Greedy. Took a $2,500 deposit for a wedding in Covid and didn't refund. The tour was early 2020 for…read morea September wedding. Literally the only company that wasn't refunding people during this time. All we got for the $2,500 was a 45 minute tour of the facilities. Avoid.

From the owner: Since 1872, our family farm in the rolling hills of Southwestern Pennsylvania has raised all…read morenatural grass fed beef. The many natural springs on the property as well as the homegrown hay we produce keeps our livestock extremely healthy. We believe in eating grass fed and take pride in being able to sell our product wholesale so that our customers get the most budget friendly and healthy option for themselves and their families.

Great produce and friendly staff. Love their peaches when Mother Nature cooperates and lets the…read morepeaches grow and ripe.

Great customer service! Everything I purchased was delicious and will definitely go back!! Much…read morebetter than big chain meats!

This farm market was HUGE. A huge selection of produce (given, I went in June), a large selection…read moreof honeys, spices, jams, baking supplies, candies and more. They have a deli counter and a selection of packaged meats and sea foods. This was my first time visiting, but I will definitely be going back. The staff were all so lovely.

Excellent product and wonderful people. Lovely displays and helpful staff. Best place to shop in…read morethe area!

It's very clean. The apples are beautiful. The produce is good. The prices are a little higher do…read morenot buy the cider. They don't pasteurize it and we got sick off of it once.

I just started juicing and this was my first location at buying fresh ingredients. I may have…read moreoverdone it as I purchased about $100 in fruits and vegetables. Let's say I still have bottles in my freezer. They have a very nice selection of apples and they even provide free samples of Cider which I made myself when I got home with varied varieties of apples. Thanks Hillcrest Orchard. Oh I forgot to say that I was greeted by a dog just walking around. He was friendly but it caught me off guard.

This is THE farmers market to go to when you need just about any sort of produce. Or something…read moreextra... but the regulars are Simmons, Janoskis, "the farm family", near Wood street bakery (fridays) and Pitaland,who have a fantastic variety of produce/herbs/plants, "the older guys" down towards the kettle corn (this doesn't arrive till June) Then you have food vendors- like Acou try Style Pizza, shaved ice, local honey, Coyne Family meats, the fudge lady, etc sorry I cannot name them all! Fridays only in May, then Things start rolling in June-August. Best part, this goes until November; it's covered, mostly enough parking except be prepared when corn season hits. Last Friday, the first market, Janoskis brought, French carrots, fennel, Sorrel, plants, tons of lettuces and cabbage- just to name a few. The AMAZING wood Street Bakery had their fresh breads, cinnamon rolls- so much good stuff that's hard to choose! And a new vendor came selling beautiful tulip bouquets. This has been a family favorite stop for over 20 years that we've lived nearby.

I just happened to be visiting the area and found out about this farmer's market. It was small, but…read morealso meant it wasn't overly crowded. You could get in and out fairly quickly if you knew exactly what you wanted. We arrived a few minutes after 5:30pm and there was a bit of a crowd already, but not the same magnitude of farmer's markets in the bay area. We only picked up a few veggies and fruit, all fresh and crispy, though one of the ears of corn we got had some smaller kernels compared to the rest of the bunch. Also managed to get some baked items, some gifts to take home, plus freshly cooked chinese dumplings! Besides the fresh veggies, these were a highlight considering there isn't much local asian food to choose from and definitely some of the better made dumplings I've had. Not too salty and not too oily. Great place to pick up a quick dinner or some last minute veggies.

If you want to beat the traffic tie ups in the eastern part of the county, head west on 39 to this…read moreawesome family owned/run farm stand! Their fruits and veggies are so fresh and delicious! And they operate on the honor system after hours and on Sundays. HIGHLY recommend!

Nice variety of foods. All was good but be aware of the bulk food because some of the candy was…read morehard, possibly old? The Amish doughnut, baker, hot foods and meat market was great and fresh. All the workers were very kind and accommodating. also very clean.

This small market was neat to go into. I like to stop and see new places. And was happy I did. I…read moremade a purchase and checked out the store. I didn't interact with the staff. Except the cashier. Who did tell me the chips I was buying were extremely tasty. Biscuit and gravy chips. I figured why not. If you drive by. Stop in and see what they have. You never know what you want till you see it.

Another great experience at Hucks! It seemed more picked over than the last time I was here, but I…read morestill was able to get my staples! I got pasta sauce and noodles, 2 different types of pickles and tomatoes. I also got a make your own sandwich and a side of baked potato salad. It hit the spot!

I really wish I got around to taking photos of everything while I was there. At first it looks like…read morea market store and a garden nursery.... Boy will you be wrong- the place extends well out into the back! We didn't go into the nursery area but the plants were gorgeous. Go into the market store area- it is huge! There's a bakery, a deli, a little lunch spot, groceries, candies, home goods etc. I want to highlight the little wine section with the kindest lady working there. She gave us a tour of the entire place - that's how we found out the place was much more than meets the eye! We sampled several different wines, and purchased several! One of the wines sold there supports a rescue group with every sale. We bought some jams (birthday gifts), honey and hot sauces from the store. Traverse out back, there's the original barn that is a gift shop (3 stories), lots of unique items, a farm petting barn of animals rescued from slaughterhouses, a separate store for those with allergies that they can shop specific allergen friendly food. An ice cream stand, a hard cider ale house and some play areas for the children. We stopped in the arsenal ale house to have a drink and that was delicious too! We were hungry after and were looking for place to eat then we remembered there was a little lunch spot in the store so back in we went! Perfect tied over lunch, great sandwiches, pickles have got to be homemade. Drinks from cooler- super refreshing. Definitely will be back.

This is one of those places that is wonderful but I avoid like the plague during fall festival…read moreseason. Not because their fall festival isn't great (it is, lots of great activities). They do manage parking and crowds fairly well, but it was an absolute madhouse and wall to wall people. Just not my kind of scene when I want a farm experience. That being said, they are awesome to visit during the less busy times. They have a lot of great produce in the main shop along with things like spices and jarred/canned items. They also have a seasonal shop, garden shop and cider building. So plenty of places to explore and try great new things. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. Overall, a great farm to visit and support! Just expect huge crowds if you go in the fall.

Coyne Family Farm was founded in 2003. They raise steers, hogs, and chickens. Their website says…read morethat they raise their animals in a clean, stress-free environment without hormones and antibiotics. The chicken are free-range. The farm sells their beef, pork, and chicken through their website and through farmers' markets. So far, I have purchased Coyne's ground beef, beef cubes, beef ribs, ham, pork ribs, chicken eggs, ground chicken, and chicken breasts. The prices of these products were higher than the prices for similar products from the grocery store, but the animals were raised in more humane conditions, and the foods were a higher quality. All of the foods have been very fresh and flavorful. For example, the ham was a large, thick slice, and the pork country ribs were very tender.