We made our first batch of homemade tomato sauce using Ambrose farm tomatoes and all locally…read moresourced ingredients. 6 cans down, 4 more to go! This was such a fun couples experience and the sauce is delicious! Thank you for offering the freshest and best ingredients.

What a great family farm with the most amazing fresh strawberries you get to pick yourself…read more Strawberries have never tasted so good! Fun time with the kids for Mothers Day picked my own fresh flowers

We started getting our produce delivered from here about a month ago and there is no going back…read more It's a simple service as long as you are in the delivery zones, you shoot an email with your selections for the week and your fresh produce finds its way right to your front door. I haven't been to the farm myself but husband and our son went this past October on a field trip for school and they said it was a beautiful and relaxing afternoon.

Took the kids out to their pumpkin patch!! The grounds are awful!! The playground if you want to…read morecall it that had broken toys. The grounds were full of old rusted equipment and looked more like a JUNK YARD than a place to buy pumpkins! The Hay ride went through the junk yard on the way to feed the cows!!! There was nothing good about our experience there!!!!

Highly recommend. First time last night and overall amazing experience. Amazing gin and tonic,…read morewine, and multiple food courses. Great atmosphere and friendly service.

***** REVIEW OF MARDI GRAS PARADE ONLY, City Roots was the host ******…read more The annual Mardi Gras parade was held at this location. They had a small parade, beer of course, and a few food trucks. I wont compare this to other Mardi Gras parades that I have been too. This was a nice outing for families with small kids (free beads) and those who wanna stand around a drink beer all day. I checked in and out in less than a hr. Tip: This has potential if the whole city would participant, other parades Ive seen in Columbia have much more community involvement. I will attend other events and try some of the fresh food (Farm To Table Events, and update the review.

Great selection of products and it's really good to know that they're fresh. Very helpful staff and…read moreI got some great new recipes. Can't wait to try them!

I'm confused why the only other reviewer left 3 stars but a happy review- they must not know how…read morestars work. Adluh Flour is a main fixture in Columbia, being probably the only remaining operating remnant of Columbia's industrial district. Most of the restaurants around use Adluh products in their kitchens, such as in their grits or in their baked goods. If you haven't had freshly milled grits before, you're missing out. They are an incredibly charitable company as well and have been known to help out with Harvest Hope and various food drives. Great company, great people, great grits.

Healthy, fantastic quality. We get all of our meats,…read morebeef/chicken/pork, here, and we are so thrilled with the high quality, and the great taste. It is a small shop, and you'll become a returning customer. It is ran by a super welcoming and kind woman who cares about her customers. Also, the store is so cute- you can buy jams, salsas, milk, skincare, and some baked goods, etc. "Hidden gem" is an understatement.

From the owner: We are small-town family farm dedicated to providing fresh, locally grown food with a commitment to…read morequality, sustainability, and community. Our animals are raised on open pasture, where they can graze naturally, ensuring their health and well-being while producing high-quality, nutrient-dense meat. We proudly offer premium pasture raised pork, locally sourced grass-fed, grass-finished beef, free range chicken, farm fresh, hand-gathered eggs and other homemade goodness.

Richburg Farms is a family run farm in Manning SC. My family and I recently went there for their…read morefall fest and Haunted House. I gave it 3 stars for the following reasons. Lest start with the good. The family that owns and runs the farm are super nice. The prices are reasonable $10 to free depending on ages. Which covers all the activities. This brings me to what I think is really good. They have a tube slide where they have the big drainage tubes that you slide into a hay stack. you have a small slide that the kids slide into a huge pool of corn kernels (it was hard to get my kids out of that one). They also have a long hay ride around the farm. They have a fire pit to roast marshmallows and make smore's . I have kids from 1 - 17 so for family fun this was really good. The Haunted house, they have Scary and Not Scary. Not scary is great for little kids, you just walk through each of the rooms in a guided tour. As far as the scary version not so much. The guide who was really nice really took away from haunted version. The whole thing about haunted house is the unexpected. She pretty much let you know what was coming. on a scare level I would rate this Haunted house as a 1 out of 10. As for a great family fun day I would give Richburg Farms a 8 out of 10