Crawford Farms Produce Stand — Local services in Bossier City

Been going here for years, here is my honest take. They are quite overpriced and it’s one of the biggest disappointments to me. I really love supporting local places and small farms, but I keep getting let down here. I wish we had a more reliable shop like this one around town, I would do most of my shopping there if I could.

Their produce isn’t always fresh. Just this week I brought a few things from them — peaches for one example. When I got home I noticed some at the bottom were moldy. For an expensive basket of farm grown peaches I didn’t think I needed to inspect all of them before buying, just looked at the top few. Also the fact that they resell grocery items with a massive price markup is insane.

Reading some of the other comments about how they treat customers is sad but not surprising. They have signs up that say things like “if we offend you let us know so we can laugh”, which should have been a red flag from the start. People who take pride in hurting others are not the kind of business owners I...

Had an exchange with the lady working that was rude and uncalled for. I don't usually leave reviews but several hrs after I'm still bothered by it. At the soap shelves theres and big sign saying "Do not let children touch soaps" I thought what's the deal with this? So my husband and I are looking at and smelling the different soaps and my little boy picks up one soap bar saying "smell this one" like his parents are doing. As I'm telling him to put the soap back because obviously I didn't miss the sign, the lady promptly leaves the customer she's helping with a brisk power walk to us "Hey, don't let him touch MY soaps, thats what the sign is there for". My little family walks over to my mom, who overheard and saw the exchange, and we decided to leave. I can't speak for other people's children but my son just wanted to smell the soaps with us. If she didn't jump the gun and come at me so rudely I would have bought a few things from there and possibly come back...

Stopped by on the way back home to Texas. My mother in law asked the cashier lady if she knew anyone in the area who sold local fresh peas. She tells my mother in law she isn’t worried about what other people have going on and that she doesn’t know anyone who has fresh peas, but her people will have peas tomorrow as they’re picking them now. You’re in a small community. The least you could do is help support others instead of appearing selfish. Of the fruit and vegetables available only the tomatoes, zucchini, & squash met my expectations. Now I will say her apple butter is damn good 😅 clean...