Osage is my go-to for seasonal fruits and veggies -- especially Peaches and Strawberries. Locals and tourists alike keep Osage buzzing during the season. Make sure to stop by -- You'll find something you need, for sure! read more

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Great source for fresh, in season vegetables. I love this veg stand because you can tell everything is fresh! The staff is always helpful and friendly. It can get busy at times but it never seems to get in your way. The bins are large enough that you can get what you need easily. Lots of parking and you are surrounded by beautiful mountains, it's one of my favorite places to shop. read more

We stop in here every time we come visit family in the high country, and are always pleased with the quality and taste of the peaches. The workers are nice and pleasant, and it's a very easy off and on the highway. I knocked a star off only because there were a couple of mushy peaches in the bottom of our basket the last 2 times we've stopped in. I'll be sure to update my review after my next trip because normally the peaches are spot-on! read more

My husband and I always go to Osage Farm when going on our way to our mountain vacations. Unfortunately we were a bit too early this year to go there. I highly recommend getting your food there. I wish we had this near Savannah, GA. read more

Such a great farmers market. They have a bit of everything from Zipper peas, bi-colored corn, heirloom tomatoes, pole beans and every kind of apple you can imagine sold by the bag: Small $7, medium $12 and large ?? Potatoes sold in 30# bags too to store through the winter. read more

Very cute little road side market. Very good prices and really pretty vegetables. Family owned and working farm.

Strawberries were great. The "sweet" corn from Florida was awful and should never have been sold. .... and they were an outrageous 75 cents each! read more

Fresh produce!! Surprised this early I. The summer to have as much as they did. They have their own fields for some of their products. Of course it all depends on the season! They have a few Amish goods, mostly cheese. Go early in the day for the best selection. Easy checkout with friendly ladies working the register. A small barbecue hut is set up next to the outhouses for a quick note to eat during the weekend. Our prior visits in the fall had lots of greens and gourds along with an enormous selection of pumpkins!!! read more

Yet another country farm-stand that deserves 5-stars, based on just one visit! THIS is where you want to go if you want a variety of fresh apples to choose from, especially the somewhat elusive Japanese-hybrid Mutsu. I also bought a large batch of pole-beans here that were the best I've ever had... I'm very much looking forward to my next visit! Plus..... That spectacular view in the fall? NOTE: Osage Farms is only open from MAY to OCTOBER! Please plan ahead... read more

Osage Farm - The fall colors here are a real treat to those from Florida and beyond... - Fruits & Veggies Near Me - Rabun Gap, Georgia

Drove all the way from Cumming to discover they were closed. Looked on their website before we left and said they were open. A little disappointed. read more

Green beans I purchased and canned are delicious! Great variety. Wish it was all grown local but oh well! read more

Osage Farm - Fruits & Veggies Near Me - Rabun Gap, Georgia

Our family goes there from Walhalla SC many times in the spring and summer. Everything we get is so good. We love going there. I pray they had no flood damage from the storm. read more

Nice little roadside produce market with several different Osage Farms branded jellies and preserves. Try the strawberry-rhubarb for something different or one of the Pepper jellies. The produce is very fresh and whatever is currently in season. The staff is very friendly and will make recommendations if politely asked. Parking can be a bear during tourist season - it's one way so enter on the southern end and exit on the northern. read more

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I always stop by for the homemade apple cider donuts but today it was the fresh strawberries! Yum always the best fresh vegetables around! Come to the mountains for the view and healthy fruits and veggies! read more

Osage Farm - $17 box fresh strawberries - Fruits & Veggies Near Me - Rabun Gap, Georgia

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They need a turning lane coming from Cherokee. Was rear-ended on October 21st of 2023, lost my Daddy as a result. now my mama nor me or the rest of our family. Would like to give a huge THANK YOU to the ppl who came and helped. Ambulance and gsp and local pd ???????????????????? was there quick thats all!!!!!!!!!!!!! read more

Love Osage and was very happy on 7/21 with my fresh produce as always, but am sorry I wasted $6.50 on an impulse buy of glazed peach bread (made by Our Daily Bread Bakery and sold at Osage). There was probably about a teaspoon worth of tiny peach bits in my loaf, and zero peach flavor. It was just sweet(ish) bread, nothing peach about it. read more

This is a must stop location on US 441. If you are southbound it's on your left and on your right if northbound. Load the location in your GPS so you won't pas it and can safely turn on this business highway. There is ample handicap parking in the center of the business. There are 4 porta-john bathrooms to the left of the business. My stop was in October 2019, just 2 weeks prior to the stand closing for the season. Cabbage was 99 cents per head and I have never seen a cabbage that big. How do they grow cabbage that big? #1 HUGE tomatoes were $16 per 25 pound box. I real steal. There were #2 tomatoes at $12 and $14 per 25 pound box. I recommend you buy the #1 tomatoes. They are incredibly delicious and perfect in every way. When I went home I made a very juicy tomato sandwich. The #2's have a few imperfections, are smaller, and greener, but still a BARGAIN. Single red tomatoes were sold at 99 cents a pound. I bought red potatoes for 99 cent a pound which varied in sizes and were very clean I bought large snap and pole beans for $2 a pound. I also bought cucumbers for 99 cents a pound. Many items were out of season such as peaches and water melon. There are shopping buggies available. And yes the entire staff is super friendly. Check out is quick and easy. read more

Great selection. Everything is fresh. We stop by ever time we are in the area. We live in Miami, Fl.,..

We visited Osage Farms yesterday - there were four of us from out of town who bought plenty of produce. We called them today and told them that we were on our way back to buy two baskets of peaches ($80) but our ETA was 6:01pm. We asked if they would still sell us the two baskets of peaches if got there a few minutes after 6:00? The lady who answered the phone rudely told us that they would close at 6:00 - no exceptions! We arrived at 6:01 and she refused to allow us out of the car. There were still others shopping in the store at the time! We'll certainly find another place to buy produce when we return to the mountains. Whatever happened to common courtesy & good customer service?!? read more

This fabulous roadside produce market has some of the most amazing vegetables and fruits I've ever seen! They have cabbages bigger than your head, gigantic potatoes, huge poblano and banana peppers, great big apples, and just about anything else you can imagine. They sell corn by the bushel, if you'd like that much (hint: buy a bushel so you can have some now and put some up for the winter). They have jars of fresh honey and a cool beehive display so you can watch the bees at work. I also saw several different varieties of freshly baked bread. I was disappointed to see that all of the peaches were from South Carolina but they were still fresh and fragrant, if not as tasty as Georgia's peaches. If I lived near this place, I would never buy produce in the grocery store. If you're in the area during a road trip to the mountains, it's definitely worth your time to stop in and see what's in season. read more

Osage Farm - Fruits & Veggies Near Me - Rabun Gap, Georgia

Osage, how I'm glad to find your fresh produce. These guys keep bulk and non-bulk seasonal produce from the mountains at your fingertips. Everything from tomatoes to peaches to various types of beans and peppers. If they happen to not have it then it's probably not ripe yet, but they'll keep you posted if you ask. :) They also have lots of baked breads and honey to go with. You could easily pass this place if you're going too quick. It's right off the road and easily spotted from the highway. Also, the live honey bee display is mesmerizing. It's a neat feature to a produce stop. Come early summer for stone free peaches~ Mid-July for bulk corn and tomatoes. I'll hazard a guess for autumn apples. All delish~ read more

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Opened a pack of dill and it was packed with stems without the dill leafy part just to meet the weight requirement.

This is a great Farmers Market that grows their own crops right behind the market in the fields. This is really a must stop place for you if you love fresh fruits and vegetables. The only drawback is that it's on a really busy street and sometimes it can be a little hectic getting in and out. read more

Not all of their produce is locally grown, as I came to discover. I saw produce coming in from south Georgia. I was under the impression that they grew what they sold. I guess I jumped to conclusions. They do have a nice selection though. read more

We purchased a Christmas tree the Sunday after Thanksgiving. It was for the front porch. The tree was put in a stand and neglected (not watered). Today is March 20th ant the tree still has green needles. Freshest trees you can cut yourself! read more

Produce and fruit here is usually good but big disappointment is their variety . Very limited

I have been going to Osage Farms for YEARS, you cannot find a nicer, more helpful staff any where! Best selection of produce any where! I cannot wait till their strawberry come in. read more

Excellent selection of fresh vegetables! This place is always super busy for a reason.

The absolute best fresh produce in the area. It is as local as you can get. I have been getting peaches from them most of the summer and the other day couldn't get there and got a couple from the local supermarket, a little cheaper but had little to no flavor and did not smell. Osage's is loaded with flavor and when close to ripe smell great. Moved to the area 3 years ago and have been a customer ever since and have never had any problems with anything they sell. Also kind, friendly and considerate employees read more

Ann and I went to visit a cousin of hers in Dillard, and stopped by Osage for Fall vegetables. Got 24 ears of Silver Queen corn, huge bunches of collards, a quart of shelled Lady Peas, a quart of shelled Purple Hull Peas, 2 lbs of gorgeous Pole Beans, 3 lbs of October Beans, and 2 lbs of very pretty Okra. We've been coming here for years, and always pleased with the quality of their veggies and fruits. Right now, they are harvesting really spectacular cabbage. They grow all their own veggies locally and sell them as soon as they pick them. They close for the winter on November 1, so hurry! As for us, we'll be cooking, canning, freezing, and putting together a farmstead veggie meal for Sunday evening accompanied by my crispy-crust cornbread. read more

If you are here any time they are open, its a must stop. They have some of the best and freshest produce you can ever want to get. Wonderful fresh tomatoes and a wide selection of heirloom tomatoes on into the fall. Excellent corn in the summer. Great cukes, beans, squash, peas, you name it. Also, in the fall some of the best Winesap apples we've ever had. Absolutely a must. Oh, we don't eat much bread, but they have great fruit breads like peach and apple. Brought in daily and it smells divine. read more

Osage does a good job of sourcing somewhat local veggies. Most come from GA, and all from the southeast. I am impressed that they're carrying so many semi-local cheeses. GA is just about impossible to produce cheese in, but they carry several from NC. Very disappointed to not find Aunt Lollie's Pimiento cheese there anymore. Its the best! read more

They have the best vegetables in the area. The yellow squash is incredible in your stews. Try the hoop cheese and get the sourdough bread; also, the apple- blueberry bread for dessert or breakfast. read more

I drove 1-1/2 hrs to buy "canning" tomatoes, both large and small. It was extremely busy, but several of the staff assured me that the tomatoes were at their ripest. Bottom line: ones on top were okay, but I now have a large box of very hard, not so ripe large tomatoes. The small ones were indeed ripe, and are now in canning jars! read more

Great produce! Good place to buy fresh local produce without going broke. Everything that I bought was delicious and very fresh. I got one cabbage and it was big enough for me to split with mom and it tasted great, not bitter at all. I live a good bit away so I brought a cooler and my items were great when I got home. They have the best tomatoes of anywhere I've bought. read more

Absolutely the best produce I have ever tasted. I purchased eggplants; they are nothing like I've had before - sweet, delicate flavoring, very white with tiny, tiny, almost non-existent seeds. I bought some gigantic heirloom tomatoes and OMG! Just some salt on them and they are SO GOOD. I highly recommend Osage. read more

Great fruit stand with good prices. A lot is grown on their farm or from nearby. In addition to fruit and veggies they have home made breads. read more

We travel from Hampton Ga to buy what we don't grow. Especially silver queen corn. The produce is fresh and the people are friendly and helpful. read more

Great produce, especially the corn (locals love buying their corn, sweet and juicy) The kids enjoy going to see the beehive. They have reasonable prices and a good variety of produce and local food items. read more

If you want the freshest local vegetables and fruits - you have to go to Osage. They sell whatever is fresh and available - strawberries in April/May, corn in June/July, peaches in July/August, and apples in September/October - and that it just the tip of the iceberg. I discovered the shelled beans this year - zipper peas, lady peas, crowder peas - all shelled, cleaned, and packaged in pint containers - perfect for freezing. They also have fresh honey, wonderful jams, and local breads - and of course Tomlin's BBQ right next door - so they have the Tomlin's sauces and pickles. Put this place on your list if you are in the area, and if you aren't, try to get there. read more