Unfortunately the TORCH OF FOIE GRAS was obviously cooked to hot, almost one third of the liver…read moremelted abd turned pure fat. It has happened to me before.

I have ordered from them quite a bit and product is always good. This year I ordered a Christmas…read moregift for a relative, paid, and selected a delivery date shortly before Christmas. The day before the order was to ship a week later I received an order cancellation notice. No explanation. When I emailed them, their reply was simply "we're out of stock" No apology, no offer to contact the gift recipient, or offer an alternative product. I don't know if they can't manage inventory, or prioritize commercial accounts, or had a problem with product. But best not to trust them to deliver an order for a gift or a dinner party.

Food just okay, owners appear to be hostile and not friendly even after going there on several…read moreoccasions. Food just okay, Korean market in Monticello, Forestburg Rd., has better food and friendlier people.

This right here is their bulgogi sub and it taste great. The bread is toasted perfectly and I…read morerecommend it 1000% not only is this the best sandwich in town but it might be the best sandwich I ever had in my life Bullgogi is where it is at and if you never had it, you should go get yourself some from this Korean place because there is no other Bullgogi like it. Made fresh every day all organic and made with love a beautiful little organic market with many other things you'll vine, that you need in Liberty with the best Korean food to go get yourself some.

The meat is so fresh and the rice and beans are delicious it's also clean and the food is good what…read moreelse can you ask for. They also have a place for you too eat

From the owner: We have the best hot and cold sandwiches in liberty town. We…read moreoffer hot Spanish food every day also we have Popusas a topically food from El Salvador . We have a variety of products from Latin America and Europe. We sell fresh meant and fresh produce.

The staff here are always helpful and polite. Having disabilities can make things hard to navigate…read morebut they are there to walk talk n grab what you need. I'm clearly paying for the service and personal interaction and they never let me down.

Walked up to a cashier that was counting cash so I could check out. She looks up and says it's…read moreclosed and she doesn't know why the chain isn't up. Then went back to counting the cash. I stand in another line 5 minutes. Pay my $70 for my various stuff. Girl gives receipt turns around to talk to some other store person. No thank you, or thanks or take it easy. It wasn't just me the two cashiers this past Saturday all had some type of attitude or just despise their job. Great stuff inside...humans; not so much.

I should point out that these farmer's markets are situated on various days at a variety of locales…read morethroughout western Sullivan County during the summer. All offer a variety of fresh goods. This is one of the better ones in terms of size and variety. (The one in Jeffersonville is probably the worst when it comes to both criteria; Callicoon, on Sunday, and this one are the best.) It is located in Liberty village on Friday afternoons, and thus is very well-patronized by second-home-owners stopping in after a drive from the city. The prices tend to be steep, which is why I can't work up more enthusiasm in terms of stars. As another reviewer pointed out, $4 for blueberries is a little ridiculous, and in fact is what you'd pay at the priciest gourmet store in the city. Frankly that's a beef that I have with farmer's markets generally. Yes, you buy direct from the farmer, which excludes the middleman and results in fresher produce. But the resultant savings are rarely passed on to the consumer. Thus my enthusiasm is tempered by the fact that the wares at these markets are not very good values. Frankly for cheese you'd do better in some of the specialty stores in New York City. Vegetables and fruit of equal or nearly equal quality can be purchased at ShopRite down the road. True, it's not "right off the farm," but the difference in quality is not justified by the massive difference in price. Credit cards are not accepted, unlike the supermarkets, and, again, that savings is not shared with the customer. Time for the farmers in these markets to realize that their patrons are not all "rich New York millionaires," and to make their prices more reasonable.

Great Selection, tons of local farmers offering, artisnal/organic cheeses, prepared foods, breads…read more(Flour Power), Ice Cream -- Basil Ice Cream!! (Early Bird Cookery) Really cool vibe, some prices are a little high ($4 per quart of blueberries) and some are a little ridiculous ($7 for a cup of salsa!)