Hungry Harvest

If you want to cook seasonally look no further than Philly Foodworks. You will be introduced to new…read moreand tasty vegetables. Vegetables you will not find at a conventional grocer. It's not just the vegetables: the dairy selection is outstanding, the eggs are the best eggs I've ever used! The local cheeses on offer are like nothing you've tasted! The meats section is comprehensive. If you want to amplify your kitchen this is it. I have created some epic dinners since I've started as a member of Philly Foodworks. Yes they are a tad more expensive but the quality and freshness of having produce farm direct is worth it. I love the once a week delivery. If you're a serious cook wanting to produce "chef quality plates" become a member. Quality is assured, they stand behind what they sell. Service is top notch Check out their website.

I really enjoyed getting my produce from Philly Foodworks while living in Philadelphia. I went for…read morethe subscription box and it was almost always full of a variety of perfectly ripe fruits and veggies. Once in a while I would get something that was not as fresh, but it was very rare. Philly Foodworks is unique among csa-type distributors because they have a full online grocery store you can shop from, whether you're getting a produce box or not. I was able to get almost all of my groceries each week from Philly Foodworks with their numerous options. If you shop around, you can find really affordable items as well. Subscriptions for eggs, dairy, and meat offer further discounts. In general, I ended up spending as much, or a tad less, than I would for the same items from an actual grocery store. I only ever shopped online, but I believe they also have a store front you can go to if that option is better for you. They deliver right to your doorstep for a small fee and the actual process of getting groceries/subscriptions was always a breeze. The quality of the food cannot be overstated. Once you go direct from the farm, it's hard to go back to the tasteless big-box grocery store produce. The eggs and milk were also amazing, as was the beef. Last but not least, they're a great organization with increasing access, sustainability, and regenerative farming practices at the root of everything they do.

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Highland Orchards

Family-owned & operated

I love this place!!! they have the best eggs and their pies are delicious that's my personal…read morefavorites but everything here is good on that prices are fair for what it is, good quality!!!! I also love looking at the chickens and being out here looking at the flowers and there's a nice breeze today so it's relaxing.

The CSA is a good value and I have been a member for 3 years. The produce is pretty good but not…read moreamazing; in fact, I find the lettuce to be tough every single time, even tender lettuces like red leaf. To be fair, I'm a foodie so my expectations are high but even the tomatoes in season are underwhelming. Also, sometimes I don't know what I actually received because the website's "what's in my box" diesn't always list exactly what is coming, which is fine, but no one updates it to reflect what actually did come and I've emailed a few times and gotten no response. The honey is great and the employees are all very nice. I will co tjnue as a member to support this local business. It is close to where I live and the CSA sort of forces me to cook!

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Homemade cherry pie

Pennypack Farm & Education Center

5.0(7 reviews)

25.3 km

This is our second year of purchasing a share from Pennypack's CSA and we have yet to be…read moredisappointed. The quality of the produce is excellent and the thought and care put into the farm is unmatched. While they are not certified organic, they practice natural, practical, and ecologically sound and sustainable farming. They have a lot of signage posted throughout the farm (as part of their education program) that explains how and why things are they way they are at the farm. They also have a boatload of dedicated volunteers and workers who keep everything running efficiently. They are happy to answer questions about the farm, the food, and often have ideas about what to do with everything. We purchased the small share and that entitles us to 6 items chosen by us from the options available that day. Last night we chose a pound of carrots, a head of lettuce, two pounds of summer squash, beets, swiss chard, and two pounds of cucumbers. Other items available include kale, bok choy, scallions, and broccoli as well as pick your own string beans and raspberries. They have an extensive herb garden where you can pick your own herbs for cooking that week. Finally, you can cut a bunch of flowers to take with you each week as a part of your share as well. This year we split our share with another family, so we go every other week for our pick up -- as a family of just two, this works out well for us! While the benefits are many (supporting local agriculture, eating local, sustainable food, health, getting outside in a garden), the CSA is a little bit of work. Each share requires a few hours of volunteer work be completed at the farm. Furthermore, when you get home with your pile of veggies, you need to clean and prep them as well as figure out recipes. They leave the vegetables generally intact with the greens and such on top. It turns out you can and should use those parts of the vegetables as well, but if you're a novice (like us) it takes some research and planning to figure out what to do with things like carrot tops and beet and turnip greens. Even though it's a lot of work, it's a fun learning experience and would definitely be a worthwhile activity to get the kids involved with. Check out their website early in the new year for information about signing up for a share -- they go fast!

This is our first year at Pennypack but our third CSA. This is hands down the best! The choice is…read moreamazing. Usually I end up with a bunch of veggies I can't use, but at Pennypack, I get to choose what we take home. There are also many "freebies" each week because the farm is so prolific! Great spot and we are joining again next year!

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Living Hope Farm

3.6(5 reviews)

43.1 km

The quality, quantity, choices are very poor. I asked to cancel my membership but they said, "NO"…read morerefunds as I have signed the contract by which I agreed to share the risk..., risk of having poor services! The idea is great, but obviously the company cannot handle the number of customers they got this year.

I really want to give five stars because I love the idea of community supported agriculture (CSA),…read morebut I feel like there are other farms that provide more bang for your buck. Living Hope CSA is great because they have a close drop off location to my house, and I like supporting local farms which provide us weekly fresh organic produce free of fertilizers and pesticides. The vegetables (and fruit such as tomatoes) are DELICIOUS, but I think other CSAs give more produce each week. (We compared what we got to what our friends get from other CSAs that also do 6 items for a small share.) At one point during the summer, Living Hope CSA did email all its members to say sorry about the quality of vegetables since the weather has been hot, but I think it would have been nice if they offered credit back or a discount for future farm shares. One thing I like about this CSA is that you can pick from a list of what you will be receiving each week. (The other CSA I am comparing to does not let you pick each week.) Unfortunately, by giving the option of choice, sometimes they run out of the popular items and you get a random item instead. That's okay, but sometimes you will receive out of season vegetables. For example, I received potatoes in the middle of summer (tiny potatoes in a tiny portion). I did order potatoes later in the fall though, and they were great. Save the cool season vegetables for the cool season!

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Farm to City

4.0(2 reviews)

Farm to city is a Philadelphia program that brings fresh crops on a weekly basis to various…read morelocations throughout the city. It's goal is to connect the city with its surrounding region through its farmers and their crops, creating a city rich with healthy and locally grown crops. You can join for a fee, and have fresh farm grown produce delivered once a week to a variety of locations in the city. Most of the vegetables are 100% certified organic, and a large portion of the fruits are as well. Plus the money you spend to join goes directly to local farmers and supports Pennsylvanians! Check them out! They're amazing!

Farm to City not only connects people to CSA's - it also manages about 17 farmers markets in Philly…read moreand the suburbs - including the Rittenhouse Square Farmers Market. Run on a shoe-string, this much needed organization advocates on behalf of the farmer. They help many Philadelphians with access to fresh produce.

Thornbury Farm CSA

4.0(3 reviews)

38.2 km

This place is truly a hidden gem! It has not been commercialized like most local farms and it has…read moreit's integrity intact. We hosted my daughter's 18th birthday here and used the fire pit. The kids absolutely loved it and we all know how difficult teenagers are to please. There are too many things to list but I would strongly advise you look into this venue if you want something different and rustic. You will not be disappointed.

Thornbury Farm is a beautiful venue for any event. The simplistic and rustic setting is a natural…read moreand relaxing backdrop to truly enjoy your guests. The event coordinator is accommodating and flexible and will guide you through the many options to select what is just right for your celebration. Our family and friends are still talking about how wonderful our party was - between the large dance space, fire pit and game area, cannot decide which was more enticing to our guests. Will definitely be using this venue in the future.

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Hershberger Heritage Farm

3.8(10 reviews)

48.8 km

Delicious beef, pork and chicken cuts as well as eggs. We…read moreget ours at the Doylestown Farmer's market. Patrick who run's the stand on Saturdays is great. Try the guanciale! Or a variety of steaks.

I love this charming little store! EXCELLENT varieties of organic and other all natural items that…read moremake beautiful gifts! I visit as often as I can! Love seeing all the adorable farm animals too!

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Milky Way Farm

4.5(98 reviews)

44.8 km

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The ice cream is great and the environment is cool! Great place for a family visit! Definitely…read moreworth the trip.

Great ice cream and nice to see the cows names from the farm on the ice cream flavors…read more Got 2 scoops mocha chip which is a subtle coffee flavor and mint chip. I was worried i only got one scoop and already left. I found the mint chip packed down in the bottom of the cake cone cavern which was super weird but still good. I normally don't eat the whole cone but now I had to to get the ice cream lol

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Red Hill Farm, Sisters of St. Francis

4.0(1 review)

26.4 km

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Vegetable CSA fro mid June through October. Pick-ups based on share size and sign up. Has a…read morerelationship with a local orchard for a fruit share. Other items such as honey, eggs, and meat can be purchased for a bit more.

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