They truly had great produce's. Always get my meats and veggies there…read more I would definitely recommend it to anyone to go and check them out.

Set up to have a one time yard sale. The lady in the office was very nice and helpful. She assigned…read moreme a space and I had a great yard sale.

We like to purchase direct from the growers. I am not in the GA area so I checked out their site…read moreand decided to give them a try. Everything about the transaction was easy and the nuts shipped quick. I did not know the difference between Elliott and Mammoth so I ordered both, and chopped for my baking of course. I say "Holy Wow Batman" those are some delicious pecans ! I will most definitely be a repeat customer.

Best peaches around friendly staff big shout out to Eric man your cool and I appreciate yall go…read moregive em a visit

Love the location Went on a Thursday, they are under going…read morerenovation. 5 adults and 3 kids in our party. The food came out one meal then another, finally 45 mins later the remaining meals came out. Staff seemed confused on our orders . One was wrong. Most of the food was good fries were not hot. Over all disappointing from our previous visits. Lunch was over 100.00 for hamburgers and chicken tenders. Not the 75 th birthday lunch I had anticipated. Think I'll give it some time so they can work out the kinks.

We had high expectations for this place. My wife and I ate here a few weeks ago and it was very…read moregood. It was very busy tonight so we were prepared for a wait. We found a place to sit and didn't see our waitress until our food arrived. It was hectic where we sat. Kids were throwing a ball and yelling where we were seated. We knew there would be a wait, but since we didn't order anything fancy, we didn't think it would be more than half an hour. Our wait continued for an hour and 15 minutes. As for the food, my burger was burned to a crisp. My seasonal fruit bowl consisted of about 12 grapes. My wife's pimento cheese sandwich was fine. As for the service, it was completely indifferent. We won't be going back.

Why it is free to claim? If it is free to claim, email me at nwang84@gmail. I need a place to work…read moreand earn money to pay bills.

Positive: Amazing people working the stalls only about 3 of them but still just as friendly and…read morehelpful 5 dollars for a entire basket of each vegetables along with some jams and honey! negative : only open on Thursdays :(

Summer is the best time to go and it is grrreat. They have the best watermelons and all kinds of…read moreother good stuff.

prices were great just not a lot of venders but all in all…read moreit was good. we would go back if we are there

Great options and priced very friendly people. I had a flavored water and bought some seasonings…read moreand sweet potatoes that are great

Beware the sharpener guy! He took $10 to sharpen a mini…read morekeychain knife and then claimed I never paid him. The admin for the market stepped in and just gave me $10 to give the liar so I could get the knife back. And it wasn't even sharpened properly. The market is awesome though! Great produce and breads! Organic even!

A fun fall date!…read more Southern Belle Farm, located in McDonough, provides hours of wholesome fun and free parking. My wife and I arrived on a warm October day to enjoy the pumpkin patch and U-pick flowers. We arrived in the afternoon, but there was plenty of selection and nothing was "picked over." I paid $16 for a quart sized plastic vase for my U-pick flowers. They sell gallon sized buckets as well. Scissors and water are provided. Be mindful of bees in the field. They won't trouble you if you don't trouble them. There is an area in the back for you to arrange the flowers; I took full advantage of this because this trip doubled as a photo shoot. There were all types of people enjoying the farm; IG girls, families, even one couple using a wagon full of pumpkins as a baby announcement. Pumpkins range from $5-$20 each depending on size and breed. A nice young man named Luke helped us corral our pumpkins and carry them to our car. I didn't know they offered that service, but we tipped well. If you run up an appetite, they have a snack bar with fritters, ice cream, and lemonade. I'll be back next fall!

We were here Memorial Day weekend at a time that was rainy/overcast. As a result, there were far…read morefewer people which made the experience more enjoyable. Parking was calm and plentiful and we weren't bumping into other strawberry pickers left and right. It costs about $20 for a large bucket (which you get to keep) and you pay $1 per person to access the fields. We feared we may have missed peak season but there were still plenty of ripe strawberries to choose from. It is also well organized with the staff directing where folks should go. After we picked our buckets worth, we grabbed a huge fresh lemonade from a parked truck, did some shopping in the cute store, and got a strawberry ice cream. I have to admit this was a bit of a disappointment especially based on all of the rave reviews. To us it tasted like it was pre-packaged and came from the freezer. The strawberries were frozen/rock solid and while they were plentiful it would have been great if they were softer or appeared as though it was fresh churned. Otherwise we really enjoyed the experience and can't wait to go back for picking other fruits throughout the year.

Three years, that's how long I've been driving past the giant billboards for Lane Southern Orchards…read moreon I-75 telling myself "one day we should stop there." Well, this past Saturday my husband and I finally did. The entire property felt like a scene straight out of a Southern postcard. Families were out picking strawberries in the patch, people were relaxing in rocking chairs on the porch with ice cream cones, the café was buzzing, and the roadside market was full of shoppers loading up on goodies. The place was busy but somehow still relaxing. We started in the roadside market where I immediately grabbed one of the little carts because self-control clearly wasn't part of the plan. I stocked up on fresh produce, preserves, ciders, wines, and somehow convinced myself I "needed" adorable wooden earrings from a local artisan. We sampled a few local wines and naturally left with several bottles. The market also has gifts, souvenirs, and and entire section dedicated to dogs/ furry pets. After shopping we headed next door to the café for dessert. They offer cobblers, cakes, pies, homemade ice cream, and enough sweet treats to make you abandon every diet plan you've ever created. My husband is a peach cobbler enthusiast, so ordering their famous peach cobbler was mandatory. According to him, it absolutely lived up to the hype. I went with the peach pound cake and it was moist, buttery, and delicious. Their breakfast and lunch menu also looked really good. If I were road-tripping through the area, this would absolutely be a stop for a meal. It's also definitely going on my list of places to take guests when they come visit Middle Georgia. What really tied everything together was the staff. Everyone we encountered was warm, welcoming, and full of genuine Southern hospitality. Needless to say, we won't wait another three years before stopping again.

Store was massive and so were the rolling orchards leading up to and way from the massive peach…read morewelcoming you to the storefront! The selection was HUGE and it's guaranteed you will find more than you need or are looking for haha for example we found really nice sheriffs badges for the kids when we wanted peach jam! Haha from wine to candy even to dog toys they have you covered! The place was clean including the rest rooms. However, they lost stars due to staff. I wasn't given a friendly welcome by the greeter he kind of just stared at me and my kids when I smiled and said hello. Another was extremely helpful when I asked where the rest rooms were but when I returned found him chatting with another female employee and the greeter who openly and loudly said "here they come" when we were walking out of the hallway followed by a laugh from the female who turned her back on us. While I was checking out one employee was running around the checkout counter frantically waving a fly swatter around me and other patrons (he certainly wasn't a kid so no "he's just a nitwit kid" age appropriate excuse) then the bag boy (separate young man who was the only teenager in this whole experience) accused me of snatching the bags out of his hands which was incredibly uncalled for and simply not true. It stopped me in my tracks I said "oh I'm sorry I didn't realize or mean to I just was picking up my bags and gathering my kids" and he snapped back "whatever" rolled his eyes and shook his head. The cashier I had no problems with and was joking around with just prior so his attitude was highly unexpected and jarring. Unfortunately the employees left a very sour taste in my mouth and made me feel incredibly uncomfortable being there. I wish I could say I would go back because the store was so cute and there was so many fun things I would like to try but based off how I was treated and I hate leaving less than positive reviews but honestly I would not return.

We were staying at Little Ocmulgee State Park and ventured into McRae on a Saturday morning where…read morewe noticed a farmer's market, just before hitting the railroad tracks at the edge of town. I'm a sucker for roadside stands and farmer's markets so of course we stopped, and of course we bought something, despite there being only three vendors this particular Saturday. One vendor had rows of tables filled with fresh picked vegetables of all types. We were dying to buy something but didn't have anywhere to keep it until we headed home. However, at another table we found a delectable looking almond pound cake made by Sweet Nana, who was present and assured us she was sweet! We took it straight back to our room after detouring by the Dairy Queen for some ice cream. Deeeelicious! The rest of the cake managed to make it home to Atlanta before we finished it. And for good measure I bought a jar of pear relish, which turned out to be spicier than anticipated. If you're in McRae or Helena, you should visit the farmer's market and support the locals. It's open year round from 9am - 2pm. You know you'll find something good. If you don't know where it is, don't worry, there are numerous signs around town directing you to the market.

These folks can usually be found at the Courthouse Square Farmers Market in McDonough, GA on the…read moreweekend and you can only buy their products in Georgia but man, are they worth it. This is some sort of cottage industry producer of artisan crafted stuff like you'd see on the menu at Husk in Charleston, SC, infused oils and vinegars, hand-crafted sauces, jams and jellies, smoked spices and all other sort of goodies. I have tried their jams (Peach Brandy Jam, I used to top baked Mission Figs), their Espresso Infused Balsamic which I used to make a reduction sauce for filet mignon, and their watermelon jelly is fine, too. They have a Tomato Basil Sauce that I have but have not tried yet and will let you know how it goes. Folks, it's hard to find the weird stuff some of us foodies like to cook with but this Mullen Farms lady has it going on if you want something out of the box. Highly recommend. Also, you can call them to see where they'll be set up next: 404-242-9844.