“The ciders are great. I used to go there all the time but i moved across the state and now i cant get back there. And i dont see any around Asheboro and i miss them.”
“Best place to find all of my produce needs. I never go anywhere else now. No one else around the area has the high quality products the Barnwells have. Easy to get to and easy to get out of. Everyone should stop by and get the best and freshest produce around.”
“Love this place. Their produce is really fresh. We bought zucchini, yellow squash, eggs, pimento cheese and sourdough bread. The pimento cheese was really good but spicy because we did not check to see that it had jalapeño peppers in it. The squash was delicious and fresh. Sourdough bread was off the chain.”
8:30AM - 6PM
3748 Chimney Rock Rd, Hendersonville
Fruits And Veggies
“Definitely my favorite place for delicious apples and unique jams on the agricultural corridor stretch. B.e.a.r jam is my absolute favorite. Everyone is always so nice. And their apples are most tasty.”
“Linda's always has an amazing selection of plants for any season!! And some of the prettiest pumpkins around. Everyone is knowledgeable and super nice, I have only had good experiences here throughout the years.”
“I’ve been coming here for the past three years. They are generous with the samples and sell other local produce as well, including cured meats. My favorite place to buy heirloom apples.”
“I love having an aldi in the area! It is always clean, I can always find at least basic fresh produce, and I love the deals they have consistently, not to mention all the organic / non GMO items. Thank you, Aldi, for saving my family's grocery budget!!”
“Friendly staff , quick unloading , easy access , WELCOME OVERNIGHT ?️ PARKING , clean warehouse , There's a Mexican taco ? truck in the parking lot with really good food. They only accept cash.”
“We have been buying produce and apples there for years.
Always good and friendly service and delicious products.
Every fall we also buy two bushels of apples, one for our children and another goes into the fridge in the basement for eating after Christmas.
Way tastier than supermarket apples!”