It was difficult to find at first however once you find the compound and drive around, you'll see…read morethe various vendors. We ended up picking the largest, freshest, sweetest watermelon for only $5. We picked up a variety of other produce which were very fresh as well.

Good Lord, So Good! So many colors & foods & Candy & biscuits & puppies. Such a lovely experience…read more Some of my favorite booths were fresh flower bouquets, fish tacos, homemade biscuits, scones & grits. Lavender cookies, various fresh juices, lemonades. The avacado toast lady was a bit rude, but the other booths were lovely and had lovely offerings of food and art. The craftsman ship in the leather made goods and homemade jewelry were divine. I loved the different shaped cross necklaces and charm sizes. Musicians with interesting instruments and a grandpa who made square wooden string guitars, very amazing- see my pics. Ice cream, fish tacos, guys making giant vats of paella and crunchy sushi rolls that looked dynamite! Look closely at the booths and walk to the end where the really good food and fish tacos are! You don't want to miss out. The electric car area was amazing and I loved seeing the remodeled 1972 Volkswagen bug convertible made electric and the brand new but a replica of the Volkswagen van now electric... goes about 300 miles fully charged. It's an amazing market- very enjoyable. Cute painted cowboy hats too! Hope you enjoy my pics

This Farmers market is exactly what Irmo needs. Although still in its infancy, it has some major…read moreplayers in the local food scene. There were several different vegetable farmers (including one who has a $4 box! Fill it with whatever you like....for four bucks!), local beef and pork, the best milk I've ever tried from a local diary, baked goods and other wellness items like all natural soaps and essential oils. The blended bakery (with their amazing trolley) has incredible pimento cheese! This is NOT Irmo Farmers Market of a few years ago. It's all local and I feel good about supporting these farmers and feeding my family food that grows right down the road.

Great market with interesting vendors! Of course, there are…read moreplenty of delicious fruits and veggies, but there are also amazing crafts and even a fashion truck. Had the best candy apple there!

Great market. Low prices and great selection. Quality produce. The staff is very friendly and…read morevery helpful. This market is like going back in time. We are lucky to have such a beautiful market.

We were looking for low priced mums, ended up here because State Farmers market is closed on…read moreweekends, make it make sense. I knew this place was small from a past visit but ultimately they do have low priced mums compared to Walmart. Their pumpkins on the other hand are $12 for one compared to $3 at Walmart. Their outdoor stock is most likely seasonal not that large but enough. Inside the building is produce, not anything too exotic fruit wise. I did see a tomato pie in the freezer, yum. If you're unlucky that State farmers market is closed this is a more limited alternative.

A great spot to find local vendors and feel the hometown vibes of Columbia…read more A great selection of vendors are here and the food was good.

I have been meaning to write this review for the longest! I absolutely love coming down here on a…read moreSaturday. I enjoy talking with the vendors and learning about their products. Such an inspiration.I love seeing the different crafts and tasting the homemade goodies. I always come home with tons of stuff each time:) If you have never been, please put this on your to-do list! I promise you will enjoy it. It is impossible to take a scroll there and come back empty-handed. Spending your money here is totally worth it. I will go again and again! Always enjoy supporting local businesses. I have so much fun until I forget to snap pictures:) Sometimes parking is a headache but who cares, I love it!

Fantastic, huge farmer's market in Charlotte. I've been to the one in Raleigh, and I thought that…read morewas the biggest and the best, but this one is a close runner-up. It has everything you want from a farmer's market, with three huge barn tents: - One full of greenery and herbs - Another with fruits and vegetables - Another one with all the wonderful stuff from vendors We even bought a massive cedar, beautiful live edge cutting board for only $40. You have to come and visit this place.

I was very surprised at how good this farmers market was compared to the one in Raleigh....it was…read morein some ways better. We made a full sweep of the buildings, there was a great variety of veggies, meats, and other locally sourced items. We bought a few things and felt this is a great place to return to in the future.

My first trip to US1 flea market on our hunt for a specific Caribbean fruit. This market is a 5…read moreminute drive from Barnyard flea market on Augusta Rd. If you have enough time to peruse any flea market can find decent deals. We got here later in day about 12-1 so the parking was probably less congested than a Sat morning. We were able to find a produce/fruit stand with many exotic fruits from Jamaica not common here in States. Large bag of muscadine for $5 sack of Tamarind for $20 was pricey. We did also find jackfruit but the seller wanted $30 for one, way too much. It is exotic so they can charge these crazy prices but we didn't bite on that blackmail. It can get quite hot mid day in the summer with not that much shade as other markets, be aware. We did find our fruit here so I give it extra star, but it's a flea market.

We stope here a few times a year to pick up a few items. Lots to choose from at pretty descent…read moreprices. They have alot of free parking, so no worries. I've never eaten any cooked food or raw seafood from here. I purchase house cleaner and some fruits and veggies only. Great place to wander and pick up a few goods. Just be careful and watch your bags. Alot of people walking up close and personal.

I was very excited when a friend told me about a blueberry picking farm that's in the area. I…read moreimmediately went to the website and Facebook page to get all of the information. We came early to avoid the heat and any crowds. My girls were over the moon when I surprised them with a trip here. The owner is great and so helpful. I loved that this is a basic farm without all of the extras. The blueberries taste great and the price is excellent.

Lots of fun, good farming practices, good berry varieties, and good value. We start following the…read morestatus of the crop in May in eager anticipation. This is a great family experience, and we've also taken international students living with us to enjoy 2-3 hours picking berries. Unless you're a lizard who can't get enough heat, I recommend getting there around opening time.

It's a really great little market, managed well by Michaela Barno. I actually look forward to each…read moreWednesday as this market has become sorta my social connection to the community. Plus, Murphy's Farm's first stall starts the shopping of correctly. Murph's a great guy, with great, fresh produce at fair prices. All the venders have always treated me fairly too. Henry's Bread Kitchen is worth the line! Great guy, and loves talking about his wonderful breads. Be there, I look forward to seeing ya!

From the owner: Local farmers selling produce, seasonal fruit, milk, eggs, honey, beef, pork, and chicken. We're…read moreBlythewood's marketplace for homegrown groceries. Buy your specialty groceries direct from the seller: grits, bread, jams, hot sauces and more. Come check us out, and also enjoy live music, food trucks, and artisan crafts. Located in Blythewood's Doko Meadows Park, you can bring the whole family (and the dog).

Very cute little farmer's market I found out about through one of the food trucks. I was in the…read morearea and decided to stop by. They have a variety of offerings from local businesses and definitely a place to check out. Plenty of parking.