As a resident of NJ who was visiting Williamsport for the first time, I found this open air market…read moreto be a refreshing introduction to the area merchant scene. The first person I met during my stay at Genetti Hotel mentioned that this market existed and convinced me to take a stroll over to visit, just a block away. I love supporting local farmers and small businesses , so I was glad to do so. The market offers a broad array of local merchants and artisans of all varieties, such as farm fresh producers of veggies, fruits and meats, soap makers, jewelry makers, horticultural creators, seafood vendors, wood workers, hot food chefs who cook on demand, bakers... you name it! The best part was getting to talk to a couple of the merchants. I met one soap maker who explained her entire process for making bars of soap from start to finish. She was very transparent with me about which products were all natural as I am cautious about using products that might irritate my sensitive skin. That interaction made me feel more inclined to support her business and help me appreciate the product that much more. My husband walked away from the meat tent with a big, farm fresh, vacuum sealed and frozen brisket that cost only $7 per pound. (!!) Cash is preferred but credit & debit cards are accepted throughout the market place. Everyone offered service with a smile and a kind word. I walked away one happy shopper.

The farmer's market has expanded greatly since its inception; it's great to see a variety of…read morevendors, including other non-food items like jewelry, clothes, and pottery. There's a decent variety of produce, meat, and baked goods. I'm a huge fan of Wild for Salmon. Fresh salmon at a reasonable price that is brought back to PA from Alaska. I'd love to see more of the vendors take Square for those days when I forget to bring cash. Williamsport doesn't have enough places where many people gather... so it's great to see that!

For the best and local produce produce go to Pine Valley phones the corn is simply delicious…read moretomatoes are haul everything is homegrown the cantaloupe they're only a dollar 50 and delicious and right you can't go wrong everything is grown at the farm or nearby it's an exceptional by and that helps support local people go to Pine Valley Farms on Route 14 in Horseheads

Food is very good staff is very helpful enjoy shopping there. Needs more handicap parking.read more

The best for all your organic needs. Great produce…read moreselection for a small store. Friendly knowledgeable staff.

From the owner: With more than 80+ LOCAL Growers and Producers in market you're sure to find all your favorites…read moreincluding LOCAL Dairy Products (Raw Milk and Goat Milk), Kombucha ON TAP, Scratch Made Soups, Salads, Entrees and Baked Goods, Locally Roasted Whole Bean Coffees, Sourdough Breads and all of our Fruits & Veggies are ALWAYS Organically Grown.

You walk in and it's like your grandmother was reincarnated and just baked you 30 fresh apple pies…read morecooling on a wire rack with fruit picked from her farm and it smells like you fell asleep and woke up in a magical wonderland with unicorns... FYI it just opened again for the 2023 season!

My friend who lives in Mifflintown ships me products from this store to my home in New York, I…read morecannot find in my own area. My family and I Love the Freshness of the items. Our special thanks to the owner of this store who I am sure brings convenience and hospitality to the neighborhood we appreciate you The Review Guru Long Island N.Y.

Great selection and prices. All kinds of grocery items. The best deal was on multi-packs of…read morebeverages. For example, Gatorade priced out at about a dollar a bottle with the deals offered. You do have to check expiration dates. The store is well organized and ease of walking through aisles helps those with mobility challenges. Check this place regular because you never know what you'll find! Seasonal deals are abundant now on fresh produce.

We went for breakfast but got there too late as they were serving lunch- but you could still get…read morewaffles or pancakes. We decided on the cinnamon roll pancakes. I should have known when she asked us if we each wanted an order, bc when we got them, they were HUGE! Wonderfully delicious pancakes loaded with cinnamon, sugar, and cream cheese topping with sugared pecans on top. Plus, we got our own bottle of locally harvested real maple syrup to add as much as we wanted! Granted, they were $17 each, but I took plenty home to eat again and again! The place had lots of great baked goods, but again, they were large in size (and then, in price- ie: a single croissant was $12). But it's a fun place to go and the food is all home made and delicious! You must give it a try!

Unassuming place, but legitimately delicious, fresh and amazing food at their cafe. The mezze plate…read morewas wonderful, and their crispy chicken sandwich and cheeseburger (which were scarfed down) were also super delicious, well balanced with rich and acidic elements, and high quality. The prices were also fair for their generous portion size. Overall the best food we had in the area while vacationing in the Poconos.

Everyone was friendly, lots of great choices, the prices are amazing (I got two bags of groceries…read morefor less than $30), and the fry pies are particularly yummy! I just happened to pass this store while in the area, and I am very glad I stopped by!

LOVE their baked goods and dairy! Such a wonderful grocery store. We stopped by during a trip to…read moreMcAlisterville, and got all our supplies from the whispering pine farm store. They sell freshly baked goods - delicious fruit cakes, and also essentials like bread or eggs and butter. I loved how friendly everyone was and I cannot wait to be back!

We stayed at the hotel down the street and when I passed it I knew it was a place I wanted to check…read moreout. As a pickle lover, I was highly satisfied. This place is so cute and I wish I could have e gotten a picture of the indoor seating at the cafe but there were a lot of customers.

Visited Shores Sisters recently after a friend highly recommended the place to me (she visits…read moreregularly). They were - and still are - in the midst of a pretty significant plant sale (annuals, perennials, indoor/house plants, succulents, etc). Ultimately, I do think the timing of my visit during this sale impacted my experience. For one, the assortment of indoor/house plants & succulents was minimal and generic by the time I got there. While I was able to grab some herb plants and a Aeonium Kiwi succulent that I had been looking for, there was a pretty significant amount of the plant inventory that was looking pretty sad and wilted. Inside of the market is another tidbit that could see a bit of improvement, perhaps. While there's a nice variety, it also feels crowded. I've been to similar markets and they try to create aisle ways that allow for carts in both directions, etc - but that's not really possible at Shores Sisters. On a busier day, navigating the aisles feels like a bit of a cluster. Also, because of the location of the checkout area? Any backup in the checkout queue means folks spilling out into the already crowded aisles that people are trying to navigate through. It's not great. That said, the market does have a nice selection of jarred goods, produce, baked items, and so on. Perhaps one of my only disappointments with what was available in the market was, for example, that I went to grab a container of strawberries and it had a Dole label on it. I can get those anywhere... I was hoping for something supplied more locally. In terms of the cafe experience, I ordered the sandwich special: a blackberry grilled cheese (a grilled cheese with bacon and a spicy blackberry jam). It was noted that the blackberry jam was low spice, but I honestly tasted barely any spice at all... and I was looking for it (and I tend to pick up on spice/heat pretty easily, so I was surprised). I had also ordered a taro milk boba tea... and while the taro flavor was good, the tapioca pearls hadn't been cooked enough. Tapioca pearls have to be cooked in order to allow for their softer/gummy-type texture, and my tapioca pearls has a softer outside, for the most part, but almost all of them were undercooked and thus still harder on the inside. It was unpleasant. TL;DR. I'm trying to chalk up my feelings about this place to them being low on inventory because of the sale + having been busier than usual. That said, it's a decent drive (over an hour), and today's experience doesn't necessarily motivate me to hurry up and return. Maybe some day, but it'll be timed very differently.