My husband and I have been searching for good peaches all summer. This place had the best- by far -…read morethat we have tried thus far. I got a slice of pizza while I shopped for fresh produce. Pizza was very good and fresh. I will definitely be back.

Food is great , easy to get to, cinnamon rolls are amazing , a must try spot in Hohenwaldread more

We recently moved here from California and we're not far from Yoders and thought we would see what…read morethe store was all about, and wow what a pleasant surprise, cool little store with great products, they have a great deli and make several of their own desserts, also they make their own bread and my wife will only buy bread from there now as she really loves it, she says it makes the best toast...

Only been here twice. First time was a phenomenal experience - second, not so much. Older lady was…read morenot very nice mentioning they weren't open yet (moving products around at 12:30pm) , but the open sign was lit... If you don't want people stopping by and buying your products, please turn off the sign. I was going to spend a fair amount and I don't think I'll be returning.

2014, third yeah this family has set up here and the clientele has grown. Unlike her competitors…read moreand the stores around. Her variety may not be as much. But when it comes to loyalty and price. The veggie stand has everyone beat. Unlike everyone else that uses a weight system and over prices things . I can say for the price and variety that you get here , beats everyone. At this small veggie stand, the family chooses the option of using small baskets and everything on the tables are a small $3.00 a basket. Other items such as the bell peppers, melons and such varies. And that's isn't a bad price for them other. Most melons ranges from about $2-4 and the bigger ones can be about $5 bucks and yet that still isn't bad at all. Unlike most other stands I've been to, this family starts early in March and all during the hot time of summer , they still set up and throughout storms also. Al the way till Apple season come early Fall. Stop by and see them if your in Portland, TN. They are not that hard to find. They are right off I-65 exit 117, just up from the 4-way stop on your right.

Has the freshest veggies in town Peaches from North Carolina when advaiable in summer time all…read moreveggies are fresh and they grow alot of there own stuff.What they dont grow they go and pick up theres fresh no hot house.If you want 40 count potatoes they have them also if you know what that is its huge potatoes great for baking.

Great selection of farm fresh produce. Family owned, they definitely care about their customers…read more Delicious baked goods.

Great People and knowledgeable about fruits and vegetables…read more They only close on a Tuesday. I fully recommend this little fruit stand.

Nice selection of produce, but we've basically only purchased local field-grown tomatoes and corn…read more Tomatoes are very good, but the one time we did get the corn, it wasn't so good. So I can really only recommend the tomatoes. Also tried my luck at the "Let's Go Fishing" pond -- and only caught "the Skunk".

Sweetest family in the world with a lovely business and personal help -- you want a good…read morewatermelon? They'll pick it out for you. They have local vegetables and fruits when possible, but also others.

I was very surprised when I walked into the produce place! All of the fruits and vegetables looked…read morelike they came straight from the garden! Although small it is packed with all types of products. I enjoyed seeing a lot of local small business' products in the forefront. I went for Oye coffee and was not disappointed.

$12 carton of milk that's $5 down the street. good value If you ask me…read more i need more characters on the post so here that goes

I love a good tomato sandwich. If you're a true southerner, you know exactly what I mean. A healthy…read moreschmeer of mayo, what looks like way too much thick sliced tomatoes, and a generous shake of salt and pepper. That's it. You're never, never, going to make a decent tomato sandwich from anything you pick up in a grocery store. But if you get your tomatoes from Reed's, you'll be dripping tomato juice and smiling. Give a cantaloupe at your local grocery a big sniff. Nothing? Right. Now get yourself to Reed's and give one of their cantaloupes a big sniff. You'll understand (and you'll take home a great melon). I used to love picking up peaches from the Peach Truck. Now they only do 25 pound boxes around Nashville. I love a fresh peach, just as a snack, sliced on a salad, sweetened up in a dessert - heck, even infused in Tito's! But 25 pounds? Reed's has the real deal peaches, and you can get what you need. It's wonderfully ramshackle, park right out front, friendly people. If you're not a regular I feel a little sad for you!

Reed's is the most quintessential little country store you can imagine, simple yet impressive,…read morequality over quantity, a true gem in Franklin. The peaches from a farm in Alabama are the best you'll ever eat, and I'm a serious peach connoisseur! And if you're lucky, they sometimes sell homemade peanut butter brittle, also the best I've ever eaten! Stop in and see it!

Disclaimer- I am NOT a cheap/thrifty person. Update from my first review a while back. Quality…read morebeef and pork, however their pricing has crept up SIGNIFICANTLY over the past year or so. I like to support local businesses, but it's become obnoxious. Perfect example is they sell Masa Chips for $15 a bag. I have ordered them direct for months, @16 bags for $56, free shipping. Seriously, I am all for running a profitable business, but I stopped shopping there for a year, and finally went back for sausage just last week. I will again, go back to Semler Farms.

I picked up a few NY strips recently. They smell like there were marinaded…read more After further investigation, I am convinced that the cuts I purchased were scrap meats that were assembled and glued together to appear as a NY strip. For those who aren't aware of this process, just google it and begin your research. Shame!