Heads up for those looking for plant-forward, clean eats and/or coffee:…read more As sweet as the folks are here they have no gluten free menu except maybe a basic salad. They also do not offer specialty coffees, espresso drinks, or alternative milk options.

Parking in front of building but also a big parking lot off to the side…read more Located at an intersection so a little hectic getting in and out traffic wise. Covered outdoor produce area. Baskets and carts available. Lots of peaches of course. But also some other fruits and vegetables. All looked good and they were bringing out more from the back. Several cold cases with bagged and packaged items including sauerkraut cheeses and butter and soft drinks. Lots of pickled, canned items (Mason jars) and dip mixes. Some metal yard art sculptures, cute pots for plants, tee shirts. Then if you go inside there's an ice cream counter and some baked goods, and you can order sandwiches. There are lots of tables so you can eat there or get it to go. One whole side of the store is now retail items such as clothes, cups, stuffed animals, keychains, jewelry, etc. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Food came out pretty fast. Price a little steep but they were pretty big sandwiches and they were good. My mother got a Club on white and I got the Holy Guacamole on sourdough. They did make a couple errors. They switched the bread, so my sandwich came out on white and my mother's came out on sourdough. There were also no sprouts on my sandwich. No mention that they were out of them so assuming they forgot. But both sandwiches were very good so not a big deal. Place was clean and tables were being cleaned and items were being swept up as needed.

I am an ALDI junkie. I have found that almost all of my weekly shopping can be done here, and they…read morehave fantastic prices. A lot of people have a hard time getting used to the way ALDI works; ALDI's model is based on German and European markets, where people tend to shop more often in smaller trips. So you aren't usually going to find produce that can be held over for lengthy amounts of time. That said, they are shopped enough that their produce is fresh and has a high turnover. Be sure to catch deals on seasonal produce, as they regularly have the best prices on watermelons in summer and pumpkins in fall. ALDI is great for trying new and "off-brand" products. They offer a wide range of specialty items including cheese and wine. I've found most to be better than average with much of it sourced in Europe. While they do offer name products, who doesn't love "generic" European wines and real milk chocolate at "chocolate flavored" prices? Be sure to bring a quarter in order to use a shopping cart. At checkout, you can purchase bags, use your own from home, or grab a box from a shelf or bin and recycle it later.

Be very careful when buying meat specials at Aldi. Yesterday their online ad had Boneless Chicken…read moreThigs listed for $1.99 per pound. I grabbed a pack at the meat counter but it was marked at $2.99 so when I got to the check ouit I pointed that our to the register man. He picked up his pphone and checked with someone in the back that told him only certain packages were marked with that price. My wife took that package back to the meat counter and picked up a different package but it also was marked at $2.99. The register man said he would go back and find the rigt kind of package. He did so and came back with a differetn type of package that was marked at $1.99. I found him helpful but I believed this is a very sneaky way of doing business. If you advertise them at $1.99 than all packages with tohose contents that are on the counter should be at that price.

Great reasons to take exit 219 off I65 when traveling. It only takes a few minutes to get there…read more Traffic is low. Beautiful orchard & berry farm. Quality produce. Top notch customer service. Offered to carry produce to my car. Directly across the street is an expansive , beautiful, nursery w/ hard to find roses and lovely shop (Petals from the Past). Between these 2 locations, I wanted to pop out a picnic and stay all day.

Nice , small stand only had local peaches , which is what they grow. Other things were brought in…read more small produce stand. Polite, quaint.

Outside the farmers market is a nice view. Inside, there are plenty of vendors. Jewelry,…read moresoaps,vegetables, candles.. All the people were so friendly and very helpful.

Murphrees is a wonderful market. Their produce is fresh and delicious. The staff is so helpful…read more Love going here!

I bought 3 watermelon today and paid 15.00 a piece. I didn't mind the price but all three were bad…read more I got two sugar babies and one striped round and not one of them were good.

Good produce. Their peaches were delicious. So we're the seedless watermelons. Prices lower than…read morePublix, too.

No one felt like cooking and wanted to try a new place. Stopped by this neighborhood diner to see…read morewhat they had to offer. the diner was very clean and the staff was cordial. We ordered Togo. Pricing was ok. Food was good . We got wings and okra, with Kiki-poo juice.

The food is very good and service is very good. I think the inside could use some updates. Some…read morepaint, some new floors, updated furniture.

Okay Yelper's why have you not reviewed this terrific find in Homewood? I am from out of town and…read moreon a recent trip to Gulf Shores stopped by to enjoy Saturday in the area around 18th street. Loads of stores had great discounts and so many restaurants were opened and serving good food. I wish I could have stayed longer. Kudos to Yelpers who took me off the path to visit Urban Cookhouse. It was worth the trip and the farmer's market was a great treat!