The Pottstown Farmers Market is under new ownership after recently being acquired by three…read morepartners. They are just getting things started but already offer a nice selection of meats, produce, prepared foods and gifts. I've posted an image of their new hours. The space is clean and fresh with lots of new vendors. There were also signs for more to come including an Italian deli and a taco stand. I loved all of the succulent arrangements. Wishing them all the best with this! Just what Pottstown needs more of!

So my wife & I were in town & stumbled across this place. It's under renovations but there's a new…read morebar in the front named the Kiki Vodka Bar. It's fantastic. All PA beers & liquor. They feature specialty infused vodkas & cocktails made w/ Kiki Vodka. The bar is really cool w/ a chill vibe & amazing drinks. We ended up staying & watching some English Premier League soccer & grabbing tacos at the taco place inside the market. What an awesome concept. The bartender Anthony was super knowledgeable about All the PA spirts & beers & made a wicked mule. The infused vodka flights were awesome & the tacos were great. Definitely a must if you find yourself in the area.

I was looking for a pumpkin farm with a corn maze to go to. There was one closer to our house that…read moreI wanted to try, but it had ticketed entry times and was sold out for the day. So I googled other farms with a big corn maze and Wilcox came up. I called the number and they said you can come whenever you didn't need to have tickets ahead of time, Yay! It was a good drive like about 45 minutes to an hour away. They have a smaller maze for kids and a bigger one for adults. They had someone explaining how the big maze worked before you went in. It is 25 acres and 8 miles long altogether. It is divided up into 3 different mazes in 1. We really enjoyed it, it took us about an hour and half to get through all the sections of the maze. They all have different number stations you're supposed to check off throughout the maze. The one even has a murder mystery game where you check off different characters at each station, that was really fun. The price was reasonable too , $8 for the maze. We went to the market afterwards. It was kind of small they didn't have too much there. I got a cider but they were out of the gallons, but I got a quart. Luckily I didn't buy a gallon, it wasn't one of the best ciders I have had, it was a little watery. I also bought some solar lights for my yard which were only $4 each. My husband hates when I buy them and he has to fix them though. We had a fun day , and we would return to this maze sometime !

Sin City Farm Girl and I had the opportunity to visit Wilcox Market & Craft with our respective…read moreYoung 'Uns today. This is a somewhat ramshackle road market surrounded by corn fields in the middle of nowhere. It was also loads of fun! First, they have in the fall two corn mazes ' the 'big maze' which is 8 miles long and in a different pattern each year, and the 'little maze', shorter and meant for Young 'Uns. There's also a play area with swings, slides and stacked tractor tires to climb on. Our older Young 'Un wanted to go on the big maze but agreed to take the younger through the smaller maze. There is also a pneumatic Corn Cannon, where you shoot ears of dried corn at targets. This was a monster hit. The produce stand at this time of year had a healthy selection of pumpkins, some really beautiful squash and gourds. Also dried multi-color corn bundles and dried bundled corn stalks for decorating with. Lastly, they still had some beautiful produce, honestly the prettiest bell peppers I think I've ever seen and some zucchini in the "Ron Jeremy" size. Inside the "stand" there is both a very good (REAL) ice cream parlor, which served ice cream in pretty traditional and delicious flavors. Vanilla, chocolate, fudge ripple, coffee, peanut butter cup, moose trails, etc. Very good quality, creamy and rich. Then they have an area that you could at best call an indoor "treasure" hunt - lots of mixed items sold by various people (the tag tells them whose piece something is) laid out on tables. It's like a giant unmanned swap meet. You can find everything from VCR tapes (New! Sealed!) to mugs to a vintage meat grinder and everything in between. SCFG and I had a blast digging through the tables and boxes, finding cool treasures - my favorite was the Holy Family ornament that looked kinda like what it might be if the Planet of the Apes had a Holy Family. I will have to take a picture of this to show it. The staff is very unobtrusive and friendly, even at the end of a long day full of Little Dears who drive people nuts. The prices for everything were reasonable and the boys had a great time running around the maze, climbing, shooting corn, digging for treasure and eating ice cream. We'll be back.

This used to be a great place pre 2020…read more The past couple years though EVERYTIME I've stopped the staff always has something better going on behind them than to fully turn around and engage with the transaction. Never a greeting or a thank you. They just start ringing up products then grumble the total at you as if I was dealing with a cashier at Dollar General. It is tough to hire help anymore. I get it. Maybe it is time for the owners to install a self-check out kiosk or have a self-service cash box as some other farm stores do. The owners should be embarrassed of the current state of the retail side of their operation. I am embarrassed for them. The seafood salads are still pretty good. The dairy products struggle to be average. Flavored milks and sugar drinks they sell are a real snore.

Quaint farm store with great baked goods, milk, unique dry goods and jellies. The best Ice Cream!!!read more

I love sharing new finds but this is so good that I almost want to keep it a secret. First, I was…read moreon a phone call that I couldn't afford to take off my car play as it was a work related on so I just stumbled across this as I drove around but I also had to sit outside for about an hour until I got off. I watched so many people come out with these amazing coffee creations...I didn't get any since I had had enough caffeine for the day but I would ABSOLUTELY try a the next time. Second, the store is small but mighty...homemade soups, baked goods, fresh fruits/vegis and breakfast sandwich/sandwiches. I got the world's best bagel breakfast sandwich. It was one of those times you bite into something expecting it to be good but it turns out to be the best one you every had. Super crispy tasty bacon, pillowy eggs and cheesy but just the right amount. And FILLING--basically still full at 2pm. SOOO good!!

One of my favorite places. Its even better because they are a few doors down from my home. Everyone…read moremakes you feel so welcome. All of their homemade foods are delicious. We purchase the "fiber balls" often as well as desserts, veggies, fruits, breads, cheeses, and this year even bought Thanksgiving pies. In the summer, you can't beat the quality of the beautiful flowers and plants. We purchase them for the whole home. Bottom line, they are a gem to have locally. Oh, and breakfast sandwiches are amazing. Yum!

This was a cute little place with lots of yummy foods and delicious hard ciders. Staff was very…read morenice. Helped me pack all my stuff up. Definitely want to visit here again and grab a hard cider while you're there they're delicious.

This is a local market that also screams high-quality. Think Dean and Deluca meets your…read moreneighborhood farmers market. I got the Italian sandwich heated up, which was delicious, and the next day I had the pasta e fagioli soup which warmed my heart. I tried their weekend brownie cronut which had a good amount of chocolate pudding in the center. Their sourdough bread is soft and divine. The staff were so helpful when describing how to get to the Orchard and the experience once there. I had a sample of the apple pie and had to go home with one. You can't go wrong the cider either! I never waited for a seat either. I think this farm is the backbone of Boyertown!

We always find great treasures here and the prices are really Aweomse. Staff are friendly. We love…read moresupporting them and their business.

I had the opportunity to visit the store twice today. I had questions a nd Kellly provided great…read morecustomer service both times.

I just visited the Freeland Market at the Lansdale Farmer's Market about an hour ago so this review…read moreis for that experience. I love beef jerky but certain brands found in grocery stores are way too salty for me, and when I've purchased "locally" made jerky in the past from other vendors, I've found it to be tough as shoe leather. The beef jerky that Freeland Market was selling just looked way too good to pass up. The man who was working there (I didn't catch his name) explained that they make their jerky "the traditional way". It was delicious! Very flavorful and not salty at all. I finished wandering around the market and got in my car to leave when I looked at my bag of jerky and realized, "This bag will be gone by the end of the day. I better go grab another one!" I grabbed more jerky and a pack of spinach & sun dried tomato sausage. The man working there was explaining the history of Freeland Market, their location, how they make their products, etc. which was nice to know. I am a big supporter of locally grown and produced foods. They can count me as a new regular customer.

Some of the best artisan meats and charcuterie I have had in a long time! I have bought around 12…read moredifferent products in the last few weeks from the stand in the perkasie farmers market. Each one has been incredibly delicious and represents a true passion for the craft.

Was the best hot sausage i have ever eaten before. Everyone was very friendly and helpful. Will…read moredefinitely be going back.

That whole book by the cover thing.....? Applies to this…read moreplace! Don't be frightened by the appearance. Awesome hoagies!! Give it a try....

Candy selection is great and pricing is fair. I ordered a little over $150 worth of candy for my…read moredaughter's 8th birthday party on a Thursday night. I thought it would arrive by the following Saturday (6 full business days later). Since Candy Nation considers the candy a perishable item, I just expected fast shipping. Well unfortunately the candy didn't arrive and I had to scramble to find somewhere to buy the candy locally, which I should have done from the get-go and will do in the future to avoid a situation like this. The package shipped on a Monday and it took 2.5 business days for it to move destinations in Pennsylvania and another 3 (possibly more) business days for it to make it from Pennsylvania to California. The package is expected to be delivered on Monday. A very disappointing experience. I'll update my review, if needed, once the package arrives.

Complete and total rip off. DO NOT BUY…read more Taking shipping cost out of the equation entirely, this is SO OVERPRICED!!! I'm giving them 2 stars only because I should have done my due diligence of research before spending 160 bucks on candy. Fool me once. One 5lb bag of skittles on this website is $27.95 At Sam's club, you can buy two of the 54 oz containers (which would total to just under 7 lbs) for only $18.96. One 5lb bag of mini chewy sweet tarts in this website is $39.95. Walmart, you can buy 7 of the 12 oz bags (total just over 5 lbs) for $29.19. One 5lb bag of starburst on this website is $25.95, at Sam's club, two of the 54 oz containers (also totaling just under 7 lb) also go for $18.96. Buying in bulk size is supposed to save money, not cost you almost thirty dollars more. Then add in that thirty dollar shipping charge

Depending on the day/staff, customer service can be rude or good…read more And why do they put the bag holder so far away from the scanner at the self checkout? NO other Giant, Walmart or Acme does that! I asked the cashier, and her answer was "it's always been that way".

Today was not a good shopping experience.... Everything was over priced 1. Pack of Large toilet…read morepaper was $32, 2. Coffee was $20.00 3. Produce is expensive & not very fresh. 4. Service at the deli sucked & 5. The ladies room was dirtyI hope things improve soon or I'll be looking for a new place to shop.