Okay. I'm from Brooklyn…read more How could I be a good judge of boiled peanut. I almost wrecked my car a bunch of times. They taste like butter.

The produce is so fresh and flavorful! Best place for farm veggies and fruits! Love that we're in…read morethe neighborhood.

I was so excited when I drove past this olive store. I lived in Italy for two years and love trying…read moreflavored olive oils. I was parking my car and before I could close my door the old lady that works there came running out screaming "I can't park there and it's only for her customers.". I said "yes I know that's why I parked here." I was about to walk in and immediately turned around because if you are that rude to someone before they walk into your store you don't deserve my money. I ordered my olive oils and have them shipped from Italy and a small olive store in Michigan.

This is a fun place to spend a little time sampling oils and vinegars -- so many diverse flavors,…read moreand great staff there to suggest how to mix the flavors and use them at home. Their products are a little more pricey than you would get at a local supermarket, because of the quality, variety, and customer service (free tastings!). If you're looking for a break on the price, look at their website and social media for various discounts on special days or return your empty bottles from the store and refill them for a small discount. Thanks to the Crescent Olive I make my own delicious salad dressings and many of my own sauces for veggies and meat. I love this place and their products.

Great selection of products and it's really good to know that they're fresh. Very helpful staff and…read moreI got some great new recipes. Can't wait to try them!

I'm confused why the only other reviewer left 3 stars but a happy review- they must not know how…read morestars work. Adluh Flour is a main fixture in Columbia, being probably the only remaining operating remnant of Columbia's industrial district. Most of the restaurants around use Adluh products in their kitchens, such as in their grits or in their baked goods. If you haven't had freshly milled grits before, you're missing out. They are an incredibly charitable company as well and have been known to help out with Harvest Hope and various food drives. Great company, great people, great grits.

The strawberry farm has two sides. One for strawberry picking and the other side is a good size…read moreamusement area for kids. We went on a holiday weekend Sunday and was pleased that they also have the opportunity to have events at the play area. Note: the admission to the play area is different from the fee to strawberry pick. They also offer other produce and jams for sale in the strawberry picking section of the farm. Definitely pick up a strawberry lollipop for a light but sweet treat. It's a farm so there are bugs. Remember to carry some bug spray for the kids and there is ample seating if a member of your party does not want to go out into the field. Note. There are outdoor bathroom potty services only so be prepared.

What an amazing time! Last year was a blast, and this year was amazing too! They've added a few…read moremore things. It was really a great experience to spend a few hours with the kids enjoying themselves. The thought put behind these items is awesome and child-aligned. What a gift. There is so much to enjoy; it's totally worth the visit.

This Farmers market is exactly what Irmo needs. Although still in its infancy, it has some major…read moreplayers in the local food scene. There were several different vegetable farmers (including one who has a $4 box! Fill it with whatever you like....for four bucks!), local beef and pork, the best milk I've ever tried from a local diary, baked goods and other wellness items like all natural soaps and essential oils. The blended bakery (with their amazing trolley) has incredible pimento cheese! This is NOT Irmo Farmers Market of a few years ago. It's all local and I feel good about supporting these farmers and feeding my family food that grows right down the road.

Great market with interesting vendors! Of course, there are…read moreplenty of delicious fruits and veggies, but there are also amazing crafts and even a fashion truck. Had the best candy apple there!

Started Fourth of July by visit Berry Hill Farm for blueberry picking!…read more What I loved: +Easy parking. +All equipment provided to make picking simple. (Wash station, buckets lined with bags, straps to make it easy to carry the bucket.) +Staff on hand to orient you. +Multiple varieties of blueberries - you are welcome to taste to determine what you prefer to pick. +Picking field directly across from parking - no long walk or tractor ride! +Clean, wide aisles to make it easy to pick without having to fight for space or pass through weeds or mud. +Fabulous pricing! I was worried that we might have picked too much, but the total was only $13. What could be improved: - Be sure to bring cash or check ... no electronic payment option, and it's kind of a remote area. - would have been nice to have known more about the different varieties available. The Alapaha was my favorite based on taste. - It probably can get hot!

The owner and his helpers are the best part of this place. Climax berriers are my favorite and…read morestart early.

Heidi and family are amazing people. The products we use from them, "Mater Pie & Squash Pie" are…read morefantastic. The homemade mixes they offer are incredible ! Highly recommend them for any occasion. Heidi is at the State Farmers Market on Saturdays from 9 am-2 pm. Stop by and say hello !! Ed@ Spontaneous Events Catering.

My first time stopping in and I will be back. It is totally worth the drive from me and it covered…read morewhich I didn't expect. Fresh produce, beautiful flowers, trees, shrubs, food truck, boiled peanuts and fair straightforward pricing. What's not to like?

It was difficult to find at first however once you find the compound and drive around, you'll see…read morethe various vendors. We ended up picking the largest, freshest, sweetest watermelon for only $5. We picked up a variety of other produce which were very fresh as well.