I love having a little farmer's market right down the street from me, and the owners are very nice…read moreand personable (they even recognized me after I hadn't been there in almost three years, after moving back to town)! It's a smallish covered stand, maybe 15 feet long, with an additional air-conditioned room for their home-canned goods like beets, pickles, jams, relishes, etc. On my most recent trip I got tomatoes, lemons, green and yellow zucchini, pickling cukes, and jalapenos, but I've also gotten red potatoes, canned beets, green beans, peas (already shucked!), blueberries, cucumbers, strawberry bread, onions, okra, watermelon--and I know I'm forgetting some. I've been wanting to try some fresh eggs this year, but the super hot weather apparently isn't conducive to chickens laying eggs. I'd highly recommend a stop here--and be warned that it may become a go-to place for you, too! **CREDIT CARDS NOT ACCEPTED

We had a great experience at this market! The owners are very personable and went out of their way…read moreto help us purchase peaches to take out of state with us. Come to find out their market was closed that day!! Wonderful friendly people!!!

It was a bit of drive and the front wasn't very alluring with a few old cutouts to take pictures…read moreof, but the staff was very friendly, the prices very rea, and the mums were gorgeous (only yellow)! Also check out the hertiage pumpkins and gourds. They were so unique and perfect for decorating your porch. If you have kiddos, the pillow jump is fun, the shade kind of sits low (hits your head if you're tall) but at least there's shade. Watch out for the ants, they're in the sand box and by the fence if you want to look at the goats. Definitely get a mining bag. They have a fun water tower to sift your dirt and find some fun gems. I'd skip the ice cream shop but take a look at the flowers and the pumpkins. Bought both of those and they didn't break the bank. The corn maze should be open by now so that's probably fun. The place wasn't too busy and luckily not too hot. They have two restrooms available and plenty of parking.

We came by on a Sunday morning right when they opened at 10 with our 1 year old and bounced around…read morethis little farm (but like actually bounced... on the huge in ground inflatable jumper, $5 per kid, parents jump for free). There were two goats, plants for sale, and veggies/fruit for sale as well as homemade ice cream. They do strawberry picking in the summer and pumpkin picking in the fall. Worth checking out if you're in the area!

A local told me about the market and talked it down a bit. But, it turned out to be large and…read morecomplete with a bathroom! Everyone was super friendly too! I met a local third generation farmer named Artis who sold me some henpecked mustard greens, regular mustard greens and turnip greens along with sharing his personal family recipe! What an amazing life and soul Artis has! Thank you! Life is delicious with local fresh greens from the farmers market!

Great mix of vendors and artists! Parking very easy to find - everyone was so nice and friendly!…read moreHighly recommend!!

I love watermelons and I saw today the had bogue sound watermelons I stopped even thinking it…read moreseemed a little early and when I cut it the rind was 1.5" thick, before it got to red , picked to early ,good bit early , a waste of $12..sorry to say!

I swear this used to be better. Or at least used to not have the UPC stickers on the produce to rub…read moreit in your face that most of what they sell is grocery store stuff. It's just weird - how could they NOT be locally sourcing some of this? Tomatoes good at peak season, corn not bad. But like all of its peaches and plums bought in bulk? Vast majority of the produce not from their farm or anything anywhere near it? Just weird. Why exist? I can buy quaint local-adjacent jams anywhere.

The produce and other options are delicious. Staff are hugely helpful and really nice. Absolutely…read morego there . (Remember, cash only!)

We bought a key lime pie, chocolate cheesecake, and chocolate ganache pie for my daughter's 40th…read morebirthday- $80. To begin, the key lime pie was fair, but lacked a limey flavor. Second, the chocolate ganache pie is supposed to be thick (as ganache is) but was extremely thin and almost slid off of the crust. It reminded my entire family of pudding mix. Finally, the chocolate cheesecake had the exact opposite of what a cheesecake's texture is supposed to be. The inside was lumpy- like a banana bread texture. It seemed to be that the baker did not whip the cream cheese all the way, which contributed to the consistency. Unfortunately, there was the faintest taste of chocolate, making it a chunky bland cheesecake. Overall, the produce at Andrews is great, but I would stay away from the desserts! Was not pleased!

This is a great farmers market conveniently located with plenty of parking. Butlers offers fresh…read morepicked produce. The prices are reasonable and they sell other goodies too. Jams, honey, fresh made sourdough bread etc. I picked up a half loaf and it's wonderful. The pint of strawberries are sweet and ripe. They sell the tastiest heirloom tomatoes too. Service was great and the store is super cute.

I have been to this place many times under many names. I will say that this was the cleanest…read morethat I have ever saw it. I don't know if it was just the wrong time for fruits and veggies but they barely had anything. They had a huge merch section, a lot of canned things, and not very much fresh foods. The cashier was super friendly and I did enjoy talking to her. I bought some hoop cheese and tomatoes.

Excellent home grown vegetables. Best tomato's ever! Always helpful. Good selection. Prices are…read moregood considering that's it's fresh produce.

The produce is family grown. VERY fresh. We've going here for ages. They even have fresh caught…read moreshrimp and fish. And at Christmas they have the best ropes and wreathes and trees

Eden's Produce has the best fresh produce around. Everything is from North Carolina and is A+ in…read moresize and quality. Its been there and in business for 82 years and one of the owners is there every single day!

What a delight to discover this top notch family owned produce shop that has been in business since…read more1952!! I've driven by this spot quite a few times over the past year and decided to stop by with some friends who came to spend 4th of July with us at Holden Beach. It will now be one of my favorite places to go when making a trip to the beach! Their heirloom tomatoes and delicious peaches from SC were incredibly juicy and sweet! The carton of blueberries are probably the sweetest I've ever tasted! They have a refrigerator stocked with containers of pimento cheese, frozen pies, local made sausages and cheeses. I also noticed that they sell bags of my favorite Amish popcorn kernels! Everyone was incredibly friendly. I will definitely be back!

Friendly service! We were there opening weekend so there was limited item availability. Bought nice…read moreAmish towels

Great inventory for Cajun in Onslow County. Drove in from Hampstead-well worth it. Owner was super…read morefriendly and helpful. Will be back-often.

What a great place! They had an event today.. and we decided to come into the store.. all kinds of…read morefrozen Louisiana goodness to take home and make! We bought some pecan oil and some pistolettes stuffed with alligator and sauces.. the lady behind counter was super helpful telling us how to cook them with a garlic butter glaze and how long to cook them.. they were very good!! Store is full of frozen goods and sauces.. today we could have sampled some rubs and spices.. if you enjoy jumbilaya and all things Louisiana you really need to come take a look in this store.. staff is friendly and very helpful..