Great place to buy fresh produce. Corn is delicious. Also have milk, ice cream and more. Very nice…read morecustomer service, very helpful. Love the new building.

The service here has been going downhill for years. They are no longer a place to get affordable…read morefarm fresh produce they've turned into an overpriced convenience store. They are all over the map on what they offer and can't seem to focus on anything. This is not Dick Tebbs Farms. The younger generation who took over are destroying that legacy with baffling bad business decisions.

As a resident of NJ who was visiting Williamsport for the first time, I found this open air market…read moreto be a refreshing introduction to the area merchant scene. The first person I met during my stay at Genetti Hotel mentioned that this market existed and convinced me to take a stroll over to visit, just a block away. I love supporting local farmers and small businesses , so I was glad to do so. The market offers a broad array of local merchants and artisans of all varieties, such as farm fresh producers of veggies, fruits and meats, soap makers, jewelry makers, horticultural creators, seafood vendors, wood workers, hot food chefs who cook on demand, bakers... you name it! The best part was getting to talk to a couple of the merchants. I met one soap maker who explained her entire process for making bars of soap from start to finish. She was very transparent with me about which products were all natural as I am cautious about using products that might irritate my sensitive skin. That interaction made me feel more inclined to support her business and help me appreciate the product that much more. My husband walked away from the meat tent with a big, farm fresh, vacuum sealed and frozen brisket that cost only $7 per pound. (!!) Cash is preferred but credit & debit cards are accepted throughout the market place. Everyone offered service with a smile and a kind word. I walked away one happy shopper.

The farmer's market has expanded greatly since its inception; it's great to see a variety of…read morevendors, including other non-food items like jewelry, clothes, and pottery. There's a decent variety of produce, meat, and baked goods. I'm a huge fan of Wild for Salmon. Fresh salmon at a reasonable price that is brought back to PA from Alaska. I'd love to see more of the vendors take Square for those days when I forget to bring cash. Williamsport doesn't have enough places where many people gather... so it's great to see that!

My favorite ice cream stand anywhere. Specialty sundaes based with homemade cakes (think Tandy…read morecake, brownie, apple dumplings) and to die for toppings. Grab some ice cream and sit on the Adirondack chairs that surround a beautifully landscaped pond. The ambiance is wonderful. The staff is so knowledgeable and friendly. The gift shop has handmade and non-handmade gifts. I can go on (but then I'd be gushing!). Tell them Michelle sent you! Oh and make sure to sign up for their weekly updates for those homemade sundaes. They have a wonderful garden shop with a huge assortment of plants, shrubs, annuals and perennials.

Service is great ice cream is delicious well made perfection. And it has a great set upread more

Styer's is the best place to get locally grown produce in the food desert that is Muncy! The Styer…read moreFamily is a great group of caring neighbors.

The sandwiches used to be the best in the area, but they've cut down on the amount of meat, etc and…read morethey're not even close to what they used to be.

Since we were in the neighborhood, got off the I-80 and went the back country roads to this place…read more Sure glad we did. A nice small Amish run business. Fresh produce available. Small grocery dry goods and ice cream. But the beat was their deli and sandwich counter!had their fresh baked bread with ham and the works. It was yes Delicious!! While there we also got some corn and other dried beans and Amish food items. See my photos! After we stayed on the country roads till Muncy (shopping mall) then on to Williamsport. A recommend for sure.

They are good local farm friendly people. I can always trust Moore's to make the best quality feed.read more

Food: I got the BBQ dinner plate with brisket and macaroni…read moreand baked beans. Good baked beans, but the mac tasted like it had Velveeta, and I didn't like that. brisket was good, but my dads is better. Overall, all of the food was cold, but mostly tasted good. We also got fries, which were good and straight out of the fryer and were good. Service: Was good and fast, but at the fries stand the guy was talking. Other than that, clean and friendly. Atmosphere: Could tell that this was where the community came and connected. I liked that. Some of the vendors looked very bored. Overall: Parking was a bit funky, but they had 3 entrances which was helpful. I couldn't really learn much before we spent money there from the website, so I wish the website was a bit clearer. Other than these, the real experience was good, and sausage sandwich that the person with me ordered was apparently amazing. Would go here again. Good Amish produce.

I thought that the prices of produce would be more competitive but they aren't. Sometimes it's…read morebetter to watch the sales at the grocery stores. Also, the guy who sells silver and gold is a dishonest person. He cheated me out of hundreds of dollars. Buy from someone who is an honest business person.

Food is very good staff is very helpful enjoy shopping there. Needs more handicap parking.read more

More like a supermarket vs a farmers market. I had hoped that it would have more of a family farm…read morevibe. The produce looks clean and fresh and they have a good selection on deli meats and cheese.

Great selection of fresh foods--fruits, vegetables, bread, and meat. Watermelons are very juicy…read moreand sweet. Some foods are available in bulk. Prices are reasonable and specials usually offer great value. Prepared foods are good too. Service is excellent.