If you make the time to travel here - call ahead and see what they are offering and get there…read moreearly. I took the drive from Coaldale and although I enjoyed the trip - there wasn't much to choose from. We got some tomatoes - very tasty. Got some belly button peaches (?) that were not very good. I left them out to ripen and 1 rotted and molded overnight. Kinda weird. Got some onions and a large zucchini. Got a cantaloupe that was really good!! I did leave it out a few days - then refrigerated it. It was the best cantaloupe I've tasted in a while. They had a few others items The young ladies behind the counter were friendly enough. There are a few parking spots at the entrance. All in all a good day. Check them out and help them keep their doors open.

Absolutely the nicest people to do business with. Friendly and respectful and welcoming. Missy is…read moremost helpful and extremely knowledgeable about what is available and if not when it will be available again. Mr stein is an absolute gentleman. Always greats you with a smile and so very grateful for your business which in this day and age is very hard to find. Helps load your vehicle up and always willing to go the extra mile for the customer. My wife and I are thankful we only live a few miles away and can shop there for the fresh produce and oh my let us not forget the amazing fresh pure no chemicals added apple cider .

This farm stand is the BEST! Fresh produce that he puts out on a daily basis. The corn is so sweet…read moreand delicious and his tomatoes, well none can compare. I bought watermelon, cantelope, red beets, cucumbers, zucchini, onions, yellow beans and everything was so good! I even bought a few sunflowers. Don't miss out! Stop in soon before all this wonderful stuff is all gone. Ann Marie

Everyone's budget lately is a little stretched, at Arnold's you can definitely load up on nice…read moreproduce and definitely save! Fruits, vegetables, fresh breads, garden nursery - what more can you ask for.

Top quality food service and ambiance!The pride of ownership is obvious by everyone working there!read more

We buy a 1/4 cow every year and it's the only place I'll buy any of beef from. They have lots of…read moreother types of meat to choose from and we've never had a complaint about any of it. The Owners & employees are wonderful and very nice.

Unfortunately their cattle ALWAYS appear to live in the MUD with no shade trees & scant protection…read morefrom the elements. I think too many cattle in a small space and no grassland available. I'm sure the owners are nice and their services good but I can't stand to see the poor treatment their livestock is getting.

I have been going to Gould's for years, and it has always been a wonderful experience. Everyone…read morethere is fantastic--friendly, helpful, and genuinely committed to providing high-quality service. Their fresh produce is consistently amazing, and it is clear they take pride in what they do. What truly sets them apart, though, and makes me feel they are a true asset to our community, is their integrity. When the price of eggs went up, they had to adjust like any business would. But what really impressed me is that when the price went back down, they lowered their prices too. Not many businesses would do that, and it speaks volumes about their values and commitment to doing right by their customers. Gould's is more than just a place to buy produce--it is a reflection of what a community-minded business should be. - Samantha Gatto

Delicious produce & great variety of items. A local gem & must visit in fall for apple pickingread more

My wife and I were looking for things to do when we moved into the area last year. Marks produce…read morewas mentioned to us as part of a local indoor flea market. It's a modest fruit and veg shop that's only open on weekends. We were surprised by both the quality and the competitive pricing compared to supermarkets. Mark and his wife are very friendly. He personally selects every box and bushel he sells. Everything is fresh and looks better than some of the wilted and wrinkled stuff I see at the large supermarkets. Today we picked up some beautiful red ripe tomatoes. Ready to eat. Fresh oyster mushrooms, yellow and green bell peppers, green grapes that snap when you bite them. We go every weekend now. Definitely recommend.

I've actually never seen mold on any of the aforementioned vegetables but most particularly not…read moreonions. I've shopped at Mark's almost since he opened. He and his family are lovely people and the produce is always fresh and prime. The price is more than competitive with the grocery stores and the quality is always better. The vegetables and fruit are not only beautiful but have wonderful taste. Charlotte

Stopped in to the farm store to give support to the locals. The girl working was very helpful, a…read moregreat conversation and friendly. Their breads looked great (ciabatta, french country, pullman seeded, baguettes, and best looking to me roasted garlic asiago), but we passed on them this go around. I'll snag one on the next visit along with their chicken pot pie. Some notes from what I bought: The Bavarian style pretzels were good, a bit on the stale side. At $5 a piece I'd pass next time unless fresh. The chocolate chip cookies were $4 a piece, huge and delicious. Regular pork bacon $13lb was delicious with a light touch of smoke. Hot Italian Sausage $13lb went well with a spaghetti dinner. The heat was just right. Eggs - $9 a dozen. I bought a dozen pullet eggs - notes on the carton "Pullet eggs come from our new flock of laying hens and are only around for the spring months, While smaller, they are more nutrient dense and have brighter yolks." They were tasty. We had fun watching my youngest walk and talk with the chickens, but weren't able to see the pigs or rabbits. The smell of the wood burning oven baking fresh pizza shells was nice along with the fresh country air. The shop is small, but they had the freezers filled with different cuts of meat (beef, pork, chicken didn't see rabbit) and coolers/shelves filled with locally made pantry items (jams, honey, syrup, olive oils, coffee). You can also buy gift cards and shirts/hats. I'll repeat to try more items when in the area again. Thanks guys!

I first heard about Appleridge on an app called TooGoodToGo. I visited their farm stand at…read moreWrightstown Farmers Market twice. The first week the products were a bit gummy but I have an interest in 100% rye sourdough so I thought it might be a rye problem. The second week the products were better, lighter and less gummy. So there appears to be a quality issue. I also decided to try my hand at making rye sourdough so I asked about purchasing some starter as it is for sale on their website. I was told it was $10 and I had to pay at the stand and order online and pick up the following week...this coming Saturday. I foolishly gave my $10 with no receipt as it was end of day for them. When I went online to attempt to place the order it was not possible to complete as I was advised. I reached out via email and a woman named Christine responded and apologized for the misinformation. She then proceeded to tell me the starter costs $15...even though the website today states $10. I wish Yelp allowed pictures as I have a picture of the webpage with the price in my phone as of today. Now I am doubting a lot more about this company.

These guys have great COVID-19 policies. They first have a hand washing station you must go…read morethrough, masks are required and they line the fruit picking baskets for you as additional safety measure. The price for the fruit you cannot beat we got 22 pounds of apples and a small pumpkin for $24. They had couple apple varities and in both are delicious. Whole family had a great time.

If you live in this area, you should take the time to visit this farm…read more You can pick your peaches with your pen hands. The price per pound of about 1/2 of what you pay at the supermarket. That's not the main reason. The main benefit is that you get pick them fresh. It's also a good experience.