Had pecans cracked....they were done quickly and perfectly! Very nice young man, the owner was…read morevery cordial!

Not sure if it was my skin tone or what. Called ahead to ensure they were open, pulled in and as I…read moream backing in my brother notices we the sign on the door flip to closed. Well we get back in and head out and magically I see the sign flipped back to open. Really disheartening as a U.S. Army retired veteran to experience this type of behavior. I do think it should be noted that I have never in my life experienced this level of discrimination anywhere that includes several states and other countries. But I'd rather you turn me a way than something else so for that I'll thank you. Being in the Bible Belt and seeing how others treat people because of difference just shows the LACK of knowledge in Jesus teachings but I'll leave that there. Felt obligated to warn others don't waste your time nor money here. Minorities spend more money in this country than anyone else. Spend your money where you're valued and not even tolerated.

You can catch Ellie's at the local farmers markets and a couple of different local events…read more They offer four different types of honey. Spring Wildflower, Summer Wildflower,Tupelo and Creamed (very thick and spreadable, highly crystallized) and jars containing the comb for each variety depending the season. Their prices are quite reasonable at $8 half pint. 12$ For a pint and 10$ for any of the honey containing combs. I've taste tested all of the honey they have available and it's all awesome! You can really taste the difference between the seasons and the creamed honey is amazing on toast or biscuits. The owners website contains a couple of contact links if you're not able to catch them at the farmers market. I was able to place a bulk order for Christmas presents with no issues! They take cash and also have Square for credit card payments.

Great little general store, they have food, alcohol, and fresh produce. The donut shop is also in…read morethe parking lot

The 5 stars are for the genuine tupelo honey. Lots of pretenders out there but these folks have…read morebeen doing it for a long time and it will not crystallize. The "store" experience is at best 1 star because there really is no "store." We had decided some time ago that the next time we needed more tupelo honey we would just drive over and pick it up. Make a day trip adventure and eat somewhere interesting. Making the trip on a Monday was our first mistake since many small town restaurants are closed on Monday. Then it turned out that the one we picked out that was supposed to be open (according to Yelp) wasn't even in business anymore. Then we pulled into LL Lanier & Sons and realized there wasn't a "store" either. If you happen to be rolling through Wewa when they are open then stop and get some of the best honey available. Otherwise it would be better to order online and pay shipping. Nothing to see here folks. Just move along.

Very rare honey. the tupelo honey is the best you will ever taste…read more Burt and Donna Yost

Great local honey. The best I have had and the owners of the farm are fantastic…read more They have regular and tupelo honey. They sell it in multiple sizes and make products like lip balm and soap with it also. Definitely should give their honey a try.

I love their ice cream and chicken salad sandwich. They have great cookies. Everything's homemade…read more Be prepared because it is a little pricey, but it's worth the stop for some ice cream

It's a cute little stop. They have sweet drinks, a little shade, some outdoor games, produce for…read moresale and some souvenirs My MIL would love this place for the southern shop items But this is a nice stop on a long drive. It's very picturesque with photo ops and tons of greenery We got a very sweet cotton candy lemonade like lemonade from the fair and a berry matcha & a pound cake for my parents $20 for all of that The drinks took a bit but it was very crowded and we used the restroom while waiting for our pager to beep There's a huge gravel lot, tons of outdoor seating and lots to look at so stop by if you need a little rest on your way

I love everything about this place. It is soooo cute. It's like a outdoor boutique/farm…read moremarket/plant nursery. Laid back atmosphere and the foods and drinks were delicious. I would have posted more photos but everyone devoured the goods. My husband got the cotton tail coffee (iced) and finished it in three gulps. We also got chocolate milkshakes (best milkshake I've ever had) LISTEN, you MUST get the beignets with the cream sauce. I would max a credit card out to eat them daily. Everyone was super nice, it's like your parents and grandparents worked there. The only question I have is who eats mustard in a BLT? It was an option.

Totally worth the stop! My wife has started liking "fancy" butter lately so I saw their sign for…read moreAmish butter and pulled in to get some. Which I did...they have it in two sizes. While I was looking at and deciding between the butter I noticed they had about 10 varieties of Amish cheese so I picked up some Aged (2 yrs) Cheddar. Well then I looked to the right of the refrigerated case and saw they had local honey. I'm almost out of honey so I ended up getting some of that too. Wouldn't you know it, then the lady working there showed me "the best" jam..."F-R-O-G" jam. Which is Fig, Raspberry, Orange, and Ginger. I love jams so I got some of that too. I thought I was done at the check-out but then I looked in the fridge right there and saw a dozen free range eggs for $3, I opened them up and they looked awesome so I got those too. I'm a sucker for local food marts. You will be too!

Fresh vegetables, best place to buy green they are washed well. The store is spacious and items are…read moreclearly displayed. Staff is vey helpful.

Excellent produce, fair prices and the friendly folks who run the market are very special.read more

Love your honey Want to order some. Do you have address…read more Chocolate one is very good, too.

I bought a bear at the tupelo honey festival in wewa. I sampled some 1st it was flavorful and super…read moreyummy. So I bought I bear. I get home to start separating the honey into smaller containers. And they sold me last year's honey. It has a completely different flavor and it runny. I'm not happy.