Rina makes the most delicious jams, preserves, jellies, pickles and dressings I have ever tasted…read more All of it is so good it is hard to pick a single one of her creations as best but the Fruit 'N Fire, Apricot-Jalapeño Jam is fabulous and beats all the other peppers jellies I have ever tried. Order from her website to keep some in stock.

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There are so many great things going on out there. Tons of attention to the younger visitors…read more Wagon rides, petting pens jump castle!! For grown up there is food shopping and arts and crafts and the most wonderful smoke shop....no you dont have to smoke,,,,just stop in for a cold beer or a glass of wine. Slip into the tv room and watch a game. Folks, I would go just for the smoke shop!!! It is easy to get to and great parking across the street.oh and free. Love this place.

First time visiting Jedburg Junction! Heard good things about this spot for its holiday bazaar…read morefeaturing local vendors and Santa visits. Today I came for the Peach Fest weekend! Parking is plenty and free and a close walk to the festivities. Upon entering the plot there's multiple vendors, food trucks, and an indoor produce market complete with knick knacks and seasonal goods. There's a mini gazebo stage for live music, at this event petting zoo for a fee ($5), and food trucks. I could have used more peaches like cobbler, ice cream, and other goods but settled with purchasing some peaches to-go and a peach lemonade. I enjoyed purchasing and perusing the local business tents so highly recommend you bring cash! The event itself was alright and the plot of land itself was a great way to come out and support small businesses. Wouldn't mind coming out in winter for the December bazaar!

I arrived at 1:00 pm, and Laila's Lowcountry Sourdough was gone. No worries, I can order online for…read morethe next pick-up. One lady had the most beautiful fresh herbs and vegetables. Next week, I will come early to get the first pick. Then, I met three local farms that offer fresh chicken, pork, venison, eggs, and sea moss! I also picked up some 100% Magnesium oil from Renee Howell, CEO of Elemental Candle CO. Her products work wonders on my feet.

Really great group of local vendors! Pritcher Family Farm has amazing pork and Ponderosa Farm has…read moreamazing beef, bison and chicken! Laila's Lowcountry Sourdoughs bread is so good too! Definitely worth checking out!

The cashier was totally awesome and this location has a better variety of everything than the other…read morelocation in Summerville. I've also never had to wait long to check out. I had actually gone to the other location bc I had a craving for creamed chipped beef but they didnt have it so I found myself going to this location and they have a much larger variety of frozen meal options. I know I spoke of the better variety twice... that's just how much I prefer this location

I have been a loyal customer of Food Lion for over 10 years at this location. Despite a general…read morereputation against all Food Lions, I have found historically that this store is cleaner, better stocked, fresher produce and cheaper prices than the local HT and Publix. I rarely have to worry about them being out of stock when competitors can be out for weeks. My experience has changed pretty drastically in the last year. Cashiers are rude, no one recognizes who their regulars are anymore, the produce is moldy OR they remove the moldy parts but keep the whole strawberry container at the same price. There was a carton only half full yesterday. Last week it was missing enough that I put it on the scale to weigh it and was not going to pay off season prices while they took food out of the container. Last week someone was eating behind the counter where they make the chicken, in their hair net and everything. The store was still stocked enough, always clean and the produce was OK (knowing how bad it is at HT and Publix) that I ignored the clear decline in this location. Until this past weekend. I went in with my children, and my son was getting a cart for groceries. The store employee, Mathew, was bringing in carts from outside and rammed the carts right into my son. Then he just looked at him and me and said nothing. Absolutely nothing, with his head phones in his ears ignoring the fact he just hit a customer with a long line of carts. So I said something and he still just stood there. Then we went to the produce, where we chose to not buy half the things we needed because it was not fresh and then the apples are bad on the inside that we did buy. It's apple season. There is no reason for rotting apples other than someone else is running your produce department. I don't know what has happened here, whether there was a management change or what, but we are finding a new store. It just isn't worth their attitudes and rotting produce anymore.