got your pizza at the Somers Point Farmers Market! it was awesome!…read morePepperoni and Cheese!

a true country, charming, friendly produce store that offers the best produce around. There's an…read moreOLD school house onsite & sometimes have special events with petting zoo. Apples, blueberries, squash are favs, diff chocolate covered sweets. The owner & family is to be commended for their true love of their work. They bring healthy choices, much better quality than supermarket. Halloween period is great with MANY pumpkin choices HUGE & small. My wife visits every couple days.

The online advertisement wasn't accurate , we went there for eggs , fruits and pies .. and when we…read moregot there there were no eggs or pies , we did get some corn and that was really sweet and good .. But was a bit disappointed, I expected more .

I stopped by to pick some pumpkins and apples, but unfortunately the apples were all picked out,…read morebut luckily they have a large selection of apples they've picked! Their fresh cider is arguably the best in the area and they have tons of hot pies waiting to be bought. The Apple pie was delicious. I'll have to make this a frequent stop so I can stock up on the cider!

Lots of delicious bakery items! Fantastic pies! Condiments from excellent nationl brands!…read more Wonderful selection of seasonal produce during the summer and fall!

The bakery is very good outstanding Christmas cookies. The produce is very good also my with a…read moregreat selection of plants.

Beautiful place to.just go and sit. Have your lunch or whatever. Even wat hing the geese is special…read morethe pond. Nice to be able to walk

The Otsiningo Park Farmers Market is amazing with about 30 vendors and 2 food trucks. It sells not…read moreonly fresh, local vegetables, but also jewelry, pottery, eggs, cheese, soap, homemade ointments, and handmade breads! The food vendors are also awesome - one of them makes the best sausage, egg, and cheese sandwiches. And this is coming from someone who's been to all the delis in NYC :) The market is open every Saturday during the summer from 9 to 1PM. It's an amazing place to hang out in, especially because it's full of amazing people. You will see a plethora of dogs, too, since a lot of dog owners like to walk their dogs in the morning!

Stopped by on a whim and ended up having a blast!…read more We wanted to try their cider slushies, and made a quick pit stop en route home. The slushies were good, but there was so much more fun/deliciousness to be had! Ended up purchasing a dozen donuts (half plain, and half cinnamon sugar), multiple slushies, a bag full of apples, carving pumpkin and a couple decorative gourds. We had fun watching the cider making process and taking goofy photos with the family (see pictures). Overall, we ended up having a surprisingly fun time and would definitely recommend making a stop if you're in need of some festive fall spirits!

I really didn't want to go to the cider Mill. Not only do I not agree with their politics, they're…read moretoo expensive. But my son wanted donuts, and I don't want to impose my perspective on others, so I reluctantly visited the store. First off, it looks like a glorified flea market. Lots of holiday junk. I hadn't been in there for two years, so I wasn't prepared for how overflowing it was. Very unpleasant. I suppressed the urge to roll my eyes and walked to the counter. I ordered a dozen donuts and a pint of cider. $23! Honestly, if they got rid of all of that junk and reduced their prices, they would have a lot more business. But this is my first and last time going there this year. EDIT: I tried one of my son's donuts. I swear they taste like a popular shelf-stable brand-soft, tasteless, no hint of crunch. Do they make donuts on site anymore??

I love farmers markets, and while the Vestal Farmer's market is fairly small, my wife and emerged…read morewith tons of great produce. There were roughly a dozen farmers stands, selling everything from fresh eggs, to baked goods, to granola, to various sorts of produce. At 9:30 the place was packed, and many of the vendors said that they expected to sell about around 10:30, so definitely get there early. The product was great, so check it out, and when you can, always buy local! The Vestal Farmer's market runs from June to October on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 8:00am-2:00pm (or until the vendors sell out).

Best source for affordable and often hard-to-find organic items-- some exotic items (like artisan…read morecheeses, grass-fed beef) and some that are both. Vegan, kosher, vegetarian options abound. You place your order online & pay automatically when your order places, you can read reviews of particular items, and we pick our stuff up once a week at the back of the Methodist church on Main St. The people who work are incredibly gentle and nice. It makes shopping fun and lowers my food bills. Join an open split and get even better prices on certain bulk items. I actually look FORWARD to my weekly shopping and am constantly finding new items to try. Best dried cherries? Right here.. Creamiest cream-cheese style farmer's cheese? Ditto. From soup to nuts (literally).

Location visibility is not on Main Street address but behind as GPS could not find it. After trial…read moreand error I found them . They have good varieties of fresh frozen and packaged goods mostly Indian types of goods besides other stuff. See attached photos. Management is very friendly and accommodating and helpful. I found items I needed and bought more not planned !!! they also deliver items at home but didn't know the price.Very clean environment and store space as well as items on selves.

I was surprised when I visited NY there was a grocers name Banyan Grocers. I immediately thought…read moreoh that must be a Filipino store. It was not. It caters to the south asian palette. Anyway, I found some great food items to cook with. I was happy with the selection. That being said, instead of many choices of an item, there might be only one (Tom Ka Gai soup mix - they only had Tom Yum) and it was only a mile or so from my daughter's house.

Great gluten free baking items snd coffee. Usually gluten…read morefree baking goods are very firm and dry, but they are actually moist and soft. Our latte and Chai are really good. Spacious places with lots of seatings. Even have varieties of gluten free goods and other gourmet items for sale. Definitely stop by again the next time on town.

Grabbed a raspberry latte from here during a road trip. I really liked that they had several sugar…read morefree syrup options. The apple muffin was great as well, could not tell it was gluten-free.

Stopped here randomly on a quick visit to Binghamton. The plant based soup sign caught my son and…read morei eyes. Upon entering we were greeted with the most lovely lady! She showed us around the store, explained the isles, and invited us to sample the taco soup she had on the daily soup menu. My son and I loved it! We both order a bowl and a fresh juice. I did some light shopping and couldn't believe the prices! I've been to health food stores all over the country, and this on by far has the best prices! Homemade, organic soup was $4.50 a bowl, a huge fresh organic juice, that was so big I almost didn't finish it was $7.50!! Lots of affordable bulk items (organic brown rice $1/lb!) also got my favorite Valarian root liquid. If I ever come back that way I will definitely stop again. The greatest service, prices, and yummy soup is a win!