great deals on plants and produce! the staff were very kind and helpful. I would recommend checking…read morethem out at the Headhouse Square farmers market.

Add Queens Farm to the list of places I've never set a foot in, but have been enjoying fruits of…read moretheir labors for several years. This stand in the Headhouse Farmers Market and West Chester Growers Market is a must-stop for vegetable snobs in search of the best. Bitter greens, plastic bowls of fresh wild mushrooms, bunches of sharp radishes, bitter melons and springy fresh soy beans are heaped upon Queens Farm's bounteous table. Budget ten dollars to explore veggies you've never seen before -- their signs list suggested ways to prepare your haul, and prices are beyond reasonable. If you are looking for particular Asian vegetables, ask this sweet father-daughter team for their expert help. Cash only for these green treats!

Everything IS delicious at FISHERS SALADS. They always have a huge line to buy; the wait is…read moremanaged efficiently, and when it's closer to your turn, you can see WHAT ELSE you may want to take home with you.

This place has so much prepared food to choose from. I was in heaven between Beilers bakery and the…read morePretzel House. We had a delicious breakfast there that included soft pretzel logs (one filled with eggs/cheese/bacon and one filled with sausage). We then treated ourselves to the best and most tender sticky buns I've ever had from Beilers!! We got some lemon bars, crumb cake, and poppy seed roll to go. Everything was 10/10. They have some tables inside and a few tables outside to eat at. If I lived nearby, I would surely visit every weekend. We discovered it on a Saturday and sadly, they are closed on Sundays. Otherwise, we would've gone back the next day.

The most amazing donuts ever! $19.50 a dozen and oh so good!!!! Once a year we come here - just for…read morethe donuts. We walk around and check out the different booths and leave with one dozen, and it never disappoints.

Booth's corner is not around MY corner but glad it's not crazy far. This place is amazing has it…read morehas tons of items to choose from. Tons of small mom and pops shops. I love all the food options especially the donuts, pot pies, salads and pretzels. Actually the list goes on and on. I'll be back!

Some highlights from here- 1. Uban Thai makes excellent…read morepanang curry. It is mildly spicy. I like it better when it is cold. The owner has other frozen foods, too. She has, about half of the time, hot chicken pao buns and taro pao buns. They are quite good. 2. Ken, from Jamonit, has delicious to die for challah. I like to have of challah with some peanut butter at home. He varies his offerings. I like his Hungarian cabbage noodles and pork sandwiches best when he has them. 3. There is a new place here- Jawnrey. Their croissants are great. This week, for the first time, they will have pretzels. 4. The organic coffee place is good- they have a different sample each week to try. 5. Dragonfly offers different frozen meals. My favorite is the shepherd's pie- enough for three large potion servings for myself. They occasionally have Irish soda bread (their grandma's recipe). The last time they made it, I bought about five loaves and froze it. And, it is addicting. 6. Susan, according to my husband, has great cakes and cookies. But, I don't eat any cookies or cakes anymore. 7. Halal- she has excellent lamb wraps. When she has lamb frozen meals, I buy them to enjoy during the week. Every vendor is nice at the market. It is a great place to shop for frozen meals, coffee and desserts. I look forward to eating lunch here

I absolutely love the Artisan Exchange. This is your one stop shop for local food vendors…read more There is such a nice variety of prepared and specialty foods as well as artisan goods (coffee, candles). The baked goods are always amazing. Also a bonus that they sometimes have federal donuts and dizengoff!! The earlier you can get there the better, as parking can be difficult.

This place was great! I was visiting a friend and she suggesting checking it out, and boy am I glad…read moreshe did. You pay for a basket and then hop on a bus to go pick the peaches! There are a couple stops to choose from, depending on the type of peaches you want. Afterwards, you hop back on the bus to the farmers market. They have a TON of local treats, drinks, and items to purchase. And the apple cider donuts are great too! Such a fun little day trip, and very family friendly.

So we have been to orchards all over the region for apple picking, pumpkin picking and the…read moreoccasional event. Of all of them we really like Highland due to the age of our kids 1& 3. It is: 1- very manageable for this age 2- parking is reasonable 3- the place is big but not huge like a Linvilla 4- the people are very nice 5- apple cider doughnuts, I mean yum! 6- there is a small far market. Again manageable 7- there is a snack stand/ a little more than that. 8- they have animals for the kids to feed 9- they have a playground great for kids probably up to 8ish 10- they bring in vendors and merchants from the outside including breweries, distillers and food for the big weekends. This is a perfect morning or afternoon for the family. Two thumbs up for sure!

A great variety can be found here: vegetables and fruits of course, but also tamales, guacamole,…read morebeer, cider, yogurt, meat of all kinds, bread, pastries... and of course mushrooms.

Fantastic products, terrific produce, charming, clean and FUN! The location at the Creamery is…read moresuper-easy parking. Flying Plow organic produce is the very best ever. Tats-Yummies baking is excellent. ENJOY!

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The taste of the fruits and vegetables is hit or miss. I tried watermelon and blueberries from most…read moreof the vendors, and I was disappointed this season. Raspberries were excellent, and cantaloupes were good. If I am in the mood for a burritos, I buy a two pack from the friendly Mexican food vendor. One burrito will last for my lunch and dinner. His chips were not very salty. I liked to have them for nachos, because I use sally cheese. The goat cheese place has good goat cheese that is perfect with crackers. The flower place sells excellent arrangements that last one to two weeks. I particularly like their sunflowers. The maple syrup guy shows up about every other week. His wife makes excellent Chex mix with some maple syrup baked in. I have to buy two small containers to last me two weeks. Once I bought the large container and I ate the whole thing that day. The pie and scone friendly vendor has meat pies during the Fall and winter that are quite tasty. I get there early, because some of the vendors get crowded. I would prefer this market in an area about double the size.

Never disappoints and I always find something to purchase. Everyone is so nice and the free samples…read morearen't bad either.

I didn't go into the market. I just wait in the car for my husband (one shopper per family). He…read morebought me carrots, blueberries, coffee, honey, beets, strawberries, and flowers. Everything has been good here. I like really like the flowers the most ($10/bunch lasting two weeks). In the future, I am going to ask him to buy sausage for me. When any new car drives up, I check to see if the customer is wearing a mask, and all of them are compliant with mask wearing.

It's a very small market (about ten vendors give or take depending on the week), but with COVID,…read moreit's a heck of a lot better getting your fresh produce and other items from a place that observes social distancing and enforces everyone wearing masks (unlike the grower's market in West Chester where there is no social distancing and not everyone wears masks despite being told to do so). We have enjoyed delicious fruits and vegetables such as strawberries, beets, radishes, carrots, and asparagus from Amish vendors at the New Garden Market. Everything was really fresh and tasty. They also have coffee, plants, preserves, honey, breads, pastries, cheeses, kettle corn, Mexican food, and other stuff depending on who is there. Make sure to enter the market on the south side and exit to the north.

I stopped here on the weekend for the first time. I enjoyed the goods made by the Amish people-…read morecinnamon raisin bread, cinnamon swirl bread, and a pumpkin muffin. Their cantaloupe were not as good as another farm stands in the area. I love Brussels sprouts, but I did not buy them because they looked brown. It was congested over the weekend, but my husband stopped in during the week and he was the only person there. I plan to return for the Amish bread, and store it in my freezer.

This is a nice farmer's market. The prices of their veggie and herb plants were pretty good but…read moretheir produce prices seemed a bit high on some stuff. We were mainly there for plants so we grabbed those and just a few other things from inside the store. We may stop by there again sometime - it's in a beautiful area so that was a plus.