Wonderful place to get your fresh veggies. Tomatoes are the best…read more People could be a little friendlier but they are ok They had fresh bread at one time that was outstanding

The produce is always exceptional, wide varieties and nicely presented. In season, there are…read moredelicious homemade pies and breads, been going there for years, just love it!

Love this farmer's market setup. A beautiful fall day spent at the farmer's market supporting farms…read moreand local business is the way to go! With several farm options with organic as well you can't go wrong. There's also a couple coffee/tea shops here, a couple warm food options to purchase from, and more. It's located by the beautiful bridge and waterfront which is great to relax by after supporting the local small business here.

Really well organized market! They have a nice variety of stands and lots of produce options. Come…read moreearly when they open to get your pick on what you want before things run out - also to avoid the summer heat! That would be my one complaint- there's not a lot of shade options or water stands. It was very hot when I went and I felt that a lot of the shady spots were occupied by other people. They should have more shady tents and water stands set up (or at least more tents/stands that offer water with a sign that says "water sold here").

Bathrooms deplorable!! Couldn't see in the mirrors so much scum. Handwashibg sink mold with hand…read moredryer covered in scum. Used my shoe to flush due to crud buildup on flush lever. ​

You would think that opening up a brand new Quick Chek in Hampton, New Jersey was the second coming…read moreof Christ with the way that the townsfolk lined up for the grand opening. Ever since the old bagel stand burned itself down here prior there has been a vacant lot until QC came in. The gas is rock bottom cheap, the tire air pumps are always free and the hoagies (never subs!) are decent. Since there is no Wawa or Sheetz locations within the immediate area this is the next best thing.

I have been picking at Bonacorsi Family Farm for many years now. They are hands-down the…read morefriendliest, most knowledgable, and caring family of farmers in the entire county. Their apples, peaches, strawberries, and blueberries are THE BEST I have ever eaten. The flavors are incredible, the fruit lasts long when stored right, and you'll never want to go back to the supermarket! Every time I bring their fruit (or bake something with their fruit) to a party, it is always the highlight of the dessert table! Picking here is always so much fun & has the tastiest fruit as reward; I never do U-Pick anywhere else!! Always check their facebook for all their latest updates -- checking ahead has never led me astray! TLDR: No better strawberries, apples, peaches, and more in the entire county!!

The asparagus that I recently bought was the best I've ever had !! I returned for another bunch…read moreand will be back for more !!

I like local markets. I dislike when they are out of the…read morereason I stopped. But I understand. You advertise fresh cider in January? People will claim it all. I could have taken a gallon on the road with me, but not sure how that would have kept. So I looked around and went with a fresh-baked cinnamon roll and some fresh-made scrapple. Yup. They make scrapple here. That's pretty cool. Not cool? I asked for a half pound. I got closer to a pound. The lady (owner?) gave me a blank look when I asked for less. Because she couldn't mold it back into the loaf or something. I ended up going with it but she should have accommodated and given me what I asked for. Scrapple was the best you'll find this far out of scrapple country. Roll was delicious. My friend enjoyed his homemade pumpkin crumb cake. Other products, I wouldn't bother. A lot of their branded products are overpriced. I asked about their (homemade?) pecans and she said "price is on the bottom of each jar". Actually, a lot of jars were missing the price. So we've got some consistency issues here. I would classify this as a boutique market, a nice little stop if you have a craving, but I wouldn't make this a regular stop. (Sadly, if only they kept up with their cider doughnuts through midday, my review may have ended differently.)

I haven't had the food yet but it looks good. A lot of produce but the cost of the rudest costumer…read moreservice ever so rude and I'm not a Karen trust me.The lady was rude and sound annoyed evan with a old lady. How every thay had shoofly pie which was new and different so that's a plus.The vibes were not fun but it also had that nice country side, pit stop, old rustic, shaby, original,farm, old fashioned ,small shop, nice for road trip stop feeling so ya not horrible vibes

Wow! My first review of 2026! Wonderful experience getting kiffles from here. I highly recommend…read moreyou visit! You may know kindles as kifli or kolacky. They're pastries that are popular in Hungary and Eastern Europe. The cookies are made of pastry. Who knew that there were such amazing Eastern European pastries in Pennsylvania? They're a dollar each. I tried the walnut, apricot, plum, and prune (lekvar). The texture is amazing. They stay fresh a week later and are so soft. Good service. Cute shop that serves coffee too, and there's a parking lot in the back.

I have been purchasing Aunt Wendy's kiffles at the grocery store for the last few years. Always…read morefresh and very good. We like these alot more than their local area competitor's; which we had both on the table this year. Try them if you get a chance.

Best place for local purchases of anything and everything you can imagine. They're going to be open…read moreevery Sunday now and for what I don't grow myself I'll be getting there. Highly recommend and bring your own bags to keep the earth clean!!

This is the BEST Farmers Market in this area, hands down…read more Unlike some other local markets, the food here is actually from local farmers, and there is a ton of variety. Baked good stands, flower stands, produce and fruit stands, a stand for fresh herbs, organic meats and eggs... you can even adopt kittens from a shelter (or look at them rolling around and feel your heart breaking!). Often times there is a bluegrassy band playing, toddlers dancing, people walking their dogs, kids playing with sidewalk chalk, and lots of folks making conversation. The owners of the stands are also very friendly and helpful, and you get can incredible deals on produce. This is exactly what a Farmers Market should be. The perfect way to spend a Sunday is a trip to Emmaus to this market, Balasia to eat, the Cottage for gifts and stationary, and Mas cafe for a good cup of coffee.

Stopped in to the farm store to give support to the locals. The girl working was very helpful, a…read moregreat conversation and friendly. Their breads looked great (ciabatta, french country, pullman seeded, baguettes, and best looking to me roasted garlic asiago), but we passed on them this go around. I'll snag one on the next visit along with their chicken pot pie. Some notes from what I bought: The Bavarian style pretzels were good, a bit on the stale side. At $5 a piece I'd pass next time unless fresh. The chocolate chip cookies were $4 a piece, huge and delicious. Regular pork bacon $13lb was delicious with a light touch of smoke. Hot Italian Sausage $13lb went well with a spaghetti dinner. The heat was just right. Eggs - $9 a dozen. I bought a dozen pullet eggs - notes on the carton "Pullet eggs come from our new flock of laying hens and are only around for the spring months, While smaller, they are more nutrient dense and have brighter yolks." They were tasty. We had fun watching my youngest walk and talk with the chickens, but weren't able to see the pigs or rabbits. The smell of the wood burning oven baking fresh pizza shells was nice along with the fresh country air. The shop is small, but they had the freezers filled with different cuts of meat (beef, pork, chicken didn't see rabbit) and coolers/shelves filled with locally made pantry items (jams, honey, syrup, olive oils, coffee). You can also buy gift cards and shirts/hats. I'll repeat to try more items when in the area again. Thanks guys!

I get my Apple Ridge "fix" at the Doylestown Farmer's Market and they brown butter chocolate chip…read morecookies are decadent and delicious. The focaccia is always good, too. My man loves the (Gi-normous) pretzels. Happy people working there and wonderful baked treats.