Hampton Produce now open in new location

Photo by Brandon Hicks Hampton Produce, owned by Jason and Christina Brumitt, is now serving the Elizabethton /Carter County area from a new, improved location on Highway 321 across from the Dollar General and beside the Copper Kettle Restaurant and tax preparation office.

[HAPPY HAMPTON]

I love the Hampton produce & the bakery inside of it is awesome.The people are friendly, The produce & bakery items are fresh. Definitely worth trying, if you have not been there, you don't know what great cupcakes & brownie bites you are missing!!!!

[Southern Born]

Where is it ?

[draftdodger]

Southern Born wrote:

Where is it ?

Next to the old Post Office up the road past Dollar Store .

[Southern Born]

draftdodger wrote:

<quoted text>Next to the old Post Office up the road past Dollar Store .

Thanks I will be headed that way soon.

[Burnette]

They also have the good ole mountain cow butter, you talk about something good on hot biscuits or rolls (wonderful).

[Southern Born]

Do they still have apples , or are they out of season ? date 11-11-09

[love to eat]

Just remember that wonderful bakery closes at 4p.m.,so stop there before closing time, The produce stays open longer.Can't be beat!!!:)

[draftdodger]

Southern Born wrote:

Do they still have apples , or are they out of season ? date 11-11-09

I was in the store yesterday and they still have apples

[cameljoe]

I glade to see the move, better parking, friendly service,great products!

[Southern Born]

draftdodger wrote:

<quoted text>I was in the store yesterday and they still have apples

"Thanks" I stoped the other day and loaded up. Nice place also got some thick sliced boloney, man it made great sandwich. Again Thanks.

[nose picker]

I go in there every day just to handle the produce

[Rose]

That Snot funny

[nose picker]

I know its snot but, I laugh alot thinking about all the booger eatin goin on in that store. I think tommarrow I will have an itchy booty and just want to do some shopping there. Well, atleast feel the produce up a bit while I pick a little of my own homegrown corn