We stopped by here to check out their produce, especially the peaches. This place is a small, open…read moreair produce stand on NC 211, a couple of miles off US Highway 220, 3 or 4 miles south of Candor. All the produce looked nice, and we ended up with both white and yellow (Loring) peaches, 2 very nice cantaloupes, a small watermelon, some excellent looking okra and cucumbers, and several tomatoes - total cost of $18. We tasted the peaches and the cantaloupe and both were super, best of the young summer.

They let us taste the peaches before purchasing. They were very helpful in serving and transporting…read moreproduce to the car. The prices were excellent and comparable to other places we were checking on but Chappells were the friendliest and helpful.

We found this place by chance beautiful looking and tasty produce. They sell what's fresh in…read moreseason. Also have in store ice cream. Boiled peanuts are terrific.

Such a quaint produce stand. Friendly staff. This place has such a nice, country farm fresh feel…read moreto it. We love it.

I'm editing my previous review. I went again today and the staff members were much friendlier. I…read moremust have gone on an off day with my mom. Today, they answered questions, welcomed us into the store, and made the experience much more comfortable. The produce is still high quality, so I will continue to come back.

I stumbled across Barbee Farms a few years ago when I was searching for nearby farms with CSA's…read moreavailable. I didn't end up signing up for a CSA but I did start making regular trips to the farm to pick up produce. Their produce is always fresh and delicious. My favorite is their peaches but they have fantastic heirloom tomatoes, corn, etc as well. Everyone is very nice, there is plenty of parking, easy access off I-85 and you get to love on their sweet pups.

Weekend roadtrip from DC to Darlington up to Fort Mills Sc so far. We came out of Darlington and…read moreHartsville and came across McLeod farms. This place is like childhood and wants the heart. Always great to get off the beaten path and find $5 watermelons and $5 banana bread. Seeing young and old alike eating homemade ice cream.

The ladies there are always nice and welcoming. We go there for tomatoes. Big and juicy! The ice…read morecream is great and they have a lot of different t flavors.

I feel so lucky to live so close to this farmers' market. It's open 7 days a week, but the…read moreweekends are definitely more "open" than the rest of the week - with ALL the stalls open. There are lots of produce choices, several plant stalls, a couple of meat vendors, several florists, and then some truly great food vendors. There is also a whole indoor area with lots of great vendors, some food options, and coffee. It's absolutely ginormous! It's a must visit when in Raleigh!

This was a MUST STOP on our trip to Raleigh. Easy to find and plenty of parking…read more We went on a Tuesday afternoon so there were a good deal of booths not open. However, there was a ton of live plants and truckloads of fresh vegetables for sale. Couple that with gourmet cheeses and baked and canned goods and you have a situation you could spend a lot of money on. As a snack, we bought a jalapeño cheese roll which was very good. You could definitely do some wallet damage here. I'd like to see this place on a weekend. My one criticism are the produce prices. $3.99/lb for slicing tomatoes and $12 for a watermelon. Other produce is equally expensive. This is rather boujee pricing and it's obvious they aren't targeting the average consumer. I love supporting local farmers but prices like this make it difficult. Come and check it out for yourself. It really is a sight to see and you could spend a whole morning or afternoon here. But guard your wallet. It would be easy to get carried away here.

It was pretty cool! Winter wonderland lights in Carthage. Great drive thru venue. Everyone working…read morethere was so hospitable!!! Only negative.... Ice cream shack was overwhelmed. It was freezing. Loads of people were waiting. No movement for 10 min. People will wait for ice cream but not in the freezing cold for longer than 5 min. It's fine. I didn't need the calories anyway

Amazing family-ran farm with quality ingredients! Homemade ice cream, pick your own strawberries,…read morefresh peaches, beef, bacon, eggs, and a large variety of jarred goods. Also, don't miss their Christmas festivities with lights and Santa! I cannot say enough great things about Highlanders Farm!

Back in the day, was a wonderful little spot where local farmers came to sell some of their wares…read more Back in the day to me means the late 70's early 80's kind of torn between eras. Getting to the point, the market is no longer there. I saw a u-haul stall. and a bunch of deserted lots. I dont think it's been there for years.

No longer on Reilly. Moves and names Pate's Farm Market which I love. Was close and needed some…read moretomatoes and was surprised to walk into a hobby shop

While on the way home from the beach we decided to give the berry patch a try and am I glad we did!…read more They had such a cute little farmers market type area that sold fruits, vegetables and homemade goods. The big strawberry is where you get ice cream, milkshakes, cobblers, homemade lemonade & orangeade. Definitely will be making this a place to stop every time we take a beach trip!

We always look forward to a stop at The Berry Patch on the way home from the beach. They have lots…read moreof produce, canned items, etc., plus homemade ice cream. Their ice cream is always delicious. On this trip, since it was strawberry season, I chose strawberry shortcake with fresh strawberries and a scoop of homemade strawberry ice cream. It was outstanding and the service was good! The five stars is for its ice cream... The Berry Patch has about any produce item that you can think of. They have it... but in my opinion, it is overpriced! Today, they had seeded watermelons from Florida for $17.99, Athena cantaloupes that looked past prime for 4.99, and local strawberries for $8.00 a quart.

I want to gatekeep this AUTHENTIC deliciousness of a hidden gem so bad, but I can't. Everyone…read moreshould experience good food, robust flavors from the country side of Mexico. Pueblo cooking, highlands intercrossing to greet your tastebuds. Rustic flavors burst in your mouth, and automatically create the closure of the eyes with a gentle nod of approval. It's a hole in the wall, yet so exquisitely superb! You have to wait a while for the order as it's only 2-3 women in the back preparing food. Place your order at the cash register up front, then take your ticket to the back, and while you wait go shop for groceries! It's a latin small town supermarket too. Mexican & Salvadorian Tamales 10/10 (not pictured) Steak burrito 10000000/1000000 Street corn 100000000/1000000 Chicharones 1000000/1000000 Mexican sweet bread 10/10 Tacos 10/10 Agua Fresca 10/10 Sopes 10/10 Guaraches 10/10 Pupusas 10/10 You have to have patience and humility when you order! Take a book to read while you wait, or scroll on social media or go sit in your car or go lay in the open grassy field during the wait!! A big order will take almost an hour to make. Avoid busy times. Kitchen stays open until 8am.

Really nice Hispanic market with so many authentic Latin food. The fresh tamales were great!read more

The selection of meats is fresh, and they will cut to order. The vegetables are fresh, and the…read moreselection of general staples is wide. The staff are all incredibly friendly and helpful. And the whole place feels like a family run business. I've been to many Latin markets from Nasvillle to San Diego. This one in Candor is my favorite. It'll probably be yours if you stop there too. I'm actually be going there today after work to pick up some food for church meal tomorrow.