They have a huge variety of produce and staples that are at a great price. The store was organized…read moreand very clean. The cashier was nice and professional. I purchased several small items of fruit and produce and my total was under $15.

Fresh beautiful produce and spices! Definitely a lovely little grocery shop to support your local…read morecommunity. Biggest tomatoes I've ever seen

A great place to get some local goodies! Plus some very fun…read moreevents. We recently visited the pumpkin patch on a weekend evening... Upon driving in we could see all the cows across the street from their amazing space. Easy parking and what a vibe the farm is. The owner is a fifth generation cattle farmer so my husband obviously bought about $50 of meat from the pack house lol. So many other things to enjoy, too. Lots of varieties of pumpkins. Sweet treats, iced coffee, sand box, a sand mountain, bubbles, swings, bouncy toys for the littles. This specific night had two roaring fires with s'mores to purchase. We can't wait to go back!

Support your local farmers and skip the middle man!…read more Delicious meats and a fun general store with great seasonings, cocktail mixers and other offerings from local vendors

I'm unsure why the reviews are so low. Granted they do not have a large number of vendors but there…read moreare just enough to leave you browsing. You'll find something for sure by one if the artisans. I found a wonderful kind woman selling handmade soaps and candles. I bought about 4-5 of them and they smell so wonderful. The river walk is beautiful in general but having a small marker to browse every now and then it's a nice perk. I wish there were more produce related vendors but I'll say that it was this market that introduced me to several other small businesses in the area which I now return to for various things I need.

Went to this farmers market in downtown Wilmington to meet up with a friend and her kids. It's…read moresmall but they good selection of things to eat and buy here. The kids were excited to buy pretzels and smoothies. I haven't seen my friend for 10 years, so I was too busy catching up with her to take pictures LOL. I saw a couple of vendors selling pet related goods like dog snacks and neckwear. Dogs are allowed at this market and we saw at least 2 dogs at any given time. All of them well-handled by their owners. Saw the usual farmers market items like strawberries, blueberries, sweet potatoes, lettuce, and other produce. There were also a few stands selling cut flowers and/or live plants. I took a picture of some pepper plants that someone was selling bc they are so colorful! My favorite stand was Orchidscapes. The owner showed us several species of orchids that smelled like different things - one raspberry, another like root beer, and my favorite- the one that smelled like chocolate. I eventually bought one of the latter. He gave me a card sheet and his card in case I have questions when I get him (I named my plant Charlie) home. I would definitely come here again if I was in the area. There is garage parking available as well as street parking. Bring cash, as the vendors that we purchased from did not accept credit cards. I knocked it down a star for this reason.

This is the only grocery store I'll buy meat from now. Especially with the issues with the FDA.read more

Second location is way bigger than the first one with a larger bakery section. Has all the usual…read moreMexican grocery items you're bound to find what you need for your recipes. They have the same large bin with warm packaged corn tortillas just like the first location. These corn tortillas were from Luna's in South Carolina. There was a hot food area where you can get one meat entrée with Mexican rice, five pieces of fresh, warm corn tortillas, and spicy tomatillo sauce for $9.99 (4:22pm lunch price). There were other cooked meat there too, looked like chicharrones. The meat options for either beef with green beans, chicken fajita, beef with potato, or pork and red salsa. You typically only get one meat, but you can do half of one meat dish and half of another meat dish. I tried the beef with green beans and the pork in red salsa. They were both fine and very salty, but the pork tasted way better for my preference. The spicy salsa was delicious, I wish I could eat this every week. The bakery section had the usual baking sheet pan (on top of the bakery checkout area) and tongs that you grab yourself like the first location. There's a way larger variety here than the first location. After grabbing the bread products I wanted, they packaged it in a bag with a receipt at the checkout station where I got the sheet pan. 4 pieces of the French bread and one small crescent shaped sweet bread costed a total of $4.75. The breads were good as usual, but of course taste way better right after it's done baking, which I was lucky enough to get at the first location. There are no grocery carts, only baskets.

Stumbled upon this gem in a small strip mall, where J. Russo's eatery is. Wasn't sure what to…read moreexpect since the door and windows were dark, masking what was inside. Once I opened the door, I was astonished by the abundance and variety of colorful fruits and vegetables everywhere. It's a small store but there was a lot to look at. I felt like a kid in a candy store for the first time. This looks like the place to go to for your Mexican produce needs. There were bins of dried beans, dried corn, fresh nopales, fresh aloe vera leaves, tomatillos, peppers, Calabacita squash, prickly chayote squash, mamey fruit, rambutan, chipilin plants, herbs, and other exotic produce. In the back, you can get fresh coconuts cut for you. Some of the produce did not have labels so do your research and have an ingredient list ready before coming here. They were also sweet Mexican breads packaged in donut boxes and small clear plastic bags made from a bakery in Tucker, Georgia. If you're looking to be adventurous, they had seasoned dried grasshoppers snacks. There was one staff/owner who spoke English but other customers there were pretty nice in helping me figure some things out. They only accept cash, no credit card. Unfortunately, I didn't have any cash on me so I will have to come try out some of their produce next time!

The have the widest variety of Latin American products! Especially love their selections of molés…read moreand hot sauces! They also carry a thoughtful selection of fresh produce and hard to find beverages! I would HIGHLY recommend this store to anyone that is looking for that flavor that only comes from Latino American foods!!

Who doesn't love locally owned and operated places? Maters and Taters is the kind of place that I…read morelove to find and frequent. This place is based on getting you local and organic produce. You'll find local veggies, jams, honey...and so on. I was also able to pickup some Blenheim spicy ginger ale while I was there (my favorite). As with any place like Maters and Taters...you'll have to temper expectations when it comes to local and seasonal foods. Some of the limited local foods may be filled by produce from other US small farms. The owner is very nice and very knowledgable. I'll be back!

I am a sucker for a regional grocery store or a specialty style grocery store. With that being…read moresaid, I found out that Lidl ranks high on my list of stores to do my shopping at. The location is very neat and organized and clean. When you first walk in, you have the bakery. The bake goods are made each morning and once they sell out, that is it. I love their pastries that remind me of my trips to Europe and my German friend absolutely raves about their pretzels. The produce section always has fresh items and I have yet to see anything wilted or that has gone bad. Overall the prices of everything are very comparable to other grocery stores and in some cases cheaper. Make sure you do bring in your reusable bags though or you will have to carry your items out or get a 12 cent bag. (they do have others to choose from though too).

Sold me moldy cheese, turned moldy in a week wasn't expired. I wrote company and they did nothingread more

Love this market. The planners were so smart to use artificial turf so the groins doesn't get…read moreruined. It's the only market that validates that all the vendors make or grow their own stuff so that means no MLM business or resellers. Wonderful produce, herbal stuff, honey, kombucha and what you can't get at the market you can get at the co-op. Dog friendly too!

So glad this area has its own farmers market now. It's a good spot for one too; lots of space to…read moregrow and fill. The vendors had already doubled in number when i was there last week, and they just started it in May i think. Plus the co-op is right next to it, if you need something else. I hope this town supports it. I miss the farmers markets in California and Durham. These folks have a nice wooden, covered seating area in the middle. I like to grab some field raised sausage for biscuits and gravy, and the wife fills her cambucha growler. His stuff.