Beautiful fruit, but not only are the prices terribly high, but they are not posted. Went to West Ashley farmer's market and spent $38 (of which included a convenience fee) - - 4 tomatoes, 15 okra pots, 4 cukes, 8 squash & 1 small bag of pink-eye peas. The head lady is loud and annoying & I heard her telling if the customer didn't like her prices they could go somewhere else or grow their own! I would have gone somewhere else, but Mrs. Fields nor Mrs. Freeman was there that day. read more

Shocked by the price at checkout considering I grabbed one blueberry box & one blackberry box and owed $35.00

While I love the fact that this is a CSA operation and I understand that prices (for everything) these days are seemingly very high, the prices not being posted at all is the problem and reason for my review. You get to checkout and are told some wildly high price. The cost of the prices isn't at all similar or close to the other prices of booths at the local farmers market. Yes, the 6 peaches I got seemed nice. Yes, it's a farmers market. But no, I don't think $18 for 6 peaches is in line with anything reasonable. The quality was good, but the cost is exorbitantly high for what they're selling. read more

Bad service, overpriced, no posted prices. This was the most horrible experience. The cost of 1 tomato, 1 small bunch of broccoli, 1 small cucumber, and 2 lb.s of potatoes was ..... wait for it....$41.00! Oh, he did throw in 2 bananas out of the kindness of his heart. What a good sport! I will never ever go back there. How does the City of Summerville and the Farmers Market let these people get away with this? Shame on scamming the poor and elderly trying to scrimp and save every penny. Stay away from Grubers booth... they are there to scam you. read more

Gruber CSA Farm - This is what I received from Gruber CSA Farm stand for $41.00. - CSA Near Me - Saint George, South Carolina

Prices are incredibly high. I bought 2 zucchini, 2 bunches of asparagus, and a pint of blackberries and was charged $36.05! Unfortunately I didn't check my receipt until much later or else I would have asked for an itemized receipt, but that's on me. read more

Want to include more vegetables and home cooking in your diet? You need Gruber Farms CSA in your life. CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture, and you sign up for shares/boxes over a season of several months. My husband and I signed up for the Spring 2021 season, choosing the small share for 1-2 people for $275. The season is 12 weeks, April-June, and you receive one box per week. Each week's box is packed to the brim with fruits and vegetables, and we've bought little produce from grocery stores. If your family is between sizes or eat some meals out at restaurants, choose the smaller share. So far, every fruit or vegetable has been fresh, and you can tell it was recently picked and packed. The price is fair for the amount and quality of produce we've received, our money goes directly to Gruber Farms, and our food didn't travel far to reach us. This season, we've had strawberries, potatoes, squash, zucchini, cauliflower, collards, cabbage, lettuce, kale, snap beans, cantaloupe, and more. Each box includes a letter from the farmer as well as recipes and serving suggestions for your produce. This is helpful if you need ideas or receive vegetables you haven't cooked before. The yellow cauliflower and Napa cabbage were both new to me and surprisingly tasty. Wherever you are in the Charleston area, Gruber Farms CSA has a pickup spot near you. They even have pickup spots in Columbia, Moncks Corner, Walterboro, and Orangeburg. We pick up from Pivotal Fitness, and gyms seem to be a popular pick-up spot. That's one way to be sure you work out at least once a week to supplement your healthy eating. Since we love vegetables and supporting local businesses, signing up for the CSA was a great decision. We'll continue to support Gruber Farms. read more

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total scammers and i'll never support them again. no prices listed & a fast talking woman who won't make eye contact with you will try to distract you as she rings you up and comes up with a price off the top of her head. $50 for some vegetables and a watermelon. i come to these farmers markets to support my local economy, and this just left a horrible taste in my mouth. also, most of their produce doesn't even come from their farm read more