Amo este lugar. Ahí compro mis verduras mis animales para criar y mis plantas para tener mis…read morecanteros hermosos

I've been coming here for 8 years. This is my favorite place for fresh produce and plants. Things…read moreare marked non gmo and they have cheapest prices in the area. Customer service is always friendly and place is kept very clean. The ingredients for baked goods are marked very clearly for the allergy sufferers.

Fresh fruits and veggies, awesome customer service, and senior discounts on Wednesdays. Always a…read morepleasure to visit.

This store is supercute! Outside they have birdfeeders. Inside is a lot of different local food…read moreitems and produce, The wmployees were all super friendly and personable. I got some thin biscottis which I gobbled up, they were delicious and some blackberry cider. It kind of tasted like prune juice to me though. I want to go back and get some more of that biscotti.

The best veggies and melons ever. Kind and helpful staff. Great parking and always a pleasure. We…read morelook forward to being there a few times a month

This is very misleading!! Top 10 in Grainger County!! Coming is located in Blount County and I do…read morenot will not ever buy from Conings market again. I make sure I do not buy Coning produce sold in grocery stores. I have witnessed an owner treat elderly and you get custo.ers very rudely, more than once. I bought items and a young girl rang up my total, helped carry to car. I left to visit with family. We realized I was missing a couple of items. An oversight by myself and the young lady. When I went back on Monday, the same girl was there, remembered and had found the items. Asked the lady owner about giving them to me or replacing......"I didn't see them in the cooler". Turned and walked away without saying sorry, replace what you paid for....just a she will have to buy more. I will never be back. She did my elderly sister-in-law rudely too.

I am so glad I ran into this store on my deep dive search in the area. We just moved to the area…read moreand I was looking for a place that sold homegrown made goods and produce. I had a few suggestions for place that were cash only or the farmers market on saturdays.. that was fine but I wanted a place for in the middle of the week I could go grab an item or two and preferred one that credit card can be used.. found it! This is literally the most amazing store.. from melons to beans to tomatoes to local Tennessee goods. It has it all. Very cool vibe and no pressure to buy. No silly question because they answered them all. Prices were really good too. I was able to get way more things today than at the farmers market. The employees are so amazingly warm and friendly. As a transplant often people give you a vibe like ugh go away.. here they are kind and sweet. Will I be back.. yes! I bought so many goods today, but things like cheese, milk and pimento cheese are on my list for when it's a grab to take home.. today was too warm and we had other errands. Highly suggest!

Great service and great man. They have apple picking, raw honey, fresh produce, good conversation…read moreand knowledge.

Great experience today (Mother's Day Weekend). Took the fam to this lovely farm for strawberry…read morepicking. The kids brought their own baskets, but the farm also has buckets available for $1 purchase. There is not a ton of parking and it was filling up quickly when we left around 10. Only a small paved portion and tons of mud, so don't make the mistake I saw of a poor mama struggling with a stroller. If you have a baby, I highly recommend wearing them in a baby carrier/wrap to save you a headache and a "why the heck did I do this?!" moment. The staff were friendly and helpful. Broccoli and squash weren't ripe enough to grab while we were there, but they were awesome enough to take our name/number to call when available for pickup. They only take cash or check, so plan accordingly. Speaking of planning ahead, wear your hiking or rain boots, as there is goopy quicksand mud (yes, the technical term ;-) ). We had a wonderful morning at Rutherford and will be back for other You Pick seasons.

We called to find out if the strawberries were organic, if not, what are they treated with. We were…read moreresponded to quite rudely with arrogance and a condescending attitude. She kept stating "Why would we want to kill our strawberries? We follow all EPA rules and guidelines. If we didn't treat them, we wouldn't have any berries. I personally researched every single chemical because I don't want to be around harmful chemicals." Neither her nor Steve have any respect or tact when dealing with customers who ask things they do not like. For those who want to know - Ridomil Gold and apparently Clorox according to one of their very own comments on Facebook to another farm - that have now been deleted by the owners but l have screenshots of it. The strawberries are also advertised as 1 gallon, which they specifically said yields 5lbs. Unless your bucket is overflowing, you aren't getting 5lbs. We bought several and upon weighing them at home, only 1 gallon was 5lbs. The rest were right at 4lbs. It adds up. After seeing how they respond to customers who have every right to know what is in their food, we will not be returning. I would sooner just buy from a store and I don't say that lightly as we are a cattle farming family, we prefer to support other local farms. Not this one however.

My Grandpaw always drove from Jackson, TN to purchase big 5# tin cans of Sorghum Molasses made…read morethere in Benton County. It was the best ever. Never had a bitter taste. that was about 50 some years ago. Then about 19 yrs ago I found a pint Jar of it at Cracker Barrel after eating my lunch. Naturally Cracker Barrel JUST decided to revamp their store 2 yrs ago and got ride of a lot of southern favorites. Replaced with every old fashion and some never seen here Hard candies. They did keep the cast Iron items, Higher than Walmart On Line. No cookbooks. Clothing for regular sized people not us big 3X ladies. Anyway does your county still make the sorghum molasses and how can I purchase a few pints? If so how do I contact them?

Wonderful market, wonderful people. The produce is great and the honey, molasses as well brought…read moresome for presents for my neighbors in Arizona. I would recommend highly and worth the drive.

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.

Fresh Mennonite Farm Produce! Where we go for veggies, fruits and preserves. Watch for buggies on…read moreFairview Road!

Very cool little place in the middle of nowhere. The produce is excellent and we bought the granola…read morewhich was killer. For granola.