I don't know why but I like the stand on Hwy 153 better than East Ridge stand. Maybe it's cleaner, and I think the produce is fresher! East Ridge is a lot closer to us, but just for an evening ride we will go to Hwy 153. I've been pleased with their produce, the prices are like everywhere else nowadays...Nothing is cheap. read more

This place was a diamond in the rough. I like this place a lot just a typical fruit and veggie stand but the prices were cheap and the product was good. We got lots great produce and some South Carolina peaches. They do flowers before Mother's Day read more

I purchased12.00 of SC peach there yesterday and there no good. The ones I got at Walmart were better.

Somewhere between 3 and 4 stars. 4 stars for the produce. First, do NOT follow the directions on MapQuest/Google Maps (as sent by Yelp). It turns you up a side street, and when it says "You've Arrived", if you step out of your car, you'll plummet off the street and through their roof. It is on RINGGOLD, which is a main street... so just stay on that street. As far as the produce, it was REALLY good. It looked fresh, no clunkers, mostly local stuff, good and fair prices. South Carolina peaches at $1.59/pound were an ok deal, but nothing to write home about. Not super-juicy nor sweet. A bit disapointing. Bigger issue was the lady at the counter. 3 stars ... or less. When I asked her "Where are the Georgia peaches and will you be getting some?" (I mean, I live in Georgia, about 5 minutes away, across the border from this fruit stand) she kind of gave me a look of "You're an idiot", followed by a terse "We won't get any", and then "I don't know why not" ... in a voice that was not pleasant or friendly. Granted: I was mind reading, and I suck at it, so I don't know what she was really thinking, but I almost turned and walked out. When I go to a local produce stand, I expect to engage with the owners and workers in nice, cheerful banter. I believe in supporting local businesses, because typically they are nicer, friendlier, and more fun. I usually feel like I can ask all sorts of stupid questions, from "What size of red potatoes do you usually use in your pot roast?" to "are small okra better, or is bigger better?" to "What's the difference between green, yellow, red and orange bell peppers?" At this place, with this person, I could have been at WalMart bothering someone... I didn't want to ask anything! I will try again and hope I have a better experience. read more

This is a great place to stop in and get some great local and seasonal produce and even plants. Everyone is always friendly and there are some great deals happening. I love that it's close by my house and I can just pop on over. read more