Popped in here for a jar of honey and I'm leaving having discovered a hidden gem in Washington!…read moreThey had so many delicious items for sale; baked goods, casseroles, chicken pop pies, and produce of all kinds. Their plant selection also seemed diverse and in good condition. I'll definitely be coming back!

I stopped in there for the first time and left very happy! I was able to get fresh tomatoes that…read moretaste amazing! Not like store bought and they were a very good price. I also was able to purchase some local honey which is also delicious and only $12 for a huge jar of it. I will never buy tomatoes from a grocery store again after tasting her delicious tomatoes. I will definitely be back and try some of the other fresh produce she has. I also bought a jar of pickled beets which were also very yummy! Love this place!

Awesome droëwors and biltong! Lots of saffa provisions too! Great service! Thank you!read more

Fresh, Fresh, Fresh Sausages Hot, Sweet, Amish, S.African…read more Very Good Smaller Chicken not Hormone stuffed just chicken Ox Tail, Pork and more Small place Big Flavor.

Cute country farm market off highway 17 between Washington and Williamson..big signs out front…read morepulling me for fresh strawberries!! As I walk onto patio to entrance there's lots of plants and flowers to purchase for your garden. Reasonable prices! I saw they do pick your own as well as pre picked baskets of fresh crop strawberries.. I wanted to pick my own. It doesn't take long but it's relaxing and enjoyable to do if you want to. They were so huge!!! Nice and ripe for the picking! They do not weigh baskets so you're encouraged to fill to the rim! lol I was more than happy to do so! After picking I walked around store.. they have so much to offer.. fresh veggies, already made meals and sides.. different assortments of mushrooms all in fridges ready to take home for dinner! Along wall jams and jellies, pickles everything.. Knick knacks to take home and a small area for the kids to choose scoop of ice cream and sit to enjoy! Very friendly staff and very helpful.. family friendly! I had a great time..picked up some dehydrated beets to snack on along with venison cheddar beef sticks.. they were very good..

Found out about this place through my good friend who currently lives in Greenville and discovered…read morethis bakery. It's a cute bakery offering cookies, cheesecakes, cupcakes, scones, macarons and other custom-made treats. They also have a section with bakery merch and other fun items. My friend raved about their cookies, and she was absolutely right -- they were so good and not overly sweet. FOOD REVIEW: Strawberry Shortcake Cookie - 5/5 Lemon Cookie - 5/5 (My favorite!) Banana Pudding - 4/5 (Good) Chocolate Chip Cookie - 5/5 (So good!) Coffee & Donuts Cupcake - 5/5 (Another favorite) Raspberry Pistachio - 5/5 (Also a fan of this one) Lemon Cupcake - 5/5 (So good!) Overall, the cookies and cupcakes were so enjoyable that my girl friend went back the next day to get more for us.

I took my grandson during Shark Week, he thought the cupcakes were creatively decorated with shark…read morefins. We tried several flavors and all were delicious. We were welcome by the staff and provided very good service. The store is decorated very cute and plenty of space to enjoy your food.

I did a little shopping here today. I find the staff helpful and polite. There are several Trader…read moreJoe products that I buy occasionally, as I like them better than the standard grocery store options.

The samples are ok the employees are very nice and helpful the flowers are beautiful and reasonably…read morepriced and their fruits and vegetables are fresh and where else can you find reasonably priced beef hotdogs and their meats are reasonable.

The chair of the meeting post-election made such comments to the farmers and vendors present at the…read moremeeting as "we don't care what you think we're going to listen to the county," "the Leroy James farmers market will be closed until Farmers learn how to grow tomatoes in the winter," he threatened certain members of the committee who disagreed with him with lawsuit, and replied to the vendors who were having a hard time hearing what was going on in the meeting due to a lack of microphone being provided by the county despite it being requested that they should "put your hearing aids in Old Man." This is a person who brags about going to barbecues and birthday parties with County staff while presiding over the advisory committee meeting, this is a person who represents the Pitt County Board of Commissioners and County staff. This person self admits to having anger management issues and brags about ripping telephones out of the hospital wall back in the day. He looked the vendors right in the eye and said I do not represent you. If we want to save this farmers market it means listening to the farmers who literally make up the name of the market. The vendors must be heard. Now, instead of listening to the vendors, the vendors who disagreed with the current policies are being kicked out one by one. Alarita Gourmet Foods, Forest of Eden Farm & Nursery, and Wind Leaf Farm are just three examples of many! I repeat: unelected government bureaucrats are retaliating against vendors for exercising their right to free speech.

This spot was a lot of fun; browsing the various vendors of produce, baked goods, honey and craft…read moreitems. Folks were so friendly and the live music added to the atmosphere.

The Harbor District Market is located in Downtown Washington. It is made up of individual artisans…read moreselling what they make or create. There are art items to food items. In the growing season there will be produce. There were two areas with educational information to learn about Washington and one of those were some items from the Underground Rail Road Museum. It is a great place to buy locally made or grown products.

Great place to be on a Saturday Wide selection of vendors…read more Produce is seasonal because it is grown local

You can find the meat you want at reasonable prices. If they do not have it out in the cut you want…read morethey will cut it for you

Carnivores realized early on that they needed a place to meet, to socialize, to press the flesh so…read moreto speak -this need lead to the development of the butcher shop. The butcher shop meets the same needs today, just not as social in nature, and the packaging has changed, as have the prices. This neat place is indeed a country butcher shop, with little personality, and completely void of charm, but offers some very nice, very interesting meat products, as well as the stray veggie or two - like Cabbage Collards, offered cooked or raw. Much of what is here is of the pork persuasion, but beef and chicken are also represented -there is even a cow at the top of their roadside sign. But the pork products rule, in variety and level of interest. There are whole Country Hams hanging from racks in the middle of the shop, and slices of ham packaged in the refrigated, display area. They have Bacon - regular sliced and slab; Sausage - fresh country breakfast sausage, smoked sausage, old timey air dried sausage - regular or hot. Also packaged slabs of Liver Pudding, Souse Meat, Side Meat, Smoked Neck Bones and Ham Hocks, and even fresh Cracklings for your cornbread. If you like pork products other than Eastern NC BBQ, you should give this place a shot. We were actually on a multi-restaurant road trip when we ran across this place - pork leading to pork - Life Is Good.