The Veggie Bin II

I stopped by on my way out of Park Circle. I find their prices to be a bit high, but I don’t mind since I feel good about the money going to support the local business/​farmers. They didn’t have a huge selection when I went in, but of what I did get– it was so tasty!
I will pop back in the next time I’m in the area, for sure!

Love the fresh vegetable options that were lacking in Park Circle. They always try to source things locally, and prices are totally reasonable.
I love that I can buy smaller portions of fresh items like loose okra and herbs so I’m not throwing stuff away after it rots in my Fridge.
Every time I hit up the Bin, I find some neat product that I have to try. Recently I’ve been grabbing a different flavor of dressing made by a company in Charleston or some local meats.
Don’t miss the deals on bundles of vegetables that are nearing shelf life. I can’t tell you the number of times I’ve found everything I need for dinner on that shelf.

I love it! Sure, it’s a little pricey, especially for a poor recently married historian like myself, but I’d rather spend my money with local people than at Walmart! Plus, the veggies are literally amazing. The $ 1.99 bag of spinach is a weekly purchase, and I love the discount table!

Y’all. Park Circle has a local grocery store. Every time I go in, I could cry! They do their best to source local veggies and sell tons of other local groceries– I got local cheese, local peanut butter, local sauce, local bread, local margarita salt, and local pure joy.
If you’re in to bulk, bring in your containers and buy bulk dry goods, like nuts and grains. There’s a discount table right at the front door. The owners are definitely open to requests if there’s something you want to see them carry. I went in for lettuce, which I could have picked up from the discount table. I left with meals for the rest of the week and good, old-​fashioned nerd excitement. I love my neighborhood!