Awesome prices! They seem to carry most everything you'll need. Some expired or close to it, so…read morewatch.

You need to be careful of what you buy. Some items are overpriced. They charge you for using a…read morecredit card. You don't know this until you're at the register to pay.

Absolutely the nicest people to do business with. Friendly and respectful and welcoming. Missy is…read moremost helpful and extremely knowledgeable about what is available and if not when it will be available again. Mr stein is an absolute gentleman. Always greats you with a smile and so very grateful for your business which in this day and age is very hard to find. Helps load your vehicle up and always willing to go the extra mile for the customer. My wife and I are thankful we only live a few miles away and can shop there for the fresh produce and oh my let us not forget the amazing fresh pure no chemicals added apple cider .

We go there often for our produce. It's always fresh and clean. There's a lot to choose from…read more They are always helpful and kind. You will not regret going! Because it's fresh daily- mornings are best time to get there.

Don't overlook this place! So much great stuff packed in there. I never leave empty-handed. One…read moretime, I casually inquired about a product, which they didn't have stocked in the store. Zach (reliably friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful), immediately looked into their supply/warehouse/magical options, and had 1 of them sent to the store with their next shipment in less than a week. When I showed up again, he remembered me and the product I'd requested, and produced it from behind the counter. They have a bulk section (pre-packaged), which is always good for grains, beans, and snacks. They have all sorts of organic baby products, every Burt's Bees product ever made, frozen foods, fridged foods, produce, any type of Yogi tea you want, gluten-free options, household cleansers, pet food... I don't know how they stuff it all in there, but you must check out this Mary Poppins bag of organic products!

Probably the largest resource for the latest in organics in the area. The produce display is…read moresourced from local to somewhat local Schuylkill, Berks and Lancaster County farms. There's a reduced price rack clearance rack otherwise items rarely if never go on sale. A lot of great items in stock or can be ordered. Owned and operated by good people. I feel good shopping here and so will you.

Great store, and convenient. Staff has generally been friendly and years ago the owner was very…read morehelpful when my wife and I decided to make candy for the first time as Christmas presents for our family and friends. All that said, I am giving 5 stars just to balance out the ridiculous 1 star review over masks.

I am a huge supporter of local privately owned small shops rather than huge corporate stores. I…read morehave been shopping at this shop for at least five to six years. I love their supply of candy making supplies and their homemade candy is delicious. Being back in the area again, I've been going in about once a week. Yesterday, after the order went in effect for masks to be worn in all establishments, I saw two people patronizing the store without masks. The cashier rang them up without a mention of them not having a mask on. She could have at least advised them that they needed to have a mask on the next time they visit. I then questioned her and she rolled her eyes at me. I quietly asked for the manager and walked over to a corner to wait. The manager finally came over and raised her voice quite rudely. I was trying not to cause a scene in front of the other customers, but apparently she didn't consider that. First she told me they didn't see the unmasked people. Which was untrue as the cashier looked right at them when ringing them up. She then yelled at me stating that even though it's posted on the door and is a requirement she will not be asking anyone without a mask to put one on. "I don't want to lose business". Lose business? She is putting all her employees at risk and every customer who walks in. Her rudeness was quite unbecoming and unprofessional. If your health, the health of your family, and being a compassionate, responsible member of the community is important to you...This shop is one you will want to stay away from.

We have been shopping at Redners for years , yes prices are going up. Don't do complete shopping…read morethere. We compare prices and definitely use coupons!!!! Their deli fried chicken is delicious, family loves it!!!!

I usually really like shopping at this store. Very clean and organized. Two days ago I…read moreencountered a woman with a beagle dog on a leash. I love dogs too but I'm sorry I do not believe they belong in a store, especially a food store. It was sniffing and licking food containers. There are many people who are allergic to dogs and cats. Needless to say I left my cart, walked out of the store and went to Giant.

Renninger's Farmer's Market is in rough shape. Parking lot isn't in terrible shape, but I wouldn't…read morespeed around it. Entrances are where the numbered doors are located. I've been here on both Saturdays and Sundays, and it appears that Sunday is the better day and you need to arrive early per every place like this. Hours of operation here are pretty narrow for a place like this. The visit I just made here on a Saturday was a borderline disaster. The vast majority of booths were not open on a Saturday, being one of the major problems. What was open was for the most part not worth the drive. Many booths here are in major need of cleanup, with many simply having piles of trash in space that could be used to better organize merchandise. There were a few interesting booths that had trading cards and Pop Vinyls being among the better options here. One or two booths had produce, with others being setup for that empty. It appears almost all of the deli/meat booths were gone. Only one or two booths were serving prepared food, but there is a restaurant on site and a small food trailer outside. There is an enclosed portion with no heating/cooling outside of the main building, that mostly had vacant tables and booths, and one dealer that appeared to mostly have random items. I truly don't know what to do with Renninger's Farmer's Market, but it's in need of pretty drastic changes, and I don't know in its current condition if it will be here in a few years. My friend and I actually felt bad for the vendors as it appeared very few were making sales. Overall, skip this and go to Hometown or Green Dragon. Yes, the drive will be longer, but there are much better options at them.

4/23/23 Went here for the first time today. I thought it was pretty cool that they had a real…read moreauction with a lady auctioneer. I enjoyed listening and watching stuff come up for bid but found it confusing to know what was being auctioned. Apparently you have to register to get a number to bid. That is your number forever and ever amen. There is a lot to look at in the area where the auction is. The rest of the market was pretty large with outside vendors and several buildings. Some of the vendors were downright miserable in my opinion. There is a lot to see- a lot of vintage stuff some may consider junk. Very dirty-very dusty and very cheap in my opinion. Some areas were heaped with crap- so much so it was hard to make your way through some of the vendor areas. I noticed a lot of booths were unmanned. I'm not sure how you expect customers to purchase items when no one is available and the booths are abandoned. Plus a lot isn't even priced- I HATE that. They do have food available. I'm not sure I would eat there- but others seemed to enjoy it. I would go back but it's not a place I would go to often. The drive to get there is gorgeous for me.

I've driven by here on many trip to Reading and decided to stop on my way home last week. I bought…read morebeautiful tomatoes here, both heirloom and beefsteak varieties which were delicious. I also bought some juicy cling peaches, a tasty little cantaloupe, and a beautiful fresh cut sunflower. They also had string beans, honey, cherries, corn and many other things and shoo fly pie was available for purchase. I noticed you could buy individual slices. The service was friendly. As many have mentioned the parking lot is tight, and I'd advise leaving on US 222 North as trying to go south out of there could prove difficult. I will definitely stop again when I'm in the area.

So after driving by this produce stand on 222 for the past more years than I can remember, the…read morechildren finally convinced me to make a stop on the way back from playing some mini golf at Schell's. The parking area is no more than a small dirt spot, small enough that I can't seriously call it a lot, that can fit only a few cars and you really need to think about the angle you park on because getting back out onto 222 during busier traffic times will be interesting, i.e. deadly, if you have to try to back out or attempt some other similar nonsense. You also can't miss the old wooden signs that they have all along 222 North advertising everything from Shoo Fly Pie, Raisin Pie, Whoopee Pie and all of the various produce items that they are currently selling. Also worth noting is that the location that Yelp has them listed at currently, 222 Pleasant Hill Road in Berks County PA, is of course wrong as they are at the intersection of Pleasant Hill Road and Route 222 in Fleetwood. I've sent in links that show what their official address is per the Yellow Pages but you know how things work with Yelp. Inside the stand they have several tables of produce (potatoes, tomatoes, peaches, watermelon, cantaloupe, honey, cucumbers, zucchini, etc.) along with various arts/crafts items and even a small area with things like pot holders and quilts. There is also a fridge with milk, eggs, and a few drinks and desserts. The only thing worth noting is that the staff are not big on talking with us Englishmen so don't be put off if you are not always greeted or if they are a little awkward if you ask a question about a product. Just let what they sell do the talking and you'll be happy with what you got.

3/31/21 I love the Hometown Farmers Market. I've been visiting this are for many years and I have…read moreso many memories here! Recently I've moved to the area from Montco. What a different world and pace of life. This will be my weekly shopping spot for fresh produce and freshly baked bread! This was a definite "gain" when I moved to the area for sure! I was so excited to see a beautiful rock and crystal shop too. Of course I just had to buy a rainbow aura quartz sphere and a chunky cut quartz crystal too. Crystals are my new obsession! I also bought some amazing homemade Italian Bread from an Italian lady who bakes her own bread- it's incredible ! She kindly reminded me that there are no preservatives and to keep the bread refrigerated to maintain freshness- it won't be around for long. I tasted empanadas from a food stand I've been dying to try. Crispy and delicious! The meat inside was delicious and savory. I can't wait to hit that stand again next week.

Ok. Let me explain the 3 star rating. If you're a shopper…read moreyou will be pretty happy as it's always packed with vendors. Last time I was there was last summer so writing this a year later. Food selection is very good and reasonable prices. The drive to get there is beautiful, or you can use the interstate nearby. Most vendors have reasonable prices. Huge selection of options to buy stuff. Now, I tried setting up and selling as a vendor. THAT WAS A DISASTER! I actually LOST MONEY trying to sell stuff . I didn't make even $25 and I had an entire truck filled with all kinds of items. The area is extremely poor. The people who were there to shop were mostly broke. They want every thing for a dollar. Lots of " I'll be back" and "I'll think about it". That's code for "I'm broke" lol. So, if you're a shopper Theres lots to buy at good prices. If your a vendor hats not food then good luck making money. I think the only reason vendors go is because it's open on Wednesday and no other markets are so the vendors come. That entire area for miles and multiple towns are economically depressed. Definitely not economically viable. So if you have cash to downs you'll be very happy here.