Greenville State Farmers Market — Local services in Greenville

We visited the farmers market earlier this week instead of buying our produce at a grocery store. The gentleman that checked us out was the rudest person I have ever met. Being a business owner and a people person, I still tried to talk to him about any subject that I thought would benefit him. He was snide and did not respond to anything I said. The lady beside him helping him bag our groceries even noticed it and tried to help him along in the conversation, with little luck. Very disappointed in my experience and I will not be going back and neither will by friends or clients. Very unfortunate that I do not feel as if I can support local farmers simply due to poor...

G&G Store has plenty of cold (check out The Cave by the milk coolers!) and room temp veggies. Happy Cow milks and butter, raw milk and buttermilk, Blenheim ginger ales, eggs, honey, jellies, jams, beans, candy, etc. On the other end of the building, you'll find small business vendors selling their wares. Today I bought honey from Greenville Honey. I saw someone selling hostas, hydrangeas, scuppernong and muscadine plants. A tee shirt vendor. Someone selling bread and crackers. In the middle of the building and surrounding the outside, you'll find Greenpond Plants selling all kinds of beautiful annuals, perennials, and other flowers,...

Good Selection of live plants . . . but the hours are hard and the staff likes to close up early.

We rushed to get here after work, through the chaos of Cherrydale at rush hour, and promptly upon arriving, a worker informed us they would be closing in 5 minutes. The posted time on their site and on the doors is 5:55PM . . . we were pushed out around 5:40. As silly as it sounds, those 10-15 minutes would have made a huge difference. Another worker suggested we come back tomorrow at 8am . . . which doesn't really work for those of us with full time jobs, and is a bit frustrating when we're right here right now wanting to...