The Peach Stand

This place is no ordinary gas station!
Holy wow! Add to the list bakery, restaurant/​deli, fresh meats (gorgeous ribeyes) and seafood, fresh vegetables/​produce, fresh peaches (of course), frozen items, jams and jellies and gourmet food items.
Really mind boggling!
Best part was the «in house» bakery section. Was so tempted to buy a pie but alas, no cooler in the trunk — because as you know meringue + South Carolina heat = hot pie blob!

Out putzing around in SC, and we ran into this gas station… The real story is that my friend was looking for scratch off tickets. Unfortunately the Peach Stand is a gas station, but also a mini general store/​bakery/​meat shop. And NO they do not sell lottery tickets here… which is strange since they sell just about everything else under the sun here.
The staff was super nice and apologized for not having lottery tickets, but still friendly in helping my friend pick out an oatmeal cream pie (made there at the Peach Stand). There were a ton of other baked treats too: fudge, pies, cookies… it was a little surreal to see all those items baked there.
We walked around the corner and found a meat counter… full on steaks, fish cuts, seafood, pre-​made sausages… the meat guy was busy helping a customer, but everything looked pretty legit and the entire place was super clean so that’s a good sign. I wouldn’t mention to your guests at your cookout that you got your meat at a gas station though.
Around the other corner a small produce section with fresh fruits and veggies. Really a gas station of a different color! (sorry bad wizard of oz reference).
Probably the best thing at the Peach Stand is this giant peach you can totally play tourist at and take pictures with. We got honked at by a large pick-​up truck while we were having fun with the sign… It’s a giant peach with a face on both sides! CRAZY.

This place is close to my work and I was told I had to get the strawberries there. That was great advice. I went in on my lunch break for some berries and was happily surprised to see that there is also a lunch counter in the back. The women working at the counter, however, don’t seem too happy about it. They all seem flustered and are brusque and impatient with the customers ordering their lunch. I shrugged it off the first time I went there. My sandwich was great. I ordered the half sandwich and soup combo. Looking at my receipt later, I feel like I was overcharged. Well, maybe I wasn’t very clear with my order because I felt rushed by the woman taking my order.
I returned a couple of weeks later during my lunch hour. I planned to order one sandwich to go, for a coworker, and my own sandwich that I planned to eat in the restaurant. The line moved forward and the customer in front of me had just ordered. As he was putting his money away, the woman taking orders leaned over and took the order from the man BEHIND me! Apparently he was a regular because she knew his order. She was still writing his order down as the man in front of me walked away and I waited for her attention. She sent in the order for the man behind me and then looked at me to take my order. I ordered my two meals, one to go, one to stay, paid and took my ticket with my number to a table to wait. I listened for my number to be called as people who ordered before me, including the man behind me, got their meals. Then I noticed several people who ordered after me getting their meals. After 25 minutes of waiting, I walked up to the counter to check on it. My meal, the one I had ordered to eat in, was boxed up and sitting under the counter. The other order was still waiting on homemade chips. 5 minutes later that order was boxed up. I waited 30 minutes for 2 meals! The woman bagged up the sandwiches and gave me an apologetic shrug as she handed them to me.
I may be back for the strawberries. But I will NOT return to the lunch counter! That was TERRIBLE customer service. They certainly won’t be gaining any new «regulars» treating people the way I felt I was treated.

Wow what a find! I know so many people know of this place but man, I’m glad we finally stopped in! Brandon and I got lunch here in their café, hot, fresh, and inexpensive. We will absolutely be back for their meals, but man they have fresh meats, baked goods, vegetables and fruits! Locally owned is where it’s at.

Looking for that awesome breakfast place, that also has great pastries… and an ice cream parlor that will remind you of home… and a butcher shop (like the one you went with your Dad) and the convenience of being able to «fill up» your automobile? Look no further. This place is the real deal. Great food, good selection and awesome prices. Feels like a slice of Americana.

Have you been missing that local butcher counter from your childhood?! Look no further than the Peach Stand. Along with a plethora of gourmet goodies, the butcher counter has the best meats in the area! The staff is always friendly and helpful!

Well, I was not disappointed bringing my sister here on her last day visiting me. Although breakfast hours were nearly over, we received only mild guilt about it. Seriously! The food is A+, the service is B+. That’s an upgrade from the C it had before they threw on some more bacon well AFTER breakfast hours were over, with no guilt attached. Still scratching my head over it, but it’s a nice place to eat and apparently has a great market. I’ll be back again.

Stopped by there today and bought a quarter bushel of peaches and a bottle coke! Friendly cashiers and clean building. I really loved the «old time feel» of the place and the neat seasonings and sauces they had on shelves. Will definitely make the trip from Charlotte again!

We had heard about the place from a co-​worker back home. Went for lunch-​no disappointments here. Food was good, wife said, «the Carolina Burger was really good» and it looked tasty! I barely managed to get a bite of hers…
My sub was good as well.

We love the peach stand. Anytime family visits we take them to see the variety at this unique location. Gas station, bakery, butcher shop, deli, home cooking restaurant, ice cream stand, fruit and vegetable stand, and Grandma’s country store all rolled into one.

wow so rrude over charge for everything! the cashier young girl was so smug… they wondering even give you a cup of ice to keep your overpriced raw milkcold yikes

What fresh ingredients! This place is adorbs and the cooks are so sweet and friendly. I had the Turkey Hummus Wrap and their famous homemade chips. These are the best, thinnest, crispiest chips I ever had. Be sure to pick up some fresh seasonal produce on your way home! The strawberries this year are HUGE! So sweet and strawberryy, too! Their deli has great stuff and they carry the world record hottest hot sauce from right here in Fort Mill, SC — PUCKET BUTT BRAND — THE REAPER!!!

Great butcher and fresh produce. The refillable balsamic vinigar flip top bottles are fun and delicious. Fan of the restaurant as well. Our regular Saturday lunch spot.

i. love. this. place. the peach stand has everything. gas. food. ice cream. butcher shop. fresh baked goods. a café. if there is a zombie apocalypse, you better believe this is where i will head first.
we actually ordered our thanksgiving turkey from here this year, and i gotta say it was fantastic. a bit pricier than the store at $ 2.99 a lb, but it was free-​range and local. and i love the small-​town butcher shop. they have fresh produce here, which quite a bit of it comes from the local farms in north and south carolina. the ice cream shop is okay. it’s just hershey brand ice cream. still good. but not necessarily the place to go if you want special ice cream. haven’t tried the café yet, but i’d like to. looks like pretty basic southern fare, but it sure smells good when i go in.

The peach stand is adorable. It’s got that country store vibe all the way. There are many things to pick up there, everything from bulk grits to walnuts to cheese, chocolate, honey, muscadine syrup or peaches. They have fresh sandwiches and hot dishes in the deli and a little diner inside that I have never tried. They offer a wide selection of jellies, jams, pickles and hot sauce. I’ve headed here a few times for some organic produce but was disappointed not to find anything local or organic. I would have been better off going to Harris teeter or some regular market, which is too bad because I wanted to give them my business. Maybe it was just the season. I have tried a few of their pies and was really pleased. Their key lime pie is the best I’ve ever had. They sell whole pies or slices. Good luck finding a slice of key lime though. I’ve tried many times but end up with a whole one, oops! It’s a great place to go if you want to pick up a gift for someone or put together a basket of special items that are locally made. Whenever I’m in the area I pick up several things travel home with. The prices are a little on the high side especially for things that are more the convenience store offerings. Stick with their own packed products and local fare. Oh, and you can get gas here.

Redneck WaWa. If you ever find yourself in Ft. Mill, and for me it would be quite a rarity if it weren’t for the new office location, you really should check this place out. For a convenience store, they have a great selection of items from original jarred goods, to produce, to deli, to good ol’ country cooking. The food is much above parr for what you might expect from a convenience store. Having a place to sit and eat that food is a plus. Wouldn’t get your gas here as you can get $.15 cheaper up the road on the other side of the interstate. But like I said, it really is a damn redneck WaWa operating at maybe 60% the capacity– and for down south that really ain’t that bad. As they say, 60% of time, it works– everytime.

The Springs Farm Peach Stand has fresh, reasonably priced produce, a large selection of locally canned delicacies, fresh meats, cheeses, wine and more. There ia also a restaurant in addition to a good selection of sandwiches to go.

There is a lot happening in this gas station. I went for blackberries and blueberries – ended up buying scallops from the Butcher shop — they have nice cuts of meat. I will have to remember this the next time I am grilling. Passed by the bakery but was dying to go in — just knew I find ten more things I didn’t need. Pies on display looked yummy though. It’s a cute little store with an array of things to buy.

Love it! The peach salsa and the peach preserves are must haves. The meats are local and employees know about the farms and enjoy sharing information.
I have purchased their bacon, steak, sausage, chicken and ground beef and have been very satisfied.
They are great for eating in for lunch as well. Quick and fresh.

Gas station. Café/​restaurant. Bakery. Butcher shop. Ice cream shop. All of this in one place?!? Yeah, I was skeptical too. But lo and behold, The Peach Stand has all of this! I have not tried the café/​restaurant, so I can’t offer anything up on that. But this is what I have observed thus far.
When produce is in season, they have a nice selection of produce! They also carry a lot of local /​regional products, including syrups, seasonings, and BBQ sauces. Oh, and raw milk. It’s awesome! Try it.
The butcher shop has a decent selection of meats, including homemade sausages. There’s not a lot of emphasis on seafood though. Oh, and if you’re into sausage-​making, they do sell sausage casings. Just have to ask!
So what’s the drawback? The numerous times that I have been in the store, there has NEVER been someone back in the ice cream shop section. Never! I’ve finally given up on it.