Fresh Mennonite Farm Produce! Where we go for veggies, fruits and preserves. Watch for buggies on…read moreFairview Road!

Very cool little place in the middle of nowhere. The produce is excellent and we bought the granola…read morewhich was killer. For granola.

Love this market we go all the time. Bought tomato plants and they were the best plants ever. Even…read morecame back stronger the next year without planting. Looking forward to them opening soon!!! Everyone is friendly and helpful.

I bought several kinds of cookies. When I got home, I noticed they were all out of date. All of…read morethem were stale..some more than others. I threw away most of them because the taste was really off. The bell peppers were beginning to shrivel the next morning. I did use them; however, they had been picked a long time. The watermelon was very good. The store was clean and staff was nice and said thank you which is important to me because that showed they did appreciate my stopping in. I live about 1 hr. And 45 mins. away so that was a long way to go for mediocre produce. Thank you for allowing me to review my experience. Almeda Hoffman; Rossville, Ga.

For the past few years I have been passing this place and thinking of stopping by but until last…read moreweek I just hadn't. A friend from Amish Country was with us and instead of driving by, we stopped in to investigate because the sign read "Amish Market." Let me tell you, DO NOT judge a book by it's cover. The business was apparently damaged by a flood, so don't let the exterior turn you off. Come on in and take a step back in time. Fresh vegetables, fresh fruit, cheeses, candies, nuts and dried fruit candies, canned fruits, salsas, pickled everything, Amish soaps and lotions and I could go on and on. My friend from Amish country was ecstatic when she found her grandmother Troyer's soaps and lotions ... omg!!! It's a mom & pop style operation and your support, I'm certain would be appreciated. It's like a farmer's market under one roof. What are you waiting for? I'll return for sure!!

I saw this somewhere about it being an Amish store but when you think Amish store you think…read moresomewhat affordable but their prices are a little extreme. An example of this is a jar of marinated mushrooms was either $10 or $15. A sticker just a basic sticker that's about 2 inches is a dollar , old Christmas candy from 2 1/2 months ago was $6.50 for about something you would get if it wasn't a holiday three dollars at Walmart but since it's Christmas it should've been discounted. About five dollars for a tiny container of maybe 2 ounces of gummy bears.

Nick Bright Farms is a small working farm that offers a wide variety of beef and pork products, as…read morewell as eggs and honey all at affordable prices. All of the meats come prepackaged and are sold frozen. The shop is opened on Saturday and Sunday only.

The best veggies and melons ever. Kind and helpful staff. Great parking and always a pleasure. We…read morelook forward to being there a few times a month

This is very misleading!! Top 10 in Grainger County!! Coming is located in Blount County and I do…read morenot will not ever buy from Conings market again. I make sure I do not buy Coning produce sold in grocery stores. I have witnessed an owner treat elderly and you get custo.ers very rudely, more than once. I bought items and a young girl rang up my total, helped carry to car. I left to visit with family. We realized I was missing a couple of items. An oversight by myself and the young lady. When I went back on Monday, the same girl was there, remembered and had found the items. Asked the lady owner about giving them to me or replacing......"I didn't see them in the cooler". Turned and walked away without saying sorry, replace what you paid for....just a she will have to buy more. I will never be back. She did my elderly sister-in-law rudely too.

The farmers work very hard to get a good crop of Strawberries out for the community. I asked them…read moreabout if the farm was organic and if they use pesticides. The response was very kind. They said no they're not organic and there is no Farms in this region that are organic. They explained the chemicals is like taking a vitamins and medicine. It helps feed and protect them from pest and diseases. That they follow all practices set by the EPA. I found the farm very clean despite water puddles from the rain last week.

We called to find out if the strawberries were organic, if not, what are they treated with. We were…read moreresponded to quite rudely with arrogance and a condescending attitude. She kept stating "Why would we want to kill our strawberries? We follow all EPA rules and guidelines. If we didn't treat them, we wouldn't have any berries. I personally researched every single chemical because I don't want to be around harmful chemicals." Neither her nor Steve have any respect or tact when dealing with customers who ask things they do not like. For those who want to know - Ridomil Gold and apparently Clorox according to one of their very own comments on Facebook to another farm - that have now been deleted by the owners but l have screenshots of it. The strawberries are also advertised as 1 gallon, which they specifically said yields 5lbs. Unless your bucket is overflowing, you aren't getting 5lbs. We bought several and upon weighing them at home, only 1 gallon was 5lbs. The rest were right at 4lbs. It adds up. After seeing how they respond to customers who have every right to know what is in their food, we will not be returning. I would sooner just buy from a store and I don't say that lightly as we are a cattle farming family, we prefer to support other local farms. Not this one however.

This is a family owned farmers market. Whatever they have usually just came straight from the farm…read more The sweet corn in the summer is amazing! They are knowledgeable and helpful.They have homemade desserts. I haven't the deserts but they look yummy.

Loved the roadside place. Got the sweet yellow watermelon and it couldn't of been better. Also got…read morethe most delicious brownies. What a find! Thanks

Good products and good customer service. Always helpful when I come in the store. They did a…read morespecial order for me and it turned out wonderful A+.

Travelled all the way from Seymour to get their products. Not satisfied with the meats in the…read morelocal supermarkets. They have top quality meats. Everything was tasty and not overly expensive. Service was friendly and accommodating. Will definitely come back again soon!

This is the kind of place where your healthy alter ego stays buckled up in the car--and you waltz…read morein guilt-free, ready to eat like it's your birthday. Their cheese selection? Chef's kiss. We sampled a few, and the views while snacking were straight out of a postcard--peaceful, pretty, and perfect for pretending you're in a cheese commercial. Whatever you do, don't skip the Café. It's in this gorgeous, huge old barn that's been lovingly renovated into a temple of ooey-gooey grilled cheese goodness. It's basically sacred ground for sandwich lovers. Grilled cheese is their thing, and oh boy, do they do it justice. My husband went for the Smoked Bologna, I had The Big Cheese (because... obviously), and our friends followed our lead. No regrets. These sandwiches are THICK, golden, buttery slabs of bread hugging melted cheese like it's a warm embrace from grandma. Pro tip: One whole sandwich is basically a cheesy Everest. My husband took half to go. I, on the other hand, showed no restraint. Dessert? Oh yeah. We shared a chocolate peanut butter shake (sin in a cup), and our friends had the cake batter one--because balance, right? Also, they have a super cute shop where I snagged some Tennessee jams to bring home. Gifts, I said. For others. (Probably.) It's a lovely spot--perfect for a chill picnic with family or friends... or to just sit quietly while your food coma gently sets in.

The BLT and seasonal shake are amazing! Always love visiting Sweetwater Valley Farm and sitting on…read morethe porch of the barn to enjoy the views and a shake. The cafe also has a store with home good items, cute clothing, and gifts. The perfect place for a fun family visit or to take folks from out of town. The owners are often in the cafe and are super nice and welcoming. Every time we visit the workers are extremely nice and helpful!

Blackberry Farm Brewery was yet another brewery that wasn't in my list to try but man, oh man am I…read moreglad that a detour was made to come to this brewery. Most other Yelpers give this place glowing reviews and I have to join in with them to keep the glow bright. The beer that we had was the BRB Stout. This was an excellent stout and I rated it very highly on Untappd. Flavors to detect and have fun with the stout are malty, some pine, coffee, cocoa and some bitterness. Such a great complexity! I highly recommend this stout as it blew us away! Really a great beer! If their other beer options are this good then this brewery is going to win at anything they put their creative minds to.

Finally got to stop by for some food.Wasn't really hungry- more there to buy some of the delicious…read morecanned/bottled sauces and jams, but had to eat a bite. Wonderful job on simple items- I just had chicken tenders and fries. The tenders were incredibly good- crispy outside, very soft and tasty inside, with a hint of honey on the crust. Fries were coated in something and very tasty although honestly they didn't seem totally fresh. I had a very heavy and tasty stout beer to go with them. I do think they ought to put prices on the menu!