I took my mom here because she always sends me their donuts & I thought it would be fun. It's a…read moregreat, classic NJ fall experience with fresh apple cider (sooooooo delicious out of the spigot) & donuts. I don't think there was a petting zoo though, if that is part of your childhood memories (I used to go to Tice's & Van Riper's). Our intent was to get a pumpkin to carve (they are a bit pricey!) and some cider. We were blown away, though, by the market, which has everything, including a lot of "gifty" items (chocolate lollipops, coffee, fudge, coffee, etc.) and farm stand produce. We also indulged in the apple fritters, sold in a food truck outside. They were amazing! They somehow combined the best of a healthy, fresh apple treat with fried, funnel cake decadence. We decided that we will be coming here every fall from now on!

I was visiting a flea market in the vicinity and saw that Delicious Orchards was nearby- so thought…read moreit would be fun to stop. Grabbed some organic produce which was all excellent- didn't love that the conventional section was much much bigger and there were less organic options. The bakery though is what brings it up to 5 stars- first of all, wish I had my kids with me because they would have enjoyed the experience. There's a burger window outside, a little cafe inside, a truck 'play structure' outside for little ones with a little slide.. beautiful plants and trees for sale .. the most delicious smelling jasmine plant I wish I took home.. a plethora of truffle cheeses (and other interesting cheeses)... and best of all the bakery. The raspberry cream puff was off the charts amazing. So good that I took a picture of it after slicing to post here. There are things I'd skip (really expensive organic eggs for instance.. rather go to Whole Foods for those and pay less) but otherwise - worth a visit if you're in the vicinity !

Well here was a surprise! There's virtually no other farmers market in the area, so this satisfies…read morethe need. Prices are pretty low. They have a large selection of dried fruit, nuts, and international candies and chocolates. Theres a deli counter as well. Got a ton of stuff for 18 dollars. Can't complain! Definitely will go back :)

I love this store. Convenience hours and great assortments…read more Always buy greens there. Price is very reasonable.

Amazing quality food and experience! It's a pleasure to shop here and purchase anything from…read morefruits, vegetables to meats.

Small kosher grocery store with tons of baked goods and a drink bar in the back. I love their baked…read moregoods so much! This is a corner market so it's very small. The prices are much higher than you would find at a chain store because they don't get bulk discounts like someone like Shop Rite or Whole Foods gets. Because of this, I would never be able to afford to shop here for essentials. However, they have delicious challah and other baked goods from local bakers and from the store itself. Everyone who works here is very friendly!

Picked up cold cuts recently- there were so many crumbs from previous cheeses slice in my order…read more They should be cleaning their slicers more frequently.

I bought some roast beef. It was clearance, but I opened it up and took a bite of it as a snack. It…read morehad turned. I'm hoping I don't get food poisoning. They have to be careful selling bad food, bad meat especially Id give zero stars if I could. The lines were so long and I was so disgusted. I didn't even bother going back inside to return it. Store looked OK inside, but that was disgusting and I'm grossed out.

Best eggs of all time. Goat status. Great family owned farm. Can't wait to purchase more eggsread more

This is a small, family-owned farm stand that has been around for ages. They have fine sweet corn,…read moretomatoes,other vegetables, melons, fruits, organic beef, and some baked goods. In the fall, there are squash and pumpkins for sale. Some of the produce is their own, some not. If you have only tried supermarket produce, you don't know what you're missing.

Love this place. Very reasonably priced and everything you need spice wise. Not a big market, but…read moreagain everything you need.

I love this place! It has definitely helped my transition to vegetarian go smoothly while…read moreproviding awesome choices in Indian cuisine. The staff is very nice and helped me with my daughter once (she accidentally spilled juice every where.. I felt really bad). The check out is quick and the women who work here are great!

Excellent, never had a problem. Everyone is kind and helpful! My go-to veggie store!read more

This farmers market has a nice variety of everything! It definitely is no ShopRite, but it has a…read moregood variety. However, since it is a farmers market, you would definitely think they would have a lot of fresh fruit, and veggies. Do they have a lot of fruits and veggies? Indeed they do. Are a lot of them fresh, or look okay to buy? No, not really. Still, we found some fruit that did look good. The store is not super clean. There was a lot of onion peels in the floor in one aisle. The store has friendly staff, and it's very reasonably priced!

Beautiful flowers and helpful friendly staff…read more ..............................................................................................................

My go-to place for annuals, best I've seen anywhere. Pots are healthy and full, beautiful. I've…read moreshopped around but stopped doing that, this place beats Home Depot and Lowe's prices on annuals and pots. Love local businesses like this, been coming here for years and even though I moved to a neighboring town, I still come back. You get what you pay for and you get top quality here.

I had the hardest time finding this store- I usually go to the other one, but they are almost the…read moresame distance from home, so its ok. I buy the Swad brands, frankly I have not been unhappy with anything I have bought. Prices are reasonable and produce dept has everything I need. I guess you get to a certain age where when you go grocery shopping, its "your time" to relax, walk the aisles and purchase new things. I will tell you this.... Swad Gulab Jamun in the can, is really tasty, I have no idea how to make the by hand, so the canned brand is the way to go. Also, we are huge fans of the Deep brand cocktail samosas (50) to a bag and super easy to heat up and have for dinner when you don't want a big dinner and the Swad brand coriander chutney is perfect. Anyway- sometimes you need to venture out and try new markets- Patel Brothers is one of my favorites.

Visited Patel Brothers in MiniMall Parlin. Not as big as back in Virginia but had pretty much all…read morewe needed and some items we could not find in Virginia. Loaded with products and vegetables. Small food area with just a few items. Parking could be tough on weekends.

I was on the hunt for something festive and when I saw Oak Hill Farms on Instagram, I couldn't wait…read moreto visit. It was such a fun find! It's a market, shop, cafe all in one. There isn't any place to sit and sip your drinks, but instead of sitting, you can take your latte for a stroll around the shop. This seems like a great place for stocking stuffers and gifts. They have lotions, soaps, candles, holiday decor pieces, ornaments. All things that everyone loves to receive and rarely buys for themselves. If you are in more of a window shopping mood, they have samples of everything. At the cafe counter (also where you can pay) you'll find a small but mighty coffee menu. I got the gingerbread latte and loved every sip. My coworker got the latte with hot honey in it and said it had just the right kick. For a place that doesn't seem to specialize in coffees, they did make two wonderful drinks for us. There was plenty of parking and it looks like they do quite a bit outside (maybe on the weekends?) with the tree lot and farm in the back.

Oak Hill Farms is a little farm with cute fall aesthetics. I can definitely see this as a place…read morepeople come to take pictures. Parking was no issue at all. There were plenty of spots on a Tuesday afternoon around 3pm. When you enter you go through these giant barn doors. The inside is a lot of fall decor with candles, bakeware, kitchen towels, all the cute home stuff that makes your house extra cozy for fall. They also have a little coffee area too but I had already gotten coffee earlier so I didn't order any. Although everything was super cute, it was also a bit pricey so I unfortunately only bought some lotion which was really moisturizing and smelled AMAZING. Something I really liked is that you could sample most of the lotions and sprays so although I didn't buy them, I could at least try them out. If you go through the back exit, you enter the farm portion with a little pumpkin patch, donkeys, and sheep! There were a few places for "photo ops" too. If you walk further there's actually a little garden/flower field which was really nice to walk around and take pictures. You couldn't pick any flowers at this time but maybe we could've earlier in the season in the summer. This was a cute little farm that I would come back to for another season to see how they change it up. Although some of the items were pricier I would come back to get something as a gift. I think there's a lot of nice stuff to give for a housewarming and it's good quality too.