Wonderful place to visit and enjoyed all the baked goods and crafts. Can't wait to go again next…read moreyears! So fun. I highly recommend!

This is a very small market, BUT it more than proves that you don't need to be overwhelmed to have…read morethe essentials. I really love it. There's a few stands, but there is everything you need there. Produce, organic meats, herbs, plants, raw honey. There's even a few stops for some non-toxic skin care. Be Well Bakery is also present, offering up some of their goodies for a cheaper price than at the main shop. I highly suggest you check it out if you're in the area!

Food ,service always excellent,,smell so good in ,,if you never been suggested anyone should try it…read more,everything,,hot food etc

It's been many years since I've been to Dutch Country farmers market. It's just how I remembered…read moreit. Great variety of meats, sweets, and everything in between. When you go, be patient and be ready to pay for each item per area. It's separate counters where you pay. They take cash and credit cards. The vibe is crowded but people are polite if you are polite. The sandwiches on potato roll is my fav. Prices are good

They would not let my 7 year old use their bathroom. I feel this is wrong. There should be…read moreexceptions for small kids.

I am so happy that Jenkintown has a farmers market! It's a brand new market right in the center of…read moreJenkintown on Wednesday afternoons. Raw milk, fresh breads, local produce, yummie treats... I love it! And, from what I understand, new farmers are set to join as the season progresses. I can't wait to see what's new this week!

Clean, amazing prices, a wonderland of variety. I was able to get some great affordable caviar,…read moregravalax, dairy free sour cream, sour cherries, Korean carrot salad, and more. I really like the variety here and will definitely visit again. I got hell picking out my caviar and the customer service was excellent.

Large selection of many items from produce to other foods…read more Good pricing and availability. Many specialties of European and Asian foods.

"Do you have pasteurized eggs?"…read more "Sorry I don't speak English" *Notices she IS the manager* Solid operation you guys are running here (Update) Manager responds with generic "contact us to get to the bottom of this" What exactly are we getting to the bottom of? Maybe a Duolingo subscription? It was bad enough when I called looking *specifically* for pasturized eggs they said they carried them. So I rerouted and stopped in. Looks at packages "Pasture raised eggs" Honest mistake but it compounded the annoyance with "I'm paid to help you but can't"

I went shopping here, filling my cart and ready to drop some serious cash. After spending some time…read morethere, nature called and I politely asked to use their restroom, the staff gave me the royal flush-off, saying it was 'not for public use.' The irony? While they wouldn't let a paying customer use their actual toilet, they had no problem treating me like crap! Talk about a toilet paper thin customer service policy. You'd think after the 2018 Starbucks incident right here in Philadelphia - where two Black men were arrested after being denied bathroom access, sparking national outrage and lawsuits - local businesses would understand that denying restrooms to customers is a PR nightmare waiting to happen. But apparently NetCost missed that memo. Here's a business that's literally sitting on a goldmine of customer goodwill, but they're too busy being number two at customer service to notice. They've got the whole 'crappy experience' thing down to a science - who doesn't treat people like crap in 2025? Save yourself the trouble and take your business somewhere that doesn't think customer service should go down the drain. This place is the toilet of grocery stores. One star - because zero isn't an option!

This is a tiny farmers' market located in a parking lot. Only a couple of booths were selling…read moreveggies and mushrooms this week. Other vendors were selling bread, meat and honey. All in all, a very nice start for an under-served area. Given the abundance of more robust farmers' markets and stands on our usual circuit, we are unlikely to return but we wish the sellers and buyers here the best of luck.

Amazing well managed stock. I have been able to find items…read moreon a consistent basis, that I often can locate anywhere else. The quality of most of the produce is excellent.

Newly opened this Friday 6/14/24. 20% off sale until this Sunday…read more Organic options available as well as farmers market produce. They have more high-quality items available. They have an extensive coffee, trail mix, snacks purchase by the pound section. Bakery, spices by the pound, deli section, ready-to eat section, ready-marinated meats section, and so much more. Samples are available upon request to try. They do have some competitive advantage against Giants: organic cherries, cold-pressed coconut water (I think?), and more fair-trade/humane items. Some downsides: not WIC eligible and doesn't have Flashfood like Giants. But am glad that they're competing with giants and could maybe tame down the grocery prices in Roosevelt Mall.

Always like coming here. Hoagies are good. Lots of fresh produce and my husband likes to peruse the…read morebaked goods.

Not just your ordinary farm mart, Lou's offers cakes, produce, deli, seasonal items and even frozen…read moremeals. Lou's soups are a fan favorite here and taste like home made. With insane specials, sometimes Lou's is better than the grocery store. Look for Logan on TikTok to find out what's on sale each week. Plenty of spring summer flowers to choose from on the spring and Christmas trees and grave items in the winter their outdoor area is just as fresh as their produce. While not everyone shares Logan's exuberance, everyone is friendly and welcoming. Weekends can be quite crowded but they really work efficiently to get you checked out.

Terrible attitude from a cashier called "MeMe", an African American girl that hates customers and…read moreher job. She overcharged me, and argued about the signs that posted on the products. Asked me to carry the baskets of other customer and placed it on the floor. I asked her to do it herself but she replied "you suppose to do it in order to be checked out."

Nowadays I'm what you would call the COOKING FOODIE. So I attend to groceries and cooking more than…read morerestaurants. Store: Three small aisles of tons and tons of fresh fruits and veggies. And they are real busy. OMG the strawberries were plumped as something! I tried Russian bread, Chinese pears and plump red bell peppers. I ate and can report that everything is very fresh!