Farm-to-Table: Where to Find Fresh, Local Eats in Laurens County
- Visit Laurens County
- Jun 17
- 2 min read
In Laurens County, fresh food isn’t just a trend — it’s a way of life. Surrounded by rolling farmland and a rich agricultural heritage, our community is home to family-run farms that pour heart and history into everything they grow.
Whether you're a local or just passing through, here are three must-visit spots where you can truly taste Laurens County — straight from the farm to your table.
Taylor Family Farm (Laurens, SC)
Address: 4412 Hwy 221 S, Laurens, SC
Hours: Mon–Fri 9 AM–5:30 PM, Sat 9 AM–2 PM
Phone: (864) 682‑8131
🥛 Fresh & Local Offerings
Raw milk from grass-fed Jersey cows
Farm-fresh eggs
Seasonal produce: broccoli, cantaloupes, chicken salad, honey, and more
Feeds and livestock supplies for fellow farmers
Taylor Family Farm is a multi-generational operation known for honest, high-quality products. Whether you're picking up milk or stocking up for the week, this farm stand offers a true connection to the land.
Owned and operated by Thornwell, LushAcres Farm is more than just a market — it’s an experience. Stop by for fresh seasonal produce, homemade jams and jellies, and hand-picked gifts. The farm also hosts family-friendly events, a petting zoo, and pick-your-own produce days that make it a fun outing for all ages.
🐐 What to Expect
Locally grown fruits and vegetables
Homemade jams, pickles, and treats
Petting zoo and family-friendly events
Pick-your-own produce days
🌟 What to Love
The LushAcres Market is a one-stop shop for farm-fresh goods, and the peaceful, picturesque setting makes every visit feel like a mini retreat.
(Newberry, SC — just outside Laurens County)
Just 25 miles north of Laurens, Black Grove is a historic Angus cattle ranch in Newberry, SC. Founded in 1962, this family-run ranch blends tradition with regenerative agriculture to deliver premium pasture-raised beef.
🐂 Highlights
Heritage Angus Operation: Recognized as one of SC’s Historic Angus Herds by the American Angus Association
Regenerative, Low-Stress Farming: No antibiotics, no growth hormones — just healthy, grass-fed cattle raised with care
While technically in Newberry County, Black Grove is a regional favorite for Laurens County families looking to stock their freezers with locally raised beef.
These farms represent the heart of what makes Laurens County special: community, craftsmanship, and care. When you shop local and eat local, you're not just getting a fresher product — you're investing in families, traditions, and a more sustainable future.
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