Their produce is fresh, plentiful, and the price is just right. They almost always have tasty…read moretomatoes, small pickling cucumbers, okra, jalapeños, squash, of course only when in season. They have some beautiful plants and flower arrangements. The owner is always kind and very helpful. He does have starter plants that really look healthy. Best place we have found in the county for fresh veggies and plants.

Very nice surroundings, friendly service very fresh produce reasonable prices,overall good…read moreexperience

Always a great selection, and everyone is so nice. Can't wait til it reopens next month!read more

Scotts Orchard is the perfect outing, from picking apples and enjoying games together to exploring…read morethe shop filled with delicious foods and drinks made right from the orchard. Definitely worth a visit!

I love all things Fall. Apple picking is a traditional Fall activity that I've always wanted to do…read more I did some research and found Scott's Orchards near the Alabama/Tennessee state line. The experience was everything I wanted it to be. I went in late October, so by then the only apples that were available at that time to pick were Pink Lady and Arkansas Black. The latter were the ones that were in abundance. Most of the people that were familiar with them said that they were great for baking. At the orchard, a wagon ride took you to the picking area and came to pick you back up every 30 minutes, which was plenty of enough time to get your apples. There were kid activities outside and a huge store with every kind of apple you can think of to purchase. The store also had apple goods such as donuts, fried pies and ice cream. The apple slushie was great and, on this too-warm for Fall day, hit the spot perfectly. I plan to make this a yearly event and highly recommend making the drive here if this is an experience you want your loved ones to enjoy as well.

They have added onto the farm, and have brand new bathrooms. They had good vendors on site and…read moresnacks in the gift shop. You have to try their homemade ice cream! It is amazing!! This is my second year picking berries here and although later in the season, it didn't disappoint.

We really enjoyed coming here to pick some strawberries. It was about $14 per bucket. The…read morestrawberries ranged in sizes. There were a lot of strawberry patches to pick from. They were very yummy. We had a blast! It was nice to be out and about.

I love Duncan Farms!…read more I recently moved back to the area and was looking for a CSA or a place to get local eggs and produce. Searching around I found Duncan Farms and was also excited they offer a compost program, which I promptly signed up for in Huntsville (it's only $35/mo, they pick up your compost bucket once a week and they use it on the farm and give you store credits and freebies.) Why am I writing this review? Well, I decided to visit their little farm store recently and loved that I could get fresh veggies, farm made bacon (I'm vegetarian but felt good about buying locally from a place where they treat their livestock with respect), local honey, the most delicious small batch goat cheese that I've ever tasted, and more. Check out their website, sign up for a CSA and their compost program and you will feel good about giving back.

The store is lovely, the selection is lovely, and the young lady behind the register is…read moreexceptionally friendly. They have a lot of hard to find European beers and their prices are fair market value.

This store is beautiful! Classy! I will pay a few extra bucks to experience this store! It is…read moreperfectly organized, spotless and an upgrade from ABC stores. I assume locally owed. I think we should support local businesses.

Steve is immensely helpful and friendly!! Large selection of wines and liquor. Shopping here is…read morelike having your own wine concierge with Steve's customer service and breadth of knowledge, and he's a savant with names!

Great variety, friendly vendors, easy-going atmosphere and reasonable prices. Easily accessible and…read moregood location

I'm obsessed with these markers that seem to be all over the city on different days! I can't…read morebelieve it took me this long to drag my behind to them. I went to the Bailey cove market this morning because I saw Candies Con Fuego (baked goods and candies made with Carolina reapers) and a local butcher selling fresh lamb. I ended buying a couple popsicles from Suzy's, more dog treats from Muddy Paw's, iced coffee from Roosters Crow, obviously the candy from Candies Con Fuego, goat cheese, and lamb chops. I'm thrilled! And it's supporting local folks!!