Mauldin Open Air Market

Great place, Staff was super friendly even though we showed up late on a Sunday evening. They were super accommodating. We stopped there on our way home because they carry the Happy Cow Creamery Milk we were hoping to get passing through the area on the way home. Neat older looking store with lots of unique selections. They support local products. I do wish I had more places to purchase Happy Cow Milk near me as there is only one place and it is 20 miles away and much more expensive than Mauldin Open Air Market. I will for sure stop back in this store next time I am passing through the area. Wood stove was a nice treat on a chilly night.

Very nice people and a huge variety. Looked like a lot of their produce had been sitting a while as it was shrivling up. We went because we learned they had Subers stone ground corn meal, which is the best we have ever had especially for corn bread. We also purchased some strawberry jam but have not tried it yet. Altogether a nice roadside market. Will return.

For fresh local produce visit this lil gem. Products: everything you can dream of and more from Happy Cow (milk, AND that irresistible CHOCOLATE milk too, cheese and butter), all manner of fruits and veggies, dried beans, grits, even some flowers, plus some baked and meat products from local farmers so that you can truly dine farm to table! Service: Really nice and friendly Location: Easy access from Hwy 385 and 276 Hours: Looks like someone is there to "man the stand" from 8-8 daily with a midmorning Sunday open time in case you need something on the way home from church :)

While enjoying a day off, doing some pre thanksgiving shopping I stopped by the Mauldin Open Air Market. There is a little of everything there. They had several varieties of fall squash, along with zucchini and yellow squash. Turnip greens by the box for $21 and all kinds of breads, jams, jellies and apple butter. Fresh fruits like apples, oranges, bananas and small watermelons. Happy Cow products are also sold at the market along with hoop cheese. It was a cold morning and the wood stove was burning making it warm and cozy. Come check the market out if you haven’t visited. I’m sure that you will find some thing to take home.

The staff are phenomenal. I took my mother there who using a walker and could not carry her watermelon to the car and immediately one of the staff volunteered to help her. These are really nice people!