On a road trip and craving boiled peanuts, we stopped at Hamilton's Produce after seeing it pop up…read morein our search. While the boiled peanuts weren't quite what we hoped for, the stop was still worth it. We picked up cinnamon apple cider, cashew brittle, and fried okra for the road and all of those were delicious. A nice little spot to browse and grab some local treats while passing through!

We are from Texas and have been stopping at this stand since the late 90's on our trips back to…read morevisit family in Florida. Great boiled peanuts, produce and canned jellies and jams! Highly recommended. We hated to see that 158 had routed people around the town now. Worth the quick detour! Just detour on 98 and enjoy!

On Saturday mornings, local vendors set up shop in the lovely Cathedral Square to showcase their…read morelocally made merchandise and locally grown flowers and produce. We've bought pottery, fresh fruit and vegetables, beard oil, art work, food, and anything else you can imagine. The market has become my go-to for local fruit, veggies and art work. Some days there are more vendors than others, but there's always something interesting to see. Occasionally, they'll even have a band playing while you browse. Most vendors even take debit cards. According to their official FB page, they're set up on Saturday mornings and Thursday afternoons during the spring, summer and fall.

Hubby and I went to the Farmers Market recently. I really was grateful to find an organic farmer…read moreand her produce was delicious! She had some of the best cucumbers and eggplant that I have ever eaten. We went out on a Saturday morning. It was fairly busy and the vendors offered everything from produce to seafood to honey. There is also an area for local artists and even plants. I suggest you go early for the best selection and to beat the heat. There was live music which was nice.

Love this place !! Always great choices in fruits and vegetables, they have milk , eggs, sausage,…read morecheeses, ice cream in the freezers too . We love the boiled peanuts too , friendly service / beautiful flowers and ferns in the spring

Good produce,tomatoes,pickling cucumbers are th best!!!! Peanuts of all kinds! Beautiful plants and…read moreflowering bushes!!Candles that smell awesome! I highly recommend stopping buy to see all there stuff!!

All of the produce in the cooling area was wrinkled, shriveled, and wilted. A bunch of shelves were…read moreempty. It could of been a great grocery but looks neglected.

Many locally and regionally grown produce at low prices. A 10 ounce bag of spinach costs $1.89…read moreinstead of $2.50 at Bruno's. 6 pickling cucumbers for $1. Cheap bread. Locally owned and operated so the money you spend stays here and doesn't go to Walmart. Jimmy's prices are lower than Walmart's anyway!

Absolutely great stop for fresh produce and whatever else catch your eye…read more I wanted to make tomato pie so I grabbed some huge tomatoes, I ended up just eating them with salt ....the pie hasn't been made yet. I grabbed some muscadine and another similarly fruit. I grabbed some dill Pickle pretzels and boiled peanuts. Highly recommend popping in!

Sherry's Place has some of the freshest tomatoes. fruits, and vegetables around at great prices…read more Sherry always welcomes you with a smile and that good ole warm southern hospitality. She's always eager to assist you if you can't find something or if she doesn't have it, you best believe if she knows you're a local she will go out of her way to carry it next time.

Love the prices! Great selections. Cramped parking and aisles. Bring your own bags. The quarter…read moresituation to get your cart was confusing for some first time shoppers. Bag your own stuff, return your cart. Might be tougher for elderly people but the prices really can't be beat. Opened in March 2022. I visited the 2nd day after opening so it was a bit hectic. Didn't see employees explaining their unique design to shoppers but this would have been very helpful.

Walked the entire store. Nice produce and some good prices. The meat is very close to everybody…read moreelse's prices. Lots of unusual brands. Saw some frozen Chilean sea bass for $22/ lb. I do like sea bass so I bit. Oops. The fish was not good. For that price it should be great and it wasn't. Fishy, spongy and disappointing. I know good fish and this was almost nasty. Just avoid the frozen fish and maybe it's a good deal.

Great family owned farm, good selection of you pick vegetables. Shovels and buckets for picking are…read moreprovided for use as you collect your vegetables, we dug new potatoes and gathered yellow squash for $10 per five gallon bucket. Also nice selections of flowers and sunflowers we were able to cut fresh. Payments are cash only and made via honor box as farm was all self serve. Will return again.

Great family owned you pick it. We went last night and picked corn . It was on the small side but…read moreboy was it tasty and sweet. We also got two cantaloupes and they were yummy. You pay by the honor system. Randy has baskets and buckets to use. $11 a 5 gallon bucket. The cantaloupes were $3 each. He also has beautiful flowers that you can cut.

I can always find some deliciousness from International Food Pak where the service is always good…read moreand the ambiance is great. IFP has some of the best healthiest snacks. I love potato chips and have to eat them sparingly. I always look at the potato chips options. During my last visit they had Great Lakes "skin on" potato chips. So delicious. I have so many favorites in IFP.

This is great and unique shop. I do not know of any local stores that offer what they offer so far…read more It is located in the heart of Mobile. Near the University of South Alabama. Actually it down the street from the main campus. It offers a wonderful location. It has a large parking lot. Only challenge is making a left hand turn depending on traffic since the main road is two lanes. This store offers many different options for those hard to access foods, fresh spices, and drinks. As you walk in. They are an international market but more focus on Middle East cuisine. Not just your Europe and India ingredients. Besides the regular stuff you can buy at a small local market. You are overwhelmed with the wonderful abundance and aromatic of fresh made spices. Actually, as far I know, know where I have been locally that offers what they offer. If so, please let me know. I was able to find hard and unique ingredients not found anywhere else. As far as I know. They also an abundance of great wine selection. If you cannot find the wine of your choice. Give them a look. They might offer what you are looking for. I especially love this space since they have a small kitchen that can make fresh middle eastern dishes. I was hungry, so I grabbed the original (lamb ) gyro and a bottled water. It was delicious. Well worth it! (Gyro is meat cooked on a vertical rotisserie, then sliced and served wrapped or stuffed in pita bread, along with other ingredients such as tomato, onion, fried potatoes, and tzatziki. In Greece, it is normally made with pork or sometimes with chicken, whilst ground beef and lamb are also used in other countries.) They off free Wi-Fi. I believe it is password protected? They offer a few outside seating as well as small indoor spaces. But if not, you can always get it to go. Well worth it if you are in the area. Especially go here if you need that specific ingredient that you just cannot find. If you are hungry and want something delicious. Feel free to stop by and grab a bite. Definitely a must if you need that special ingredient for your delicious meal. If you are in the area and want a quick bite. Stop in!