Oh, wow! I planned my Saturday purposefully. First I was gonna drive from West Mifflin to Duda's in…read moreBrownsville then onto Bownsville Drive-in to enjoy a flick. Only problem was I got the closing time wrong for Saturday. I arrived past 5pm thinking they remained open til 6pm. Nope. Closed already. A guy (non-employee) who helped direct me to the market and opened the door for me found they were closed but then let me know the employee was going to let me in. This employee was Pat. Talk about being ultra kind. She let me shop and even helped me with what products to buy -- like the onion and watermelon. Thank you, Pat!

Always has the best and freshest vegetables. It's our summer go to for tomatoes and corn on the cobread more

This is such a beautiful farm. We went on a weekday and were the only ones in the tour. We fed the…read morealpacas, took pictures and had a blast in the train pulled by the tractor. They have all kind of games and a giant slide. You can enjoy all the green and the mountains from the play area. Definitely going back

What a fun and well-worth-visiting gem about 25 minutes from the north part of Deep Creek Lake!…read more I scheduled a noon tour for this past Saturday over the phone a few days earlier, and at arrival we paid $8/person after signing a waiver. You get to see the female alpacas first (about a herd of 8 of varying ages), then the males. Each paid guest receives a cup of food to feed the alpacas (save some for the males!). Bring a napkin/hand sanitizer because the alpacas like to lick up every last morsel from the palm of your hand, and some may spit at you! There's also fun games in the field, including a large giant slide for both adults and kids, a flat bouncy area, a fenced area for bouncing on some oversized balls, a tug-of-war, and other activities.

I've been to Triple B a few times over the years, but most recently had been here for their couples…read moredate night. It was the perfect evening - good price for what you got. It included picking a bouquet of flowers, a vase, two glasses of wine and a cheese box. When you arrived everyone was very friendly and check-in was easy. You started with a hay ride and then off to pick flowers. They do events like this often, so definitely check them out! We also got to see and feed the goats. Their farm store is super great and lots of great products and produce!

I live in the South Hills of Pittsburgh which puts me not at all far from this spot, and I don't…read moreunderstand how I haven't been here previously. A friend asked me if I would like to go out to get some berries. We got there after berry picking time for the day, which closed around 2 PM, but there was still plenty of time to buy berries in their market, freshly picked by their workers, and enjoy other fun things at the farm! We fed the goats, who were the sweetest, tamest goats I have ever met. (Frankly, they completely changed my opinion about goats, with which I have had some unpleasant memories in the past.) You can pay a quarter for some food and feed it to them by hand, and not a single one took it from me anything less than gently. There is also a super cute feature where you can send some food up to goats standing at the top of the pen via a pulley system. There were several baby goats here when we visited and they were ridiculously adorable. From there it was a stop at the café window where we ordered strawberry lemonade slushies that were an absolute delight. It was late in the day and they were out of several of the food offerings; I was told by my friend that the hot pretzel is fantastic, but didn't get to find out. So I went with some freshly made donuts, and it was only a few dollars for half a dozen blueberry donuts. They are wonderful eaten fresh just like this, but when you take them home you can heat them up for 10 seconds to get that just-out-of-the-oven taste. Finally we stopped in the shop which is full of all kinds of home, pantry and fresh food items. I came home with a pint of raspberries, a big bunch of strawberries (last of the season!), jars of pickled beets and bread and butter pickles, and a block of baby Swiss cheese. Everything has been absolutely fantastic and it would be easy to go absolutely wild in this store. Lots of events here during different seasons, especially apple and pumpkin season in fall which is their busiest time. After that they close for the year at Halloween. Come out and pick some berries or fresh lavender here this summer! It's a local gem.

Nature's Grove Farm is a local, family-owned farm. Their farming practices are informed by…read morepeer-reviewed research and aim to *exceed* organic standards. For example, they raise their chickens outdoors on fresh pasture with grass and bugs to eat--no soy! They also feed their animals organic, non-GMO ancient grains from a nearby Amish family, so the animals have better nutrition and health. This farm's current products include chicken, beef, lamb, eggs, and dog food. Customers may purchase these products through Nature's Grove Farm's website for either delivery or pickup. Customers may also order some foods through Market Wagon's website. So far, I have bought only chicken eggs from Nature's Grove Farm, but I plan to buy more foods from them in the future. The chicken eggs were very colorful--various shades of white, brown, and green!--and tasted very fresh and delicious.

From the owner: Nature's Grove Farm is a farm located in Latrobe, PA focused on delivering high quality and all…read morenatural products. The farm is run on rules based from nature. That means there is never any use of chemical treatments such as fertilizers or pesticides, vaccines, antibiotics and never any use of GMO's. Nature's Grove Farm uses this all natural approach to all areas of the farm which include, a Market Garden, an Apiary & Pastured Poultry.

What an absolutely wonderful experience and a flower arranging workshop on this magical farm. Not…read morefar outside Fox Chapel, this 50-acre farm manages to feel intimate and lush and secluded despite its acreage. The drive to get there along Route 8 was also very pleasant. Our financial firm arranged the event, and Becca - the flower farmer-owner, made us all feel so welcome. She guided us (verbally --- sadly --- as it was pouring rain that day! ) through her passion project (the farm) and helped us come away with surprisingly beautiful arrangements of our own making! The formula for creating our masterpieces was easy to understand, and there was enough hands-off and selection that we could really make our creations our own. What fun! Becca is a psychologist, too, and explained the power of flowers to soothe the mind. By the end, you definitely understand and appreciate that! The flower arranging room is a feast for the eyes --- from the stunning live-edge oak tables (made from an age old oak that fell on their property) crafted especially for Becca to the tubs of gorgeous flowers and greenery....It was such a great time. Can't wait to attend another workshop so I can tour the farm!

My husband and I went to the Dahlia workshop this weened and had the best time! Becca and Sarah…read morewere amazing. We learned so much!!

This place used too be so wonderful when they opened. Now...they are RUDE…read more I remember coming here the first week they opened, just too support a local business, and the owners were SO polite. They gave us a discount and had small talk with us. Seemed like they genuinely liked to serve the community. But fast forward a few years and now they are either overwhelmed or let the business get too their heads. I watched the owner get very nasty with a lady who was looking for pumpkins for kids at her church. If you don't want to give someone a discount, simply just decline and leave it at that. Don't follow them to their car making nasty comments. I'm appalled at how he treated her. There are plenty of other farmer's markets on the mtn. I will never return nor will my family

My mother-in law buys here all the time so I went with her food was yum. Bought tomato plants…read more Don't know if it's the year but they are not doing well.

Such a fun time at this sweet peaceful Sanctuary ! It is so sweet when you visit this place all…read morethe little farm animals (pigs, horses, donkey, goats and all kinds of birds including turkeys) come running down the hill to greet their visitors. Well worth a tour !! We learned a lot !

We were on a mission to find a nice calm "old fashioned" pumpkin patch. We were looking for a farm,…read morenot a carnival. This place was perfect. Super friendly and helpful family, affordable pumpkins, and the kids loved the chickens too. We found our new fall tradition!

Amazing local creamery that specializes in goats milk cheeses. They feature 7 varieties of…read morecheeses that are carried by a bevy of local restaurants (ACE Hotel, Avenue B, Butcher and the Rye, Eden, Mezzo, Nine on Mine, Scratch, Six Penn, Spoon, Vivo...You get the idea). You can also buy their cheeses at Whole Foods, East End Co-op, Penn Mac, and the 52 Street Market. Their cheeses are seriously creative and delicious. For example, Bamboozle is made with beer from Roundabout, how cool is that? My favorite is Cowboy Coffee which is hand rubbed with Commonplace Coffee. My favorite Goat Rodeo cheese name is "More Cowbell" (actually a cow's milk cheese). Hilarious, you might buy this for the name, but the cheese is extraordinary, too. Look for their cheeses at your favorite restaurant, tell them Dave the Cheese Guy sent you. And giddy up!