I'm so happy that Strawberry Hill USA is finally open! I've been patiently driving by here for a…read morecouple of weeks now. These folks are number one around here in the fruit and produce arena. My wife absolutely loves these cantaloupes and so do her friends! People traveling the I-85 corridor stop here for the really good stuff! Word of mouth travels fast! Not to mention Yelp and Facebook as wonderful advertising ESPECIALLY YELP! Many folks drive down from Charlotte, N.C. on a beautiful Sunday afternoon; shop here and visit the Yellow Mall! Ie: The Prime Outlet Mall! This is one stop you shouldn't miss; I guarantee it. Strawberry Hill USA also offers delicious ice cream and other refreshments!

The information in reviews and Google are misleading. The only ready-to-eat food available is ice…read morecream. This is not a restaurant. The ice cream is excellent and they offer generous portions.

I thought this was just a regular gas station, went by here all the time…read more The location is always very busy but didn't know why. A friend told us about this Location that there is a meat market here with great meat. This is located across from the post office we go to. Come to find out the name has changed from Sammy's to Drop in Family Market. I had just bought a bunch of meat to freeze so I waited to buy anything. Just wanted but will for sure come back real soon to buy some steaks. Crazy we hadn't heard about this place before now. Over all it's a good size store and they carry pretty much everything you need. Clean and welll organized. Besides being a gas station. Will be back soon and will update then.

This is a wonderful little store and has a great meat market and produce. It's so convenient to us…read morewhen we're at the cabin. Great people too!

This place is more than just strawberries !!!! They have a restaurant, country store, ice cream…read moreparlor and activities for the family. lol. Like jalapeños ? I ordered some for my sandwich. I got the whole thing. It was awesome!!!! The staff was friendly and helpful. I would return and might even get some strawberries

Our last trip of the year for peaches. It has been a juicy good year. Nothing better than…read morefreshly picked peaches. Got the last of the Old Henry and some September Red. Old Henry are a sweet favorite. September Red less sweet and have a touch of tart. Good but Old Henry is the peach to get towards the end of the season.

Some nice produce to choose from. My husband had to grab the fresh Cinnabons. $11 for 4. We grabbed…read morea gallon of fresh milk not realizing it was $10.

Always a pleasant experience. I love the variety, and the people who run it are always helpful and…read morepleasant.

Best Strawberries since I was a kid My grands tore up a…read moreFresh Strawberry pie 7 of them Bad for me only made 1

Had a good time at Bush-N-Vine. Good section of veggies and pick your own as well. Employees…read morehelpful as well.

Get the apple ice cream! Apple is my least favorite fruit but the cinnamon flavor vanilla with…read moresmall tiny bites of cinnamon apple is delicious. They have cones, waffle cones, milkshakes and 4 sizes of cups. Tons of rocking chairs and several swings to sit and enjoy! Beautiful space to sit among very large potted and hanging flowers. They sell several varieties of apples, pears, peaches when in season. Local honey, blackberries, Amish candies & beef jerky are sold here too.

This used to be a great place for Apples. This year the price increased way too much and the…read morequa,city of the apples declined. Many of the last box we bought were already rotting.

We seem to be growing! More and more vendors every year. Plenty of local growers selling veggies,…read moreplants, flowers, bakery items, meats and even arts and crafts. We are regulars and have bought fresh eggs, plants, veggies and even fresh farm raised goat meat! definitely a first stop before the grocers. Most vendors take debit/ credit with square. Open Saturday 8-12 and Tuesday 8-12(but not as many vendors until later in growing season)

This is our local farm stand/farmers market. They have a bunch of local produce, meats & dairy!…read morePick your own flowers or buy some precut for you. Stepp's raspberries are the best around and they have them during the season. Very nice people also. I will look forward to them being around seasonally every year!

This is a wonderful place to visit and very easy to get to in Hendersonville. We stopped by the…read morefarm to see about their fresh vegatables. We were pleasantly surprised by the superb quality of their offerings. Their zucchini and squash were flawlessly presented. They had beautiful strawberries by the bucket. Their frozen meat products were plentiful and they had an array of honeys, jams, and relishes. Ice cream is very much on the menu at the farm whether it be on a cone, cup, or in a shake. The best part was going in the back with my wife where she picked wild flowers (no charge), along with sunflowers (huge). I highly recommend visiting the Johnson Family Farm. We were not expecting much when we got there, but left knowing we would return. I hope this helps.

A local Dollar general store. A go to place when you need something you may be out of…read more They carry some food items and clothing, personal items pretty much anything you need. Most locals go here because it is so convenient. Everytime I've been here the employees are friendly and helpful. It's not a bad little store I usually go if I am in a hurry or just need one item instead of going anywhere else. Unless you want to walk around you can usually get in and get out of here pretty quick.

We have a new DG in Dobbinsville / Ellenboro NC that needs some attention.The check out is a…read moreJOKE.It is slow and your receipt comes out the front of the counter at your knees along with MANY MANY other receipts.I fail to see the advantage for we shoppers to have to take time to search all the attached paper work left behind from folks that did not care to take the receipt - paid and moved on out.This is slow and poorly thought out.What's wrong with the slow cashier that they cannot take our money,bag up our purchase and kindly put our paperwork into one of our bags?? Dollar General is HUGE and carries a bad reputation in Rutherford County NC for not being clean to statt with and now the ONE check out and blocking and or slowing down productivity with LET"S SEARCH FOR WHAT WE BOUGHT on this paperwork piling up in the floor at our feet...Needless to say,your prices are not so low I cannot say no..Have no clue if I will ever return for the FUN time of trying to check out...

A great place to stop for apples, cider, freshly made cider donuts and fried apple hand pies! We…read morestocked up for the road trip back to Charleston. There's a nice outdoor seating area to enjoy your treats. People were drinking flights of hard cider too. Service was fast and friendly.

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.