It's Saturday late August 2025, great morning to get up and head to this little market…read more This little farmers market has plenty of homegrown veggies to choose from, and a lot of homemade things like dog treats , bird house crochet animals, and homemade sweets. I usually get here on Saturday about 09, they open at 09 but if you get here at 0830 a majority of the ppl are set up and there is plenty of parking. This place is outside with vendors spreadout over about half a block and dog friendly. I can't really say to much about the vendors but I can speak on a few I have bought things from. The cute little dog treats I buy Everytime I go my dogs just love them. I also love the little lady who sells the jewelry at the end, prices are very reasonable and several pieces to choose from. I cannot forget the flowers they are so beautiful I get them the majority of the time. Overall this is a great little place to go checkout on Saturday mornings.

Came in January, not much going on. Some interesting and unique items. Would like to go in the…read moresummer.

Love this market on Saturdays! Rain or shine, it runs year-round from 9 to 1. There's plenty of…read morefree parking nearby if you don't mind a short walk. Every vendor here is a maker, selling their own homemade food or products. The food selection is incredible--everything from paella, smoothies, and biscuits to arepas, tacos, and BBQ. Bring plenty of cash and come hungry!

I have been meaning to write this review for the longest! I absolutely love coming down here on a…read moreSaturday. I enjoy talking with the vendors and learning about their products. Such an inspiration.I love seeing the different crafts and tasting the homemade goodies. I always come home with tons of stuff each time:) If you have never been, please put this on your to-do list! I promise you will enjoy it. It is impossible to take a scroll there and come back empty-handed. Spending your money here is totally worth it. I will go again and again! Always enjoy supporting local businesses. I have so much fun until I forget to snap pictures:) Sometimes parking is a headache but who cares, I love it!

Bloomsbury Inn-Camden,South Carolina A true example of…read moresouthern charm and hospitality at its best! This beautifully appointed historic inn offers all the comforts of home against a backdrop of vintage finery and elegance. Owners Katherine and Bruce Brown are wonderful hosts and very knowledgeable about the wonderful historic past of this lovely B&B. The delicious breakfast and early evening wine & hors d'oeuvres certainly "seal-the-deal" in making your stay at the Bloomsbury Inn a truly memorable experience! Do enjoy this lovely slice of paradise in Camden, South Carolina!

We can't say enough about how beautiful this bed and breakfast is! Owners were friendly and helpful…read morein showing us where lots of interesting and fun must sees in Camden were. They do a house blend of their own coffee which we bought to take home with house made paper jelly as well! Great experience!

Okay. I'm from Brooklyn…read more How could I be a good judge of boiled peanut. I almost wrecked my car a bunch of times. They taste like butter.

The produce is so fresh and flavorful! Best place for farm veggies and fruits! Love that we're in…read morethe neighborhood.

Our stay at The Chestnut Cottage was one of the highlights of our trip. From the moment we arrived,…read morethe owners welcomed us like old friends and shared the history of their beautifully restored home. Their warmth and hospitality made us feel right at home. We loved all the thoughtful touches in our room--from the welcome cheesecake and strawberries to the snacks, drinks, Keurig with a wide selection of coffee and tea, warming eye masks, quality toiletries, and bubble bath. Our room featured an adjustable king bed and a large jacuzzi tub, and the bed was the most comfortable we've slept in on our trip. After dinner, we enjoyed relaxing on the front porch, strolling through the quiet historic neighborhood, and spending time in the beautiful secret garden beneath the old trees. Breakfast the next morning was absolutely delicious and served at the time we requested. The Chestnut Cottage is more than just a place to stay--it's a place where you feel genuinely cared for. We left feeling refreshed, grateful, and already looking forward to our next visit.

Ken Doyle met me at the car after I pulled in to help with my luggage. His wife, Christal, met me…read moreonce inside and offered me a wonderful homemade mango refresher. She made a decision to provide me with a different room that would work out better for my business trip - keynote speaker at the South Carolina Hospice and Palliative Care Conference. I would definitely go back and recommend this bed and breakfast.

It's a really great little market, managed well by Michaela Barno. I actually look forward to each…read moreWednesday as this market has become sorta my social connection to the community. Plus, Murphy's Farm's first stall starts the shopping of correctly. Murph's a great guy, with great, fresh produce at fair prices. All the venders have always treated me fairly too. Henry's Bread Kitchen is worth the line! Great guy, and loves talking about his wonderful breads. Be there, I look forward to seeing ya!

Dog Fight super-fan David Hunt put us on the scent of the dogs at Simply Savory. Simply Savory is…read moretucked away on Devine Street in the space that once housed Ben and Jerry's. It's a fancy little place that's a cross between a gourmet food store, wine shop and eatery. In fact, when Dean noticed the wine tasting schedule, he wondered if we were in the right place. You can park and eat inside or pick up food to go. Simply Savory has a full deli-style lunch menu that includes salads, sandwiches and wraps. They carry Hershey's ice cream by the scoop but the Dog Fighters had dessert Dog Fight-style. More on that later. At Simply Savory, the dogs are delivered in baskets with your choice of a side: potato salad, Zapp's chips or Sun Chips, or pasta salad with a crisp pickle sliver on the side. If you get a hankerin' for another dog, you can order them a la carte. There's an NYC Dog (ketchup and mustard only), chili dog, slaw dog, kraut dog or the Wild Dog. How the Dog Fight went down. Andrew: Dog 1: Slaw dog Dog 2: Kraut dog Dog 3: Wild dog (half) Tim: Dog 1: Chili dog Dog 2: Kraut dog Dog 3: Wild dog (half) Dean: Dog 1: Slaw dog Dog 2: NYC dog Dog 3: Wild dog (bite) Julie: Dog 1: Wild Dog Dog 2: Wild dog (half) Jeff: Dog 1: Chili Dog 2: Wild dog Russell: Dog 1: Slaw dog Dog 2: Wild Dog Amy: Dog 1: Chili dog, no onions John: Wild dog (half) The Dogs If you notice how the Dog Fight went down, you might be able to piece it together. That Wild Dog was so good many of us went back for another or found a partner to share one with. Julie even shared a bite of her half with Dean, who looked very forlorn as we oohed and ahhhed our way through round two. Yes, the Wild Dog is that good. Simply Savory fresh-grills Nathan's dogs so the wiener by itself is a treat. Snappy, meaty and tasty. Jeff found his juicy wiener grilled to perfection and delivered lingering notes of garlic and paprika. The dogs are served up on toasted buns. Amy, who enjoyed a to-go chili dog an hour after the Dog Fight, said her dog was great, cold. The Toppings Jeff found the homemade chili at Simply Savory simply awesome. Russell agreed, declaring it spicy and great. It had a wonderful texture with bold, but not overpowering, taste from nine seasonings the owner refused to divulge. Dean said the coleslaw was artful-looking yet a bit underwhelming, but it went well with the rest of the hot dog toppings. Jeff said the Wild Dog was the closest thing to perfection on a bun. Julie enthusiastically gave it a perfect score and even Tim said it was possibly one of the best hot dogs he'd ever eaten. Why? It's a Nathans dog on a toasted bun with a little extra somethings that go like this: spicy mustard, chipotle mayo, carmelized Vidalia onions, chili and cheese. The Verdict It was a great day in Dog Fight history. The only downside was the cost. Dean said he felt like he was being taken at first. It was a hair pricy but, as we all readily agreed, at least you get something that's worth the cost. According to Jeff, Dog Fight Director of Math and Spreadsheet Maintenance, Simply Savory scored an impressive 26.9 out of 30 with the coveted Wild Dog stealing the victory from the other very strong contenders. The bottom line? Stop whatever you are doing, drive there now and get the Wild Dog. Then bring us some more. If you want to see all reviews with pictures check out www.facebook.com/theadamsgroup and click the Dog Fight Tab.

Simply Savory is a great little market that specializes in unique products that you'll struggle to…read morefind anywhere else. They also have some good eats here in addition to the market. The only problem with Simply Savory comes from the cost you pay for all that uniqueness (you'll pay handsomely.) If you can get over the sticker shock you'll find one of the best places in town to shop for that extra something for your pantry.

If you're in the Columbia area and want something different to do, try Columbia Food Tours, LLC…read more Grab a group of friends/family or even go solo like I did! It's a walking tour lasting about 3-3 1/2 hours, so make sure you wear comfortable clothes and shoes. Just a heads up: if you're a picky eater or have food allergies, this tour may not be for you. Or if you have bad legs and can't stand or walk for long periods of time then it's definitely not for you. ‍ They don't accommodate substitutions and the food is pre-selected by each restaurant. I went by myself and still had a great time. I met some awesome people in my group, and the tour guide did an amazing job! Definitely worth checking out if you want a fun, social, and different experience in Columbia. I'll definitely be going back and actually eat at some of the restaurants that were featured on the tour!!

Had the best time on the Columbia Food Tour today! Brian was super friendly! We had food and drinks…read morefrom 6 different venues on Main Street!