I really wouldn't call this a market, it's more like a whistle stop restaurant run by two nice…read moreladies, that happens to have old knickknacks that you probably don't want to buy. If you're starving on the way to or from wine tasting, this is a quaint little place to stop in for Reuben sandwiches and fresh potato salad. The menu is determined daily by the owner, so don't expect to come here looking for burgers and fries. If you're lucky you may get a quality tasting hand cured and cooked Reuben. The prices are a bit over inflated for it to be out in the middle of nowhere, and you need to bring cash or help the owner out how to use Square (true story), but it's overall an A-OK!

Of Course it's a Fresh Market!! Eggs were in the chicken the day before, the goat cheese and goat…read morefeta came from milked goats the day before! The lettuce tomatoes potatoes all organically grown. Meats are organic Bread multi grain organic Soups there are great Backwoods?? It's located on one of the main roads leading to a 64 mile shoreline mountain lake, Lake Burton. To those of us that retired in GOD'S COUNTRY we feel very BLESSED to have this delicious market as well as the delightful chef/owner!! Next door you'll find FRESH SEAFOOD delivered 4x weekly So~~~ If this is "backwoods " deliver me from the city!! Do yourself a favor and get on Bridge Creek Road in the middle of Tiger Georgia and enjoy a great delight! Opened Thursday-Saturday 11:00-3:00 BTW~~~ I'm a retired chef that owned a catering company for20+ years~~~ retired in NE GA Mountains

We lice this store , moslty because its not so fancy and shiny. Its also extremely well priced for…read morebrand names . Not to mention the very nice Cashiers who are always heloful with a smile. Great produce , sells milk in glass jars thats delicious . And will cutany meat you want soecial. Thank you for being a grwat place.

This new Sav-Mor Foods location opened early April 2018 in the same spot as an Ingles that closed…read morein Westgate Plaza. It is part of a chain that operates stores in NC, SC and TN. They do NOT have a website. They ARE owned by Ingles yet Ingles makes no mention ANYWHERE on its website that they exist. I went to the Grand Opening and there were management folks all over like at an Ingles opening but to a lesser scale. They promote themselves as a discount store. There is also a chain in the regions called Sav A Lot, and this is not them. There is also a Sav Mor in Alabama and I dont believe this is them either. Northern California has a chain called Sav,Mor Foods and this is not them. This chain uses a dot between Sav and Mor and this chain here in NC SC TN uses a dash -. If you look around the store you can find a few bargains but nothing to get excited about. Opening week had nice Pineapples and Cantaloupe for $1.50 each. Canned vegetables, not a name brand were 39c can. The help in the store is 100% new. NONE of the Ingles help stayed on to work here. The workers will readily tell you yes this is owned by Ingles. You will also see Laura Lynn products throughout the store. The yellow shelf labels are just like Ingles. However you cant scan your Ingles card. They have no such card. They also DONT have bakeries, delis, or you scan. Only regular human checkers. They do have an area of Hispanic/Mexican foods. Whats also different is you will find a few things that a regular Ingles would never carry. One odd one is a flat of No Name No label Cat food in monster cans. Most cat foods I thought were small cans the size of tuna cans or smaller. These are BIG cans. Must be some monster cars around these parts! (photo posted) 12 unmarked cans sealed on a flat for $4.17. Thats less than 35c a can! I dont think it gets any cheaper than that! These can sizes really puzzle me though. I wonder what this stuff is really used for? Another thing you can get here is some of the less fashionable parts of the animal in the meat dept. They had pork tails, pork stomach, pork ears, pork neck bones, pork feet, beef tongue,beef feet, beef tripe. Some people use some of these things for bone broth which is now in fashion for health. They dont have a website so you cant look at a flyer online. In the store they have a small 8 1/2 x 11 sheet with specials at the door. The help was friendly and I wish them success in Franklin.

Atmosphere, service, drinks (limited alcohol selection) and food is excellent. Had trout, lamb…read moreappetizer, and crème brûlée. Best fish so far this year.

Not My First Time Here…read more.. Would have liked to write a better review but hoping this one at least stirs some conversation. First the Good! Excellent Server - Made great recommendations and knew the menu well. Very attentive. Food? Well both good and bad. Kids selection - minimal. Sliders or pasta. The sliders came out like hockey pucks. Pasta sauce was bland. Cocktails - Drinks here are VERY over-priced and how they have them structured and priced in the menu is just bizarre. Main meals were just OK. With exception was the trout dishes. These were delicious. Wait times - It took near 90 minutes to get our food from time of order. And the place was not that busy while we were there. Because of this, there was no apology or recovery in any way. Finally, wobbly tables and chairs ready to collapse. Will we be back after this last visit? Not sure. Many other restaurants popping up.

The challenge shopping here is the store lets things run out. I have gone in for certain items such…read moreas bread, English muffins and their favored waters only to find the shelf empty and this happens a lot. It's not new it was the same last year unlike the Aldi's I shop at in Fort Lauderdale.?self checkout is plentiful unlike other cities

Thank goodness they are finally in Franklin. I used to shop there years ago in the Midwest and…read moreloved their fresh produce, great prices and availability of items to help me budget my grocery bill. The same stands true for this facility. They even had a lot of very nice selections of vegan friendly convenience foods. I did purchase the non dairy whipped cream, 2 different vegan ready burgers and a bag of vegan meatballs. I would like to see a brand of non dairy yogurt as I didn't see any, but maybe there was. The lines were going fairly smoothly and I had all my groceries separated already in their reusable grocery bags ( which as a grand opening gift, you receive 2). The cashier was very apprehensive that I had just placed the bags full on the conveyor belt instead of dumping all the items. I always have an extra bag empty and ready to begin the bagging process on the end but she was anxious. I thought it went well and she did a good job but she asked me to next time take all the items out and place them on the conveyor belt! Honestly, I am hoping the store video will show her how smoothly that went because at a bag it yourself grocery and even a regular grocery store it goes so much smoother. That's my only concern. Great store, good prices and good service. Maybe add 2-3 lanes of checkers for those of us who bulk shop and live a distance away. As I am thinking about the shopping cart, you need a quarter to activate it. And there are many self checkouts as opposed to the one checker. Guessing they really would prefer small amounts to be purchased and not large orders.

Great way to spend a beautiful fall afternoon. Deion is a wonderful host and Saundra was a warm…read moreand very accommodating chef! We will certainly be back! Thank you for a lovely anniversary.

Our favorite place in Franklin! Great food and service with a fun, casual vibe. Perfect for a…read morelarge group.

We had been introduced to this family at a community center event in North Carolina. They have…read morepurchased hundreds of acres, and have moved their dairy to this area. Farmstead Market is just one of their ventures. We stopped by to meet with friends who wanted to do a tasting of their gluten-free casserole offerings. A lady was serving little tasting spoons of gluten-free sweet potato casserole, macaroni & cheese and cheese grits. I especially liked the macaroni. They offer a variety of pantry supplies, and have local beef and pork. They also have their own vanilla ice cream. You can run by to pick up a frozen casserole, a snack or a drink.

Steaks were phenomenal and reasonably priced. Cooked up perfectly. And the young lady working was…read moreextremely knowledgeable and friendly.

I have found Delicious Unprocessed Bacon and Beef and Pork. I bought it from Jarrett's Store in…read moreRosman.NC 28772. Food Stamps are accepted. The Jarrett's employees are very polite and courteous.This is my Go To shop. Let's support our Local owned family businesses.

Ten to fifteen miles to the nearest Walmart or Ingles, this Jarrett Brothers will do if you just…read moreneed some bits. It's more than a convenience store but definitely not the size or scope of a grocery store. They have some stuff and that's probably good enough for a fill in. Gas pumps outside. Inside, several aisles of groceries, coolers and freezers. There's even a bunker with some meat and chicken. With miles to go until dinner, I was able to get a drink and a snack for the road. [Review 10345 overall, 111 of 2019.]

Carey & Dan are the greatest donut owners. When I go to their store, I enjoy hearing Dan thank…read moreveterans for their service, recommend the best ever homemade biscuits and gravy, and help me fill big orders for events. I last ordered 3-dozen donuts and 2 coffee boxes. What's neat is that they supply multiple cups, lids, creamer, sugar packets, and wooden stirrers for the coffee. The shop is quaint, the coffee is good, the entire team is friendly, the owners promptly respond to emails, and the Pumpkin-Cheesecake donut is the greatest ever! Be sure to grab one in the fall!

This was our first time trying Not Just Donuts and it was amazing! Every donut was delicious but…read morethe pumpkin did not disappoint. The service is excellent and wait was minimal. Make sure to come early before they sell out.