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1508 E Rutherford St, Landrum, SC 29356
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Monday to Saturday, 10am to 6pm
Eubanks Farm raises beef on pasture and grows fresh produce at Landrum, South Carolina, with a farm store that has become a hub for local food.
1508 E Rutherford St, Landrum, SC 29356
Monday to Saturday, 10am to 6pm
4.8
From 28 reviews
Best meats, milk, veggies and fruits. The beef bacon is the best!
This place is very welcoming to all people! Katie and Hunter are super kind and helpful and have a beautiful store. The employees are very helpful and nice also. Not sure why there are these rude reviews but they are far from the truth. Thank you for what you do Eubanks Farm store!
Wonderful farm store!!! Love the local meats....I read an article last week stating that regular grocery store meats are created from hundreds of cows mixed together....At Eubanks Farm Store it is one beef cow, fresh meat...such a relief to be able to purchase fresh meat that is local and not thousands of miles away..Eubanks Farm Store also have fresh eggs, cheese, and milk..So refreshing to be able to eat local foods.
Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
Very cute store, took my nieces here and we tried out their “famous creamy caramel apple cider” it was pretty good. We love supporting local businesses.. Honestly I would give this place a solid 5 star review if it wasn’t for the staff. Only one Very young girl working. When approaching the register to order, she never even glanced up from her phone and I had to stand there and wait for her to be done texting to acknowledge us. I then had to repeat my order again as she picked her phone back up before actually even ringing us up. She seemed almost inconvenienced by us. I try to be very understanding as I am in the service industry but honestly it was just flat out rude.
Never been here before and it is absolutely PRECIOUS! They have so many things on a tiny lot! Like a mini market and a cow-lover’s dream! Definitely will return!!!!! ❤️
I want to love a farm store but this store can't remain in business the way they gouge customers. $10 for a 4-inch pie? $12 for a loaf of sourdough bread? And the steaks are from Hickory Nut Gap Farms but that same meat (better quality) is available at other outlets for $24/lb, and here we were charged $24 each for 10 oz steaks, which weren't tender or delicious. We won't return. There's too many other places nearby that sell these products for more reasonable prices.
