Belue Farms
346 miles · Raw milk, farmshop
Belue Farms is a family peach farm turned natural food market in Boiling Springs, South Carolina selling their own peaches, grass fed Angus beef, pastured eggs, raw milk and local organic produce.
Belue Farms grew from a family peach farm in Boiling Springs, South Carolina into a natural market on the family's land.
They still grow peaches and seasonal produce, farm with no till methods and natural fertilisation, and raise pasture fed Angus cattle.
The market stocks their own harvest alongside the region's best natural brands, from grass fed Angus beef, pastured eggs and raw milk to artisan cheese, local raw honey, organic and gluten free groceries and wellness products. It is open Monday to Saturday, with curbside orders available.
What they sell
- Peaches
- Grass fed Angus beef
- Pastured eggs
- Raw milk
- Seasonal organic produce
- Raw cheese
- Free range chicken
Plan your visit
- You can visit in person
- Delivers locally
From the community
4.6
From 334 Google reviews
⭐️⭐️ I’m very disappointed with my experience at Blue Farms Natural. I purchased several items and paid with my card. The card reader repeatedly displayed an error after I swiped my card and entered my PIN. The cashier advised me to continue trying, so I attempted the transaction three times. Since it continued to show an error, we went to another register after the supervisor, Carey, suggested that the card reader may have been the problem. Unfortunately, the second card reader also showed an error. I left the store and contacted my card company to find out what happened. I was informed that the transaction had gone through and my card had been charged for the purchase. I returned to the store and explained the situation to the cashier. Carey, the supervisor, came to the front, and I explained that my card had been charged even though their register wasn't showing the transaction. Instead of listening to my concerns and trying to help resolve the situation, Carey became frustrated and repeatedly told me to call the customer service number because "nothing was showing on their end, " including under my rewards number. I contacted customer service again after leaving the store and was told they could not issue a refund because the transaction was showing as a completed purchase and the money had been taken from my card. I contacted Carey again and explained this information. I also had my transaction receipt showing that the purchase was completed and charged to my card. Unfortunately, Carey talked over me while I was trying to explain the situation and told me there was nothing she could do. She said the owner would contact me because the issue was supposedly on my end and not theirs. At this point, I still have not received a call from the owner. What bothered me most was not simply the payment issue—it was the way I was treated while trying to resolve it. I was patient throughout the entire situation, and I expected at minimum to be listened to, treated respectfully, and given some assistance in figuring out where my money went. As a customer, I should not have to repeatedly contact the store and my card company trying to prove that I was charged for a purchase. I also believe that when a customer brings a legitimate payment concern to management, the appropriate response is to listen, investigate, apologize for the inconvenience, and work toward a solution. I hope management sees this review and takes the time to look into what happened, because this experience has definitely affected my trust in returning to the store.
