Don't be fooled. The Caribbean Market is more than a market with products from around the…read moreCaribbean. It's also a popular lunch spot. Park in the lot and walk inside. The moment you walk inside you'll see a hot bar full of favorites like chickpeas. The spicy beef patty comes out hot and full of flavor. I only mistake was ordering only one.

Update: I requested that my initial review be deleted…read more I am well pleased with management's resolution of my concern. The receipt did not print properly so there was a big misunderstanding, not an error on my receipt. I am sorry that happened. Mr. Parrish, Chairman, and Jamal provided outstanding service. I am grateful we can buy our childhood favorites here after over 20 years. Please continue to take care to provide the best fresh food and great service with quality control checks for all to enjoy now and many future generations to come. Thank you.

If it's the same, my son was introduced to authentic Italian foods in the 1970's. He's now a world…read moretraveler and Gallo's food is a reference point.

I used to frequent this deli atleast 3 times a month but wont be returning and I remember why. This…read moreplace has gone down hill and sandwiches have become very skimpy. For this to be a known deli in the area, you would think they would care more about satisfying patrons. The sandwiches used to be loaded but this is ridiculous with one piece of meat depending on your order. I didnt get lettuce, bacon, nothing more and this is crazy and costly.

When I come to visit my east coast family, we have a few requires stops. Two are in Reading…read moreTerminal, and this is one of them! We haven't tried their meats, but we do enjoy their various flavors of cheese. We like the ghost pepper, and this trip we also tried the bacon cheddar ranch. Yum! Great with a leftover ham sandwich! I wish we could find cheese like this back home, or that we could get some delivered!

We love the assorted cheeses there. We love the garlic cheese, and the flavorful cream cheese…read morespreads. They are so tasty, now when we go to the market this it must stop by!

All I can say is I love this little quaint farmers market! I go every chance II get and would…read morerecommend to anyone!

This farmers market is jumping! There is parking in the lot it sits in, but parking can extend into…read morethe neighborhood. I didn't realize its popularity but I can see why now. There was quite the assortment of vendors selling things from handmade soaps, plants, vegan food, cold pressed juices and of course your produce. Feel free to bring your dog or the strollers, it's accessible to all. I purchased things from several vendors and will certainly be back. Don't forget to bring your reusable bag. By local!

Perfect hole in the wall spot for a meal. The tacos are authentic and really hit the spot. Service…read morewas nice and quick. Pupusas were very filling and the green sauce is so yummy!! The register counter also has nice jewelry for purchase and other snacks/drinks/ingredients/food for purchase as the store is also a market.

Good Food. Pleasant atmosphere. Very good pupusas. Ladies who do the cooking are very nice.read more

Today I picked up some seafood salad for friend. She loves it not the Cajun one, but the regular…read moreone the Neptune seafood salad that's what it's called. I picked up some smoked sausage meat with pork and beef. It was delicious cause I was very hungry. Got a crabcake smells delicious. Could I eat that soon? The service was amazing. I love the fact that at the Seafood salad bar they want my numbers you have to take a number I almost got lost. I bought a slice of pizza but no I got what I want and then I got a surprise. They had both dark chocolate and milk chocolate cashew turtles so I got those I love love love, love that the fact that the Security greeted you when you walked in all of the people at the Amish market were very friendly that served you in an evening and got some authentic grape juice. It was four dollars. I gave them five and told him to keep the change for the tip and the lady was like I only charge three so I was like keep the two dollars. I enjoy this place, but it does get busy super busy real quick in the parking lot could be a little strange sometimes but love the Amish market been coming here since my child was 42 maybe I think in the Food just keeps getting better and better last weekend. They have pulled pork sandwiches when it was pouring down raining last weekend and everybody that had one said that was delicious.

This was my 1st time at an Amish Market, and I was pleasantly surprised. There was a large variety…read moreof food to select from ranging from the bakery to fresh meats. It's set up like an indoor Farmer's Market, so prepare to pay for each area separately. The actual venue isn't anything special- you can tell the floors are old. At the front of the Market there's a stuffed pretzel section, however they only take cash for this area. Everywhere else I went they accepted credit cards. Looking forward to going back and trying the stuffed pretzels. I also noticed they had a sign for unlimited pancakes on certain days. I would be interested in trying those for sure based on the quality of food I got. The bakery items and meats I bought were thorough.

The location looks small on the outside but much bigger on the inside…read more You have the option to eat food or the bakery or even better, BOTH! Their variety on cakes pretty good. Starting with traditional, to fruit cakes to delicious tres leches cups. This just might be my new bakery to stop by from now on. :)

Caught up with my bestie -- I can't believe how long it had been since she last came to my house!…read moreAnyway, she surprised me with baked goods from this spot that I was not familiar with. She got sombreritos of all flavors and a tasty TASTY slab of cake that was like pound cake... not sure exactly what it's called. But let me tell you, every single item was ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC! That slab might've been the best though... I wish there was more of the distinguishing flavors for the sombreritos. I was genuinely surprised to see the reviews for this place once I opened the page... but I was not there in person, and I also got to try the desserts. But from my secondhand experience alone... I want to go back and try more baked goods! Hopefully I get to soon.

Three must-tries here at this El Salvadoran and Mexican neighborhood bakery go-to:…read more 1.) Get the breakfast platter with plantains, scrambled eggs, chorizo (sausage), refried beans, crema (similar to a milder, sweeter sour cream) and queso fresco (dry, salty squares of cheese). There are 3 variations on this breakfast platter, served all day here. You did not visit Flor Blanca until you eat one of their breakfast platters, shown in photos on the special breakfast menu. And, the rich coffee - to go with it - is definitely a thing here. 2.) Get the soft banana pudding bread (I don't know what they call it but it's the only dessert with a golden top that looks like a square slice of bread pudding.) Heat it up at home. It's tender and mild. Don't pour rum on top of this bread pudding because you may not be the same, afterward. And you will end up wanting more. 3.) Get the plain tamales and make sure to buy extra crema. You cannot find homemade tamales just anywhere outside of holidays. These tamales are so good. Meow meow meow meow. Listen, there is a lot of good food here. I love the plain white rice as it is seasoned well. So when it is served with an entree I sometimes get another side order to take home. The horchata drink was an early afternoon ritual for me, at times, along with the heated banana bread pudding. (If anyone knows what this is called I'll update the description.) People live to go in-and-out just to pick up a red tray and fill it up with pastries to go. Tempting! The cakes are moist and the cake pops are delicious. I love the mango tres leches cake here. And you can get a large, professional cake baked. There is a whole catalog of special event cake designs to choose from. Even though they close at 8pm, most people eat here much earlier, as I've seen and seem to finish before 7. I used to come here when no English was spoken at the counter. You could say the food names by navigating and pointing to the menu photos. It was like you were in a completely different country. Now, a few years later, all of the staff can speak to you. Either way, they were patient with me and my broken Spanglish. I really like the team, here. We have been here en la noche (night) - eating late and enjoying the food - and they have always been gracious and helpful. Just ask them what the most popular dish for that time of day you are there. I'm learning that we need to come earlier and take our food to go if it's after 7ish because otherwise we are sitting alone. There are so many menu items I didn't touch on which I've enjoyed, but do not miss the first 3! #localtastebyjenny

Love love LOVE the variety of sweet bread and ice cream…read more The service is efficient and clean. It's been 3 years since the last review, so please go check it out and enjoy!