I have been going here for years. It is family owned and I always try to support local family…read moreowned businesses. Produce is always fresh. People are kind and helpful. I will say I was somewhat disappointed they did not have canning tomatoes. Their tomatoes were 3.99 a pound. I had to spend my money in Nashville at the farmers market. The tomatoes I purchased were 1.50 a pound and were just as nice. I will still continue to buy my regular fruits and vegetables at Williams Produce. They are nice people.

T'is the season for beautiful autumn colors. And Williams has just about every color, shape, and…read moresize of gourds, pumpkins, and squash for decorating, cooking, and canning. Fall, indeed, is a joyful time for kids to come and pick out their perfect pumpkin for carving....or you can pick up an already baked pie for your celebrations. And there are some amazing freestone peaches in stock right now (Sep 17/2025) ...along with a great selection of tomatoes, peppers, potatos, onions, greens and a host of other farm-fresh and canned veggies/produce. Too many items to list -- and prices that are very competitive with the big box stores. Did I say, canned farm goods, like succulent juicy tomatoes, canned and ready for your homemade sauce or casserole? The list goes on and on, Honey (double entendre here). Swing by and carefully park along the road. It's a busy place.

I love a good tomato sandwich. If you're a true southerner, you know exactly what I mean. A healthy…read moreschmeer of mayo, what looks like way too much thick sliced tomatoes, and a generous shake of salt and pepper. That's it. You're never, never, going to make a decent tomato sandwich from anything you pick up in a grocery store. But if you get your tomatoes from Reed's, you'll be dripping tomato juice and smiling. Give a cantaloupe at your local grocery a big sniff. Nothing? Right. Now get yourself to Reed's and give one of their cantaloupes a big sniff. You'll understand (and you'll take home a great melon). I used to love picking up peaches from the Peach Truck. Now they only do 25 pound boxes around Nashville. I love a fresh peach, just as a snack, sliced on a salad, sweetened up in a dessert - heck, even infused in Tito's! But 25 pounds? Reed's has the real deal peaches, and you can get what you need. It's wonderfully ramshackle, park right out front, friendly people. If you're not a regular I feel a little sad for you!

Reed's is the most quintessential little country store you can imagine, simple yet impressive,…read morequality over quantity, a true gem in Franklin. The peaches from a farm in Alabama are the best you'll ever eat, and I'm a serious peach connoisseur! And if you're lucky, they sometimes sell homemade peanut butter brittle, also the best I've ever eaten! Stop in and see it!

Nashville needs more grocery stores .. you go grocery shopping anywhere and you can't get down the…read moreaisles and stuff is picked over ... I went to this location on a Sunday , it was picked over and they now have a bunch of self check out and 1 cashier . The parking lot at this location is tight ... hard to manivue through the vehicles pulling empty trailers and big suv type vehicles . The empty trailer thing is all over my area ! What's up with that ? Anyways , I like Aldi better than Costco, Walmart or Kroger but it's a haul to get to one and they had low inventory. Really can't win anymore .... What is happening out there with the food ?

Added self check out and this place is now a breeze! Even at the busiest of times I have yet to…read morewait more than a couple of minutes to check out and run.

Sweet Charlotte's is an absolute treat! Their popcorn variety is incredible--fresh, flavorful, and…read morewith so many options that there's truly something for everyone. Each flavor tastes thoughtfully made and perfectly balanced. The ice cream burgers are a must-try and completely live up to the hype. Creative, indulgent, and delicious, they're the perfect combination of fun and flavor. What really sets Sweet Charlotte's apart, though, is the amazing service. The staff is friendly, patient, and genuinely happy to help, which makes the whole experience even better. This place is a gem for dessert lovers, and I can't wait to come back and try more!

Went by they have really cute store with really nice vintage hats and all kinds of stuff. From pop…read morerocks to popcorn, all kinds of flavors, red hot, popcorn, banana fudge, cinnamon, popcorn, big red hot chocolate. Nice lunch menu with Hotdogs and hamburgers to enjoy another day. Will definitely be back.

This shoulda-coulda-woulda been a 5-star review, but you can see that my rating is only 3. Let's…read morebreak it down using the following criteria: Location. Product. Convenience. Service. Backstory of sorts: We've enjoyed Olivia Olive Oil products for the past several years...but have never ordered or purchased in person. We've been fortunate in having been gifted many bottles over time, and we have enjoyed all of them. Location: Currently on Cool Springs Blvd...BUT as I found out yesterday, they are in the process of moving to downtown Franklin. That should bode well for walk-ins and increased visibility. Product: As mentioned above, they have an excellent - if not superior - selection of EVOO, Flavored Olive Oils, Vinegars, Dip bases, Mixes, and more. (Check their website.) Convenience: Walk-ins are welcome. Stop by and taste before you buy. You can also order online...BUT this is where the stars begin to fall. I ordered online over a week ago and my Credit Card was promptly charged. I received an acknowledgment that my order had been placed and then...silence. I called a day later, assuming that I could stop by the store to pick up my order. (I chose "pick up" rather than "local delivery" to avoid the $10 delivery fee (just under 6 miles - so easy trip). When I called, I spoke to a clerk who said she did not have access to the computer so she could not check my order. I said I'd check back in a day or so. And, still no email acknowledgment or other message that my order was ready for pick up...so maybe my fault? After two more unsuccessful phone calls and nearly a week later I decided to drive to the store. Walked in (with my mask on...after all, that is the local modus operandi for businesses following the "Tennessee Pledge" for business re-openings in this current health "atmosphere.") BUT I did not see a TN Pledge poster on the door...went in anyway. No one in sight so I called out a greeting and was greeted in-turn by a person who...once again, could not access my order, was confused by my request...and then I showed her the confirmation on my phone...the order detail. She promptly called the owner since my order was not available at the store...and they had already moved all the size bottles I had ordered to the new location. After some verbal back and forth it was finally decided that they would deliver my order to my home. And, indeed, it was delivered early evening ... with a brief verbal "thank you for your order"...(no mask ..., well, I wore one). I want to support local businesses; and I will do that whenever I can. The issue here is no follow up on an order that was placed according to their website instructions, no access to information over the phone or in person regarding my order; yes, they are changing locations, but there was no indication of that on their website or posted that I could see. And the cavalier attitude about otherwise generally-followed by local businesses Covid guidelines. #disappointing A brief and polite thank you note plus a small packet of Mediterranean dip mix...was included but no..."I'm sorry about the mix up or delay or..." And no charge for the delivery...this time. In this difficult time for everyone, especially business that are struggling and individuals who are more susceptible or vulnerable, it would be nice to see that common courtesy is still alive and well. Yes, I do recommend this business...and I likely will be back. But they need to do just a little bit more to earn all five stars.

I chose to spend my birthday last weekend in Franklin. It was my first visit. I had beforehand…read more mapped the stores I did not want to miss during my day. I chose your shop first because I read your store had the upscale selections of infused olive oil and vinegar that I love. Last Saturday (8/3) morning, I entered your shop eager to start my day. As I entered the shop with my husband, there was a woman behind the counter. She looked up at me and I told her it was my first time in Franklin and I had chose this shop to start my day. (I was wearing black capris and a black shirt that had "celebrating My birthday shirt in Franklin", with a round button pin "it's my birthday ". She was looking at me like I needed a bath or smelled bad. Her only response in a condescending tone was "Is it really your birthday or you just wearing the shirt?". I said it was my birthday and I was celebrating it in Franklin. She did not respond. I approached the counter and saw a paper with my options. I told her I was looking for garlic or basil infused olive oil. Without changing the look on her face or her tone she asked what size? I told her the smaller size. She reached from behind the counter and placed a bottle of basil and bottle of garlic olive oil on the counter looking impatient. Since I was out of garlic EVOO that I had bought in Helen Ga. I purchased only that bottle. I asked her name as she bagged my oil. Her name was Jennifer. I told her my name was sherryl and I was happy you had my olive oil. ...... silence as we left the store. I was not welcomed, wished a good day, or even given basic store etiquette, instead I was made to feel I was a bother, and definitely not a welcomed patron. I have enjoyed the olive oil and your product is delicious. But the experience with Jennifer attempted to spoil my day and birthday. However it did not. Our next stop was the Coffee shop and ended up at Cork and Cow. Every encounter after we left your shop was positive and welcoming. We had a fabulous day in spite of how it started. I am a CVICU charge nurse in a local hospital and I counsel employees on appropriate communications with our clients and their families. I recommend Jennifer understand every person is of worth and you communicate more by what you don't say than what you do. A disappointed patron, Sherryl Isley Hooks RN

Cute little spot in the nations off of Centennial. Great fill in corner store that also caries some…read moreunique items including sweets. Plenty of pre made salads, sandwiches, plus wine and beer options as well. They also have cooking demonstrations, wine and beer tastings, and more. Run next door when you forgot something for your recipe or a last minute meal idea.

Cute shop! Cool little neighborhood bodega style market. They have the basics and plenty of cool…read moreunexpected finds. Nashville is such a cool town with friendly vibes and this place certainly keeps with that theme.

When I write reviews, I'm brutally honest. I prefer to give my readers the unadulterated truth. But…read moreeven with my lofty standards, there isn't a single blemish during my wonderful visit to Rocky Branch Market that would tarnish their perfect streak of five-star online reviews! Make it 88 for 88. How is any business able to maintain such impeccable ratings? It's almost impossible to stay above a 4.7 average, much less have nothing but fives! First, it's an adorable little Amish-run store with a deli. It's packed with homemade candies and locally sourced peanut butter buckeyes that are literal perfection. The impossibly soft dinner rolls, the homemade sourdough bread, and the produce are equally spectacular! Second, these are the friendliest most welcoming people you'll ever meet. And third, the deli sandwiches are exactly what they should be in every way, quintessentially crafted with high quality meats, cheeses, and toppings between the softest bread, all carefully created on the spot. You won't believe how many deli products they offer, all from Walnut Foods in Ohio delivered weekly. You can create your own masterpiece of a sandwich here with millions of possible combinations. This was so worth the two-hour round trip drive from Nashville!

What a wonderful market for our little town. We always shop at the Amish and Mennonite stores and…read morewe were super excited to see this one open. The deli has fantastic prices for sandwiches and they also offer hot soups. You can get all your canned goods here as well as some fresh produce. I suspect come spring there will be a greater supply, but still; fresh is fantastic. I love their selection of baked goods as well as the pantry items. They are friendly and the store is clean. We will be shopping here often.

We love this place you have to try everything on their menu so far my favorite is biscuits and…read moregravy and their seafood mac and cheese you need to call first she doesnt make the mac and cheese every week

Excellent pulled pork and brisket? Incredible pastries? Linita's is a small town jewel. If you're…read morestaying at the Piney River Resort, this is a most stop. You'll want to go more than once.