They def have a few pumpkins! Vegetables, fruit, fresh…read moreeverything. Friendly folks. Looks like everyone comes to look and buy. Plenty of shoppers!

Great selection of fresh produce and fruit! Lots of great canned products jellies and jams to…read morerelish and salsa! Priced great for the quality of freshness. Staff were super polite! Stop in and see them!

They have great ice cream! I always order the peach ice cream. They also have delicious apple cider…read moredonuts. The service is quick and easy. It's always busy but in a fun way. The market is full of different local items. We usually get the honest crisp apples, salsa, and strawberries. The environment is busy, fun, and friendly! We always participate in the fall festivities & spring flower picking

Went in October during pumpkin season and it was great! The little farmer's shop has homemade…read moreeverything you can think of. From various pickles to so many jams and fresh fruit to chicken salad to sausage to breads and so many other products. They also have an extension to the market where they have food and dessert which I didn't indulge in but wish I had from all the raving reviews of their ice cream. The experience itself was fun but the activities were lacking a bit. The pumpkin farm didn't have any actual attached pumpkins to the vines which was sad but still a nice experience. Also, the flower picking farm was extra $ and the flowers were beautiful.

My Grandpaw always drove from Jackson, TN to purchase big 5# tin cans of Sorghum Molasses made…read morethere in Benton County. It was the best ever. Never had a bitter taste. that was about 50 some years ago. Then about 19 yrs ago I found a pint Jar of it at Cracker Barrel after eating my lunch. Naturally Cracker Barrel JUST decided to revamp their store 2 yrs ago and got ride of a lot of southern favorites. Replaced with every old fashion and some never seen here Hard candies. They did keep the cast Iron items, Higher than Walmart On Line. No cookbooks. Clothing for regular sized people not us big 3X ladies. Anyway does your county still make the sorghum molasses and how can I purchase a few pints? If so how do I contact them?

Wonderful market, wonderful people. The produce is great and the honey, molasses as well brought…read moresome for presents for my neighbors in Arizona. I would recommend highly and worth the drive.

A good place to get some produce from one of the two nice ladies who are always there, or the other…read moreoccasional vendors. Located next to the recycling center so if you schedule it the hours the recycling center is open, you can do two things at once.

Fun place to go. Free parking. Open every weekend. Bring cash. Shop local. All spaces were…read moreoccupied, plenty to see and do.

From the owner: The original Blue ridge flea Market has very high visibility and has been in continuous operation…read morefor 38 years (since 1985). We have enclosed permanent booths, open booths with tables and room for popups. Open every weekend from 9:00 AM until 5:00 PM. Come join the many vendors already set-up at the Market – antiques, artists, bakers, collectibles, crafters, gardeners, hats, locally raised meats, organically grown produce, tools, woodwork – just to name a few.

Passed by this market on our way to horseback riding in Mineral Bluff. As soon as we saw it, we…read morewere tempted to stop by but we had an appointment. We decided we would on our way home. Corner Market sells locally grown and sourced vegetables, fruit, honey, cheese and more. They also serve boiled peanuts and corn on the cob. We had the option of original or cajun boiled peanuts. They also offer butter and seasoning for the corn. We had to get one of each! The peanuts and corn were warm and exactly what we needed. Will stop again if we're back in the area!

Cute market to pick up local fruits and vegetables. They were a little on the high side for some of…read morethe items, and others were fair. The boiled peanuts regular and Cajun were really flavorful. So was the roasted corn. We picked up a blueberry jam that we haven't tried yet. My group purchased pork sausage that they all said was to their liking. The market is located in a spot with a gas station too. If you find yourself here, try the boiled peanuts and enjoy!

Fresh fruits and veggies, awesome customer service, and senior discounts on Wednesdays. Always a…read morepleasure to visit.

This store is supercute! Outside they have birdfeeders. Inside is a lot of different local food…read moreitems and produce, The wmployees were all super friendly and personable. I got some thin biscottis which I gobbled up, they were delicious and some blackberry cider. It kind of tasted like prune juice to me though. I want to go back and get some more of that biscotti.

Clean and well stocked. The check out is easy, just bring your bags and a quarter for the buggy…read more The employees are helpful if you need them. The produce is fresh and the Mediterranean Salmon is Amazingly good! I will travel to another state to buy my favorite items. But I live on the border between NC and GA so only about 15 miles or so .

We made a quick stop at Aldi in Blairsville, Ga to kill some time while waiting for a table at…read moreLonghorn. The store was really packed, with people getting ready for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day eats. I even picked up a few non perishable items. The store was clean and well stocked, and you can always find a good deal at Aldi.

A year went by and we are back at our favorite "farm" store; Tomato House. Ofcourse we get a full…read morebucket/box of "deer" apples, we see plenty of deer in the Lake Lanier area. But we also come to find that special gift or soda or hot/spicy sauce and let's not forget the multitude of jarred pickles and chutney and fruit preserves and best of all the half sliced Georgia peaches. We did not order from the sandwich shop this time, but we know they are great. Tomato House labeled products are a must to bring home. We are again very happy to stop and shop at the Tomato House.

A great tourist attraction; I wouldn't recommend it for locals…read more It's what you'd want if you're looking for a souvenir on your annual trip outside the Atlanta Perimeter (my hometown). The highlight is the "Country Store" with lots of options for snacks and novelties.