This retro neighborhood store harkens back to every baby boomers childhood where they would go to…read morethe corner store with their friends to get candy and soda. The owners are very nice and welcoming and are looking to create a friendly and welcoming place for children and adults alike. You'll definitely find something of interest that you will want to buy and take home.

This is a pretty neat store in the Trenton farmer's market. It carries many Amish items, including…read moresnacks, jams and jellies, candy, soda, dairy, baked goods and bulk packaged goods. There is even a small selection of produce year round, so if you are in the market mid winter you can pick up a few things. My favorite things to purchase here are a brand of pretzels that are not readily available elsewhere( Unique) and my favorite cottage cheese(so creamy) Prices run on the high side for most items in the store, hence only 3 star range. I do recommend market visitors to give it a look-see, 3.75 Yelps

My wife buys the muesli which is apparently good.We also bought some fairly good peanut butter…read morechocolate.the store is worth a stop.

Victoria and Patricia are working hard and filled with positivity…read more Patricia was all good vibes. I really felt so welcomed. I was looking for mushroom coffee and Victoria pointed me in the right direction to the coffee. Also made me crave some earl Grey tea! Lovely displays! I did get a tin of bustelo coffee, some stuffed dates and my bff picked up some pints of icecream to give Ft, pistachio, cinnamon & rum raisin. We walked around and enjoyed the breakdown of all the valentine displays. Very exciting! So many hardworking employees here shifting stuff around to make it easy for all of us. Sticking and checking you out! Magnificent service. Lovely experience.

So i wanted to share some successes that I experienced today during my trip to your store…read more I was in the mood for a hoagie style sandwich and recalled the numerous social media ads I had seen for $12 sandwiches, so I went to your store for a hoagie when I normally would not, a win to your social media and marketing people. I grabbed my sandwich and sought out help for a side of hot peppers for my sandwich and couldn't find them. I then had the pleasure of meeting Michelle who was in the area (she was near the sushi/pizza area). I explained to Michelle what I was looking for and she stopped what she was doing and enthusiastically helped me with getting some peppers for my sandwich. She was kind, engaging and genuine - so congratulations on your employee screening and training, she's a winner. Lastly, I was a little annoyed about the side lot being tented and closed. When I brought it up to MIchelle she proudly said that it was closed for an employee event and went on to explain how valued your culture has made her and other employees feel. They feel appreciated and that is a win for you as the management team. There are 5 super markets in the area none of which I had an allegiance to until today, thanks to all of your efforts and Michelle.

Sonny and his staff are very friendly and helpful. The store has all of the packaged goods that…read moreyou may need when you are in a pinch (from milk to beer to energy drinks, candy to protein bars, aspirin to general household needs). They are my go-to when I am in a hurry and need a drink, a snack, paper products, or lottery tickets.

Country Farms is a convenience store/ beer distributor on Makefield Road, Lower Makefield. It…read moreoccupies a small footprint, and lacks a deli or any fresh food for takeout meals. In fact, my coffee was past its prime, and snack dried out and clearly on the shelf after it should have been removed/replaced. Overall, an experience that left me wanting more, and disappointed in what I received. Colonial Farms it is not.

Just a quick pit stop after a wrestling show…read more Clean, nice employees, and of course we got what we were after. I love Wawa!!!

We did parking lot pick up for out food. This place went above and beyond my expectations!!! Coffee…read morewas piping hot and leak proof! Food had a lot of meat for my Italian wrap. Delicious food and polite service. Definitely spending my money here

I had to stop in and get a mushroom Bellini , some oranges and tea bags…read more There are always lots of staff ready to check you out . Really magnificent service. I absolutely love my mushroom Bellini and the oranges were absolutely perfect. And I'm happy with my Earl Grey teabags. I would definitely come back. I'm so grateful to all the hard-working people here that take care of us so well.

Stopped by for break the fast smoked fish. Whitefish salad in the deli case looked like it had a…read morecrust on it, no hand slices nova or kippered salmon. Left empty handed. Looks like an interesting market with competitive pricing. Maybe I'll return some day but no rush.

Happy 2025, Yelpers! I was surprised that I hadn't reviewed The Tubby Olive so here it is…read more.. When The Tubby Olive had left their space some time ago at the Reading Terminal Market (see my review!) I was quite disappointed as it was a very regular stop for me to get my fair share of olive oil and flavored balsamic dressings. But, their main shop in Newtown, PA is not too long of a drive to continue to make the trip to get my oils and balsamic. Also, Newtown has some other great shops and restaurants so it makes for a nice day trip. Tubby Olive has dozens of oils and balsamic in all kinds of awesome flavors stored in metal tubs that allow you to sample every single one if you so desired. They have two main sizes of bottles, but then they also have tiny bottles for some nice gift sets already put together. You can sign up for the frequent customer discount where after nine bottles your tenth is free. The store is quaint with old wooden floors and I've never had any bad customer service. I tend to rotate between the Traditional 18-Year Balsamic and the Fig Balsamic, and for oils they separate them between mild, medium, and robust. I tend to like the different mild oils and choose one on the spot after trying them. I'm more than happy to give Tubby Olive my business. You should, too. Very quality products. Prices have risen in recent times, but I still come back. Large bottles are about $40 and regular $20.

We have been buying olive oil and balsamic Vinegar from Tubby Olive for a long time. They are the…read moreabsolute best. I like the fruit infused balsamics on my salads. I also like how you can taste them before you buy. No matter what you like you will be able to find a vinegar that matches your pallette and dish that you are cooking. As far as Olive Oil, we prefer the robust blends but they have medium and mild as well. They are always mixing it up so they have a big variety. They also have infused olive oil. I like the blood orange to mix with the fruit infused balsamics for a salad dressing. You can shop in the store store if you like samples. They also ship and have the same selection on line. So if you cannot make it into the store, you can still order their great products. The bottom line is it is worth the drive to browse the store and sample the selections. This is the place to get all of your olive oil or balsamic vinegar.

They have food, beer and lottery. They have an excellent selection of craft beers to go along with…read morethe usual selections. You can mix and match and buy one-offs, too. Their prices are better than most other places in town, too. The two gentlemen that are usually there are always pleasant and helpful. CASH ONLY. They have an ATM.

Sam's Cold Take Out Beer has one of the more original names for a shop that does hot plates and…read moresells beer by the bottle. It is set up for a hostile environment with huge menu boards on the walls, except where the southern wall is all glass refrigeration units full of suds and other alcohol related imbibements. It sits in the crotch of Morrisville, Pa., and directly behind La Villa, a decent Italian restaurant that used to be a Pizza Hut back in the day. I saw their sign for Italian Hot Dogs, and being an aficionado of this locally created sandwich masterpiece, I was very curious about how Sam put his together. This is the definitive dive beer walkaway joint. I went back to the smushed together tables in the back and took a seat facing the door after ordering through the small window in the wall that separated the kitchen from the hoi polloi. While waiting I found a cold bottle of Pineapple Juice Soda, something rare to most fast foods around here. The doubled paper plate arrived with a large Italian roll loaded with a fat frank, chunky fried potato, green pepper, onion and smears of hot mustard that had dried somewhat in the oven, making it into an interesting coating on the food. The taste was quite good, especially the sausage which was heavy with garlic and retained its juiciness. Gotta admit, I really liked it. Prices - Ridiculously cheap! Sam's is on the borderland between dive and dump. Still, if you don't mind, the extremis atmosphere will not bother you. Just be sure to get out of town before sundown. Sam's crew just might be night wolves.