Great fresh produce & lots of great gift shopping from local farms - black peanuts, red popcorn on…read morea cob, fruit infused vinegars, locally made chocolate. A cheerful & charming spot to stop for a coffee and fresh homemade pastry. The surprise bonus - a 2 bedroom Airbnb behind the store where you can wake up in the morning to a wide open view of strawberry fields forever!

From the owner: We are focused on providing locally sourced food from farmers and other food purveyors.read more

Nice garden figurines and other garden needs. Friendly staff. Joe helped me with my needs and was…read moreextremely helpful

Wonderful products and beautiful garden items. Owners are wonderful, caring and amazing people…read more Highly recommend!!

The best strawberries I have ever had. I love the produce. It's always good. It is now a…read moretradition to stop whenever I am in the area. There were so many beautiful flowers this time of year!!!

We've shopped at Mason Farms for a few years-- bought a bushel of peaches, etc in the past. But…read morethis year the quality of their produce is poor. We just picked out McIntosh apples today and they are old and mushy. We bought white nectarines a couple months ago and they were dry and pithy. Peas were small and picked before developing. We will be getting Wegman's from now on. Their stuff is so much better.

Cute little market with foods... crafts... little bakery, def cute place to check out... enjoyed my…read moretime there not a place where u will spend a lot of time but a neat little place to discover

This is Pennsylvania's oldest consecutively operated market house, and has been in operation since…read more1870. They have lots of things for sale inside, local produce, eggs, meat, home-baked goods, local organic goods, gourmet goods, artisan crafts, and one of my personal favorites, locally made "Beelzebub's Salsa." I just bought some of the seasonal strawberry salsa the other day. On Saturdays, this is also the place for the local Farmer's Market, with farmers and vendors setting up outside and around the perimeter of the market. This place may be the single most important landmark in all of Meadville, at least in my opinion it is.

My husband and I participated in the Wine and Chocolate Festival weekend throughout Erie Wine…read moreCountry. Burch Farms was one of our last stops on the tour, a quaint, country building located on a back road surrounded by fields. I loved the setting and atmosphere of the country store as it reminded me of farmers markets in my hometown, Lancaster County, Pa. The staff were very friendly and informative about their wine products and they were prepared for the tour with four wine tastings as guests arrived. It was nice that the tasting room was located in a section separate from the market itself. I enjoyed their sweet wines, Niagara and Concord, and we bought a bottle of Gala to take home. All of the wines were reasonably priced and truly tasted as if the fruit was picked right from the tree or vine! After the wine tasting, I browsed the market side which contained fresh produce, locally made honey, jams and jellies, and specialty pasta noodles. In addition, they had specialty sauces and ketchup's in a variety of unique flavors and various dry dip mixes that were all reasonably priced. There was a counter with a display filled with cannoli's and breads, items what appeared to be freshly made that would satisfy any sweet tooth! Overall, I enjoyed this experience, not only because it reminded me of where I grew up, but that everyone was friendly and the products were reasonably priced. This place would be beautiful during the spring and summer when the land is green and in bloom. I hope to make this a stop again in the future and to try other items that they have to offer!

This year (2025) I again checked with Burch Farms for Red Haven peach prices. For one bushel of…read more#1's pre-picked peaches they were asking for $100. Not for me; we found red havens at a farm with pick your own at about 50% less. About 5 miles away too. Hmmmm

Duran's is one of the few places that is a small business, they support local, and are true to…read morethemselves and values. Karen goes above and beyond to help with anything. The local products she features are hidden gems sometimes. Great prices and quality. The store has expanded over the years and is very clean and organized. There are contests throughout the year. They also put on Duran's Down Home days, annually, to raise money for charities. It is a full year planning process in addition to all the work at the store.

I am so appalled by the way the owner handled my complaint, I don't even know where to begin…read more I was looking at Facebook events and a Farmer's Market popped up. The photo for the event showed their property with dozens of tents and vendors. Not ever having been to the farm myself I was unaware they didn't actually grow or sell produce (at least not that I saw when I was there), they mostly sell local goods and the milk through other vendors/local farms through a sign up program. (So there aren't any "farm products" to walk in and buy despite the fact that the store front is full) The event was listed as starting at noon, and my husband arrived shortly after and took a tour of the store. By 12:30 there was no other car on the lot but ours and one other car......no vendors, no nothing. We sat on the bench outside the store and waited. Nothing. I posted to the facebook event a civil comment saying I was disappointed that no actual vendors showed up and I had driven a pretty long way to get there, all for nothing, and ended up by saying I was pretty pissed off. After I posted that a vendor posted, announced themselves as a vendor, and said they were set up on time and basically that I was a liar and then told me to **** off. Then she had her friends come into the event and make nasty comments also, and the drama went on from there. Everything from "I can go to walmart if I don't like it" to "I must be off my meds". I sent the farm a message with my original complaint, and linked to the event and the vendor comments. I pointed out to the owner that her FB event doesn't link to her page or have many details. It's not like anyone seeing the event KNOWS it's a "new" or "grassroots" effort. Maybe she (or the vendors) just didn't realize that FB events can stand alone in a list of local events, and aren't just viewable to people who "like" their page and who might already know all about the company. I feel like I gave them the benefit of the doubt there. THEY TOOK ZERO RESPONSIBILITY FOR THIER FALSE ADVERTISING. The owner messaged back (IE: in private, not in public like her vendors had done) saying no one speaks for her and that basically if I can't be patient with her grassroots effort to start a free market then I might be best served elsewhere because clearly I was starting drama. Far be it from me to drive 20 miles and expect an actual farmer's market. Regardless of what the owner says in private she's responsible for vendors using her land and her name whether they pay to set up at her event or not and they do reflect on her whether she wants them to or not. So much for this being a "Christian" establishment. Behavior like this is what ruins small businesses and why so many people don't want to support local businesses. No "real" company would ever treat a customer like this.

This place moved to 211 Mill Street…read more New menu at Edinboro Market Cafe !! Cafe kitchen hours: Tue - Sat: 11-3 Sun: 11-2 Edinboro Market hours: Tue - Fri: 9-6 Sat: 8-4 Sun: 9-2

New location is a little tricky to find but we'll worth the 5 minute search…read more Same great options with a nice little cafe. I ordered the quiche to go. I opened the box in the car, where I found a small chunk of crust. OMG!!!! That was an awesome bite of flaky buttery crust!!! I ate the remainder as I was driving. I couldn't resist the crust. The quiche was creamy custard goodness.

This is a little country market that sells Ice Cream and other dairy products, such as milk (a…read morevariety of flavors (including Raw milk)) and yogurt. They also sell some Amish baked goods, candy, and honey. We stopped and had some ice cream, and it was very good. Would come back again if I was in the area . . . Cheers!

My wife and I go there regularly. This is usually our first stop on any shopping trip. The owners…read moreare very friendly and helpful, the meats are incredible. My wife has even been able to eat brown eggs. They are so much better than store-bought eggs.

After months of looking for a family-owned farm to source our animal products, we stumbled upon…read moreWalnut Hill Farm in Sharpsville, Pennsylvania. From sustainability to humility, we fell in love with everything Michael and Karen had to offer. If you are lucky enough to live in the area (or willing make the drive), I would highly recommend Walnut Hill Farm!

Cutest little store with a wide selection. Fresh pies are available, produce, flowers and the list…read moregoes on. Woman working the counter was quite friendly. And verified when I asked about allergens with their pies. I will be back agai

I am soo disappointed. I work 2 jobs and was coming from 20 mins away to get a tree for the…read moreholidays. We called the night before to see what time they were going to be open. They said 930am. I went there at 930 because I had to to be to work later on in the day. This being said my husband called to complain about this this and also ask why they didnt answer the phone to even let someone know when they were clearly there, and the reply was because they were debating on when to open. If they were going to open at 930 or Noon. Are you serious!!!!! Then they said it was out of there hands on how to let customers know when they are or are not open. If thats how you are going to run your business fine. I will not be buying here again. We spend atleaat 80 dollars a year to get a tree and some times more if we get there other products they sell. ​