Give this farmers market a try. You haven't lived until you have had fresh produce picked the same…read moreday from the farm. I am partial to the fresh lettuce but there are many other produce options available including mushrooms. Some other items for sale are fresh eggs, breads, jams and prepared foods. Check out the Food trucks that show up.

I've been reviewing the Bristol Amish Market and the Newtown Farmer's Market over the years and I…read morekeep getting away from finishing my reviews and no farmer's market would be complete without fresh produce, at the Bristol Amish Market, Ike's Garden fills these shoes. The space is no where as large as the produce areas inside the Reading Terminal Market, but they make good use of what they have, filled with fresh fruits and veggies, selling their own home grown products and that of locals when in season. I've never had a bad experience here, they supply the stand with what they think they will sell in three days and it's always fresh, firm and in great shape. Ha, we are talking about fruits and veggies here. I bought some of the best sweet corn here this summer and their blackberries were so huge and sweet. Squash and Brussels sprout season is coming up and I will go crazy over buying, because I love the stuff. I've never met a fruit or veggie that I did not like and there is always a wide variety here to choose from. Oh and they have a cooler filled with fresh squeezed orange juice, it's so cold and sweet and it's nearly impossible to pass up. Their prices are fair and they are open year 'round, but only on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Can you say Ratatouille!

I love this place!!! I know longer buy my produce from Giant.read more

The fruit and veggies are definitely not picked for quality, LOL…read more But sometimes you will get lucky and snag some ripe or near-ripe produce. The prices are lower than at local supermarkets but that means nothing if the items are spoiled or otherwise impaired. No self-checkout lanes, credit cards, or delivery. I have seen actual rats near the rear entrance. Gross! Most of the employees do not speak English and most are undocumented. I am not sure of the current name of the business.

You won't find any of those fancy fruits or veggies at Howdy's, just your standard lettuce and…read moretomatoes, apples and bananas. But at all these discount produce places, the question is always: how BAD is the produce itself. Battered and bruised? Over-ripe and ugly? Howdy's is pretty consistent. You won't have to sort through piles of apples to find a good one, and you'll pay a fraction of what you'd pay at the big chain supermarkets.

Capriotti's may be small, but they pack a lot of great stuff in there. Produce is always fresh,…read moregood quality & very reasonably priced. They also stock a decent amount of Italian style groceries including cheeses & packaged D&W lunch meats. The only downside for me is they rarely have any organic produce(I've only ever seen organic blueberries). However they do have local produce in season & I got some heirloom Jersey grape tomatoes that were amazing! The fact that they're always busy attests to the freshness, quality & pricing of their goods. They do a lot of wholesale which I presume a quick turnover helps.

You can tell the owner takes pride in their product. I feel everything is hand pickedread more

This is a review for the Corn Stop - operated by Specca - delicious fresh produce. Mostly locally…read moregrown and a few items that are not. A wonderful experience and sweet, delicious fruit (Plums, Apricots, Tomatoes and Blueberries). Ironically, we did not buy any corn. It's too early for it. No restroom - only a port-a-pottie. (Eeeeew.)

One of my fav farm stands! They have EVERYTHING you need, as well as corn- hence the name lol, in…read moreONE STOP! It's always so fresh and delicious. I got the best mangoes here a couple weeks ago. Their prices are VERY reasonable. 10/10

The best Farmers Market in the area. Everything is very fresh and vibrant. Parking is a breeze…read more Best of all, it's open YEAR-ROUND, which is a huge plus! Many vendors also accept Square, which is convenient. Now, we can get our fresh-roasted coffee, basil, micro-greens, mushrooms, produce, meat, baked goods and more! During winter, it runs on the 1st and 3rd Sat, 9-11:30. https://www.yardleyfarmersmarket.com/

Some very good vendors and some great really fresh products and good quality. I would love to see…read moremore variety. Be aware the prices can be really high on some items .....for example this summer an ear of corn was priced at $3 an ear and I could go to local farms and get them for $0.50 or less; so definitely ask the price before purchasing!

Charlann puts on a great family friendly holiday season kick off that's very affordable compared to…read moremany local farms. Free entry. $12 diy photos with Santa who arrives via tractor! The bubble making station was a big hit! There was also a table where every child could take a free book! For additional fees there were face painting, pony rides, and jump pad. Several small vendors and a beer table was onsite as well. The kids wanted hot chocolate but the line for that was so long we skipped it.

A real local gem. A true working family farm, they have amazing produce. My favorite season is…read moresweet corn season, you can eat the corn without any seasoning needed, it is THAT good. They have many different festivals and entertainment options through out the year! The atmosphere is great, the staff are kind and compassionate. We look forward to many years of fun!

This is just a very neat place to stop, take some pictures, do some chicken-watching and buy some…read morefreshly laid eggs. For the fall, the market was so well decorated with colorful squash and pumpkins beautifully laid out. They also have a large fenced in are for chickens. We watched the head rooster chase around the others in the pen. Inside the small farm store, they had seasonal local vegetables and eggs. The eggs were dated to indicate that they were laid that day, and they are $5.50 a dozen or $10.50 for two dozen. Can't get any fresher than that! Their website indicated that they sell chicken twice a year, although there was no indication inside the store regarding that. Most items are marked, but there were several variety of tomatoes that were not specifically priced. I wanted some tomatoes but I didn't get any because I didn't know the price. It is a self service honor system, with a cash box. Make a stop here if you are in the area!

I've been picking up eggs and some veggies form Milk House Farm through the Wrightstown Farmers…read moreMarket for years and never realized they have their own store 15 minutes form my house! This year, I ordered my Thanksgiving Turkey from them. The turkey was not cheap, and sure I could have bought a 99c/pound turkey at Costco, but what's in that turkey? I really wanted to serve something I knew would not be full of hormones. Let me tell you, 20 people at my table agreed without a doubt that it was the best tasting turkey they have ever had. Even the shape of the turkey was different. It walked around happily all summer long. There was no oversized breast weighting it down. Lots of tasty dark meat. The turkey was butchered and cleaned very nicely I would say. The ease of ordering and pick up was unparalleled. I chatted with the owner, who is very sweat and cares so much about what she puts out on the farm. Thank you Milk House Farm! Your first year raising turkeys was a huge success!!