Are you on a healthy-but-tasty diet like Keto or the Mediterranean diet? Do you want a neighborhood…read moregrocery that has the feel of a market stall, and do you respect the hustle? Do you care about the environment? Do you want to maintain healthy habits? Do you wish you lived in Rimini and spent every day feasting on dried tomatoes and vinaigrette? Look NO FURTHER than this local gem run by a tough Italian-American nonna - the Bloomfield-local equivalent of Marlon Brando's intimidating godfather - guarding a veritable treasure trove of fruits, vegetables, pasta, risotto, avocados, hummus, almond milk, eggs, and granola. While the location is buried in the middle of other businesses on Liberty Ave. and easy to overlook, this is your go-to grocery if you give the slightest sh** about your health, about the environment, or about the people around you - or if you just want to support a Bloomfield local business! Can not recommend this grocery enough.

The best thing about Bloomfield is there are tons of longstanding family-owned businesses. Linea…read moreVerde is a produce shop with the most lively local business owner I think I've ever met! Gina is a character & you simply have to go meet her & grab your produce for the week. This is NOT a plant store (as the door sign says), but there are tons of leafy greens, peppers & other local goods.

Soergel's Orchards is a pinnacle of Pittsburgh…read more We attended the 2026 Fall Festival and loved every aspect of it. The setup is so accommodating and easy to navigate. With local police and parking lot attendants, they have a system to get everyone parked without long waits... and if their spots fill, they have a detour and partnership with a local church to use their parking lot with access directly to the fields. Once on the premise, you feel like you are immersed in a town village... with the setup of the storefronts, pop-ups throughout, and genuine kindness of all the staff (most of them are family.. how cool!). The Apple cider slushie and apple cider donut are THE BEST in Pittsburgh, but everything is honestly worth a try! With a market, an allergy friendly market, barbecue window, slushie stand, onsite Arsenal Taphouse, Chainsaw Woodcarving, Corn Maze, Flower Picking, Apple Picking, and even more... you will easily spend a whole day... and it's free to enter! The prices are all reasonable too... $1.25 for a water, $1 for a donut. You won't break the bank!

Wow. This is such a great place. We were going to head to Gibsonia and I was looking for things to…read moredo and places to see. Soergel Orchards came up in my hunt so we made it one of our stops. We arrived and found ample parking and went inside. There is so much inside: you can find donuts from Orum's on Saturday (we bought 6) and there is fresh bread, dinner rolls, jams, and other pastries available. Toward the back are farm fresh vegetables, milk, etc. They have an ice cream counter and things like honey, etc. nearby. We, also, stopped by Arrowhead winery inside to sample their wines: the lady behind the counter was super helpful and knowledgeable about their wines and the wine-making process. Overall, you will find yourself spending more time and money than you expected but you will, also, be planning your next visit. There is a lot to see outside and we did not get a chance to really investigate the outside as there was so much inside. We will be back: bringing a cooler next time to buy some wine so we can keep it fresh if it happens to be a warm day.

My favorite Sunday activity! The squirrel hill farmers market has lots of fresh produce and also…read moreready to eat food. Plus they have other bonus items besides food like fresh flowers, soap, and more! The fresh produce offered changes slightly depending on what is in season, but there is always something great to buy! I never leave unsatisfied. Many vendors accept cash, Venmo, and credit cards. There is also a tent where you can use your EBT or credit/ debit card to exchange for tokens if one vender is unable to take card. All the vendors but one except the tokens as payment. Like other farmers markets, there really isn't much seating except for a few public benches. If you do get ready to eat food it is usually not hard to eat while walking or standing. My go to favorite is the gyro! Overall a great stop for a bite to eat and quality farm fresh produce!

While not as good as my beloved Bloomfield Saturday Market, the Squirrel Hill market has some…read morestellar vendors. Good place for fresh produce, cheese, and bread. Variety of food vendors on hand for lunch items. Prices comparable to other Pittsburgh city markets.

This place is the best! Great people, great sandwiches (might be an understatement), great market!…read moreOne of my favorite places!

This hidden gem gives you a true yinzer experience. Small but mighty!…read more Get in where you fit in for parking. This market is stuffed to the gills with good finds. The customer service is outstanding. The lady who took care of me knew what I wanted before I did and guided me throughout my time there. I truly can't say enough good things about this place. You just have to go there and experience the magic for yourself!

This is one of my favorite farmers market in the city, and I'm not just saying that because I live…read morein the northside lol. This market runs every Friday afternoon from 3-7 PM. They have a wide variety of vendors each week ranging from produce, to prepared foods, to candles, etc. I also love that it runs until the middle of November. The location itself is ideal because it's in Allegheny Commons Park, which is primarily tree lined, so there is lots of shade! If you're in the area, you should definitely make a stop at this farmers market to check it out!

This market is small but there are some good quality food vendors. It's a pleasant stroll to browse…read morethere on a nice evening. The vendors are quite friendly and it will take a very short time to cover all of them. The park setting makes a lovely backdrop and the accessibility to Deutschtown is a plus. The evening hours are a nice touch as a change of pace compared to most markets.

Great little farm market with some beautiful views! They carry some simple essentials with local…read moremeats, dairy, produce, and pantry items. Everything is fresh. The employees are very helpful and efficient.

Shenot Farm was founded by the Shenot family in the 1800s. Generations of family members raised…read moreanimals and grew produce. Today, family members grow vegetables such as corn and fruits such as apples. According to the family's website, they use both conventional and organic farming practices. On the farm's website, I also read that throughout the year, Shenot Farm offers events such as hayrides; pick-your-own flowers, apples, and pumpkins; and pumpkin-smashes. In the autumn they sell flowers, pumpkins, cornstalks, Thanksgiving turkeys, and fruit baskets, and in the winter they sell Christmas trees and wreaths. On a Saturday, my husband and I visited this farm's market to browse their foods. We parked our vehicle in their free parking lot. Inside the market, we saw foods such as lettuce, cabbage, green beans, brussels sprouts, beets, plums, sausages, chicken meats, eggs, milk, cheeses, apple ciders, cookies, pies, fudges, popcorns, jams, bread loaves, bagels, seasonings, sauces and dressings, salsas, applesauces, syrups, dessert mixes, granolas, teas, honeys, ice creams, etcetera! We also saw some non-food items such as candles and t-shirts. I selected an orange-colored "cheddar" cauliflower head, apple crisp mix, caramel-apple-pie fudge, and jars of banana butter, strawberry jelly, and apple butter. My husband and I had not previously eaten a few of the unique products, so we felt excited to try them. At the checkout counter, an employee promptly greeted us, accurately rang up our purchase, carefully bagged our foods, and thanked us. Each food cost roughly several dollars.

Great, locally owned grocery store in the strip district…read more Fresh fruits (got 3lbs of strawberries for $2 and a big box of grapes for $2), vegetables, and produce. Don't think you can get any cheaper produce in Pittsburgh. Highly recommend!

Inventive grocery items, locally sourced vendors, huge complex... and a top notch fall festival!…read more With a full grocery store, it isn't just fresh produce but the creative uses of their produce. A variety of jarred salsa, delicious syrups, wild wild honey (with a display of buzzing bees in a honeycomb), salad dressings... and more!!! A bakery full of delectable treats! Ummm.. these Almond Joy cookies may just crack my top 10 of Pittsburgh based cookies! And then shelves full of locally sourced products too. The complex also contains a trinket store reminiscent of Cracker Barrel's lobby, an outdoor decor section that would make you the envy of every holiday in your neighborhood, a garden section with flowers galore, and even a cut little market stand... I'll make a separate review for that! Plus, they go all out for their fall festival with live music, vendors, food trucks, and a hayride to take you up and away to even more fall festivities. Add this farm to your bucket list!

Always a fun time at Trax Farms! I've been a couple of times and have never had a bad experience…read more It's a bit smaller than some of the other farms, but it's perfect for a weekend afternoon. The fall festival isn't usually too busy, and the market always has fun finds and the vintage shop is an awesome addition! I would recommend going earlier in the day since some things tend to sell out by the evening.