I love this place! They have fabulous flower pots that are just brimming with beautiful flowers!…read moreI'd rather buy from a small business like them than buy at Lowe's or Home Depot! I think it's so important to support small businesses! I hope other people agree with me too!

Best selection of fresh veggie and fruits in town! Friendly and knowledgeable employees.read more

I am an absolute pickle maven and expert. I have been to most of the pickle places in PA, New…read moreJersey, New York City and Long Island. I know what good pickles should taste like-I am talking about brine fermented barrel cured kirby cucumber pickles-not the vinegar cured variety type found on supermarket shelves. At first I thought it was great having a NY style pickle place in Quakertown...I have been a customer for over a year and have bought gallons of pickles from this guy. I have to admit I have a love/hate relationship with this place-on one hand I need my pickle fix and on the other I am tired of the poor customer service, the less-than-honest dealings with the customers by the owner and the inconsistent quality of the pickles. I have really tried to give his guy a chance, but he falls short every time to follow through on satisfaction. Let me explain: The pickle quality and consistency varies from one week to the next. One week they are tasty "new pickles" then the next week the pickles are older and stale and on the verge of being full sour for pickles labeled as "new/half sour" Plus, sometimes the pickles have an off taste, as thought they have been sitting around in an open vat in a refrigerator that has lots of spoiled food in it. Definitely not an appetizing taste. Also, the pickles sometimes are these huge hacking pickles where you can only fit 3-4 in a quart container. When I ask about the quality the owner consistently states he switched suppliers. Every week or so you are switching suppliers? Another point is how he packages them. In a real NY style pickle shop, the pickles are hand packed at the time of purchase into quart, half gallon or gallon containers. This owner uses tongs to put them into the container and if one pickle goes in crooked and takes up the space of two or three pickles, so be it-the customer gets shorted. It's less pickles he has to pack into your container and more pickles he has to sell overall. You see those nice bright green pickles in the barrel-forget about getting those if he already has prepackaged pickles in quart containers to sell. This is another trick he uses-he'll prepack the largest pickles he can find and force you to buy them first. If you insist you want the smaller to medium sized pickles (most people do) you are SOL! He won't sell you those-only the big hacking pickles that only have a few in a quart. Very tricky indeed! Lastly, He refuses to give out free samples. In the pickle business it is standard operating procedure to give free samples of the products you sell. The samples don't have to be full size pickles-just slices of them. I have bought gallons of pickles from this guy-always hit or miss-as aforementioned- and he NEVER gave me a sample of a particular pickle I would ask about. Once, I asked him how garlicky his garlic dills are. His response: "Oh! They have a lot of garlic in them." WOW! That really gives me a descriptive flavor profile! NOT! Needless to say, I didn't buy any garlic dills. Hmmm...it costs a few hundreds of a CENT to give a sample and that could turn into 10s of dollars...wouldn't it make sense to give out a sample if someone asks? It's so obtuse thinking to think that you can maximize sales by not giving out samples. I've gone on long enough...thankfully, my favorite pickle purveyor has a stand at a local outdoor farmer's market during the summer and fall. I can get free samples and the quality is consistent.

The pickles are always great, no idea what this "maven of pickledom" is talking about. The garlic…read moredill, Spicy dill and Hawaiian ones are awesome. Prices are superb, never had a quart with a crooked pickle packed in on purpose. Hey maven, if they are packing them sideways, say something at the time, don't be a cry baby who vents on the Internet because you are not strong enough to say what you think at the time, please. Keep a good thing going pickle man, your fellow quakertuckians will keep on crunching!!

Awesome produce and baked goods. New addition of ice cream is a hidden treasure. Staff is very…read moreattentive. Owner is a little goofy, but knows what he's doing.

My family loves Hausman's Fruit Farm. We try to go every week to buy in-season fruits and…read morevegetables. They have a refrigerator with milk, eggs, and a few other items. Their baked goods are excellent too.. They have so many wonderful homemade items: sauces, salsa, jams, dressings, amazing honey, pickles, and so much more! They also have spirits that they make and sell, as well as an event area that you can rent. It is a beautiful, rustic building with lots of character. There are some adorable goats you can say hi to as well! Everyone there is very kind and welcoming. Hausman's is definitely a must to visit in the Lehigh Valley!

Back again Thanksgiving 2025! Pre- ordered a few pies for the fam: 2 pumpkin and a banana cream, as…read morewell as ginger snaps. We also purchased personal-sized pies, peanut butter and blueberry. There were a fair number of other patrons picking up pies and Thanksgiving meal accompaniments. The one-person checkout line went quickly, with her retrieving pre-orders and checking out. The country store interior is cozy and filled with of homemade goodies to include quiches, I didn't see any personal-sized ones, soups, milk, fresh apple juice, etc. We ate the banana cream pie before Thanksgiving and we loved the whole slices of bananas and thick banana custard. Too much whipped topping for our taste but it still gets a solid 5-stars. Fam thoroughly enjoyed the ginger snaps as well, with their coffee. I LOVE these cookies, moist, chewy, warming spices and enjoyable after taste....Christmas in a cookie. Can't wait for 2026....

They are a bit pricey and were better before they shipped their products in - worth a stop, bring…read moreallot of money.

Elias is a produce market located at the corner of Tilghman and N Front St. The business is family…read moreowned and has been in business for over 30 years. I've been coming here for quite some time now and have to say, I love it. The staff is wonderful, they have a great selection, and they have the best prices around.

Fresh fruits ,produce, nuts and meat,good prices and great people ,been a customer for years.read more

Visited the farms today for some blueberry picking. Even though they sustained significant damage…read morebecause of severe winter storms, there was plenty of picking to be done today. They have a good range of options available in good seasons: apples, blueberries, flowers, etc. They also have a good prices in their store, where they have a small amount of produce and food goods. I like a farm that keeps their stock simple like this-- not a lot of random more tourist-y items but just the food and products from it. There's a lot of room for picking here, but not a lot of shade on directly sunlit day like today. That being said, it was still a good time going in and out of the rows and we were able to get a decent amount of fruit with us. Price per lb. was more than great too! I'd definitely love to visit again-- 1-1.5 hours is sufficient for this location!

We paid for a reserved time for apple picking. It was two of the people in my family's first time…read moregoing. We were all really excited about the trip. We drove the hour to get there, checked in, each given a bag, waited and boarded the hayride to the orchard. When we arrived, there wasn't a single good apple in any of the trees. Instead there were large crates in the rows of apples. What a disappointment. I asked an employee about actually picking apples from the tree and she said that there had been bad weather in April which killed the crop for the fall. I asked why it wouldn't be on the website and she said it is, but it is buried in other things. I went to the site and saw that they mentioned that there were fewer apples. Never said none. Family after family left with empty bags. We were all really disappointed. AT ANY TIME THEY COULD HAVE AND SHOULD HAVE SAID THAT THERE WERE NO APPLES IN THE TREES. It was a no better experience than going "apple picking" in the supermarket. This was a known issue and hid the truth from customers. They basically stole $2.50 per person (total of $15) as they were selling something that they didn't have. After this experience, I would be hard pressed to go back let alone recommend them.

We get our tree here almost every year! The trees are perfect so it's hard to pick the best one…read more Their shop has cute holiday decor and locally made products. It's a holiday tradition to visit Yeager's

What a wonderful day at Yeagers. The fields and foliage are lovely as ever! The hayride and pumpkin…read morepicking were great. The only disappointment was that the pumpkin patch this year was much smaller than in years past. However, the huge field of sunflowers more that made up for it. What a lovely treat! The shop had an ample supply and variety of pumpkins, fresh veggies, baked goods and apple cider. And apple cider donuts!! The staff are always super friendly!

Love this authentic farm market Baked goods are gourmet…read moreFresh organic all day long Try Yoders tonic for good health

Farm family runs this business, every one super helpful. A big variety of fresh produce, in season…read moregrown on premises. Lots of baking products, flours, and sweet and savory spices. Spices are locally packed, very fresh, and priced well. Dairy and fresh cider in season. Worth the trip.

Sandwiches and desserts are to die for! We always order the chicken cutlet or steak sandwich and…read moreboth are loaded with meat. Also the rolls are fresh and seeded. Great selection of to go foods as well. South Philly in Quakertown !

Mercatino Italiano was originally named Giacomo's. They were sued by the real Giacomo's and had to…read morechange their name. Giovanni's Pizza & restaurant is next door is owned by the husband of Mercatino's. Both places serve really good food! My bad experience there today was due to how LONG it takes to order, pay for, and get your food. WAY to long. Plus, everything is overpriced. They make you order from one of two kiosks. Kiosk ask some odd questions that force you to go to the counter to ask things like, what is pressed hot? By the time the lady had time to answer my question, my order was timed out and I had to start all over. Then my chicken cutlet ssandwich comes with broccoli rabe, but the kiosk suggested I add it and pay more for it. WHAT? The friendly lady came out from behind the counter to help me with the order. Then she asked for my email address and phone numberto complete the order. WHAT? She claimed I HAD TO input my phone number and email address to complete my order - WHAT??I We argued a minute and I said I just want to buy my sandwich which doesn't require giving out my email and phone numbeI. I finally completed my orderand asked at the counter what's next. The lady behind the counter says here's your reciept, you have to go up front to the cashier pay for it 1st. I said what the heck and she explained someone walked out, not paying so this is their procedure now. So, okay, I walked to the fron register, presented my nvoice and paid. So, again I ask what's next. The cashier hands me a paid for sticker and said go back to the counter in the rear to get your food. Okay, so I walked back to the rear counter to discover they hadn't started to assemble my sandwich yet. So, I milled aroiund with other confused looking customers waiting for their food. 20 minutes later I got my food and FINALLY left. The food is good but very expensive, the staff is friendly, but I'll never go thru that again. Their bakery is exceptional but they get it from La Dolce Vita Italian bakery in Wescoville, it's a great Italian bakery in Wescoville. Their bread comes from NY and itself is worth the trip there. The frozen section is exceptional as well. Just don't order a sandwich unless you have the day off or like me, are retired!