This place has a great assortment of fresh produce at a reasonable price…read more I always over purchase, just can't help myself.

Fruits and vegetables go bad quickly Not cool f your…read moresending your hard earned money The cashier's drops your vegetables or fruits in the bag Not Cool They don't care

Queens farm has the widest variety of high-quality produce that I've ever seen…read more Ed is a magician, harvesting terrific organic greens of various types, wide-ranging vegetables for nearly every season, and the best tomatoes that I've ever tasted. His smiling presence on sundays at Head House, and the equally genial staff whom he hires, are the highlight of my weekly stroll through that market.

great deals on plants and produce! the staff were very kind and helpful. I would recommend checking…read morethem out at the Headhouse Square farmers market.

The build-your-own family meal catering deal at our Concord Pike store has been a game-changer for…read moremy busy schedule. The store staff are friendly and helpful and the food has been great. Our fave protein choices are the salmon and the black pepper shrimp.

My second delivery order from sprouts, it's clear vegetables are not fresh and many items indicated…read moreas available are, in fact, out of stock .. forcing me to shop AGAIN elsewhere to prepare my recipes! Carrots old and like rubber and potatoes soft and growing roots already just to name a couple.

This place is amazing. The bakery has everything you can think of under the sun. Along with the…read moreother stores, the salads are incredibly delicious. The pretzels amazingly warm, but I would only get as many as you could eat after they cool down they're not as good. The only downside to this place is parking. It's cat immaculately clean. We live very close to boost corners. Farmers market has more stores, but will drive out 2202 and 926 for a step above. The butcher store is incredibly filled with some of the best meat cuts. I have seen in a little while it is truly a great place to go.

What an incredible market! Every department from vegetables to meat, deli, desserts and more are…read moreall made and grown by our lovely local Amish! Everything I purchased was out of this world in flavor! The quality of everything is excellent! Friendly owners in each department with great customer service. I love the feeling I experience as I walk into this market. There's excitement in the air as I look around and my eyes try to take in the beauty of the food, & the aromas of the fresh baking pastries.

I grew up very near Linvilla in Delaware County and expected this place to be a miserable zoo on a…read moreSaturday night in October, but Highland was delightfully uncrowded except for two private parties of hayriders.   No lines, no fighting to park, no stress!  The property is over 200 acres, so it feels remote, and the sky is pitch dark at night.  Your hayride driver will take you deep into the orchard, on a fairly long ride to your own private bonfire spot.  We were near a pond.  The only light was the bonfire, which was large, and nicely maintained with well-crafted stone ring border that kept our group's crazy kids safe. I'm not sure if there is a package deal which included bonfire foods, but our wagon had s'mores ingredients, hotdogs, cider donuts, apple cider drink, water, and roasting sticks.  It was a LOT of food.  Everyone enjoyed the cider and donuts from Highland Orchards. Our hayride was 2 hours from 7-9pm, which was a very fun time for our group to socialize.  The kids, ages 1-12, all had a blast, and most fell asleep in the wagon return ride or in the car on the way home. The only way I'd improve it is probably not within liability framework, and also not possible due to the remoteness of this large property, but growing up, my family had our own orchard with old fashioned tractor and haywagon to do our own private bonfire parties, and I have to say, I miss my dad getting wild and driving us all down the street and around the neighborhood.  Lol, it's hilarious to drive past suburban Halloween parties in a haywagon making up chants and singing songs.  But another time and place.  Highland's set up is great the way it is, and a very worthwhile experience.

If you want to feel monitored and fleeced while picking berries, this is the place for you. $8 per…read morepint plus a $3 fee to access the field. $22 total for 2 people to pick 2 small pints of berries and then get spied on while picking. The field attendant/ spy ran up to me and my young child and told her to stop eating berries. Are you kidding me? I would not return. They also discourage you from walking to the berry fields and insist that you drive. The girl behind the pie counter could not tell me if the pies were made from canned berries or berries picked on the farm.

It is not possible for me to get anything I don't like from here…read more I love coming in at lunch time for a hoagie and shopping around for dinner ingredients. It's always a treat to gaze at the dessert counter too.

Just last week, dinner with friends sparked conversation about local Italian markets. (The friends…read moreare from here. I'm not.) "You would love Carlino's," M said. So here we are in West Chester, and what do I see? I was aware of the store in Ardmore, not realizing there are other locations. To be fair, this is an incomplete review as I just darted in for wine to go with dinner. However .... I looked around and my friend was right. This is my kind of store! The sausages and cheese, prepared items, hoagies ..... yum! But what really caught my eye was the showcase of pastries. They sell my favorite: sfogliatelle! Haven't had one of these since stopping for cappuccino at Veniero's. I award four stars rather than the coveted five BECAUSE the $20 wine we bought was mediocre bordering on blah. Before you tell me 'you should have spent more' my response is 'one shouldn't have to.' Plenty of full-bodied reds for even less. Just not here.

Great produce. Wonderful supporting hardworking family providing outstanding fruits and vegetables.read more

This is a very product forward little farm, so don't expect a ton of activities here to entertain…read morekids or large groups of people. They have a lovely large field of sunflowers, and honestly I would encourage anyone to come here more for the sunflowers rather than the pumpkins and autumnal goods. They have a mid sized collection of pumpkins for sale, but not many different varieties. It's a pretty little farm, but very bare bones when compared with competitors.

I Love everything about shopping here! It's local and fresh and always helpful !…read more Grab your fresh cut flowers too ; outstanding too

This historic family farm is truly special. It's a great place for weekly shopping, seasonal pick…read moreyour own and a soul satisfying connection to farmers and farming. The shop features farm grown, locally grown and just enough fresh and packaged additions to cover your weekly supplies. Apples and peaches are the volume crops but there are also seasonal harvests of pears, blackberries, corn, tomatoes and a variety of vegetables. In winter, there are carefully selected choices of various citrus options mostly from Florida. The Barnards have played a prominent role in multi century Quaker history and with this very special farm continue to do so. Among the particular treats are a variety of cut flowers, including a nice long season of snapdragons grown in the beautifully maintained turn of the twentieth century greenhouses. Everything about Barnard's is authentic and pleasing, including farmer Lewis Barnard. Go. It won't be your last time. It's cash preferred (fees for credit card); there is plenty of parking.

I stopped here on the weekend for the first time. I enjoyed the goods made by the Amish people-…read morecinnamon raisin bread, cinnamon swirl bread, and a pumpkin muffin. Their cantaloupe were not as good as another farm stands in the area. I love Brussels sprouts, but I did not buy them because they looked brown. It was congested over the weekend, but my husband stopped in during the week and he was the only person there. I plan to return for the Amish bread, and store it in my freezer.

This is a nice farmer's market. The prices of their veggie and herb plants were pretty good but…read moretheir produce prices seemed a bit high on some stuff. We were mainly there for plants so we grabbed those and just a few other things from inside the store. We may stop by there again sometime - it's in a beautiful area so that was a plus.

The taste of the fruits and vegetables is hit or miss. I tried watermelon and blueberries from most…read moreof the vendors, and I was disappointed this season. Raspberries were excellent, and cantaloupes were good. If I am in the mood for a burritos, I buy a two pack from the friendly Mexican food vendor. One burrito will last for my lunch and dinner. His chips were not very salty. I liked to have them for nachos, because I use sally cheese. The goat cheese place has good goat cheese that is perfect with crackers. The flower place sells excellent arrangements that last one to two weeks. I particularly like their sunflowers. The maple syrup guy shows up about every other week. His wife makes excellent Chex mix with some maple syrup baked in. I have to buy two small containers to last me two weeks. Once I bought the large container and I ate the whole thing that day. The pie and scone friendly vendor has meat pies during the Fall and winter that are quite tasty. I get there early, because some of the vendors get crowded. I would prefer this market in an area about double the size.

It's a good growers market and they always have a wide selection of vendors. Of course they have a…read more great selection of fruits and veggies, even organic ones, but they also have vendors that pop up here and there that make things like pickles, nut brittles, and dumplings. My favorite things to pick up at the market are the corn and other veggies in season, the sea salt caramels at Hope's Caramels, the gluten free pizzelles at Rosa's (even though I eat gluten), the black diamond goat cheese at Yellow Springs Farm, and cinnamon buns from Lizzies Kitchen. And they have great flowers every week when it's warm, so while your stuck at home because of the pandemic you can eat lots of delicious local produce and beautify your abode too.