I've shopped this Farmer's Market 2 or 3 times now, and I am very thankful for this addition to our…read morecommunity. The structure itself is well done and in a great location (in between the convention center and Wayne Community College). I hope that it will be successful and that they will continue to develop this market by adding additional vendors. Most of the time, you will only find maybe 4-5 stands selling local produce, and maybe a booth or two of various other local artisans and sellers. The produce is always great, I just hope we start to see a wider variety of options. It would be great to see some organic options as well. The prices have always been excellent when I have visited. Check out the market April through November on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays! Hopefully, you will find what you are looking for.

What a clean farmers market with friendly vendors. Easy to find behind the Maxwell Center in its…read moreown covered pavilion, keeping you out of the elements. While small with fewer than a dozen vendors, you'll find everything is peak season available for fair prices. In addition to produce, honey, jams and jellies, there are crafts from knitted novelties to woodworking. Facial products and scrubs round out the offerings. Ample parking on a beautifully paved parking lot. Easy in and out from Memorial Drive. Got to be NC! Support your local farmers.

I recently visited Brawes Bee Farm and purchased honey. I am pleased with the flavor of this honey…read more It is the best. Once you had real honey you can tell right away that this was true honey. The couple took their time to show us the bees. They are very nice and patient. I am glad that we have small business owners in our little town. I am looking forward to having next batch of honey.

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This is awesome LOCAL honey. Doesn't get any better than this! We found it at the Plantation…read morePoint Farmer's Market. They had different ones to try and Husband picked the Wildflower. Not expensive for the quality. Highly recommend!

I had always planned to.go to the factory in Kingston, but I never actually made it there. And…read morethen, I discovered Good Thymes. So if you like to cook with anything other than salt and pepper, this is the place to go. The prices are really good, the staff is very friendly and knowledgeable, and they have a lot of non-spicu things. Oh, and they carry Momofuku crunchiest. (If you're a foodie, you know.) Go there for all your spice needs, it's a cool, little place.

I loved this store! As a plant enthusiast I love the variety of plants they have and my husband…read more(the cooker of our house lol) was thrilled with the array of spices! Will definitely be back.

The chair of the meeting post-election made such comments to the farmers and vendors present at the…read moremeeting as "we don't care what you think we're going to listen to the county," "the Leroy James farmers market will be closed until Farmers learn how to grow tomatoes in the winter," he threatened certain members of the committee who disagreed with him with lawsuit, and replied to the vendors who were having a hard time hearing what was going on in the meeting due to a lack of microphone being provided by the county despite it being requested that they should "put your hearing aids in Old Man." This is a person who brags about going to barbecues and birthday parties with County staff while presiding over the advisory committee meeting, this is a person who represents the Pitt County Board of Commissioners and County staff. This person self admits to having anger management issues and brags about ripping telephones out of the hospital wall back in the day. He looked the vendors right in the eye and said I do not represent you. If we want to save this farmers market it means listening to the farmers who literally make up the name of the market. The vendors must be heard. Now, instead of listening to the vendors, the vendors who disagreed with the current policies are being kicked out one by one. Alarita Gourmet Foods, Forest of Eden Farm & Nursery, and Wind Leaf Farm are just three examples of many! I repeat: unelected government bureaucrats are retaliating against vendors for exercising their right to free speech.

This spot was a lot of fun; browsing the various vendors of produce, baked goods, honey and craft…read moreitems. Folks were so friendly and the live music added to the atmosphere.

Best raw honey I've ever had! I got the Gallberry from the friendly folks at the State Farmer's…read moreMarket. Will definitely continue to purchase.

While the honey is good, I watched the gentleman serving the honey be super nice to the customer in…read morefront of me and when I got ready to purchase they stated "what do you need" I purchased a large container and I asked for three honey sticks, they said five I said well I only need three they said might as well get five. I said okay go ahead and then I got my purchase and said have a blessed day. They didn't say anything. Customer service lacked. We promote blessings but the spirit of Christ is welcoming. Based on the experience I won't be purchasing from this vendor.

Cute, friendly, fresh little juice bar with tons of choices, friendly staff and great vibe. I…read moretried the WE GOT THE BEET - with beet, carrot, apple and orange. Absolutely delicious, fresh and filling. Love all the cute names of the menu items (Hippy Chick, Kickin' Carrot, Hardcore Herbivore!) Also home to Yogi Indes- A lovely little yoga studio in the back. Makes for a fantastic morning, yoga class, fresh juice and time with friends. A must stop visit in Greenville.

Okay smoothie. Staff wasn't very friendly. I've worked in restaurants before so I know how it can…read morebe but sheesh, this team is DRY. I got a mango madness smoothie; it's okay! Something in the smoothie is a little bitter, I'm guessing that's the orange pitch I'm tasting but that's fine because it's more natural I guess.

Popped in here for a jar of honey and I'm leaving having discovered a hidden gem in Washington!…read moreThey had so many delicious items for sale; baked goods, casseroles, chicken pop pies, and produce of all kinds. Their plant selection also seemed diverse and in good condition. I'll definitely be coming back!

I stopped in there for the first time and left very happy! I was able to get fresh tomatoes that…read moretaste amazing! Not like store bought and they were a very good price. I also was able to purchase some local honey which is also delicious and only $12 for a huge jar of it. I will never buy tomatoes from a grocery store again after tasting her delicious tomatoes. I will definitely be back and try some of the other fresh produce she has. I also bought a jar of pickled beets which were also very yummy! Love this place!

Super responsive and super fast shipment!! Great customer service and wonderful honey!!read more

From the owner: Some of the specialties that make us unique are primarily our Local and Raw Wildflower Honey. It is…read moretruly delicious. Second, we also try to do our part each season by relocating honeybee swarms. Third, we have shared our story from day one on social media. Please check out our social, mainly Instagram and YouTube these days (Facebook still exists; however, our page has hacked in August 2021 and we lost our admin control of the Cole's Farm NC business page. So, if you find us on Facebook, it is still stuck in Facebook purgatory). We appreciate everyone that Likes, Follows, and Subscribes to our socials and enjoys our beekeeping journey as much as we do. If you are looking for a Local Honey supplier, look no further! Please contact us and we can easily accommodate your schedule to get a jar of our happiness into your hands. We hope you enjoy our social content and will give us the privilege of giving you our business. Take care. Jeff and Jenn Crane