A great option for sourcing things like wheat berries and other bulk items locally, which is hard…read moreto find. They have a great selection of local goods to choose from and I really like whenever I get to shop here. Service is usually very friendly as well, and it's just enjoyable to go in and look at all the local options.

Loving this store and recently joined as a member. Some of the prices are on the higher end, but…read moresome are actually lower than Wegmans or Tops depending on what you're looking for - sign up for their email newsletter to get the sale prices! Strong focus on local and/or organic, and great signage to bring attention to the local products and brands. The produce section is consistently high quality and fresh. You can bring your own containers to fill in the bulk section, and they have a scale right there to weigh your container before filling it - super easy and saves on packaging. I have not tried any of the prepared foods but I'm very happy with the groceries. Staff is always friendly and helpful. The only real downside is that the parking lot at this location is very tiny and a challenge to get in and out of.

So excited about finding traditional Italian grocery…read moreUnfortunately they seem to be on way out. Store mostly empty was able to get some real Reggiano parm and Arborio Rice but again little else I'm saddened

Guercio's is a neighborhood staple. Great Italian products and fresh produce! Worth the trip to…read morefind a product you wouldn't come across at Wegmans or Tops. I visited today and needed heavy cream for a recipe. I didn't see any with the dairy products; I asked the deli worker and he brought me one from the back.It's too bad they seemed to have lessened their selection (understandable pandemic struggles). But they still offer many great products.

We love Pellicano's! We're fortunate to live near this…read moreItalian Marketplace. For the last 5 years we visit them at least a couple times every week. Their staff treats us like family. It's a place that I highly recommend. 5 stars for a reason!

Love this place. The tortellini salad from the deli is like nowhere else; is it the fresh herbs?…read moreBuy some Hello Dolly bars while you're there. Fresh fruit and vegetables and a huge deli with friendly folks behind the counter.

My husband passed this place this morning and called me to tell me to stop in because it looked…read morereally cute. The owner was working and was so friendly and was very helpful in picking out some produce. The place is pretty small but he has a nice selection of fresh produce. The prices are pretty on power with the grocery store, so if you're located in Lackawanna, this is a nice, convenient place to go get your produce for the week!

My boss took us out for lunch here. The staff was quick and friendly. The prices were very good and…read morethey had a nice selection of options. Among our food was soup, salad, a wrap and chicken fingers. There was a selection of sides to get with your good including at least three different kinds of fries. I had French onion soup and chicken super salad. The French onion soup had WAY too much bread in it; it seemed like two whole slices in a cup sized soup. That sadly sucked up a lot of my soup and I'm not a fan of soggy bread, so I scooped it out and set it aside. The soup I did get to eat had a good flavor and was not too salty. Now that I know how it comes, I'd order it without bread added. My salad was a good size and was made of fresh mixed greens with a nicely grilled, & warm, sliced chicken breast.

Best apple cider ever!!!! Nice and friendly family owned…read moremarket. Lots of fresh produce and local goodies.

when My relatives from out of town saw how this lady was so rude to me they asked " wow!.. what…read morewas her problem"? the lady attendant had a dismissive and classless response to both questions I had about the different products. re-selling produce for top dollar can be ok to do...but this stand was also ,well over price compared to any other fruit stands around.... So if you like secondhand smoke? And a classless person shooting an attitude in your direction? This is the place.

I spotted this place on my way to check out the Sanborn Sunflowers, and decided to stop and pick up…read moresome produce on the way home, as well as see what it was all about! This is an awesome little farmers market that have a ton of locally grown fruit and veggies, as well as jellies, jams, dressings, honey, and syrup! It seems to be set up in what could have once been a garage, and has a pair of aisles where you'll find all the produce. There is also a couple of fridges toward the back which serve to keep some of the more perishable stuff on ice before they're sold. They are a seasonal market, generally open from around June to December. They'll have your annual goodies here - my first visit yielded peaches and apples (even though they're not quite in season yet), as well as a variety of veggies like cucumbers, hot and green peppers, onions, and tomatoes. Too early for the fall & winter stuff just yet, but I see some photos of their pumpkins, squash, cider, and Christmas trees from last year on their Facebook page. I was happy to be able to pick up some ears of sweet corn, a cucumber, and about 6 apples, all for a whopping $5. Seriously. You could never get that kind of a deal at your grocery store! I don't live anywhere close to here, but I seriously feel like I'll be making the trip every now and then because you can't beat the cost, the Farmers Market experience, or supporting your local farms! Day 20

Thanks to Urban Farm Day, my friend and I discovered this place. I had just purchased a lot of…read moreproduce, so didn't but much, but I did try the lettuce that was really cool the way it grew stacked, that was delicious, and also got a purple pepper which was good. The lady that sold the food was real nice and all the produce looks delicious and the garden is beautiful. Great to see urban farms thrive! I'll have to check out when they have their farm stand opened.

We bought leaf lettuce, heirloom tomatoes, scallions, onions, and husk cherries on our first visit…read moreto Common Roots. What a palate-pleasing purchase! The food is so fresh and delicious. I don't even feel guilty about eating nearly the whole pint of husk cherries by myself. We are already planning our next shopping trip to this little piece of agricultural paradise. Smack-dab in the middle of my neighborhood! I sure hit the jackpot!

Wow, no reviews for two years!…read more This farmstand looks like it is going strong. There was a wide variety of vegetables today - greens, peppers, beets, tomatoes, herbs, and more. Everything looked bright and beautiful. The pepper and tomato selection was better than Elmwood Bidwell. There are other local businesses represented including a small selection of Butterblock Pastries, a local honey table, coffee, and there's tables with seating as well. There was also local ice cream, Yumo, which has some really interesting flavors including one vegan one plus one sorbet. The farm also boasts a pizza stand. The pizza isn't available until 11am, though you can order it ahead of time for pick up as early as 11. While all the signs say the Market and Pizza are 10-3pm, the pizza cannot be ordered in person until 11am. The signs when you enter the market will not say this and nothing in the pizza area will say this. Seems like an easy enough thing to do. The pizza is pretty good. It's hot and crispy though I'm not sure why it's advertised as solar powered ovens because there's definitely fire involved. Pizzas are all $17 with cow products if ordered $20 vegan. One pizza is enough for two people. We got the poblano pie and it was very good. I don't think I would have missed the cheese - it's a very modest amount of what appears to be Miyokos vegan mozzarella, which I love, but for the amount on the pizza, I don't think I would miss it. Might make more sense on the Margherita but it's a minor player on the poblano. We left and came back for the pizza and forgot to get the Boston Cream vegan flavor they had. A really nice neighborhood market worth a visit.

They have revamped and rethought their systems here…read more First - they changed their days and hours. Now open Sat for the farmers market and the CSA pickup both. They open at 10 am. They offer different pizzas and thats what I come for. I think the offerings may vary week to week depending on the vege availability. The prices of the pizzas vary, but seem to be between $14-18. They have created a seating area to wait for your pizzas. It's nice and with an umbrella, so not too hot. They have a few butterblock offerings too, all $4.50. Then a select assortment of herbs and veges are available. All seasonal. Priced fairly consistent with the Bidwell market, slightly higher than NT market. Their farm looks awesome. This place is well worth a trip to the West Side.