How wonderful to be here after such a long time!…read more It's very very busy and there are lots of staff members walking around helping everyone get what they need and wish for! I picked up some bbq to go. I also got some pumpkin bread. I watched one of the staff roll and twirl pretzels by hand! Actually making pretzels! It was very exciting and rather beautiful to see!! I would definitely come back!! I'm very grateful to all of the hard-working people. They do their job so well and they really take care of us all.

Parking is not super abundant and store times are not the most convenient. But other than those two…read morethings, this market is amazing!! I don't have to go all the way to Lancaster for my fresh food fix! So many different vendors that sell all sorts of foods from donuts to popcorn to bread to fruit... it's really a one stop shop for lots of essentials! I love supporting small business, and this is a great way of supporting multiple businesses in one spot!

Gad Zooks there are a lot of Zooks in the two Amish farmer's markets in my area. Jacob and Mary…read moreZook own and operate the Dutch Country Bakery. Everything is baked right on the premises and the aromas help to fill the air with sweets coming right out of the ovens. Mainly run by the Amish folks, they do hire help as I marveled at the gal with the Steeler's tee shirt on while she was making homemade cinnamon rolls, so I had to buy some of those. This area of the market is huge and I do mean filled to capacity with made from scratch whole of half cakes, cream, custard or fruit pies, breads, rolls, sticky buns, tarts, cobblers, whoopie pies, muffins, apple dumplings, cupcakes, cookies and of course shoofly pie. I know some of you who pay an arm and a leg for a cupcake, but here they are very reasonably priced and just as good and as fancy as the ones you pay top dollar for. I bought a half of a black forest cake, a half pumpkin cheesecake with a sour cream topping, both were so delicious, a few loaves of bread, two packages of freshly baked sandwich rolls, a few whoopie pies and a pumpkin roll, love pumpkin and this roll was filled to the brim with lots of cream cheese filling. I hate to bake, they love to bake and they do it so well. We have very few good bakeries nearby so it is a real pleasure knowing that I have the Dutch Country Bakery close enough for me to stock up the fridge, freezer, pantry and yes it will eventually be stored on our bodies. Oh well what a sweet way to do it.

I have to say, this Bakery is the real reason I ever come out to this Amish market. Everything is…read morejust so so good. If I need baked goods and I don't have time to make it myself, I come here first. I always find something that I like and everyone is always happy with the product. I have never heard a complaint about something I bought from here. The breads, cookies, cakes, and especally the pies .. my mouth is watering. The price is on point too. I only wish they could be open every day!

I've been reviewing the Bristol Amish Market and the Newtown Farmer's Market over the years and I…read morekeep getting away from finishing my reviews and no farmer's market would be complete without fresh produce, at the Bristol Amish Market, Ike's Garden fills these shoes. The space is no where as large as the produce areas inside the Reading Terminal Market, but they make good use of what they have, filled with fresh fruits and veggies, selling their own home grown products and that of locals when in season. I've never had a bad experience here, they supply the stand with what they think they will sell in three days and it's always fresh, firm and in great shape. Ha, we are talking about fruits and veggies here. I bought some of the best sweet corn here this summer and their blackberries were so huge and sweet. Squash and Brussels sprout season is coming up and I will go crazy over buying, because I love the stuff. I've never met a fruit or veggie that I did not like and there is always a wide variety here to choose from. Oh and they have a cooler filled with fresh squeezed orange juice, it's so cold and sweet and it's nearly impossible to pass up. Their prices are fair and they are open year 'round, but only on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Can you say Ratatouille!

I love this place!!! I know longer buy my produce from Giant.read more

Sugar-Coated Raspberry Jelly - The raspberry jelly has a wonderful, sweet flavor, and every bite is…read morefilled with it. I usually complain that jelly donuts never have enough filling, but this one might actually have a bit too much. Boston Custard - The rich chocolate icing paired with the smooth custard filling is a perfect combination. Toasted Coconut Ring - I liked trying a donut without a custard or cream filling. It's topped with chocolate and toasted coconut, but unfortunately the chocolate is so rich that it overpowers the coconut--I could barely taste it. Toasted Coconut Custard-Filled - A great choice for anyone who loves coconut and the classic custard filling of a Boston Cream donut. It's packed with filling and very heavy--definitely not something to eat in one sitting!

So many great vendors inside and out. Great food and values. Everything from pet supplies to…read morepickles. Always a great trip

Another shop within the Bristol Amish Market in Bristol, PA…read more The staff is authentic Amish/Mennonite, in frocks, bonnets , or beards and overalls. The meat looks fresh and thick cuts predominate. Focus is in pork, beef and a good variety of sausage ready for the hot skillet. We picked up some beautiful chops for dinner eating later this week, and some breakfast sausage which was too pretty to pass up. Prices still had the post Covid inflationary bump, but we are getting used to that. If as scrumptious as anticipated, the small increase in coin will be quickly forgotten. Besides, the road-trip out to Lancaster would cost us a lot more than the drive to the outskirts of historic river town Bristol, only 25 minutes from home.

I'm quite lucky in the fact that I have many butchers surrounding me, including farms where they…read morespecialize in either pork, beef or poultry, but what I really love is having a butcher that has it all and has no preservatives in the meat. M & J's is one of those butchers that cuts their own meat right on the premises, makes their own sausages by hand, in house and are more than happy to fulfill special orders and to answer any questions you may have on preparation. Plus discount coupons, on line, are often offered for a select item or two. You've never seen such large, thick slices of Canadian bacon, their smoked kielbasi is some of the best and they must have two dozen varieties of loose or packed sausages, which is insanely lean compared to what I used to find in the grocery stores. The Amish have even gotten with the times and make mild to hot grillers stuffed with various things, like bell peppers, onions, garlic, jalapenos and cheese. I love their loose sage sausage for use during the holidays. They have quite a few different breakfast links, including maple, but the cinnamon apple ones are a real treat! Plenty of fresh lamb is available in the Spring, coming straight from farms in Lancaster and nothing is ever frozen here, from mid March to the Easter holiday you can have as much lamb as you can fill your fridge and freezer with, until they run out. Hubby loves leg of lamb, while I am a rib gal, but I have had them de-bone a leg of lamb which I stuffed and it was so tender and delicious. They have every cut of beef or pork that you can imagine, the steaks are thick and lean, the smoked pork chops are some of hubby's favorites and I love their stuffed pork chops which makes for a quick meal. The hams are something to remember, some of the best and their slab bacon is thick and meaty. This is one of my favorite places to buy a standing rib roast to go along with my Yorkshire pudding, French onion soup, brussels sprouts and creme brulee for our Christmas dinner. Why do we do that, why are some of our favorite meals saved for certain times of the year? Maybe it's just me, but man I need to rethink this one, cause I'm so craving that dinner now! Oh yeah, into homemade scrapple ( yuck ) they have plenty of it!

Berlin Market has so many things to choose from! From piercings to icees, to an arcade and soul…read morefood plates - you will more than likely leave out of here with something! My friend and I came here on a Saturday morning, and left out with a $25 piercing and a meal to go! It was such a great experience, and I would love to come again!

I came here with a friend last Sunday. It has a lot of different types of stores in there:…read more popcorn,candy, Korean food, hispanic food, seafood, furniture store, craft stores, reupholstering store....... They have like outside swap meet things, but it looks like a bunch of junk to me. They even have a tire shop the Repairs tires there!!!! They have plenty of parking The prices are low to a pricey. They're only open I believe Thursday till Sunday. We also went for the hot apple cider. You can also get their fresh apple cider filled into a gallon or half gallon bottle. Their prices are reasonable. the woman in there was so nice and if you bring your own cup, they'll fill it with hot apple cider. they have apple cider donuts and turnovers. They'll be here until December. Since it was Sunday, the Amish stores weren't open. That's what I really came in there for. Overall it's ok here. I'll be back for the cider.

Always like coming here. Hoagies are good. Lots of fresh produce and my husband likes to peruse the…read morebaked goods.

Not just your ordinary farm mart, Lou's offers cakes, produce, deli, seasonal items and even frozen…read moremeals. Lou's soups are a fan favorite here and taste like home made. With insane specials, sometimes Lou's is better than the grocery store. Look for Logan on TikTok to find out what's on sale each week. Plenty of spring summer flowers to choose from on the spring and Christmas trees and grave items in the winter their outdoor area is just as fresh as their produce. While not everyone shares Logan's exuberance, everyone is friendly and welcoming. Weekends can be quite crowded but they really work efficiently to get you checked out.

This market recently opened during June 2024. The staff is super helpful and friendly. As the store…read moreis named, the grocery items seem to be more for Indian cuisine. However, if you are like me and you love to eat there are many items that if you aren't cooking Indian cuisine you can find many useful grocery items. I've been back twice and grabbed mangos. They were super sweet and reasonably priced. the store is well organized, clean and well stocked with lots lentils, beans, vegetables, fruits, teas, herbs, spices and so much more. Enjoy...I sure am enjoying this store

Nasty, rude people. Overpriced and they didn't have anything I needed just rows of spices.read more

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.

Love this farmers market . Support Local Businesses !…read moreOne stop shopping . Great variety,something for everyone.

Been going here for over 20 years!…read more Every season, we can't wait for Stella's Sweet Corn!! Absolutely THE BEST Sweet Corn you will ever have! Love their tomatoes & cucumbers almost as much! Love that they have baskets full of tomatoes, green & red peppers as well as yummy fruit. We load up on all, especially on the Corn as our family, friends and neighbors love to get their share. Just make sure to bring cash bc they do not take credit cards and the closest ATM is at the Berlin Mart. Love, Love Love Stella's!!!

We came here for the Annual Strawberry Festival, what a disappointment. All we saw were vendors,…read moreone tent with strawberries (which had no sign advertising it) along with the area to buy tickets, where the girls selling them were not friendly, the strawberries were pricey for the amount you received. Nothing else at the "Strawberry Festival" had anything to do with Strawberries because there was nothing to it. I wasted my $5 parking to walk around and see vendors, a pathetic petting zoo with 6 animals in a 10x10 area, that should have been free, two sad animals for the horse and pony rides (the horse and pony looked abused and not well taken care either) also in a 10x10 area and children activities that you can do in your backyard. The ambiance was not strawberry or festive, it was sad, overpriced and pathetic. We will never go again