Great Farmer (Pete) and great Farmers Market. Wonderful produce, pies, snacks, drinks and more …read more.. Cheers!

This place is a rip off. I was charged $15 for a loaf of roasted garlic bread. I will never go back.read more

Fresh Thyme is a regional supermarket chain that has similar departments as do other grocery…read morestores: fruits, vegetables, meats, seafoods, baked goods, frozen foods, boxed and canned foods, dairy and eggs, some household products, and some personal-care products. The overall selection of foods is slightly smaller than what other grocery stores have, but their selection of organic items is slightly larger. Fresh Thyme is not our favorite grocery store, but we sometimes like to pop in here to see the different foods. My husband wanted to visit this particular Fresh Thyme in Bridgeville just to do a small amount of shopping. We selected three meats and one fruit. We experienced no problems with the checkout process. The prices were average.

A great market, with truly helpful staff…read more Beautiful produce, delectable baked goods, etc. Unfortunately, it is way too expensive for me. Still, a beautiful place.

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!

The prices are grossly inflated. I can get the same jar of peaches at another store $3 less. I…read morewas shocked when I moved here in July 2023 after paying $5.50 a dozen ear of corn to $11 a dozen at Trax, farmers markets, and the grocery stores. I can understand the grocery store being a little higher because they have to buy it and bring it in but all Trax they had to do is pull it out of the field and put it in the table in the building so the price should be much lower. As a result, I take a day trip back to Belleville, where I used to live and buy about 8 to 10 dozen years of corn and freeze it for the winter I also buy five fry peppers 5/$1 red and green bell peppers 3/$1, zucchini 3-4/$1 and they're not itty-bitty little things. They're a normal size. I just find that tracks prices are way out of proportion compared to other places.

Simmons Farmers Market is the off-site store for Simmons Farm…read more It sells produce such as corn, broccoli, peppers, cauliflower, onions, green beans, cucumbers, potatoes, squash, tomatoes, grapes, apples, and pumpkins. It also sells desserts such as pies, plants such as flowers, and other businesses' products such as canned goods. I bought two bags of fresh produce and a jar of honey. The total price was $39, which my husband thought was more expensive than regular grocery stores' prices. The employees did not greet me as I walked around the store, but I think that English is not their first language. The cashier did thank me and tell me to have a good day. Overall, I do not envision myself shopping here regularly, but I enjoyed browsing the products, and so far, these foods at home are tasting good.

There is a joke that when Trader Joe's scouts locations, they look for the ones that have the worst…read moreparking and this one certainly qualifies. There is definitely not enough parking and it borders with a busy Chick Fil A, so that makes it even more challenging. That is why I deducted a star. Otherwise, this is a wonderful location. It is well maintained and well stocked. If one of your favorites isn't there, they can and will look up the status of the product. They can check if it was discontinued, if they have it on order (and when they should have it in stock again) or when they are able to order it again. It is really helpful! They will also let you sample something if you have a question about it. I've only done this once (and it was because they offered). They also often have samples of a product they are trying to promote that week or month. Food quality is fresh and there is a really nice variety of items. I especially like perusing the frozen aisle because there are so many unique international food options like Korean, French, Italian and Greek options just to name a few. The inside of the location is clean, well lit and full of vibrant color. This is a great location (if you are able to actually find a place to park)

Generally a good grocery experience, but lately there have been some issues that have caused me…read moresome grief. The big one, and one of our staples is Organic Pasteurized Milk. Unfortunately, they no longer offer it. They only carry Ultra-Pasteurized Organic Milk, which doesn't taste as good as plain pasteurized. The only benefit to Ultra-Pasteurization is to increase shelf life. Secondly, the freezers have been down for weeks and some frozen items that I use a lot have been hard to get. Sometimes, you have to ask the staff to go in the back freezer and see if they can find it. It the beginning though, they said the back freezer was so full that they couldn't get anything out of it. Lastly, another staple for me, San Francisco Sourdough bread, has been in and out of inventory occasionally over the past few weeks. All of these things are first world problems, and generally TJ's is still an O.K. place . . . Cheers!

I am a frequent shopper. Lots of really fresh veggies and healthy vibrant plants. Tomatoes have…read morebeen especially tasty this year. Normally I like to pick my own ears of corn but they have someone pre bagging 1/2 dozen and dozen bags. I have yet to have a bad ear so I look at it that they are saving me time! They are efficient at everything they do and everyone is pleasant and helpful. No need to drive all the way to their farm!

we had such a great time at simmons farm! it's the perfect spot for a fall day with little ones,…read morethere's so much to do between the hayride, slides, flowe picking, apple picking, corn maze, pumpkin picking, and even the corn bus (my toddler's favorite!). the whole place feels warm and family-oriented, and the apple cider slushies + fried oreos were so good. lots of food vendors to choose from, we love the roaming bean! the only thing i'd note is that the prices felt a bit high, especially since the hayride ticket doesn't include a pumpkin, with a pumpkin is +5. just something to keep in mind if you're going with a group or family. still, totally worth the trip for the experience and the memories.

This is a very trendy spot The decor is excellent! The menu is different and everything was amazing…read moreThe service exceptional!

Pure local maple syrup, fresh hen house just laid eggs, and the finest farm raised heritage locally…read morecured bacon and sausage links. Did you try the unbreakfast sandwich? Oh my farm heaven! Call it Pig Heaven- this is my local farm fresh creator of the Notorious P.I.G- a any time of day burger that is best ordered farmer style (with Millers Mustard and Organic Kraut) I like to add a farm fresh egg to make it even better. OK if your a vegan you can skip the meat and order a grilled polenta topped with Cowboy Candy (the Cowboy Candy is an organic homemade pepper relish that has some sweet and some extra heat and like candy is addictive). For Glutten-Free diners order Annie's Open Faced PIG on Polenta. Kids love our beef dogs with ketchup and polka fans love the Keibasa and Kraut with spicy homemade mustard. All ingredients and condiments are farm fresh and local with the exception of Heinz Organic Ketchup. Order in advance at thefarmersgrill.com. Blackberry Meadows Farms is the oldest certified organic family farm in Alleghany County. Meet the farmers at the grill, order a CSA and pick it up at the farmers market. They sell frozen meats, eggs and farm soap - best to order online for market pick-up @BlackberryMeadowsFarm.com. Free water and lots of good food - this is the best farm to hand stand in Mt Lebanon on Saturday. Also find the farm growing and cooking in Squirrel Hill on Sunday, East Liberty on Monday, Natrona Heights on Wednesday and Northside on Friday. My family waits for the farmers grill to open and this was a long winter. Enjoy and spread the word to help support small local family farming! Not to be missed and bring friends and family for a fun local agriculture adventure. Yum! this is a good as it gets because you know where the food comes from, it is all humanely produced and it is just so darn good.

After seeing posts online about this Farmers Market for quite some time, I finally made it out to…read morecheck it out this past summer! I stopped here around 1:30 PM on a Sunday in July for the second market of the season. The Carnegie Farmers Market is held right on E Main Street, and spans about a block or so. There is a parking lot on one side of the street, or there is plenty of street parking all around. Carnegie is relatively flat, so it is an easy walk to the market wherever you end up parking. Hours of the market are Sundays from Noon to 3:00 PM in July and August, and 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM in September. When we visited, there was a good amount of patrons around, but it was not overwhelmingly crowded. Many patrons had their dogs, so they are definitely welcome to the fun. There are a healthy amount of vendors, as well as businesses that line the street which are also open during the event. On the day we visited, there were nearly 40 vendors, in addition to the businesses in the area. Vendors range from farms, food stands, hand-made gifts and goods, alcoholic drinks, local organizations, and much more. The beauty of a market like this is that they will change weekly! Some of my personal favorites from this particular market day were Cox Woodwork out of Aliquippa, and the Mexa food stand. I also enjoyed the live music playing. They bring in a different musician/musical group weekly, so that is also something to look forward to seeing differently each visit. All of the different vendors will have different pricing, but I did not think anything was extremely expensive or unreasonable. There are select vendors that accept Fresh Access and SNAP, which allows dollars to stretch even further than they normally would! We ended up spending over an hour in the area, between the vendors on E Main Street and the surrounding businesses that were open. Markets like these create such a fun atmosphere and promote community. It was fun to walk around, browse, and see all that the market and Carnegie had to offer. I look forward to being able to stop here again this upcoming summer! This is a great market that seems to be growing in both size and popularity each year. Be sure to check the updates that are posted on Facebook by "Carnegie Markets," as that is usually how I find out the latest information on this one!

This is a very cute and fun farmers market to walk around. There are quite a good number of vendors…read moreselling different products from fresh produce, cheese and dairy, to hummus and hot dog stands (with delicious kielbasa sandwich) as well as both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. If you are not looking for something to eat, but are rather in search of a cute gift there are also vendors that sell a selection of fresh, beautiful bouquet of flowers or small potted plants to choose from. There is a parking lot right where the farmers market locates, or you can park on the street as well. Most places will take credit card/venmo but I recommend having some cash, just in case.