Awesome variety of goods. Got some delicious strawberries. We were very intrigued by the dessert…read moreselection, but didn't need a whole pie. We bought the Pluff Mudd Dessert. Would NOT recommend. I thought it would be chocolate mousse, but it tastes just like chocolate jello from the box with oreos thrown in. Extremely disappointing for the price of 8.50, would be a little less upset if it was half the price. Definitely skip.

This was my first time at this cute little farmers market. They have all the local South Carolina…read moregoodies. I heard the Key lime pie is the best thing ever so I grabbed one. Can't wait to visit this market again.

Great market and great people. Enjoy every time I'm in Beaufort , their produce is superbread more

Nice woman helped with boiled peanuts and a great looking watermelon. In and out with no fuss.read more

Storey Farms Market is a great place to pick up some fresh or frozen prepared foods, eggs, fresh…read moremilk, and meats! We typically grab a few of the frozen prepared meals which are fantastic for nights you want a healthy homemade meal but aren't in the mood to cook. They also have some local sauces, coffee, vegetables/fruits, and snacks. My little one loves tagging along to see the animals at the front of the market. They usually have chickens, ducks, and we've seen goats there before. They also decorate very cute for Halloween and the fall season

What a great find here on Johns Island! A farm that also sells their own eggs, chickens, pork,…read moreduck and vegetables! All grown on this farm. A store filled with jars of honey, jams, jellies. Prepared meals to take home. And the help here is wonderful! I can also call ahead to have a fresh chicken waiting for me. Now that's awesome!!!! I came home with a cherry pie and a beautiful loaf of bread.

Fair warning: Bluffton is not a big down, and despite this market being on a weekday, I have never…read moreseen this area as packed as it was for the market. You can still find parking a couple of blocks away, but the area had a cramped feeling that it usually does not. The reason for this, I assume, is that this is a pretty impressive market as these things go. The setup is on a green square and allows plenty of opportunity to sit and eat or otherwise enjoy oneself, but shade is also available and there are some bathroom facilities on the square. The vendors were a good variety for a market of this size, including several fresh vegetables and local rice, but also baked goods and some of the sort of prepared food that you'd be more inclined to eat on the spot. Prices were high, as one might expect. But I don't think that anyone inclined to shop here would not find something distinctive and local to be worth paying money for.

This Market is open on Thursdays from 10 AM -2 PM in the Summer and in the Fall the times change to…read morelater in the day. Parking is free on the outer perimeter of the park and neighboring streets. That is a huge plus for me. Also I love that it is true to what it is which is local growers of fruits and vegetables. There is a couple of food to eat booths as well. This particular visit I was running late and arrived at 1pm an hour before they close. Since I was hungry I stopped at this booth that had dumplings or lo mein noodles. The dumplings were not reading so I got the lo mein had very little vegetables and the lo mein was okay not the best I ever had just average. Next I went to a particular vegetable stand that I have been to before with great success. Meaning I got home and the purchases were good. Last week I got a cantaloupe and tomato here. This week needed peaches for my Mother In Law. They were firm and the size of a baseball. Six of them weighed in at $17. Next I stopped at a booth that had pralines. I chose one with walnuts $3.00. The taste was very buttery and really hit the spot. Just as I headed back to the car it started to rain. So glad to just miss it. Note all vendors have covers over their booths. To protect their items and to keep out of the sun/rain. Definitely will continue to come here as I love the small town flair and every one is so nice and friendly.

Compared to the other markets I have been to in the area this one is pretty good. I was excited…read moreto find farm fresh eggs; $7 a dozen but if you bring your own carton it's $1 off. Also got some amazing salsa. They had several good vendors and two well stocked veggie stands.

Nice Farmers Market. Such a great assortment of produce and baked goods. Smaller than I expected…read morebut still a very nice market.

It's late March and already the local strawberries are here. They are both delicious and GORGEOUSread more

Very cute farm stand, but overpriced. I grabbed the onion dip and chicken salad. Both are fine, but…read morehave very little flavor. Onion dip was $12 for the small container and chicken salad was $10 (doesn't this seem backwards?). They did have fresh produce and some great frozen options (Rio Bertollini's / Bakers Bar) but we were looking for food we could eat pretty immediately.

10-26-24 10:30 AM Saturday…read more A friend of mine told me about this place and comes here nearly every Saturday for the Fresh Ravioli. So as we explore our new home of South Carolina we head on over to Port Royal which is a first for us. Luckily we get a parking space directly across the road from this Market. We take our bags with us. First stop was Carolina Rice and grains. As we are new to this we get the rice only note bag says best to Freeze. It is $8. for a bag that is a little less than a pound. Next stop is baked goods I leave with a Tomato Pie ie very Southern are we and a Jalapeño Cheddar Bacon bread. We stop at a table that has sausages so we leave with Chorizo. Finally we get to the famous fresh pasta but due to the late hour everything is nearly sold out. We leave with a Bolognese Lasagna and a Pepper Tortellini. The person ahead of me on line got the last Porcini mushroom ravioli. We passed a fresh flower table but prices seemed a little more than I wanted to spend. The last two booths we get fresh vegetables Cantaloupe, Myer Lemons, Poblano Peppers, Zucchini, Yellow Squash. By this time you guessed it we should have had more bags. Note it assists greatly if you have cash which we did. I had an insulated bag for the frozen pastas and chorizo. We could have eaten here as well as they had food carts and someone that sold coffee. Really a wonderful outing. All the vendors were so pleasant and knowledgeable about their products. They were set up in a nice area with grass and trees for natural shade. We definitely will be back but will definitely come earlier as well as carry more bags.

Just a great place to be on Saturday morning! Fresh cow, goat milk, fresh baked bread, and…read moresausages. Great Lowcountry, feel.

I just discovered this gem apparently I have been living under a rock!! It is small but packs a…read morepowerful punch with the volume of fresh produce here at this Farmer's Market. It's located behind the main drag on the left as if you are heading to the old train depot. They have parking there and it's less than a minute walk to the market. They have a variety of locally grown (John's Island & Wadmalaw ) vegetables, Fruit & Nuts. Plus today I met some local artists, Elizabeth for one, working on a variety of platforms painting beach themed work. Amazing. She has some beautiful work on display. I saw shrimp for sale and of course coffee. I also noticed they have bathrooms in a building at the back of the market. Some nice plants for sale here also. I really loved this Market & wish all the vendors well. Just sad that I discovered it late in their season.

The setting alone deserves 5 stars. This Farmer's Market is smaller than many, but it's under a…read morebeautiful stand of trees, next to Poe Library, Sullivan's Island elementary and a historic bunker. The location can't get much better than that. There's plenty of car and golf cart parking. The market lasts from 2pm until 7pm, so there's no mad rush of people creating a shortage of places to park. Although there are limited numbers of venders, they're each unique. There's no endless numbers of craft tents, but a select few. Love that they have a sweetgrass basket vender. The plant vender offers all organically grown products. There's also a food truck and live music. I was able to buy all the ingredients for a fresh mozzarella salad. Fresh basil, olive oil, mozzarella and tomatoes.

We made our first batch of homemade tomato sauce using Ambrose farm tomatoes and all locally…read moresourced ingredients. 6 cans down, 4 more to go! This was such a fun couples experience and the sauce is delicious! Thank you for offering the freshest and best ingredients.

This is a great activity to do on a sunny Saturday. The farm is located on scenic Wadmalaw Island…read more There was a huge selection of juicy red strawberries for $5 a pound as well as herbs, onions, carrots, and honey for purchase. It's about 30 minutes outside downtown Charleston, but totally worth the drive. And there's such sweet people running the place.

Delicious! Me, my girlfriend and our family stopped by to see the Angel Oak tree. After that we all…read moreneeded a nice dinner and break from all of the thanksgiving turkey. The appetizers were great. We had broccoli bites, lump crab dip, and more and the portions were huge. To the point I had trouble eating my entire. The staff was amazing. The gift shop was cool as well, I had to pick up a few things from there too.

Enjoyed the lunch with friends, ordered the Tomato Shed Shrimp under the recommendation of my…read morefriend that had been here before and it was good Service was good, ordered the 50/50 iced tea and waitress came with the refill just in time Before my meal I went to wash my hands and found the funniest toilet in the World, ingenuos but really funny and I had to take two pictures. Not AI, pictures are real and I bet that if you work here or not you FLUSH and WASH YOUR HANDS no excuses LOL