Okay, I love it…read more I've been by this market numerous times, but we're staying in Cashiers for a few days, and decided today was the day. And I'm glad we did. They had a perfect pack of candles that I HAD to have, and I bought honeycomb for The Granddaughter -- she loves it. The young lady at the counter was so sweet and friendly. The atmosphere was light and happy. This is a great place to shop. If you haven't been here, you MUST go. I could almost say, If they don't have it, you don't need it.

Super two on the market in downtown cashiers!…read more It's a small open space with great selection of local specialty stuff. It was very busy when I was there, but there was plenty of staff to help.

My husband and I always go to Osage Farm when going on our way to our mountain vacations…read more 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.

Great source for fresh, in season vegetables. I love this veg stand because you can tell everything…read moreis 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.

We made sure to check the website before driving mode to this market. Market it states that…read morewell-behaved leash pads are welcomed in outdoor market areas but are not allowed inside any of the buildings, sheds or shops. That is totally reasonable so we made the truck over. When we arrived however, I thought we were in the wrong place. It has an industrial feel, not a farmers market feel, and there were no markets going on outside. As a matter of fact, the only market was indoor with about a dozen or so stalls. We were disappointed, but I wanted to check it out so my husband remained in the vehicle with our dog. I looked at every market stall inside and I was in and out in about 5 minutes. Having produce doesn't make something a farmers market. It just felt like walking around local grocery store. About a third of the vendors were fruits and vegetables and the rest were knick-knacks and t-shirts and miscellaneous items. Also, it was incredibly empty. I mean I understand why. I did find a new cider to try but knowing what I know now, I would most likely not make the drive again. I realize I'm not from the area, but this was no different than any local grocery stores to me.

We love coming here for the Fresh produce including heirloom tomatoes, seasonal peaches and…read morestrawberries, and all types of delicious locally made jams from Cottes farms and other places. We also have enjoyed the beans and olives stuffed with lemon rinds that we bought here. We almost always stop by when we are next door at Jesse Israel's.

Great people Great atmosphere. You can get everything from home made breads and pastries, fresh…read moreground flour fresh ground grits, home made treats to specialty ketchup. They have it all.

Ingenious and unpretentious Farmer's Market, which is actually staffed and run by local farmers…read morefrom Northern Georgia! Each farm sets up a stand or two selling everything from peaches to meats, from honey to vegetables, from home-grown tomatoes to okra, from sweets and cookies to cakes and pies, from ceareals and meals to corn and poultry, from cured ham to nuts, salads, jams, pastries, seeds, beans, pumpkins and a huge amount more. Tons of parking. Very friendly farmer-purveyors. Easy access for everyone. Some shade, but it can get hot on a sunny day. Bring your own bags if you make large purchases as they were a bit short on 'em; and its just being courteous doing so! Bring lots of cash and coins. No credit cards please - they didn't mind at all waiting while I counted out quarters... Fantastic small stop by at a local corner inside an outdoor mall area, where locals pull up in rigs, trucks, 4x4 and tractors. These farmers really are going all out and OUT-competing the grocers and 'big' box office retailers. They are also by far way more interesting to talk to and I will support this Farmers Market in Clayton again very soon!!! REBEL Review: 5+

Amazing. As one of the "crazy plant people," I can say the Nursery blew me away. I was not…read moreprepared for ALL of the amazing plants, and every one of them in incredible condition, clearly loved and cared for. I need to do research to see which of them will grow at the bottom of the mountain where I live, but settled for some vegetable starts this time. Oh, and the staff is so knowledgeable!! THEN!!! We went to the farm and wow, what an incredible place. Would love to stay and/or camp, so I need to plan that for summer or fall. Got to talk with the lambs and chickens, took some beautiful pictures, and relaxed. Many thanks to Stacey for the tour!

Winding Stair is my go to for anything green, or related to green things. Their plants are of high…read morequality, with a wide selection. They always have many native plant varieties, and their classes are excellent as well. in addition, they have lovely gift items and local organic food items. I highly recommend this nursery!

If you sit on the side of the road from Dillard, GA, to Franklin, N.C. in mid-September of each…read moreyear, you'll see Grammy and me chugging along, headed to Bateman's to pick up our annual supply of homemade jellies, jams, preserves, relishes and locally sourced hog jowls and side meat. We love to buy and use these delicacies made in the kitchens of local farms from peaches, grapes, muscadines, strawberries, cherries, boysenberries, rhubarb, apples, jalapenos (yes, jelly and pickles), watermelon pickles, gooseberries, blackberries, raspberries, plums, corn cob( jelly), red peppers, corn, cucumbers, and squash. Ever have squash blossom jelly? It's here and it's great. We usually pick up two cases' worth of sun kissed goodies to enjoy during the cold months for a total of $100-$120 or so. Just made some baking powder biscuits this morning to enjoy with muscadine jam. PS: They're closed from November 1 through March 30th.

Absolutely love sitting by the river and eating a dream whip! Great live music when they have it!…read moreSelection of produce is fantastic!

What a cute little gem. Food trucks, swings & picnic areas by the river and monthly festivals. We…read morewent today to buy pumpkins and found a wonderful variety and cheap prices. We'll be back for more in the holiday season.

Always fresh all the time! Known for local produce and seafood. Now pottery. Peaches and…read moreblueberries are freshly picked

Nice produce stand in downtown Seneca. Prices are competitive, but I've seen better at other…read morefarmer's markets. Selection is diverse, but not a ton a product. Staff is extremely friendly and helpful.

Great selection for all us folks out in the country. Fresh veggies, pre made pizzas, beverages,…read morelast minute items. Convenient!

Produce is terrific and everyone is always so friendly and helpful. Love being able to support…read morelocal farmers.

This is our local farm stand/farmers market. They have a bunch of local produce, meats & dairy!…read morePick your own flowers or buy some precut for you. Stepp's raspberries are the best around and they have them during the season. Very nice people also. I will look forward to them being around seasonally every year!

This is a wonderful place to visit and very easy to get to in Hendersonville. We stopped by the…read morefarm to see about their fresh vegatables. We were pleasantly surprised by the superb quality of their offerings. Their zucchini and squash were flawlessly presented. They had beautiful strawberries by the bucket. Their frozen meat products were plentiful and they had an array of honeys, jams, and relishes. Ice cream is very much on the menu at the farm whether it be on a cone, cup, or in a shake. The best part was going in the back with my wife where she picked wild flowers (no charge), along with sunflowers (huge). I highly recommend visiting the Johnson Family Farm. We were not expecting much when we got there, but left knowing we would return. I hope this helps.