Enjoyed an outstanding bagel with lox and cream cheese at Little Radish, a dedicated gluten-free…read moretake-out place in the Ferry Market, New Hope, with compliments to our server, Jordan. It was the best I've had west of Modern Bread and Bagel in Manhattan and can't recommend it highly enough.

I love going to the Ferry Market because there is truly something for everyone in my family. We…read morehave both vegetarians and non-vegetarians, and everyone always finds something delicious to enjoy. The food is so good, and you can easily make a full meal out of your visit including coffee and dessert! My only suggestion would be to update the store hours for the different vendors. I've gone twice for specific vendors that were listed as open, but they were actually closed. Other than that, it's a great spot with amazing variety and food.

Very nice market space with a number of food options, from chocolate and cheese to noodles, crepes,…read moreand island-inspired eats - great for groups. There are also houseplants, a farmer's market type stand featuring fresh produce and goods, and more. The market is comfortable, with seating available to eat in and enjoy, as well as a cute kids play area with books, games, and toys. Restrooms are clean. We enjoyed noodles from Mr. Lee's Noodles and chipotle chicken crepes from Crepes at CASA. Great spot to explore!

Think of a smaller version of Philly's Reading Terminal Market.There is wide variety of sandwich,…read morepizza, coffee, beer, chocolate, Asian food, bakery, Ice cream. meat and deli kiosks. There is something here to please every member of the family. Very nicely set up in a renovated older building conveniently located right off main street. This is a worthy stop if you find yourself in the area.

No one is ever there anymore. Owners ruined a gold mine for buyers, sellers, and themselves. 20…read moreyears ago, Tuesdays and Saturdays had massive amounts of vendors Now, lucky if there are 20 and most don't even make their table money back. Pitiful Tables are in awful shape, haven't been changed in 40 years. They got lazy and stopped caring and now most vendors won't go near the place (rightfully so, it's massive waste of time). A score of 0 is more appropriate!!

visited today 5/19/26. Arrived at 7 AM - vendors were just starting to set up even though their…read morehours start 7. Only 2 other shoppers were there during the 45 minutes we were there - and less than 20 vendors. Other than plants and the purse vendor everything else was old used junk. Definitely not the Rice's we used to visit that was packed with vendors AND shoppers. Tried waiting for more vendors to show up, but we saw none arriving.

The pretzels were glorious. GLORIOUS!!…read more "The warmth bounces around your mouth like it's a building with mirrors for walls and the pretzel is a laser."

I've been working down the street from here for 2 years and had no idea it was there! So happy I…read morefound it! The pretzels-yum!! And worth the line. It seemed though near closing time (30 minutes before) even with the line they sold what they had and didn't make anymore so I felt guilty for those behind me. But the cinnamon pretzels and cheesesteak one were so good! I bought a few other items from the stores. The honey mustard pretzels in a bag from the store in the back-so good! Lots of parking, they take cash or card, reasonable prices. Only open Thurs-Saturday. Definitely recommend!

We went to the annual fall festival again this year. They have not had one since COVID. The…read morefestival was much more low key than in previous years. They did have music and tractor rides to enjoy. I like being able to go to a farm setting and enjoy some home grown country music. Additionally the pared down size of the crowd was nice. The bottom line is that we will go back next year.

I don't understand the negative comments at all. Been shopping here for many years and have no…read morecomplaints! The produce is fresh, and very good. Fruit is exceptional. Nice breads and baked products, and very good take out! Meats are fresh and excellent. Picked up a large brisket for bbq and cooked it for homeless food drive. The cashiers snd other workers are courteous and always helpful. For those complaining about cost, you always get what you pay for . And it's easy shopping, without having to walk around a big supermarket.

Great selections, great food. I go a couple times a month. We love the market!!!!!!!…read more{Oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo{oooooooooo

How can you not love it? It's a market that's been in the same old Reading Terminal building on…read moreMarket Street since 1893. It's always busy and crowded, yet the flow of people moves freely. It just seemed more orderly to me. However, there's a lot going on here. We were definitely overwhelmed with all the shops and food vendors. It's a lot to take in all at once. The best tip I can give you is to check out the directory & map before arriving there. Otherwise, just walk around in awe like we did. We weren't the only ones. There were a lot of happy faces all around us. If you can't find what you're looking for here, then I don't know what to tell you. There's even a sushi & seafood restaurant. I won't get into everything that is offered, but almost every nationality is represented here. The only regret is not being able to spend more time there. We didn't even get to try any of the Amish offerings. Keep in mind that the Amish part of the market is closed on Sundays. It's still worth multiple stops no matter what day you choose for your visit. I hope to visit again one day in the near future. It's totally worth the hype.

Large flea market with mostly real true flea market items. Not resellers/retail fair…read more The kind where you can actually search for treasures from days gone by. Not the coupon lady who is selling bottles of cleaners, detergents and soaps. Authentic flea market with core items that make a real flea market: old tools, people emptying their closets and basements, vintage finds and more So if you're looking for the real deal look no farther than Jake's - BUT get there early because they do pack up early and it thins out by noon.

Lots of treasures. Good pricing especially if you are comfortable with dickering…read more Get there early. Food vendors are great. Bally and Barto is a small town with friendly people.

Based on the previous reviews, I was a little reluctant to come here .... We went on a Wednesday…read moreand there were some tables but not a ton .... I think the deals were great and the vendors were very friendly. I wasn't impressed with the inside antique booths, many were crowded and uncomfortable to move around it, while others were closed on the day we visited. I'm sure there are good things in there if you feel like digging. I'm searching for specific items to fill a trinket shelf as well as vintage toiletry/pharmacy items for my bathroom decor so it's hard to find what I'm searching for -- I was told by a seller that Sundays are the best days to go for outside tables, so I can't wait to try again!

This is a small flea market compared to others but it will not disappoint. You never know what…read moretreasures you will find. The building has some interesting finds as well. I have gone to this market many times. I found the vendors to be friendly and honest. In fact, I trusted one vendor to the extent that I purchased an expensive pearl necklace from her. My wife and I were very satisfied with the necklace and the price. Since the market is not huge (but still worthwhile) compared to other markets, I suggest a trip to Lambertville and New Hope after a visit to the Golden Nugget. I usually park in Lambertville and walk over the bridge. Parking in New Hope can be difficult. I moved further away from the market so I won't be returning often if at all. But I do have fond memories of this establishment. Best seasons to visit are spring and fall.

My husband and I love flea markets. For years we have been either a vendor or buyer at numerous…read moreones in New Jersey. We were thrilled to learn that the Neshanic Station flea market had reopened and is run by the Neshanic United Methodist Church. This market has become our favorite. We are never disappointed whether buying or selling there. The location is in a beautiful setting and we always meet the nicest people. Vendors show up with all kinds of items. You can buy estate pieces that have been cleaned out from grandma's house or sell stuff that you have decluttered from your own home. You just never know what goodies you'll find. Adding to the enjoyment of the market the Neshanic Station classic car show is held in the adjoining field. It's a great destination for a motorcycle or bicycle club ride. Tasty breakfast sandwiches, coffee, soda and water are available for reasonable prices and no porta-John's! Clean restrooms are at the church. Renting a space to sell is a bargain at only $15. Unlike some other flea markets, parking and admission is FREE. Give this market a try. You won't be sorry.

closed-went there saturday morning at 10am. nothing but me and the crickets …read more stay away, don't waste your time!!!!!!