The best in the area by far!! Their products are the freshest and you are supporting local farmers. Highly recommend.

Great farm markets. With really wonderful produce. They had the very best Necterines during harvest time.

What an amazing variety of apples and other vegetables, including green beans and criminy mushrooms, melons, gourds, pumpkins. The tomatoes were gorgeous as is the whole premises and really a site to see. Clearly a local treasure ! Good service, and a happy place ! read more

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The parking is horrible and I'm never going back for that reason. The corn is priced the highest in the region, is packed very tightly in netting, and does not seem fresh. read more

Let's bring this one up to the current: Anyone who is local to the area can tell you that Scholl goes way, way back. Their roadside stand on Center Street (512) has sort of always been there even if it's almost so small that you could very easily drive right by it. What do they carry? A little bit of everything. While most items are obviously seasonal other things like apples, pears, potatoes, local honey and squash are sold more or less year-round. www.schollorchards.com/harvest-calendar For me the best of the best with honors is that they still continue to produce their non-pasteurized apple cider. Fantastic flavor and they grow more than enough varieties that the blend is always a little different based on what they used for that batch. Three more noteworthy additions: Contrary to the Yelp listing, they do indeed take cards. The parking situation here is always a bit of a crapshoot. Maybe four or five spaces and in season it's interesting at best trying to maneuver in/out with the heavy traffic on this section of Center Street. The pricing for their stuff is definitely not cheap. If you're looking for "deals" or more discounted pricing like you can get by going to Berks/Lancaster County Mennonite/Amish farms for similar products, you're not getting that here. It's expensive, but it's worth it. Either way, Scholl has been churning it out for almost eighty years and clearly, they know what they're doing and it's more than worth a regular visit. www.schollorchards.com/hours read more

Scholl Orchards - It doesn't get any better - Farmers Market Near Me - Bethlehem, Pennsylvania

Best fruit in the Lehigh Valley, best assortment of types of apples I've ever seen. Folks are very knowledgeable about the uses of the different brands read more

A really great farmstand! Their peaches and corn are usually quite solid and even though they're a little expensive you can be confident you're getting a quality products. I also really like the half priced imperfect fruits which is a good deal. Check them out! read more

We went for the first time yesterday - drawn by how adorable the place is. Getting in an out of the lot is treacherous - avoid high traffic times! Also the tall woman working there is so snippy and unpleasant that we won't be back. read more

Needed some apples and always better to go to an orchard. A lot more than just fruit. PYO. Jams, jellies, pies, dumplings, Amish canned goods. read more

Huge selection of super fresh fruits and veggies. Service with a smile. I got some of the best cherries I've ever had and they told how to perfectly ripen the peaches. Can't wait to try them! read more

Scholl Orchards - Cider, peaches, cherries, garlic, and pickled jalapeños. - Farmers Market Near Me - Bethlehem, Pennsylvania

I stopped by Sholl Orchards to check out the local produce offerings in late summer. I was greeted by a very pleasant worker/owner who talked to both my daughter and I while we browsed. We tried the novelty plum -bubblegum flavoring in addition to berries, honey crisp apples and green beans. Everything was fresh and perfectly ripe. I often pass Sholl's when they're closed so I don't get to stop by very often, but I love supporting local businesses, especially local farmers, so I'm going to try to be more intentional with trips here! read more

Best crispy crisp apples in area I eat an apple every day since I've enjoyed these apples so much. Thank you, help your local farmers, pay a little more but guaranteed you'll enjoy it. read more

I've lived in Bethlehem for eight years and only found out about Scholl Orchards three years ago from a deli owner here. For three years, I've been getting a peck of peaches specifically for making peach jam to can (home use and as gifts). They have by far the best quality peaches and somehow they are always ripe...to the very last one in the peck! That's some farming voodoo and I am here for it! Today, we also picked up a quart of plums, seven ears of sweet white corn, and a huge seeded watermelon. Yes, prices are higher than the grocery store, but this is definitely a situation where you get what you pay for I find the prices super reasonable for the extraordinary quality. If you want top quality, super fresh, legit farm-grown, local produce, this is one of the best places to go. The peaches I got today are so good, I may return next weekend and get some more if they still have some! read more

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Best place in the area for fresh produce year-round. You may pay a little bit more for certain things, but it's well worth it! and they are incredibly nice. You can also get fresh baked goods on Fridays read more

On Thursday, Sept 9 2021 , Bought half peck of The most Dry, , tasteless, no juice Peaches . I read If you cold storage them before ripe, That is a result . Otherwise , Could be weather related, and you were offering Half off the second box Guess you knew they had to go Glad I didn't do it Better luck next year If I were closer I would have brought them back , but we live in Jersey , on way home from an an appointment I put some in the blender , And some in a cobbler And will ditch the rest Sorry had to leave a negative review read more

First time there yesterday during a business trip to the area. Happened to be driving by just as one customer was backing out of a coveted spot and I zipped right in. The staff was busy but friendly - the cashier explained that there was a minimum to use my card and I added one more item. Looking forward to making ratatouille with the beautiful eggplant I got! read more

I'm a weekly customer who buys a large order for two families. For the second time I received terrible service. I am a senior citizen who lives with a disabling arthritis that has left me with a visibly deformed right hand, arthritic wrists, and Today I also had a leg brace on because of an ankle fracture.. I brought large shopping bags, and as I lay things on the empty counter, I told them that I would be getting a large order and if they needed to move my produce to another location as I slowly collected it that was fine. Instead they let it build up on one of the only two front counters available, not packaging anything in brown paper bags during the 15 minutes I was there. when I got to the point that there was no room left. I locked eyes with one of the clerks and quickly laid it on the next counter assuming they would start bagging my order. There was no one behind me at the time, and they could easily have started working on my order and moved the last item over. Instead, as I paid you over $80 for produce I was told that I should keep my order to 1 counter. When I pointed out that there was no more room room as they had not bagged , I was told I should've stood there and waited with the basket of apples in my painfully deformed hand despite the fact that there was no other customer behind me using the counter. I understand that this is a family business and likely no course on customer service has ever been taken. Surely they see my age and my arthritis , and yet rather than offering extra help they treat me with unkindness. Kindness costs nothing. Doesn't matter how good your products are if you can't be kind to each and every customer and meet their individual needs. Please take the time to be good to your customers- kindness costs nothing but means everything-especially to those of us who struggle with physical disabilities . read more

I feel like Scholl's is one of Bethlehem's best kept secrets, without it really being a secret. Scholl's has been delivering fresh produce to the Lehigh Valley since 1948, when this part of town was still country. Today it's located on a busy street, conveniently near Route 22 and Wegmans. Scholl's has all the fresh, local produce you could want - fruits and vegetables. They also carry honey, and flowers. Truly a feast for the eyes, the produce quality is superb. Prices are on par with other local farm stands, but my husband just scored a heck of a deal - some bruise peaches (7 lbs.) for only $3.50! Perfect for some jam! read more

I've been coming to Scholls for over 30 years and it's remained the go to spot for farm fresh peaches and apples. Now they also offer veggies such as zucchini, eggplant, squash and tomatoes. The employees are always friendly and the produce is always fresh. Just be careful getting in and out of the parking lot! read more

This review has been a long time coming. Three years ago I found out about Scholl Orchards. That's around the same time I started canning fruit seriously and wanted a good source of great product that I could buy in bulk. The easy answer is always a farmer, right? At least for me. I'm always looking for the next great farmer or farm stand. To be fair, Scholl Orchards isn't the next great farm stand. They've been around longer than I've lived in Philly, nearly as long as I've been alive (maybe more ) and hopefully they'll be around for generations to come. They aren't close to Philly. I drive around 80-85 mph to get there in just around an hour and a half then make the return trip immediately so I can make it home before rush hour. That's how you know their stuff is great and not just good. I drive nearly 3 freaking hours to get PEACHES! I have been to Scholl Orchard more times in the past three years than I've seen my doctor, holy man, or the gym (don't judge!). Because of my continued devotion and pilgrimages I am granted certain rights and privileges such as having my fruit ready when I get there (order ahead on FB messenger) because I order a half bushel or more. I pick through the fruit to choose the best for my needs and can return what I don't like. It's not a lot I don't like of their fruit either, I'm just canning halves in clear mason jars and want pretty jars to display and sell. And in the fall they have apples and pears galore. Different varieties for your cooking or eating fresh needs. The prices are premium but since I'm buying bulk it's still cheaper than the market for the quality I'm getting to work with. Idk many folks who will make this drive, but my fellow home canners and preservers will leap at the chance to get a flat of peaches so pretty you almost don't want to cut them up and cook them! This is a family owned business. They are serious about their shit! Don't TOUCH THE FRUIT!! Buy a basket whole, you're not getting seconds at the bottom, or ask for help. It takes a long time to get that display photo worthy like they do each day at the farm stand. And even longer to pick that fruit and sort it so that it represents their best work! I learned during my first summer how they are about touching and squeezing the merch. You've now been forewarned, encouraged, and informed. They also get non gmo corn from a fellow farmer. read more

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Absolutely love this place. I do most of my shopping at Wegmans, but the produce at Scholl's is fresher and higher quality. Ever since I moved nearby this year and tried Scholl's, I've been devoted fan. Have been here at least once a week. Also nice to support a local family business. The produce speaks for itself. read more

The fruit is often exceptional and always good. This year I found the peaches somewhere disappointing but that may have had to do with the very wet weather. The customer service however is terrible. For some reason most of the cashiers that work there seem to hate their job. Their attitude seems to be we have the best fruit in the valley so we don't really care about customer service. They do accept credit cards but there is a minimum charge. read more

I just visited here for the first time, excited to check it out. Aside from the beautiful flowers I picked up, I was very disappointed with how I was treated. I understand and appreciate the guidelines, but was not familiar with them since it was my first visit. The woman was very rude and demeaning to me. Not sure I'll be back. read more

The best experience at an adorable roadside farmers stand! Tasty peaches! Very nice and fresh selection of fruits and veggies. Outstanding customer service. Anthony explained the different types and tastes of the peach variety. The nicest and sweetest guy! We will definitely return to this charming stand for our veggies and fruits! read more

i love fresh peaches & apples -parking can be problematic -prices are not cheap but when is the best ever cheap ? if you love fresh juicy peaches & fresh apples this is your destination. read more

Terrible customer service. Was yelled at talked down to by an employee. First time customer, so wasn't sure what to expect. I understand COVID regulations are stressful, but it is unacceptable to repeatedly ask a customer if "they can read" while pointing to your signs, all because it was inconvenient to you. When attempting to look at items somewhere else in the store, to be yelled at with "they're the SAME ones" was very upsetting. I have no idea what made this woman so angry today but I will not be returning. read more

Delicious apples! The service was a bit grumpy though. The cashier was grumbling because I didn't take a whole container of apples but picked a few I liked - well if you have a certain way of doing things you can make signs or otherwise inform customers how you expect them to shop. Also, they didn't have shopping baskets which is difficult if you are getting a bunch of fruit, corn, melons, etc. So I went to the car and picked my own reusable bag and used it as a shopping basket and went to the cashier like that and she again criticized me by saying - "well, if you're buying a few items you can just start a pile at the register." Seriously?! This doesn't make any sense - there are only 2 registers and quite a few shoppers: how can each shopper start a PILE by the register?! What an archaic way of doing business! Just provide shopping baskets for a customer's convenience! The crappy service aside, prices are good and the produce is fresh and delicious. * peaches were way too soft for me. read more

Wonderful employees.. They are a big help on finding exactly what you need.. They have the best products.. Taste and price. I highly recommend Scholl's. read more

I have mixed feelings about shopping here. Most of the time their produce is the absolute best to be found, but when there's an occasional problem, they don't make any apologies for tasteless or rotten fruit. Customer service is hit or miss, depending on the day. Some of the crew is quite friendly, while others are downright grumpy (even if you are polite and don't violate any of their posted rules). At the prices they command, I would expect to receive near-perfect fruit and at least basic courtesy from the employees. Sometimes you get lucky, sometimes you don't. I would still recommend shopping here because the produce is quite excellent when it's at its best, but know that it's not always going to be an ideal shopping experience. read more

Buyers beware! I purchased a bag of Scholls pears this week. Examining them at home, I found them beginning to rot. When I returned to Scholls with the decaying pears, the sellers told me that they do not give refunds. They said that their quality guarantee ended when I left their fruit stand. I left the rotten pears with Scholls, having learned an expensive lesson in consumer purchasing. Hereafter, I will buy my produce at Giant Supermarkets, which offers a double-your-money-back guarantee of satisfaction on all of its produce. Do not become another innocent victim of Scholls' Orchards. Buy your produce from honest merchants with integrity! read more

My recent visit to Scholl Orchards was mortifying. Scholl is a well-reviewed establishment, so I was excited to share the experience with my family. Scholl, though, has no respect for its customers and is far from family friendly. Signs posted throughout the establishment indicate nothing more than price points--still, an ornery employee scolded me and my 5-year old niece for hand selecting three apples. Apparently, customers must ask the employees to handle the fruit. The same woman further castigated us for unwittingly knocking one apple from its display. The woman punctuated the needless attack by telling us to take our business elsewhere, and continued berating my young niece in front of other employees and customers as we left. I'm usually proud to bring out-of-town guests to Bethlehem's family run businesses, but our brief time in Scholl was humiliating. The produce at Scholl may be fresh, but the customer service is foul. read more