Such great service. Lots of employees running around Filling shelves and doing everything to help…read moreus with a great shopping experience. I enjoyed seeing all the goods, and the employees were very helpful and sharing where each vegetable came from and they also had baked goods besides vegetables and fruits. We picked up some milk and some cookies, and big bag of spinach and leafy greens, a big bag of carrots, and a delightful little bag of radishes. I also got a few ears of corn. Everything was tidy and well organized. I would definitely come back!

Nice local dairy with a variety of fruit and vegetables and dairy products. Good fresh pies and ice…read morecream. The place is usually busy. Not crazy about a few discourteous employees that work there. Younger teens with no obvious training on customer service. Another issue is the up charge on credit cards. I believe it's 2 or 3 percent but at a time when most people don't carry large amounts of cash I think if they charged 1 percent across the board it would be beneficial for everyone and just the price of doing business.

Pies and bake goods are excellent. You could order him in advance. t…read moreThey absolutely taste homemade, fresh, delicious, highly recommend.

In this day and age when you have no idea where fruit comes from in the supermarkets, Solly…read moreBrothers is a breath of fresh air!! Absolutely delicious fresh fruit!

The owners are delightful! They have so much knowledge and are willing to share it, even though I…read morealways sound like an idiot!

I had so much fun shopping for plants here! They have beautiful healthy plants and many rare and…read moreinteresting varieties! Begonias, Hoyas, philos, burros tail, string of pickles, many succulents and even cacti at great prices! I highly recommend making the trip over to support this family business!

This farmer's market is short and sweet, only open one day per week, Wednesdays from 4:00pm to…read more7:00pm and it is seasonal, from Spring until the last Wednesday in October, rain or shine. Playwicki Farm was once a rich farm growing their own crops and selling them roadside, this farm no longer grows crops but allows the local farmers and artisans to sell their wares and locally grown fresh fruits and vegetables. During these three hours locals fill the park buying locally grown produce, fresh baked breads and sweets, homemade and all natural dog and cat treats, quiches, handmade jewelry and so much more. This was their first year and it was extremely successful and grew week by week with more vendors adding tables to sell even more, like homemade pickles, flowers and herbs, all natural soaps and soy candles. I found myself here almost every week and I was so happy to see that folks really do care about supporting the local farmer's, to me there is nothing better than buying the freshest local corn or just picked tomatoes, juicy strawberries and fruits. The coolest thing about the farmer's market at Playwicki Farm is it is on land that's' use dates back to prehistoric 6500 BC with archaeological finds and then through the period of contact of native American Indians and European colonists. Three circular buildings have been unearthed as well and they are still digging, Henry Mercer did the first investigation in 1893, Temple University, the Heritage Conservancy as well as other known groups of interest have on the 100 plus acres of land that belongs to the Playwicki Farm. The park is dog friendly and pretty well poop free due to many poop stations that encourage owners to scoop the poop! Miles of safe and friendly hiking, jogging or biking trails. Scheduled activities are always happening here such as flea markets, fun days and over the Christmas season, trees are brightly sparkling and sleigh rides end with hot chocolate and cookies for everyone and this is free with advance notice. This month alone, they had face painting, hay rides, pie contests, nature walks, scarecrow making and pumpkins to paint. The old farmhouse and buildings still stand as well and can be rented out for peanuts. The farm is literally right around the corner from my home and it is one cool park, I wonder what they will unearth next?

Amazing establishment. Som of everything and then some from prepared foods authentic to middle…read moreeastern cuisine. Clean well lighted and friendly staff members always ready to help. I live far away but when nearby for my frequent visits to the location I will always stop in even if there isn't a need for something. I will always discover something new. Choice choices and more choices. Regards Dwayne

Unfortunately, the quality at this store has declined dramatically over the past year. The food has…read morebecome really disappointing. Everything is chopped carelessly . I've found eggshells in the salads more than once and even the salad is not good, and the baked goods are often stale. It's really sad because this used to be one of my favorite places to shop.

I've had nothing but an amazing experience at Churchville since moving here back in 2021. Kim has…read morealways been so patient and amazing! She always puts the care of the horse first and foremost and I cannot be more grateful for that! I always feel like I can rest easy at night knowing I have my horses in such trustworthy hands. The property is well kept, my horses well fed, and the stalls are clean. I couldn't be any happier and I highly recommend Churchville as an amazing barn choice to board at!

My experience is from two years ago but it seems that nothing has changed so I hope that by sharing…read moremy unfortunate experience no one else's horse will have to suffer the way my horse did. Made the mistake of boarding here and in the 5 months my horse was there he dropped over 60 pounds. I was alarmed that my healthy horse was dropping weight and wanted to have the vet look at him. It was then that I found out that all vet appointments have to be booked through the owner Kim (who has a full time job outside of the barn). I asked on at least four occasions that the vet examine him. Somehow I had always "just missed the vet" when I arrived to talk to him so any "information" was filtered through the owner - who always said the vet looked at my horse and he was fine. When I moved my horse I called the vet to ask for my horses' records and the only record they had was his fall shots. I NEVER received a bill from the vet after all the times I was told that my horse had an appointment. Clearly I was lied to every time I was told that the vet was coming to look at him. Thankfully a stall opened at a facility closer to me (I had been on a waiting list), when I informed Kim she became hostile and made sure I remembered that I had to give 30 days notice, she was only interested in money. The day of the move she was openly hostile toward me and my friend who trailered. She refused to give extra hay for the drive - even though I had paid for his hay for a month and moved him after only a week. I moved my horse as quickly as possible because I was worried about how he would be treated since he was leaving. If possible I would have given Churchville Farm ZERO stars. This facility may look pretty from the outside however its only interest is money not the care for horses.

Our kids attended a week of summer camp here and it was amazing! They had a wonderful time, learned…read morea lot and created beautiful art! Paintings, Clay, and tie dye just to name a few! The teachers were helpful, patient and supportive. They can't wait to go back!

Art in The Pod is a wonderful place where you get to try your hand at your inner artist. I have…read morebeen here a few times to paint and have enjoyed every moment of it. Nina is an talented approachable instructor who is very patient and insightful. Her studio/workspace allows for a good number of visitors to create without feeling bunched together. She has a variety of other classes which all look very exciting and the room is surrounded by eye catching pieces of work. My friend and I recently tried the newest workshop of candle-making and it was AWESOME! Nina and Rich showed us the step-by-step process and explained any questions we might have had. They had a lot of different scents to chose from and while we waited for our candle creations to complete we enjoyed conversing with them about many things. These two are a great team and if you are looking for a place to finally try out a new art, look no further!

This place is amazing I took my kids their for summer classes and they never wanted to leave I…read morewould 100% reccomend for the kiddos stuck inside during summer and my daughter took the pottery classes and loved its all around such a positive place!

This is one of those reviews I'm reluctant to write because it's such a hidden gem I don't want…read moreeveryone to know about it....but now the secret is out! I love it here. So down to earth, the staff is amazing. It's just a really cool place to not only enjoy mother nature in a beautiful park setting, but also feel her between your fingers in mudd at a pottery wheel. How much closer to Earth and primitive life can you get than throwing your own pots. Not only do they have wonderful classes to offer they do some really cool community events and kids activities. I can't wait for glass blowing to start up soon! Check them out you won't be disappointed.

I love any and all farmers markets. I really do appreciate the freshness of the food. So many…read moreoptions from cold to hot -- raw to cooked. You name it they have it. I've lived in this area for sometime and didn't realize this was here... can't wait to visit more often. My favorite food would have to be any of the pretzel roll options. Not a lot of seating. Friendly people over all.

I agree with another review that the "farmer's market" part of the name is a misnomer. It's a…read moremedium-sized building housing different vendors. The vendors' offerings included candy and sweets, meats, poultry, fruits and veggies along with prepared foods, including from a pretzel place, bbq, breakfast, Mediterranean and Mexican food merchants. The items I purchased were fresh and the sales floor was clean. Ordering at each location was orderly, with some congregation of patrons in front of certain businesses.