I had the best time at Asheville Bee Charmer. Some of my girls and I stopped by here after lunch on…read moremy Bach. We came here because my Yelp bestie and her husband love the sourwood honey. We were all excited to check this honey store out. In the back they have a very cool tasting table. There are over ten different kinds of honey to try. I loved that you could taste test things before making purchases. It was awesome to see how different each one tasted. My group and I had a blast here. They had everything from bottles of honey, honey sticks, bee pollen, honey supplies, and more. I ended up buying a beautiful bottle of the sourwood and a few honey sticks in fireweed and meadowfoam. The honey is both local and from other states too! The staff is beyond friendly. I highly recommend making a stop to check this charming shop out.

It had been a few years since I was last here and since that time I've actually had a few of my own…read morebeehives so I have a whole new appreciation for the golden nectar they work so hard to produce! And the Asheville Bee Charmer continues to be an amazing resource and showcase of some of the best the gals have to offer. So many delicious honey varietals to choose from! They have their own locally sourced honey including Sourwood and Wildflower, and some sourced varieties from out of state, including Tupelo from Florida and the Chicory and Meadowfoam from the Pacific NW. They even carry Lehua from Hawaii and Fireweed from Alaska! There's also infused flavors like coffee, ghost pepper, chai, lavender, vanilla bean, and more. And the best part? You can try them all! That was my favorite part of visiting, of course, and the staff was very kind and generous with us. We didn't just sample and leave though! We ended up buying more than a few jars to take home to us and to my mom. Speaking of gifts, they also have some really cute bee themed housewares, plus skin care, candles, and other products made from bee's wax. There are two locations in downtown Asheville and somehow it still doesn't seem like enough! We found that both carry the same items, however, so if you've been to one you might not need to hit the other one. Unless you're like me and just want to keep the honey party going!

This is our local farm stand/farmers market. They have a bunch of local produce, meats & dairy!…read morePick your own flowers or buy some precut for you. Stepp's raspberries are the best around and they have them during the season. Very nice people also. I will look forward to them being around seasonally every year!

This is a wonderful place to visit and very easy to get to in Hendersonville. We stopped by the…read morefarm to see about their fresh vegatables. We were pleasantly surprised by the superb quality of their offerings. Their zucchini and squash were flawlessly presented. They had beautiful strawberries by the bucket. Their frozen meat products were plentiful and they had an array of honeys, jams, and relishes. Ice cream is very much on the menu at the farm whether it be on a cone, cup, or in a shake. The best part was going in the back with my wife where she picked wild flowers (no charge), along with sunflowers (huge). I highly recommend visiting the Johnson Family Farm. We were not expecting much when we got there, but left knowing we would return. I hope this helps.

I've been to the other location a few blocks over twice but stopped into this one to compare and…read morecontrast. We found that both carry the same items, however, so if you've been to one you might not need to hit the other one. But since I've been to both I thought I'd write a bit here, too. It may be bias since the other location was the one I was first acquainted with but I found the other space a bit more comfortable and charming. Not to say there's anything wrong with this one. I just love the more rustic, wood decor of the other. But this location still has so many delicious honey varietals to choose from! They have their own locally sourced honey including Sourwood and Wildflower, and some sourced varieties from out of state, including Tupelo from Florida and the Chicory and Meadowfoam from the Pacific NW. They even carry Lehua from Hawaii and Fireweed from Alaska! There's also infused flavors like coffee, ghost pepper, chai, lavender, vanilla bean, and more. And the best part? You can try them all! They also have some really cute bee themed housewares, plus skin care, candles, and other products made from beeswax. Perfect for gifting or hoarding for yourself. Not that I'd know anything about that.... ;)

We had a nice time in here picking out honey. I ended up with the lavender honey. It is delicious.read more

Excellent honey and friendly folks. They have everything you need to get into beekeeping.read more

What a sweet little shop to snag local honey. Not much to say here other than the staff was super…read morefriendly and the prices were typical local honey prices. I was especially stoked about the selection of honey stick flavors. She loves the honey sticks and it's perfect for cough season. This place is one to keep in my for out-of-town guests and wedding/party favors. Merci Carolina Honey Bee

Wonderful staff, excellent inventory and beautiful setting. The variety and quality of honey is…read moreonly surpassed by the beautifully painted exterior of the building!

What a wonderful place!…read more One of the perks of living in Weaverville is Honey and The Hive! If I had the skillset & time for bee keeping, this would definitely be my go-to spot. But for now, I love this place for gifts and local honey! One thing I love are the honey sticks, pretty much clear straws filled with different types of honey. They are so good to have on hand for tea, peanut butter toast or just a shot for your sweet tooth! Being a bee expert is not a requirement to enjoy this place, just a love of honey!! By the way, I'm obsessed with the exterior mural!!!!!

The apples, and the veggies are beautiful. The owners are so helpful, and the prices beat the…read moregrocery store. Their jams and apple butter are yummy, plus you can get no sugar added jam. Love it all!

Amazing family run business! We stopped by here on the way to a vineyard nearby and were super glad…read moreto do so!! Fair prices and the lady that helped us out was super friendly. We were pretty modest with filling our baskets and she always added a few more fruit in to make it extra full. The staff all had their masks on even though it was mainly an outdoor market- I really appreciated that! I didn't realize you can get so many apples in early August, I can't wait to visit in the fall with even more apple varieties.

Cute shop with variety of honey products including soaps, candles, shampoo, lotions, candy and…read moremore. Store also carries wide range of bee retail products such as jewelry, dish towels, decor and more. They also have everything you need to get started as a bee keeper.

My Son and I love this business. Wonderful honey. I really enjoy the milk they stock. Numerous…read moreother items are stocked as well as fresh coffee which always smells wonderful. Customer service -- always friendly, pleasant and knowledgeable folks.

What a neat little market. Fresh produce and good selection of frozen local meat. People were…read morefriendly too!

Nice selection of local produce, cheese, organic goods, and other items. We love the jams and…read morejellies, and especially the infused honeys.

I love this property! My grandparents owned it for years long ago! We went up during the summers…read morefor many years.

Wonderful little stop on the way to chimney rock. Lots of local goods, both edible and crafts /…read moregifts. Apple cider was yummy and really hit the spot. The apple butter also did not last long, will always stop when In the area.