Amazing produce selection and amazing food! A local staple! Highly recommend anyone and everyone…read morestop by!

This little market near Chester Frost Park is great for getting produce, local honey, and beautiful…read moreplants. Masked up, I stopped by since it wasn't crowded to pick up a few more things. I surprised Mom with a blooming hanging plant present in my purchase. I now have fresh squash to use in a pasta dish and local honey to add to my weekly tea and toast. The staff at this market are friendly and helpful. The market is clean and organized looking. All of the items in stock looked fresh and were easy to see the price of. This little market is a great choice when choosing local for your grocery needs and plant wants.

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.

Listen, it's a regional Mennonite store that's mostly like a few others in Tennessee. A few minutes…read morefrom town by car. A few more by buggy, probably. Decent parking. I'm told it's very busy mid morning on Saturday. It is surrounded by gorgeous farmland. Some of the produce seems to be shipped in, which is fine. It's ripe, beautiful, fresh, and delicious. That's not even what I loved the most. The prices are better than almost every corporate grocer in town, but that's not what I loved the most. A place like this would probably have an odor if it wasn't cleaned well and often. The only smells here are fruits and veggies. Oh, and Basil! And that's not what I loved the most. They have homemade canned goods like jams and jellies and sauerkraut etc. Some honey and plants and at least 12+ varieties of tomatoes. One batch looked like Cherokee Purple. Others were striped and heirloom varieties. No green zebras, but so many others. Here's why it's 5 stars: There are 2 registers (cash only) which face one another and a walkway between them to enter and leave. While we were being rung-up on a busy Saturday afternoon, I was fortunate to hear the conversation at the register behind me. I don't know what prompted it, but the gentleman at the register said, "we give credit to first-timers if you can't pay, and we won't let anybody go without produce." Yep, instant loyalty and this was what I loved about it the most!

Best place around to buy fresh fruit and vegetables. People are so friendly and for the most part…read moreprices are competitive.

Love the quality of the produce and friendly people. Wish they had some dairy products.read more

Love the apple cider yummy ice cold so good Looking…read moreforward to my next visit and take my grand children they just moved here to Tennessee

Apple a day keeps a doctor away! Super old fashioned service got a classic feeling being here ! I…read morethink all the apples were cool my favorite is the honey crisp ! The black apples we went there for not going to be ready for another 2 weeks !!!! But at least got my donuts that's all matters ! The people all around and just such a cool fresh smelling building.

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.

Family farm, had variety of vegetables and fruits. It was a wooden farm store with a decent number…read moreof people visiting when we were there. The produce were definitely good quality. It reminded me of produce from grandma's garden. We got the figs and peaches and cream cake. Absolutely delicious! And prices were fair. Recommend!

Browns always has many varieties of fresh vegetables. Everything we have ever purchased there has…read morebeen good.

Every week my Mom & I try to find a new small market in the Greater Chattanooga area to support…read more'cause these smaller guys and gals need more support these days more than ever. Today we drove to Soddy Daisy, Sale Creek, and Dayton in search of the next market to support. We found this week's in Sale Creek, TN, just off the main road. This is a small store that sells produce, regional honey, Pepsi, and Little Debbie snacks. Masked up, Mom went for the organic strawberries for $3. SO big and she made a delicious fruit salad out of them when we got home! Tastes and feels great to support a small, local business like a market.

What a disgusting store. Went in the store for the first time today. There was fruit and produce…read moreon the floor. Everything was in disarray. Absolutely disgusting

Aldi is a cult and i'm not drinking the cool aid. This place is cheap but I don't care! I just…read morewanted a gallon of unsweet tea, nope. They don't have it. Just need one lemon, nope they don't have it. If you had a list of items you'd get 1/3 and then that stuff would sit in the hot car as you went to a real grocery store.