I was really impressed with this store. I've been to several "country stores" over the years. This…read moreone might be in the top 3. A huge selection of product. Toys, housewares, apparels, seasonal decorations, books, candies, and so much more. There is quite a bit to look at. But the 4 stars comes from pricing. The best priced country gift shop I've ever seen. Very reasonable and you can actually shop. And it was actually nice to know that not everyone is here to rip off customers/tourists. I'd gladly stop back when I'm in the area.

Like the one I recently visited in Williamsburg, this "olde" time country store has a wide variety…read moreof items: tchochkes, kitchen gadgets, kids toys, candy, angels, rocks, candles, dip mixes, etc., but unlike the other store, this one's prices are reasonable, and the candle stink doesn't render you senseless as you cross the threshold.

Stopped in this morning with friend, Demanding Dan. This place highly recommended by his friend,…read morewho lives in the area. Large assortment of smoked meats, and assorted condiments. Was looking to buy a kielbasa, but was specifically looking for one stuffed krajana style (Polish for chunky), not ground meat style. They only make the latter. I ended up with frozen packages (frozen, due to the long drive home) of Italian sweet sausage, Italian hot sausage, and bratwurst. Each priced at $10.49 / lb. For me, a bit steep. DD got breakfast sausage. Also, what seemed to be a side of beef. It was very heavy carrying it to my vehicle. He, who wears a Rolex watch (and drives a Lincoln!) also thought the prices were steep. He rated them 3 star, which is to be expected. He has, in fact, earned his reputation as Demanding Dan. If I lived a bit closer, would be interested in trying a few other things. And fresh, not frozen. Update - next day. I had one each of the hot and sweet Italian sausage. Very, very good. Nicely spiced, seems like lower fat content than store-bought. Still pricey, though, and no fennel seeds!?!?

I don't live near this place, but have passed it in my travels for years now. I finally stopped and…read morepicked up a few things. I bought kielbasa and different types of pierogis. We had to freeze them for the trip back to Long Island. Everything we got was delicious. Nothing was overly salty like the store bought stuff. The next time up in Mass. I would like to stop and try different things. The people working there are very nice and accommodating. You will walk out smelling smoked meats for a little while.

Recommend based on wonderful strawberries purchased here this week. Driving by on the way home from…read moreMagic wings butterfly conservatory. Wish I had bought another basket. Prices are what they are for fresh native produce but so worth it. Purchased a basket of strawberries for eight dollars, and it was so delicious. Nothing compares to the stores, the density, the juiciness, the sweetness . The woman helped me wash a few of the berries off to bring to my car so my mother could eat them. She's 88. I could be there again today thank you. It's an open air farmstand with a variety of in season fruits and vegetables. also plants to put in your garden flowers and other goodies to eat

Excellent corn on the cob. Their veggies are always the freshest! Top notch fruits & vegetables!!…read more The girls are always friendly and helpful. They even have cider donuts, and garden flags & flowers!!

Excellent choices of seasonal fruits. The services is excellent Ben the owner is a very nice man…read more Too bad, they have to post their political views.

Horrible experience. I bought apples and cider. The bag of macintosh apples I bought in October was…read morewoody and old, the apples were full of rotten brown spots under the peel. The apple cider had turned to vinegar. Clarkdale has a good reputation but I have to suspect they pulled out last year's leftovers to sell. It was extremely expensive and we got nothing edible for our money.

I had another florist cancel a Thanksgiving gratitude gift last minute today, the day before the…read moreholiday. I reached out to Floral Affairs today 45 minutes before they closed and they accommodated a same day delivery request for me. My colleague loved the flowers and I loved the incredible customer service. Thanks for going above and beyond!

What went well? Everything. I was able to change the delivery date after my screwup. Even better,…read morethe arrangement was absolutely beautiful. I'm so glad I shopped here. Well worth your time and money.

The customer service at the deli/hot bar was terrible. I asked for some vinegar as a condiment for…read moremy sandwich and was told "no." And the guy walked off. This was for a completely dry sandwich that came with no mustard no mayonnaise no butter no dressing. Another time I asked for salt and was told "no." I tracked down the manager who said "of course you can have salt." He gave me some in a small plastic cup. Since then I noticed they have packets of salt on the counter. That's great. Hopefully, they'll add packets of vinegar and maybe some mustard and mayonnaise (or they could have bottles for in-store diners' use. They really they need to be trained on Customer Service and I see other people have complained about that too. It's a shame.

I love this market because they have a great deli and hot bar. Very friendly. But the prices are…read moreincredibly high so I never do my main shopping there.

My friend gave me 2 kinds of Miso Soup from South River Miso Company when I was sick. I have to…read moresay I love this stuff. I live in California but it is worth it to order it from MA. I tried 2 kinds. Golden Millet which I liked and Dandelion Leek which I pretty much want to start eating every day. It is organic and a serving (which I actually eat more like 3 servings) but I really like that it has 15 calories, 2 grams of carbs, 1 gram of protein and no sugar. But the main thing about it, is that I felt really good after eating it. My body liked it.

South River miso is the real thing. It's made in a beautiful place (I've been there) with total…read moreexpertise and integrity, aged in wooden casks like a fine wine. I've been ordering it for many years and it's one of the finest food products I've ever experienced. There are quite a few varieties and they each have distinctive flavors. The special Dandelion Leek is amazing, I love the Sweet White (sweet from its process, never "sweetened") and 3 Year Hearty Brown Rice, but every kind is a real treat. It's packed in glass jars so with shipping I guess it could be called pricey, but it's worth every penny. It's amazingly health-enhancing as well as delicious. I have recommended it for years to everyone who would listen to me.

The jams are marvelous. Highly recommend. Very creative…read moreflavors. The Chili Pepper with Roasted Garlic and Chai Tea Marmalade are so good. Well worth the try. So happy to have found your booth at the Shadyside Arts Festival. Best part of the show.

Bittersweet Herb Farm was another specialty food vendor exhibiting at the Sugarloaf Crafts…read moreFestival. They had a selection of oils, dips, and sauces good for cooking and eating. I tasted a number of them - they give you a tiny little plastic spoon with a bit of the sauce on it. I tasted the Wasabi Extra Hot Sauce - this is a combination of Wasabi and Jalapeno peppers; the Smoked Maple Chipotle Finishing Sauce - this has a rich, sweet flavor, perfect for barbecuing ribs; the Chipotle Peanut Finishing Sauce; the Chili Pepper with Garlic Oil; and the Garlic with Rosemary Oil. I ended up buying a bottle of all of the ones I tried, except for the Chipotle Peanut Finishing Sauce, it tasted like to many other generic peanut sauces. I also got a free gift for purchasing four bottles - I got my choice of a seasoning packet - I chose their Cajun spice packet. Can't wait to cook with these delightful sauces and oils!