Krupinski Farm - Foley, Alabama

Krupinski Farm is a popular and highly-rated farming enterprise located at 18625 Charolais Rd, Foley, AL 36535, United States. Operated by a veteran owner, it is well-known for its farmers' market, farm shop, and pumpkin patch.

Especialidades y Ofertas

• Farmers' market
• Farm
• Farm shop
• Pumpkin patch

For those interested in visiting, the farm offers on-site services, a wheelchair-accessible entrance, and accepts payment via credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments. Krupinski Farm has received 188 reviews on Google My Business, boasting an impressive average opinion score of 4.8/5.

Características y Comentarios

• Identifies as veteran-owned
• In-store shopping
• On-site services
• Wheelchair-accessible entrance
• Credit cards
• Debit cards
• NFC mobile payments

Overall, Krupinski Farm is a highly recommended destination for those looking to experience a top-quality farming experience, with a variety of offerings and exceptional customer satisfaction.

👍 Reviews of Krupinski Farm

me T. Y. (.

5/5

Great selection. The striped watermelons were so large that I decided not to purchase one because they were too big for an 80 year old woman like me to handle all by myself. I could eat it all by myself. I really did not want the smaller solid green melon. No particular reason. May get one of those when I am in the mood for it. I grew up eating the striped variety. I wish they sold half or quarter sections of the striped melon. There were no cut version of either melon.
I noticed they are selling meat. Ground beef, steaks, etc. How can that be? There is a variety of vegetables as you can see from the photos. Tons of corn. I cannot eat corn because of the starch. Yes, it taste good. I remember the taste, but when your body changes as you age, you have to change your eating habits to accommodate what your body can or cannot handle.
I could eat meat three times a day seven days a week but the stomach secretes more acid to digest meat, thus resulting in acid reflux. So, back to the fruits and vegetables. Growing up in the 1940's and 1950's we had meat once a week on Sunday. Weekdays it was red beans and rice; butter beans (Lima) and rice; collard greens; turnip greens; fish on Fridays; gumbo and rice; ham, gumbo, and whatever on Sunday. Sunday was the biggest spread with maybe company visiting. No one worked on Sunday. Church and socializing on Sunday.
Sorry, I got off track.
They have baked goods, honey, and strawberries.

Craig C.

5/5

All of their produce is our favorite in lower Baldwin Co. A great place for corn, squash, peppers of all kinds, tomatoes, onions and more. Cantaloupe & Chilton peaches are great right now. Check out the frozen freezer section!

Shelly M.

5/5

Love this local farmers market. They have excellent corn and tomatoes!! A good variety of vegetables. Staff is very helpful and friendly.

Gerry S.

5/5

Great community farmers market. The sweet corn this year is delicious. Other produce is quite tasty, also.

D J.

5/5

Fresh local Veggies!
They also carry some Frozen meals to go & baked goods-( locally prepared from Feast & Company ) a new catering shop that also does retail.

Jim B.

5/5

If you are looking for a perfect family vegetable marketplace, this is the one for all types of merchandise, including great white sweet corn, fruits, vegetables, and melons.

Karen S.

5/5

Always fresh and delicious. Other offerings are appreciated. Wish it was available all year round.

Don G.

5/5

Tomato's Potato's crook neck squash....onions garlic bushels of beans.... no dessert unless you eat all your veggies. More beans please!