We came here since they have a nice selection of plants with the extensive plant nursery that…read moreextends through the back. However, we were really disappointed in the service. We were visiting from DC and it was about what we'd expect to get in DC. We asked for help and nobody seemed to be available to offer or even give us any guidance. I know they must be understaffed but it's not great customer service. We will say that the inside country market looks great. I liked all the fresh vegetables and Pennsylvania baked goods for sale. I grew up in PA so love tasty Amish baked goods and the usual PA foods you'd find in that area. If coming to the market, this is probably a good experience. Looking to buy plants? Not the place, especially if you have any questions. Highly disappointed with that and ended up heading north to Spring Farm Nursery where they went above and beyond in helping us.

They always have something in stock that makes me want to go back! Honey, tea, cheese, veg, fruit,…read moreflowers, and herbs are just a few. The staff are very friendly and willing to help me find what I need!

A friend suggested to me that Sleek's orchard was the place to come for apples. She was definitely…read moreright. Prices are economical and there are plenty of varieties of apples to choose. I am not that knowledgeable but there are signs saying what each particular apple is best for: pies, snacks, cooking, etc. I am sorry I didn't know about this place when I was looking for peaches. Next season, I will be back.

This is my FAVORITE place to stop when we're visiting my husbands grandmother. Fresh apples,…read morepeaches, preserves, local honey, and the apple cider is to die for!y favorite fruit is the donut peach, which is usually very expensive when you're even able to find it at a regular store. They have great prices and wonderful produce! The family who runs it is super sweet too. I highly recommend bringing cash, they do take local checks I think, but they didn't have a debt machine the last time I went.

I'm in this place every week. Shannon is awesome. He goes out of his way. Price and selection are…read morethere.

Great place! I buy my beer here all the time. The selection is terrific. The Staff are very…read morefriendly and helpful. Ask for Shannon and he will be happy to help you with your selection. They also have fresh fruit and produce kept nicely in a refrigerated room. The store is conveniently located in the public parking area in the center of town.

Nice variety of vendors at this farmers' market in downtown Oakland, including fruits and…read morevegetables, baked goods, and assorted crafts.

Great spot to grab some fruits and veggies from local growers. Not a huge farmers market, but large…read moreenough to find what you need. Tip - park on the street, not in the lot, unless you enjoy risking your life from people driving too fast in a small lot.

Springs, Pa. is a farming community that has had an annual arts, Crafts, farming demonstrations for…read more61 years! 1st weekend in Oct. Now I haven't been attending it 61 years..lol....but I have for 5 years or so! The festival is sponsored by the community and everyone pitches in to help! They have people making apple butter, quilting, sheep shearing, candle dipping, maple syrup making, broom making, etc. The churches has food for sale-loaves and loaves of fresh hot bread, apple butter, sour kraut, kettle corn then in cafeteria hot (real) pancakes/maple syrup, summer sausage, rich cottage cheese, many fresh pie slices, coffee, etc. outside of the barn (where most of the crafters are) has working farm demonstrations for the public. Nice festival and tradition to visit!

A hidden gem! The Saturday farmer's market runs May through September at the Springs Historical…read moreSociety's grounds in Springs, Penn., just over the state line from Grantsville, Md. Follow the small directional signs from Route 40. Arrive early and enjoy breakfast in the pavilion, typically prepared and served by students at the local Mennonite school. Pancakes are $.75, toast is $.50, two kielbasa-type sausages are $1.25. Three of us can eat a hearty breakfast for $8, and you'll sit at picnic tables with the locals. One of our favorite traditions! They also serve lunch items - chili dogs and burgers. Walk around the grounds to see 60+ local farmers with produce that deepens as the summer goes on. Our favorite are peaches ($4 for a half-peck -- unreal!) sold at the first stand on the left as you walk up towards the pavilion. You'll find anything and everything fresh that you can imagine -- tomatoes, corn, melons, peppers, squash, berries and greens. Inside the pavilion, and on the other side from the breakfast stand, are all sorts of baked goods. Look for the line of folks at the donut stand -- giant and delicious homemade glazed donuts. Take home a half-dozen for $3.75 (also sold by the dozen or as singles). You'll also find pies, breads and wonderful baked treats. A sweet-tooth's paradise! Throughout the pavilion and outside, you'll see craftsmen, quilters, artists, and flea market stands. The Springs Folk Festival is the like the Saturday market multiplied -- so many vendors, artists and more. It's held in early October, at the conclusion of the farmers market Saturdays. Parking is plentiful in a big field.

Ack! I love this place. I try to come in the fall because they make fresh apple cider and to me…read moreit's the best in the world. They have all kinds of jams and jellies, veggies from the local farmers, a deli, freshly made baked goods, butter, dry goods, etc. Service is always good too. Ambiance is like any other small grocery, nothing spectacular but it does feel homey. 10/10 please visit. There's something for everyone there.

We drove for hour and a half for fresh peaches and left with peaches, watermelon, jam, canning…read moresupplies and a few other items. The vegetables and fruit were fresh and very good quality. The store had shoppers in the store, but social distancing was being observed. The deli section was especially busy. I am happy we made the trip. Our peaches made excellent jelly.

This is a story of a place being just a little bit over hyped…read more I drive past Fishertown Country Store a lot too. Then one day my mother-in-law sends me out there for milk, a bag of ice, and some cookies. For some reason on that day I decide to check out the Yelp reviews in the parking lot before I go in to do my shopping. And that's when I read about DJ M's experience with the stuffed hash browns. Stuffed hash browns?!?! Well, I simply have to have them. The only problem was that it was the afternoon, and they were all out. I was told that I'd have to come by some morning if I wanted hash browns. Bummer. It's typically challenging to get out the door in the morning when the family descends upon the farm. Literally years pass by, with visions of the stuffed hash browns taunting my fat tooth. For one reason or another, the stars never aligned. But this week I finally claimed my prize. Not only that, but the kind lady behind the counter fried me up an order of stuffed hash browns on the spot. I guess sometimes they sit around in the hot food display box for a while. Perhaps my imagination got away from me. I was expecting something a bit more homemade. Instead, it was a brick of food service frozen goodness, dropped into the deep frier. I'll return to check out the apple dumpling, but I won't hold out hope that they are the best in the world. And I'll remain thankful that this reasonably good market is closer to the farm than the trek to Bedford or Johnstown.

To say that I have passed this country store at least one hundred times, without stopping in, is no…read moreexaggeration. I have really been missing out and I know as sure as I am sitting here typing this that I will stop in on my way to or from my home town again and again. My home town, Johnstown, Pa. Is known for their submarine sandwiches, referred to more often as a sub. Living and traveling all over the country I have now come to the conclusion that the only place to get a submarine sandwich is in my home town, but seeing this store is only twenty minutes away and close to the turnpike, I believed them when they had "Best subs in town" posted outside. Nada, their subs are like anyone else's "subs" in this country, six inches long and on a soft roll, where a Johnstown sub is on an 18-24 inch long crusty loaf of bread, layered with meats and cheeses, lettuce, tomatoes, onions, hot peppers, if you like and drizzled with an herb infused oil. However, all was certainly not lost, this country store is wonderful! Rows of very inexpensive fresh produce, aisles of locally made jams, noodles, canned goods, snacks and specialty items. Homemade baked goods, including gobs, a nice sized deli with incredible prices, fresh butchered meats and poultry as well as a frozen food section. They have really neat hot or cold food items ready to go like breakfast burritos, chicken salads, well many different salads and desserts, but have you ever had a stuffed hash brown? Seriously folks these are to die for and when I asked what was in them half the store's customers and most of the employees turned to me with oohs and awes telling me how good they were. Oh my gosh, they were stuffed with gooey cheese, browned sausage and onions and I got the last one, yay! I also got a small thinly sliced and lean tavern ham and Swiss cheese sandwich for my drive home, which was very good along with some pickled eggs for hubby and I'll eat the beets. They will make you a "sub" just like Subway or any other place makes them ( I call these hoagies ). I had a cooler in my car, bought a bunch of stuff and a bag of ice and saved lots of money. Oh and the gallon jugs of Galliker's ice tea that I was loving in Johnstown and buying at the Honey Bear two for five bucks were four for five bucks here, so I grabbed four more gallons. The folks are very friendly, everyone seemed to know each other by name. A nice sized laundromat is attached to the building and the place is clean, a little worn, but with the years of traffic they have received it adds character.

The Britner family have a wonderful roadside stand (much of the produce being indoors) with freshly…read morepicked vegetables and very reasonable prices. The corn kernels snap as you munch into the cob. :) Wonderful produce!! And, very friendly people! The best place to go!

From the owner: Please note that we close early if we run out of corn.read more

Great little family run farm off the Cessna exit of Interstate 99 in Bedford County PA. Rose Family…read moreFarm Market offers a little bit of everything such as Onions, Peppers, Corn, Watermelons and so much more all at a fantastic price! They also offer some other great local product such as Maple Syrup. In the fall the Farm Market offers a great corn maze as well as hay rides, games and a pumpkin patch which is a lot of fun and great for families. Overall this is a great place to get your vegetables at a much better price than the super market and a much better quality. This is a must stop anytime you are In the Bedford PA area.

Rose Family Farm Market is a nice farmer's market with produce fresh from their fields or other…read morelocal growers. Real nice family that offers great quality produce and products (seasonal flowers etc.) at very fair prices. Looking forward to buying fresh seasonal produce all year long from the Rose Family. You should stop by to check this market out. Like me, you will be happy you did.

Oh where to start with Fisher's country store, this place is great. The deli counter is second to…read morenone. The variety of deli meats and cheeses is enough to make you second guess your choices. Slab bacon cut to your thickness. Prices are very reasonable combined with their weekly sales you are sure to find something to your liking. They have a wide variety of jams and spreads. Pasta galore if that's your thing. The kids will love the isle of candy. The walk up ice cream service is an added bonus.

A hidden little gem discovered on our way to PSU to pick up our daughter for her spring break…read more Thank you for the billboard or we wouldn't have made the exit to find you! Lots of local items: jellies, jerky, handmade soaps and candles. And make your own peanut butter, too fun! (Well the machine did it we just pushed the start button) but still fun for us city folk! Can't wait to stop with my daughter on way home, she's gonna LOVE IT!