The fruit and produce is very good and is comparably priced to sale items at big chain grocery…read morestores. The blueberry pop-tarts are delicious, but they should be at $10 a box. The folks staffing the stand are very nice and professional. The stand itself has the nostalgic ambiance of a country store. It's pretty welcoming. The antique truck and the old farm tractor in the front parking lot rekindles fond memories of decades gone by up in New England during Autumn foliage days. It would be nice if B&L's was open during the fall season.

CANNOT WAIT FOR NEXT YEAR! Sooooo good. The green beans were our favorite, although Everything is…read moregreat! Until we found the jars of spicy sweet pickles! YUUUUMMMMY! The Ambiance is very nice too...... very organized!

Folks, This is the Oldest Vegetable Stand around Simpsonville. Mr. Hogg has been at it since the…read more60's and owns this Wonderful Greenhouse from the Start. Now he does have his Son working with Him now and Boy do they have the Best Tomatoes in Town. Oh Yes, Please do Yourself a Favor Stop by and enjoy some of them along with other veggies I know You will Like them. I always say Buy/Support your Local Home Grown Businesses and they will appreciate it so much!!!

Don't be fooled by the exterior looking like just a lowkey Hispanic grocery store. What you're…read moregonna do is walk to the back... then hang a left like you're entering a side quest in a video game. Hidden back there is one of the most authentic Mexican spots I've found in the Greenville area. Nobody spoke English, but honestly, that just made me trust the food more. Google Translate clocked in for its shift and we navigated ordering from the menu just fine. Order Plate #2 (The Costilla de Puerco en salsa verde) was ridiculously good; super flavorful with just the right amount of heat. The asada tacos were also solid, and 4 for $13 in this economy feels like finding buried treasure. Don't sleep on the Horchata; finally a place that sells horchata that's not watered down! 10/10 would absolutely get lost in the grocery store again.

Very nice selection and inventories, good and friendly service, definitely will come back.read more

Wonderful produce! Huge, yummy tomatoes, large fresh and juicy, peaches, fresh out of the garden…read morecorn on the cob. I'm in heaven!

This farm has a farm stand selling several varieties of tomatoes grown at this farm. They also…read moregrow and sell corn, zucchini, yellow squash, and a variety of other vegetables and also they have an impressive flower garden and sell the cut flowers. You can cut the flowers yourself. We tried two of the available tomato varieties, the Whopper and the Red Snapper. The Red Snapper hybrid grows a large fruit that will slice to fill up an entire sandwich area with one slice. The Whopper is close. Both are recommended. The sweet corn was excellent!

They have a great selection year round. I love their seasonal fruit. Right now, they have tons of…read morelocal strawberries. I actually got some double yolk eggs too. 24 for $9. I thought that was a great deal! They sometimes will have duck eggs too. It's absolutely my go to spot for produce, local honey and unique finds.

I spent $97 at Tomato Vine on Saturday, with nearly half of that ($45) going toward two soursop…read morefruits. Within a day, both soursops molded--one I refrigerated, and the other I left out because it looked ripe. I called ahead before returning them and calmly explained the situation. The man who answered the phone (owner or manager, I assume) immediately got rude, called me ignorant for not knowing how to store soursop, and hung up on me while I was still trying to speak. When I arrived at the store with the spoiled fruit (one cut open and one whole), the experience only got worse. He berated an elderly employee right in front of me, saying he would dock his pay for giving me no guidance about ripeness. It was heartbreaking to witness that kind of treatment. I wasn't asking for a full refund--just a respectful exchange--but instead, I was humiliated and talked down to. He refunded me $21 for the whole fruit and nothing for the cut one, then told me to "stay away from his soursop" because I "don't know how to handle it." Everyone starts somewhere when trying new fruits, and a real professional would educate their customers, not insult them. There are plenty of other places to buy high-quality soursop with better service--like the Charlotte farmers market vendors who are there every Saturday on 3930 Brookshire Blvd. who treat you like a human being. I won't be returning here and I highly advise others to take their business elsewhere.

I stopped by the Greenville State Farmers Market to get some fresh vegetables. Like most fresh…read moremarkets they have a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables. They also carry the Happy Cow dairy products as well as raw milk from a dairy is Starr, SC. All kinds of relishes, apple and pear butter, maple syrup(that I'm going back to get after my blood work) Vidalia onion relish, tomatoes, fresh turnip greens, corn, watermelons, peaches, zucchini, yellow squash and small Vidalia onions are only a few of the items they have. They were also frying fresh pork rinds. Stop by when you're in the area, to at least look around.

I love coming to the farmers market for raw milk, their prices are the best in my area. Friendly…read morefamily that runs it and always a familiar face. Would definitely recommend.

The thing we enjoy is the quality of rhe foods and yet the price is right too. But what I need to…read moresay that is even better is the customers service that all of the employees at the Simpsonville store go above and beyond . However last night theses four went above and beyond . My wife and I got there at 9:40 had almost 2 buggies full of groceries but we needed to call a Uber driver to get it home . My phone lost power with no USB to charge it or a charger. I asked one of rhe employee do yiu have an android charger . She said me see if I can find one . She came back with one I could use and I used the recharging room to see how much charge I could get . Managed to seem to get an Uber driver and just before I got it secured my phone cut off . So they canceled the Uber. I didn't know for sure so we were waiting outside 15 minutes later still no Uber. 4 employees came out after closing up . Braylon the security guard , Lydia Ashley who got the charger first for me and her mom Jessie they said do you have someone coming . I told her my situation she said yiu can use my car to charge your phone. So we sat and waited for my phone to charge and talked till I got at least 8 percent took and had to order a new Uber driver . 21 minutes away . So they sat with us till our ride arrived and I insisted to stay till we were in the vehicle . We thanked them several.times . They deserve a special attention from those who are their superiors. You don't find that at Walmart, food lion , ingles . This is why we shop at Sprouts . Thank you again so much you all are a blessing and will never forget your hospitality. Sincerely , Dr Robert Crisman

I'm a regular customer at Sprouts. I always have a good experience when shopping. The staff is…read morehelpful and friendly. Today I was sorting through the heirloom pumpkins and making a selection. As I made my way to the bulk aisle, I noticed my hands were pretty dirty from rummaging through the pumpkins. I was kinda shocked when I looked at them, and one of the workers, named Flo, noticed me and came over with a sudsy wet wipe so I could wash my hands! I was so touched by how thoughtful she was! She soon followed with a few dry paper towels to boot! Very grateful for such professional and kind service to go out of her way like that. Thanks again, Flo!

I'm from Easley, but I shop at this store location whenever I'm in the area. It's always well…read morestocked, easy to get in and out of in a timely manor.

Worst Aldi I've seen. Crabby cashiers, rude stockers, consistently understocked, and often expired…read morefood and bad produce. Today, they had the milk aisle completely blocked with a pallet jack turned sideways to make it easier for one of the employees to load shelves. I had to go all the way around the aisle because it was impossible to get through with a cart. It's worth driving further to Chalmers Road or Woodduff, where the managers are more competent.

Bought a huge order today. Apparently there is a new reward system that rolls out in 15 days but…read moreuntil then get no credit for any purchases up until 15 July.

Lidl is different from any other grocer you might visit in the Greenville area. And that's not a…read morebad thing. I only visited to make sure that I could find items I need for an Oktoberfest meal I've been asked to provide. And, I wasn't disappointed. Their pretzels and other baked goods look beautiful, so head on in and check it out!

Crossroads 4 has delicious pastries and coffee and the best baristas around! I'm always happy to…read moreget a friendly greeting when I walk in. The cinnamon rolls are my favorite, but they also carry regular and gluten-free scones, muffins, and Jersey Brother bagels on certain days. They have really cute gift ideas - lots of offerings by local makers. I love that they support other small businesses in this way. On cold days, the inside is cozy. On warm days, the back deck is beautiful. I love this local coffee shop and all it provides our community!

I like having a place like this as a local coffee shop option rather than big chains. I love that I…read morecan pick up Happy Cow milk there too. It has decent espresso drinks, and has a nice pastry selection. I'm just not a big fan of their drip coffee