Stop by and check out the fresh produce and various other locally made goods at this indoor produce…read morestand. They have jams and elderberry syrup too! Currently they are open 9-6 Monday-Saturday , and 11-5 on Sundays.

The quality and price of items at Aldi can't be beat! The layout of this location is great and some…read moreof the friendliest staff I have encountered at any store. They clearly have regulars, as you'd think they have their own personal fan club. People joking and speaking with them, addressed by name. I love environments like this! Make a point of telling these hard-working staff how appreciated they are! It makes a huge difference in the experience. Reasons for star reduction? No curbside option like the Bearden location, deep potholes making turned over carts blocking spots in the lot, and often picked over/out-of-stock items that I can find quickly at other locations. As for the must-try items at Aldi? We love: -100% whole wheat bread -mini rasisin bagels -Hawaiian rolls -Apple Streusel bread (holy YUM!) -Chocolate Chip brioche loaf (great for french toast) -zucchini/squash -peppers -bags of apples -Parm couscous -salmon (much fresher than grocery or big box stores) -family chicken breasts -deli ham (comes in 2 sealed packs, so lasts longer) -hummus -cheeses! goat, unique cheddars, fondue, string -french onion dip (like the yummy old Dean's variety that has been altered in recent years) -Dairy staples-milk, almond milk, plain greek yogurt (in place of sour cream for us), half-and-half -Parm crisps -Garlic Herb Goat Cheese Risotto (Fall seasonal) -Asiago Cheddar crisps(Winter seasonal and amazing) -Nuts (cashews are yummy and a great deal here!)

I have some concern about this particular store. I have noticed their bread is frozen, it's…read moresupposed to be sold fresh until expiration. Avocados have been frozen, some of the fresh meat has been frozen. I haven't experienced this anywhere else but buyer beware at this store. You may not notice if you don't shop early, and then plan to freeze an item, only to have it lose flavor

I drove from Oak Ridge after reading a review on Facebook to pick up some honey and was pleasantly…read moresurprised with it being a small building how much variety they had. A young sweet lady rang me up, I will definitely be back. Definitely support small business

Friendly and helpful…read more Need short ribs and was almost out of luck. The cut ribs were walking out the door with another customer. Butcher offered other items but I explained it was a birthday meal. He cut more. I thanked him by buying the entire rack. Many items to choose from. Enjoyed he chicken and potato salad. Many ready to make meals. Bone marrow. Pasta. Local items. Too much to mention and all worthy of repeated trips. One regular asked for the $40 meat box. I'll find out what that is next time.

Very nice owner. Definitely a business we want to support as a town. Fresh meat is important and…read morethis place has a nice selection. They also carry bread, local honey and some spices for grilling. Check it out!

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.

What an amazing find in this small town! Since moving here, I've done most of my food shopping at…read morethe market. While the veggie market moves during the winter months to a different location, they all join up here in April! From fresh local seasonal produce that is so much tastier than anything you can get in the store, to amazing loaves of long ferment sourdough, to simple ingredient dog treats, to family-raised healthy clean meats and eggs, to artisan soap, art, and other crafts. It's an awesome mix of goodness!! It is my first stop every Saturday morning, and I will be a committed consumer of the local small businesses from here on out! I almost hate to share this place, but I also want people to know there are healthier options in this small town. Hint: You should go early if you're serious about getting specific things on your shopping list - many people like me call this place 'my local market,' and they can sell out quickly. I learned my lesson one Saturday ::: Never Again!! Some of my favorite vendors I frequent weekly: Carl Mahle Farm (grass-fed and finished beef & OLF sourdough) Extra Terrestrial Mushrooms (the most beautiful mushrooms ever) Zavel's Family Farms (lamb, beef, and pork) and beautiful veggies Rebel Hollow Farm (pasture raised pork and lamb : grain finished beef) Goeofoods (best granola & granola bars ever)

What a fantastic surprise in the city of Oak Ridge! We pulled into the free parking lot located…read moreright beside/connected to the actual market. It looks like some people also park in the square This farmer's market was bustling with locals and tons of fresh produce and homemade goods. I was able to purchase a wide variety of spicy and mild peppers. I also bought some local garlic and elephant garlic. Everything was well priced. I didn't purchase any, but there was a lot of different types of corn and potatoes. There were also a multitude of meat vendors. I would love to see an initiative to promote bringing you own bag. Many people were just getting plastic bags. I know some of the other markets I've been to carry their own line which would be very easy for this market to establish. If for some reason I missed someone providing this service I apologize.

There smoothies are very good but very overpriced I get the pure green smoothie every once and a…read morewhile and it's in a small/medium sized cup for 12$ I found out the ingredients and started making it myself and made a couple smoothies for that price however it is good if you want to spend that much on a smoothie

Pure Green smoothies and bowls are delicious! You can tell the smoothies and bowls have high…read morequality ingredients at first sip/bite! Pure Greens will be my new smoothie spot because there's great customer service and quality products! I stopped here after a bike ride for a healthy treat and sooo glad I did. The treat gave me energy and I didn't feel guilty after eating it.

This review concerns the Kroger Pharmacy. I just went to pick up a new prescription my doctor…read morecalled in for 90 tablets per refill. The pharmacy gave me 30 tablets at a cost of $34.04. They based the cost on an old prescription for the same medicine which is due to expire. I had a coupon for 90 tablets (3 times more tablets than I received) that would have cost $46. Because the pharmacy did not fill the new prescription, I received fewer tablets at double the cost of what I would have paid if they had used the new prescription instead of the old one. Not only did I not get the correct amount of tablets, I also paid twice the amount I should have paid. They would not take the pills back and correct their mistake because I did not see that they had messed up until after I left the prescription pick-up counter. Furious!

Our go-to spot in town for what we can't find at Aldi. We love getting filets, fresh breads, store…read morebrand "Private Selection" ice creams (OMG!), produce, Boar's Head deli meat and cheese, and special occasion cakes here. If you order cakes or cupcakes, make sure to call in the order or order in person, as we have had the online submission not go through twice and been left without personalized goodies. You CAN always have them write on pre-baked/available items in the bakery day-of, too. Check-out is easy here, service is friendly (except at the meat/butcher counter), and the produce is always fresh with a wide variety. I love going on Saturday mornings when the sushi chefs are making sushi. They will make one fresh for you! They have a great variety of wines. Overall, we really like this location.

Love this place! First time to the store front because I have always sought out the food truck…read morelocations. The fruit is so fresh. The bases are beyond colorful. The restaurant was clean and fun with even to go options in the freezer section. The staff is friendly, positive and happy! I have yet to have something I didn't like. I have a specific allergy and they always accommodate.

Stop reading and goooo!…read more This is such a fresh, tasty spot with such kind and community-minded owners. It is small and thoughtfully decorated with some IG-worthy walls, a menu full of smoothies, bowls, toasts, and coolers of grab-and-go bowls and frozen pops. While our bowls and eggy avocado toast were made, I chatted with the owner about their biz, travels, and ingredient choices. They try to source locally and when they discovered I worked for Yelp, they asked for recs for local bakeries that make amazing bagels, as they currently get theirs shipped from NY. I love these attentions to detail and desire to support other Knox small businesses. Our bowls (a build your own and the berry bowl) were SO good...and refreshing. As a heads up, the owner told me that they overflow the bowls when you order in instead of to go, as the lid takes up more space. Ask for the lid on the side and have a few bites before putting the lid on and leaving. The toast was well-constructed and perfectly balanced with creaminess of the avo, thin slices of boiled egg, and salty/crunchy kick from the Everything Bagel seasoning. YUM. In the South, we gravitate towards fried food and pimento cheese, so Hippie Bowls is a welcomed change for my arteries. ;-) Not only will I be back, but I will recommend this biz to all of my friends.