Farm fresh vegetables and fruit direct from the source. Selections depend on availability and…read moregrowing season. Aug 1 I picked up tomatoes, corn, peaches. Staff friendly and helpful and prices are great.

The guy didn't bother with us and we were the only customers at the stand ... so instead of…read morepurchasing we left and will never go back as long as that guy is there .

Schneider's Dairy is a family-owned and -operated business that has operated since 1935. Their raw…read moremilk comes from over 40 farms in 13 Western Pennsylvanian counties, and farmers pledge to not use the growth hormone rBST. Schneider's products include milks, iced teas, juices, whipped creams, half and half, fruit drinks, dips, cottage cheeses, ice creams, seasonal products, and even spring water. I bought a bottle of their eggnog. In previous years, I purchased other companies' eggnogs and did not enjoy them. I decided to buy Schneider's eggnog just because Christmas is approaching and I had not drunk eggnog in several years. I figured why not try it. My husband and I actually enjoyed the taste of Schneider's eggnog! The main ingredients were milk, sugar, cream, egg yolks, and nutmeg. I do not know exactly what Schneider's does differently, but I recommend their eggnog. The only thing that I do not like is that the eggnog is very high in fat, saturated fat, cholesterol, and sugar, so my husband and I plan to share only one small container per year.

Owned by Rob and Roy Schneider. The actors…read more I'm with Darren. I'm not a Pittsburgher, but I love their milk, I love their ice cream, and I especially love their amazing Lemon Tea. It's excellent, it's cheap, and it's local. I can't believe anyone in the 'Burgh has ever drank Lipton. If they have, they should be disowned by the black and gold region. Give the Sweet Tea a try, it's on sale in many local stores and gas stations. Absolutely yum. Refreshing. Awful for you but then so is dating me.

Going to Trader Joe's is usually the same experience, no matter which location you visit…read more The attendees are always hyper nice, the food is unique and reasonably priced, and you walk away feeling like it was a good experience. You can try something from their sample station such as a small drink or a bite of a new product they're featuring. For the kids, there's a hidden animal to find and then lollipops and stickers as their treats. You really can't go wrong here

I love this Trader Joe's and wish that I lived closer. Whenever I visit, I never have a problem…read morefinding a parking spot and getting in and out of the parking lot. The staff at the registers are always pleasant and working efficiently. The selection is fresh and vast. The flowers are always beautiful and welcoming as soon as you walk in and the cheese selection is borderline overwhelming. I never have a problem leaving with a full basket of unique finds. The store feels small when it's crowded and sometimes it's difficult to navigate around the crowd, but the aisles are wide.

This is a place where you need to be careful when you are buying produce. I was a bit disappointed…read morein the fact that they did not have a whole lot to choose from but they did have some unique melons which I had never heard of before. The current "in season" items right now are corn on the cob, tomatoes, peaches, and melons. There is a dairy case but nothing exciting about it along with a meat case. I wasn't impressed with the meats in it nor with the frozen cherries I saw. For the most part you can spend under $10.00 depending on what you get. I was blown away by the huge cantaloupes they had for sale. They were $4.50 each. Unfortunately when I got my selected melon home and began to cut it the juice ran all over the place and I could tell it was overripe. They do have items noted directly from farms. I ended up with a green pepper for $.25. Other peppers were a bit more. For corn on the cob you can get either white or yellow corn. I choose half a dozen white. They come prebagged and the one I selected had an extra ear of corn for free. I cooked one of those up when I got home and it was fresh and good. I was taken aback however when I saw they were selling overriped bananas that had started to turn brown. Normally I would find this type of thing in your regular supermarket but never in a place like this. They sell other things like popcorn and honey and jams to name a few. I was told that their greenhouse is currently undergoing transformation for fall so I really didn't get an opportunity to visit it. I asked about their other location in Cecil and learned that it was basically a nursery as opposed to a farmer's market. It is run by someone else in their family. The staff is friendly and helpful in explaining things to me. Credit cards are accepted on any order over $10.00. It is located on Bower Hill Road as you head towards Bridgeville.

Great little road trip. Many unusual bedding plants. Found heirloom tomatoes and gorgeous pepper…read moreplants. Going to be digging in the dirt soon!

Great meats and produce and a very friendly, fun vibe! Very glad it will be up and running full…read moretime again in the spring. Next one is Saturday, October 11, 2025 9-1 at Velum (2190 Jane St, Southside). Come out and support the terrific Southside neighborhood!

This market hasn't been open for several years. Day,time, and location were all problems. There is…read morea new Wednesday evening market at South Side Works during the summer months. It was a bit sparse but will grow.

Friendly family run business that puts customers and quality above everything else. Highly…read morerecommend for any restaurant, stores, or business in search of a food service provider.

Really disappointing. The place smells like raw meat when you walk in the door: it just hits you. I…read morebought all my groceries at local markets but I needed chuck roast which was marked for 8.99lb, saw a pork roast for 2.99 a pound. When I got to the register she said oh the chuck roast is on sale for 5.99. I said I didn't see a sign, she said there isn't one, you just have to bring it to the register and then we'll take it off. I said and how am I supposed to know it is on sale? she said its in circular when you walk in the door. Who reads those if you're not an avid Kuhn's shopper or if you're just coming in for a few items? The prices were no better than giant eagle. The smell alone made me lose my appetite so I don't plan on coming back here.

Upon walking in, I was greeted with welcomes and the smells of fresh produce. The warmth of the…read morestaff and music rivaled the gales of November and had me ship wrecked with appreciation. The Cashiers helped me locate multiple drink selections on their own accord, without prompting. I found everything I needed, including a renewed sense of purpose. This must be what Edison felt when he lit the first light bulb.

everything! the proprietors are wonderful, gracious, caring &…read morefriendly. their a hard working family that does their utmost to help everyone in the community! no matter your needs, they will have it there & if not, they will help you find what your looking for. food is fantastic & made fresh everyday, with a smile & lots of love! thank you dianne & hubby & all who make everyone feel so special! god bless your lil family business for many wonderful & prosperous years ahead... this is the true "mom & pop store" in the region

Friendly, low price, clean, great selection. Bulk, fresh and packaged foods both small local and…read morelarge national brands too. Fresh deli, fruit, greens. Daily in house baked goods. Local eggs and meats from less than an hour drive away or less than that. Saturdays has homemade old fashioned donuts. Made to order fresh sandwiches everyday they're open (Mon thru Sat). They listen, they care, they're worth my support and much more! A nice experience all 4 times I went and loaded up there. I'll be going again :) Believe it, it's real.

Absolute chaos trying to pick up online ordered Easter dinner. One young woman at the pickup table…read moreand literally 75 to 100 people in a line going out the door, to pickup their orders. It was so unorganized, people getting irritated and shoppers unable to move around the store because of the winding line out the door. Maybe next year have 2 or 3 people taking names for pickup. Also, I could have just walked in and got my ham and 2 sides right from deli without having to stand in line for 45 minutes. Do better Fresh Market!

This store used to be great. Recently,has gone downhill quick,especially the fresh meat counter…read more They seem to never have advertised specials. This weekend marks the 4th visit with the same result... No wings,no bone in NY strip, and no ground beef....