Really nice place to visit - Purchased a bag of peaches here and they were soooo good! They…read morestarted to ripened up in a day. Cute little store inside with produce although some was already molding like the berries but I know that happens very quickly with berries. This is a must visit if your in the area with friendly people at the register. Lots of other items in the store for purchase include candy, snacks and some clothing with the farm store logo, such as T-Shirts and infant onesies.

Tried, the allegedly famous peach ice cream: no peach taste or flavor. The farm store produce…read moreprices are very high compared to farmers' market prices in California. More hype than flavor.

It would be faster to visited these fine folks at a farmers market. You can order before you come…read moredown to pick up your Christmas ham or Easter Turkey but remember it is a farm. There will be farm smells.

From the owner: Powers Farm is a small, dynamic family farm located in Townsend, Delaware – raising hogs, steers,…read moreturkeys and chickens. Our goal is to provide a local source of farm-fresh food products. We pride ourselves in producing safe, wholesome, products to assist in maintaining the health of local customers throughout the tri-state area. Powers Farm takes a caring approach in raising our livestock to produce all natural, fresh, pasture-raised, high quality, high palatability, USDA Inspected beef and pork meat products. Our cage-free laying hens produce delicious farm-fresh brown eggs that are all natural and free of antibiotics. Powers Farm dedicates our love and labor to offer a healthy and affordable mealtime favorite from our farm to your plate; we strive to be your choice. To assist in the workings of our farm, we raise Australian Shepherds – these phenomenal companions are terrific workers and family dogs.

This week I scored some killer tomatoes (the food kind, not the 1950s-horror kind) from a vendor -…read morethey were crisp and juicy. I was having some doubts a week or two ago about the place when a vendor said the tomatoes were from a different farm, and I'm still a little unsure about the bread, but the produce options just keep multiplying - people are bringing in stuff from their own gardens, it looks like, and it's really intriguing. Pretty soon I'm going to have to score some of that Japanese eggplant.

Prices are amazing Food delicious…read moreCostumer service A1) Everything is amazing at this location and deals 4 real love it go every Tuesday and Saturday when I can

On 3/27/26 in the morning (around 9:00 AM), a few coworkers from my office picked up a food order…read morefrom Spence's Bazaar on my behalf. I ordered a scrapple, egg, and cheese sandwich. When I received it, there was no egg on it at all, even though I specifically ordered and paid for it. Because the order was picked up by others, I didn't have the chance to check it before it left the market. By the time I discovered the mistake, returning wasn't possible. This was disappointing and frustrating, especially since I paid for something I didn't receive.

The Howard county is small compared to other farmers market in the area. It's small; However, The…read morevegetables are always fresh and aromatic compared to the ones purchased at the supermarket. If you live near by, Check it out.

I just added their business hours: Sundays 9-1. But no idea about when they shut down for the…read morewinter (though that is a long way off!). My wife and I went here for the first time yesterday. Small but really nice. About 6-7 vendors selling a nice variety of veggies, fruits, flowers, meats, baked goods, and one selling cooked something-or-other for a meal to eat there. We will definitely be coming here again! Most of the items *we think* are locally-grown, but cannot absolutely verify this. Considering the pandemic and the physical distancing we all have to abide by, everyone was doing a really nice job, both sellers and customers. Definitely worth 5 stars!!

In my house, we love this Amish Market. As mentioned in other reviews, it is larger than it seems…read morefrom the outside. The parking is almost always full during the time that they are open. When you get inside, you will see a plethora of different stores inside. My favorite is the meat market in the back. They always have the best quality meats that you could only get from a butcher. Their prices are on par with your local grocer. My little family loves the pretzel place in the front. Warning: this specific store only takes cash I always bring people here when they come to visit us.

So happy this Dutch farmers market is relatively close! I love the huge variety of vendors--candy,…read morespices, chips, deli meats, condiments, pickles, a butcher, and tons of ready-to-eat options like baked goods, pizza, salad/sub bar, and smoked and fried foods. It may seem overwhelming at first, but it's actually easy to get around even when it's crowded. The lines are usually long, but they're very efficient. You grab a ticket to place your order, and things move quickly. Keep in mind there are extra charges for bags and card use. Cash is recommended, though cards are accepted at most stations (except the pretzel and ice cream lines). There is an ATM on-site. Note: The market is only open Thursday-Saturday, so plan ahead!

This is a fun activity on Saturdays from mid April thru mid December. It has a funky mixture of…read morefood, honey, soap, high end cast iron skillets, prepared food and hand made items. Our favorite vendor is Howard Hughes and his lovely wife Carol. We buy a new cutting board almost every time we visit because they are so beautiful. We use them as cheese boards and as serving trays because it would seem wrong to mar them. But that is just us. These are genuinely nice people. We also bought edible flowers, local honey, local strawberries and chia teas while we there. Great stop on a Saturday morning.

Sweet! The market is easy to navigate and has a produce, baked goods, plants, meats and other…read moreproducts. Labors of love are here including the impressive T's Divine Sweets of Cambridge Baker (owner?). I'll put a review on her peach cobbler after devouring it.

We are staying nearby in St. Michael's and thought we'd explore the area. Stopped by this Amish…read moreMarket and got to die for soft pretzels! Only$2.50 for each large pretzel and $2.90 for a cup of cinnamon stick pretzels. OMG YUM! I would have bought more goods here but we had to run. Also bought a peach pie for Easter dinner.

If you're anywhere near Easton and craving a hearty, no-fuss breakfast, the Easton Amish Market is…read morethe spot that never disappoints. From the moment you walk in, you're greeted with the smell of sizzling bacon, freshly baked pastries, and that warm, comforting aroma of coffee and country cooking. I went for their Amish breakfast platter, and it was everything you'd hope for -- farm-fresh eggs, crispy home fries, and thick-cut bacon cooked just right. The pancakes were golden, fluffy, and big enough to share (though you probably won't want to). Their scrapple and sausage are locally made, full of flavor, and pair perfectly with a drizzle of maple syrup. The real treat, though, is the baked goods section -- fresh sticky buns, whoopie pies, and homemade breads that taste straight out of grandma's kitchen. Everything feels homemade, from the butter to the jam, and you can taste the care that goes into every bite. Highlights: * Fluffy pancakes & golden waffles * Homemade sausage and scrapple * Fresh baked pastries and breads * Friendly service and cozy, welcoming atmosphere If you want a breakfast that's simple, satisfying, and served with genuine Amish hospitality, Easton Amish Market is the place to be. Come hungry -- you'll leave full and smiling. Final Verdict: 5/5 -- Country-style breakfast done right.