reason to go back during peak season. All service was self service - walk up to the bar or walk over to find any oyster shucking supplies you may need. Souvenir glasses were also available. The staff who checked us in on arrival were kind enough to suggest we take those after our feast to avoid having to keep track of a pint glass while focused on our oyster shucking. A couple of fire pit spots were available and there were picnic tables under a covered shelter set up in the event that inclement weather moved in. It is truly a Windy hill - it's always windy when we are here and this event was no different. Live music was on hand - a solo artist with guitar whose name I didn't catch, but he was very talented and did a great job. He played mostly cover music from under the covered shelter area. Parking does involve a walk if you're not one of the very first to arrive. That walk is down a gravel path a little ways up the hill and not a great fit for wheel chairs or those who with mobility challenges. It would not be hard to drop someone off though near the front, then go park down the street and around the corner.

This was my first visit to Windy Hill. The place is really great. They have bagged apples, cider,…read morebottled hard cider, apple pies, freshly made apple cider donuts (plain or cinnamon sugar), and a hard cider bar. The orchard wasn't open for picking, but it was a beautiful day, so there were lots of picnic tables to sit and relax. After we shopped, we sat and enjoyed a donut and the outside. We arrived right as they opened on a Sunday, but it got very busy with families, small groups, dogs, and children after we arrived. This is a very family friendly spot, lots of parking, and a good amount of apple treats to enjoy. We had a nice time, and since it is only 1 hour from Charlotte area, will definitely go back again.

I've been going for 6 years! It's nice to bring my kids and let them pick out something to eat -…read morethis time it was a berry chantilly matcha from NJOY Matcha and a bagel with jalapeno cream cheese from Lulu's. We all walk around and I purchase whatever catches my eye - most recently I got a blacktail mountain heirloom watermelon (tastes like a sweeter regular watermelon) and a big $3 batch of basil that I instantly went home and used with a tomato/avocado/mozzarella salad and also made a jar of pesto. I love strolling here - it supports local, the food feels fresh as if it's going from farm-to-table, and it's something to do. It's next to the CVS and there is more than enough parking.

The new market location is on the corner of Price Ave. and Church Street, behind Stewart's Village…read moreGallery. The new location for the Waxhaw Farmers' Market has been graciously donated by Bill and Holly Stewart of Stewarts' Village Gallery for the Market to use. The Stewart's say "they are looking forward to the new season with our new neighbors". The market runs from April through November and serves the citizens of Waxhaw, Weddington, Marvin and the surrounding communities. Customers come from Charlotte for many of the unique and delicious items available. The hours will remain the same, from 9 am till 1 pm on Saturdays and on Tuesdays from 3 pm to 6 pm. The market features naturally grown local produce, cut flowers, vegetable and flower plants, goat cheese, fresh farm eggs, herbs, local honey, fresh baked bread, cakes, cookies, muffins, granola bars, homemade dog treats, homemade goat milk soap, and so much more! With the exception of the flower people (they rarely last more than 5 days), all items have been wonderful. Produce prices can't be beat, and much of the food is wonderful. I'm partial to Heavenly Muffins (she's a neighbor of mine), but that aside they truly are deliciously 'Heavenly.' Support your local farmers, bakers, small business owners...go to the Waxhaw Farmers Market!

Nice local farmers market with fresh produce, baked goods, and friendly vendors. Always a pleasant…read morestop, though I wish there were a few more vendors and that they were open more days. Great spot to support local!

Loved coming here! Been wanting to come here for a while and never got a chance to. They are open…read moreon wednesdays and saturdays I believe. Looks small from the outside but they have all the essentials you need! All their vegetables and fruit looked so fresh! Prices are decent for what they are. They even had fresh basil. There were other vendors too. Not sure if they are there every time or if they rotate. But there was also a gluten free bread stand and flower stand. I got a bouquet of fresh flowers for $10. The bouquet were huge and beautiful! All the vendors take cash and credit cards (swipe on their phone). Some might charge you a small fee if you pay with credit cards (maybe .40 cents). Well worth the trip!

The freshest eggs from a lovely little farm run by the nicest family. Depending on the time of year…read moreyou may be able to purchase fresh figs, peaches, fresh herbs or whatever the deer have decided not to eat.

Twin Lakes cares about their animals. They care about thier customers. Don't wait, go see them…read moretoday!

We love this little farmer's market!…read more They have an excellent variety of fresh produce including fruits, vegetables, and herbs. I was *swooning* over the heirloom tomato table because you've just never seen such variety of juicy plump tomatoes! We grabbed some fresh corn on the cobb and lots of tomatoes this trip for only $12! They had just about everything you could think of from mushrooms to berries, carrots, etc. If you're in the area, you gotta go here for fresh produce. It's way better and more flavorful than the grocery store stuff. I believe they are only open on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

Good atmosphere. Small band playing was added benefit. Brussel sprout appetizer was excellent…read more One negative: Ordered scotch on rocks and was charged $3.00 for "rocks".....ice! Come on, I have never seen this charge ever anywhere else.

Went to this on Sunday and it was seriously the weakest ass Farmer's Market I have ever been to…read more Only 3 people were there. 'Only in Old Town' or the Chamber of Commerce need to step their game up and rally more vendors.