Excellent Service…read more Ambiance reminiscent quaint charm of America. A must visit due Staff whom are trained exceptionally well. Thee caveat to a well thought through dinner experience. Compliments to Management, Wine Sommelier efforts and Thee Staff member whom made My eve(Ning) memorable.

French Restaurant in the middle of Eastern PA- unexpected. In fact, this is the second one to which…read morewe have gone in a 30 minute radius- we will not discuss the first- Golden Pheasant was quite a pleasant experience. First- the decor is open and airy in a rather idyllic setting- perhaps late 18th, early 19th century building? I don't recall the precise date. The southern dining room is well lit and sets betwixt a canal on the West and the Delaware River on the East. Both of which can easily be viewed- along with a public tow-path for the canal. Yes, there is outdoor seating. The wine list is what you would expect, and that is not so say anything denigrating. We went with a 2023 Châteauneuf-du-Pape (Cellier des Princes Châteauneuf-du-Pape La Chasse des Princes) - while a bit young, it was kept well, and went swimmingly with our lunch, nor was it overpriced. The food. Moules Marinières. C'est magnifique! Tender. Flavourful. Fresh (as best as one can be 90 minutes from the sea). The broth was exquisite- not overly salted, and very respectful of the Mussels- very traditional and well executed. I will certainly be back here. In fact, speaking with another well travelled Wine Enthusiast/Foodie semi-local at a wine bar about Golden Pheasant, he shared much the same sentiment. Truly, this encompasses a roadside hidden gem.

Ok so that bread was expensive but it was worth every penny. And this piece of cake. Geez…read more Doesn't get much better than that

New favorite store!!! Went in on a busy Holiday weekend night and the girl working was so sweet! We…read morewere able to sample cheeses and she was very knowledgeable about them. They had such a variety of charcuterie items and cookware and seasonings. Imported foods and more cheeses than i could ever try at once. A cute bakery counter which even had some gluten free options. Even local cold brew. As someone who is a Rivertown local I am sad i did not know this place existed sooner!

A short while back we had to live in a hotel for several weeks and I started to buy your sprouts at…read morethe Mom's here in Arlington. They are awesome. I have always loved sprouts and your mix is just the best. I toast Ezekiel bread and add a little sriracha, hummus, and a thick layer of sprouts. YUMMERS. The last two boxes have been a bit old, wet, and not appealing. I wanted to let you know so you could check your supply chain with the Mom's people. You have inspired me to become a sprouter. Pics of my super sandwich are attached.

I received one of there products with a broken jar and I can't seem to get any response when I…read moreemaile them. Imagine that

The finest cheeses and meats and breads. Simple and profound. Been a fan for years. The reason?…read more Everything is from scratch.

A great local farm which has some great cheese's kept in a cheese cave and known for their Veal…read moreSausages as well. Some hearty farm type breads, heavy but good. Make the trip they have lots to offer!

Best buffalo chicken pizza and calamari love cafe Maria better than any pizza place in Flemington…read moreand that's just me being honest asf I will only get buffalo chicken pizza here they do it best

Cafe Maria is our go to place for all celebrations. The food is consistently good and service is…read moregreat! A real family feel and a wonderful place to celebrate all kinds of events. Shirley Conti

Still ordering and loving those mild and sweet pickled beets…read more I now buy 6 jars at a time!

I was so disappointed by a "Pumpkin Farm" we took The Kid to last fall. Not only did you have to…read morepay $5 to ride the tractor about 20 feet, but there were Sku stickers on the "field pumpkins". Which were in what was clearly a corn field. Now, I'm a dedicated urban/suburbanite. I've got a pronounced phobia of camping, and don't know the first thing about large scale farming, but even I can tell a corn stalk from a pumpkin vine. Maybe its because I've been spoiled by Penn Vermont. A truly remarkable family run farm with amazing produce. And the propriaters could not be more friendly. The whole family are just delightful. My family has been going here for the past 10 years. They still let my dad come oogle the cider press (its an antique) and he's been known to drink it straight from the gallon in the backseat of the car. Great selection of local produce at reasonable prices. And not a Sku in sight! They get lots of business in the fall for pumpkins and apples. The hayrides to the pumpkin field are free and feature cows, a free apple for munching, and some amazing views of rural Bucks County. But don't forget about them in the summer either! They have a great selection of warm weather fruits and veggies. I'm putting them with "garden" because this is where I go when something doesn't quite work out but I want tasty and local . Even master gardeners need a fail safe plan. Cash only. And drive safe up the one lane driveway.

Nice little farm with sweet owners and reasonable prices. We will go back. Got apples and string…read morebeans which were really fresh.

We get our fresh blueberries, white & yellow peaches and black raspberries from Brett at Bedminster…read moreOrchards at the Doylestown Farmers Market on Saturdays. Truly special and amazingly sweet local fruit. We love it!