Great cheap produce minutes from the heart of Doylestown! Stop in today for the selection and friendly service. read more

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Less than impressed by the pre-bagged fruit - I only need 1 or 2 - and prefer to purchase loose produce. I did get a head of romaine and some (eat now, or forever hold your peace) very r[pe blueberries, plus 3 bananas. I guess I am stuck with Giant. Oh, how I miss Gentile's in Newtown Square. Is there anywhere else in Dtown to get really GOOD produce? (Not McCaffery's - they are beautiful but too expensive. That is "special occaision" fruit). read more

As I recently moved up here from Florida, I was so surprised at all the fresh vegetables and produce in Pennsylvania. I think in the month I've been in Pennsylvania, I've been to Doylestown produce about 10 times. They always have seasonal items for purchase outside, and the standard fresh, local produce inside for an extremely reasonable price. They also sell fresh local milk and apple cider as well as snacks and nut butters. They take card or cash and will pack your items in a reusable box. I highly recommend you grab a bag of coffee that they sell by the cash register.... It's the best coffee I've ever had! read more

Produce ready to eat. It's ripe and wonderful. Don't buy a week's worth (if so, go to The Giant) ... it is ready now and for the next few days. Prices are good. read more

Went for a 3.99 refund for nectarines that were green an never ripened the first word was sorry this is from October 19 an "Our Policy is" well I can't get there an I'm fighting cancer an sometimes policies SHOULD be IGNORED!!!! read more

I moved from Philadelphia not long ago. I was looking for produce as the prices in the grocery stores are unacceptable and I was used to buying at a couple of different Produce Junction locations. So I am quite pleased to find Doylestown Produce. Sure, it's a little smaller than I am used to, but the selection is more than adequate. It was well stocked and the prices are just fine. I like that there are preserves and honey for sale from local farms. The service is also good. As I am one of those people who almost never carry cash, I am glad they take plastic. Yes, this is a fine addition to the produce box I buy from Hungry Harvest. Glad it is around. read more

It's like a tiny roadside shack with terrible looking produce. We walked in, looked around, asked if there was any all-natural or organic produce, and was told no. Saw nothing that looked good enough to eat, and left. read more

Just got my Christmas tree (3years in a row). Good service friendly people and great produce!!!

Overall, the quality of product is pretty good. There are some items that can save you money. Onions at 40 cents per pound, for example. I also regularly buy peeled garlic, lemons, limes, scallions, and mushrooms. Fresh herbs are a lot less expensive that food markets. The flowers are a super buy! The people who work here are friendly, and helpful. The parking is a bit tricky, but manageable. read more

I am a former employee and I can tell you DO NOT TRUST THE PRODUCE HERE. Most of it goes bad within a few days after purchase and there is mold EVERYWHERE. Employees are told to wipe off mold from the produce and still bag it anyways. There are rodents running around in the back and black mold and heaps of dust, dirt, and grime in the walk in cooler. The owner doesn't care about the cleanliness as all of this has been brought to his attention. read more

Oh what a sad sight this place is from the busy place it was a year ago! The introduction of a new owner with new till and electrical stock control, credit cards and the fastest chip reader in the business, and refrigeration has now a quick turn over in staff going though a leaning curve. Today, being the last day I will step over their threshold, meet up with a cashier who thought it was easier to ring up all dried fruit under apricots rather than identify the product with its correct name. This action could have cost me $3.00 extra. When alerted to the error, which was evident on the screen she corrected her error, but then stopped showing items as they were scanned. Now sensed by her careless ways challenged her again on a price 2.99 but rung up as $3.00. " A cent" was the comment, yes I said its my cent and not the first error you've made. "I can't change the price in the computer," Ok then I will solve your problem by having you remove the item from my total. I remember only a year ago at the till the old owner adding my total in their head as they packed the goods into a box! Never did I question their adding ability or pricing the item incorrectly, and if there was a question of quality, it was either given free or a reduced price. Ah the old days! It hard to improve on perfection, and these wallers failed completely. read more

This place is worth it. I've never had on-the-verge-of-rotten or poor quality produce from here! The only thing "stale" sometimes are the flowers. Anyway, everything here is super cheap and they have a huge variety. The only downside is that they bundle items, so you might have to buy 7 cucumbers instead of 1 or 2. It's good for most items, but I don't solely buy my produce here. Also, randomly, they sell decorations around the holidays. read more

Wow! This produce stand has great prices! $1.50 for five navel oranges. You can really stretch your money here! This is a great place for a vegetarian to shop at. The only down side is parking. There's only enough room for about 10 cars. I arrived a little after 5 pm and it was packed. When I left, no one was there so try to go late in the day. Even if you have to find street parking it's worth it. read more

I love it here...been going for years. The staff is so laid back & helpful with anything you need. They're always packed...& that's for obvious reasons! My dad bought me yellow roses 4/14 and they literally just died three days ago...that's 3 weeks! And they were absolutely beautiful too! Great selection, price and service-- totally satisfied customer. Thanks D-town Produce, keep it going! read more

I love this place!!! ... I consume 3 + citrus fruit per day and I usually need help I buy so much ... Any issues are same as any grocery store and occurs when I'm not paying attention. Very kind family interest ... They told me I could hop their leer jet next Miami vitamin c run ..*wink wink read more

The quality of the fruit and vegetables at the Doylestown Produce Outlet has declined significantly in recent months. In the past 5 weeks I have purchased from this outlet and have been very disappointed with the result. Fruit lasts maybe 36 hours before becoming too rotten to eat, Vegetables last maybe 3 days before they are no longer eatable. I will not be purchasing eatable items from this vendor again. read more

I go there at least twice a week. It is hit or miss with freshness/ripeness but most of the stuff is as good as the grocery store. I go there on my way to the grocery store, get the things on my list that look good, then head to the grocery store to get the rest. read more

Doylestown Fruit and produce needs to step up there game. They are new owners since early summer, but they need inventory in the store. No fruit on a Saturday (ridiculous) except for brown bananas, rotten pineapples and old raspberries. Sad I frequent this store twice a week, but I need to shop elsewhere. I tried on several occasions, but it hasn't improved. read more

You don't have to worry that they "add it up in their heads." These guys/gals are terrific and I can guarantee never make math mistakes. They are courteous, efficient and about as hard-working as you will ever find. I haven't bought produce in a regular grocery store in two decades. They are top notch and an asset to Doylestown Borough. Kudos to them for coming all the way up here from Philadelphia to serve us. read more

This place is great! I get my produce so much cheaper here compared to the super market. Plus, the staff is so helpful. I have a baby so I shop while I carry the baby carrier. They always take my grocery bags out to my car. read more

being a health conscious vegetarian this place has its pros and cons for sure. The cons being, parking, all produce is bundled so you must buy large amounts of everything, and its definitely not organic or "top quality", but what drives me a little bonkers is that no matter who the check out person is, they don't use a computer or even a calculator to add up your purchase, they add it up in their heads and quickly at that. Im a pretty smart cookie and I cant even add that fast... so sometimes I question the accuracy, I would recommend keeping track of your purchases so you can double check that they are giving you an accurate price. Also, theyre a little old school and do not take cards so be prepared with cash or a check. BUT, when the pricing is accurate it is DEFINITELY a good deal there. You are paying for slightly lower quality (not organic, and being a produce snob, most of the items, fruit in particular, I can taste a difference when buying here), but I have never seen anything spoiled or rotten there. It may be slightly lower quality (therefor the price) but it always appears fresh. I only started shopping here when I decided to start juicing extensively and the costs made more sense here and I was willing to take the slightly lower quality produce since im not eating it whole and I go through A LOT when juicing. The staff there isn't overly friendly but ive never had anyone be rude to me... theyre just kinda of quiet. Id say, if youre on a budget, its worth it. but be prepared to buy in bundles. read more

They are going to docks to get this produce which is why it is rotten. I would agree with Barry F but he said veggies last 3 days. I went there three times since new owner and I always have to throw everything out the next day. Their website says they open at 700 am on Friday and I was there on FRIDAY and they didn't open until 7:35. Really??? YOU just opened a year ago and already messing up. I will not be back. THEY raised the prices and it's ROTTEN food !!!!! I can go to grocery store and get fresh for the same price. I live on a budget I can't afford to throw money in the garbage which is where you should have put your vegetables that you're selling. YOU have a cash register but don't give receipts. I'M an auditor I pay attention to this stuff!! Someone asked for a receipt and the cashier wrote it with a duplicate!!! Ha!!! Ha!!!! Really?? Auditors know about two sets of tape- that's Auditing101!! read more