Andrew told me everything I needed to know, and quickly, although I wasn't in a hurry because the…read morefarm market is beautifully set up. Tons of local options to choose from, they seem to specialize in a later summer and early fall harvest, but supporting local farmers by carrying a wide variety of their earlier-in-season produce is something they pride themselves on. This is no side-of-the-road, 'leave two bucks for a dozen eggs' shack, this is a full service joint. A quintessential farmer's market, they have goat milk if you need it, and lots of other dairy options, plus countless frozen, refrigerated and fresh staples. Even the honey they carry is carefully chosen and centers around products from local apiaries, even the one just over the hill from their property, so cool! I grabbed a nice variety: gorgeous bunch carrots, an intriguing canary melon, farmer recommended mushrooms, ripe and sweet donut peaches, killer local dill pickles and a great price on a few ounces of...goji berries; I swear they're like twice the price at the bigger supermarkets. Canned and jarred options form pyramids of goodies in the form of sauce, pasta, cheese, herbs and spices, beef jerky, nuts, grains, oils, and dog treats, just to name a few sections. You can't go wrong, and I can't wait to go back!

Nice people, good products at the best prices I've found in the Poconos. All the employees have a…read moreremarkable knowledge of their product lines. Their farm products are less expensive than the Agway in Stroudsburg.

Kind of like a time warp coming to Valley Farm. If you're looking for hip, new or anything trendy…read morein terms of appearance or offerings like you might get at Wegmans, Shoprite or Whole Paycheck it's not happening here as that's not what the majority of the clientele is looking for. This is very much a meat and potatoes type of place. Sort of like grocery shopping in an environment that would be appealing to your grandparents. Same format applies with one new twist. If you're looking for an excellent selection of meats, seafood and produce this place is hard to beat. To me it's hand down the best deli in the area. Even at the holy of holy Wegmans you're not finding variety like you'll get here with a full line of Boar's Head, Dietz and Watson, Jennie-O, John F. Martin and some of their own selections. Plus they always have a ton of staff on so the wait is never too bad. Within the last year they've also added beer sales in the back corner. I don't drink the stuff so I have no clue if the prices or selection are any good but the area is fairly large and they always have a good crowd in there so it I guess it can't be too bad. The other big plus here is that while they do not have a self check out area they always have a ton of cashiers on up front. I think they have nine lanes plus the customer service counter which chips in as well and it's rare that especially in the afternoon they don't have all nine lanes staffed. What's still not amazing here would be the prices on a lot of the canned and packaged goods. The sales here are alright but they never compete with sale prices at any of the other major chains. An example being this week a certain brand of ice cream is on sale at 2/$5. A sale at a place like Giant would normally equal 2/$4 and Giant offers special coupons for this item on a fairly regular basis which would make the price even less. Sure that's just one item but the point is that there are a of items which fall into that description. While it would be ideal or convenient to shop at just one store, there are far too many items here that make doing that a real money waster. Like I said last time, stick to the right side of the store and you'll do great in terms of selection and even pricing. The more left you go the more you should consider going to Giant or even Wegmans as it's simply a better all around deal.

I paid a good buck for beautiful peaches last week..Of course they were hard so I put them in a…read morepaper bag for 3 days.... they were TERRIBLE.....I had to throw 2 away as they were mealy.... the others hardly had any taste...l ll never buy produce there again....Ill drive to an orchard or farm stand..

I've been purchasing there for years. Pricing is fair, and quality is great. I like to call in…read moreadvance, and they have my order ready. Scrapple, and ring bologna are great.

We love shopping here. Amazing selection of meats and cheeses and more!!!…read moreWe love their fresh and unique sausage links and 50/50 patties (meat/sausage)! You can't go wrong!

So much to choose from here, I can't even begin to get started. All the plants were 25% off and the…read morefruit and vegetables so fresh. Eggs, cheese and other dairy items in the cooler as well. Parking was a breeze which is HUGE as many other markets have a difficult time accommodating during the summer months. The staff is always friendly and knowledgeable. They even had a popcorn plant! Who knew?

We used to own a house in the Poconos, and Heckman's arches was the place to go for produce. We…read morewere just there to get our full of chestnuts. They were very, very good.

I stopped by here after a google map search and was happy to find them! Very sweet family who had…read moresome really nice pork portions. I'm guessing because of the beef shortages due to the pandemic they were all out of beef. They had plenty of ground pork, bone in and boneless pork chops, sweet/hot/summer sausages, pork ribs, ham and bacon mostly. Fresh eggs, raw milk, chocolate milk and regular milk. I found the prices fair and came away with three packages of pork chops, one each of sweet and hot sausage and bacon for around $26 bucks. I found it to be a good value. I also picked up some raw milk which was delicious in our coffee over the holiday weekend. We marinated and baked the pork chops and I found them to be of good quality. We grilled the sausages and the hot had a very nice kick, the regular sweet Italian sausage had some peppery kick as well. The bacon came in thinner slices and well as thicker wider cuts so if your a fan of bacon size variety you'll like the bacon. All in all I found the experience worthwhile. Good people and quality local meats, can't beat that!

Look for sign! GPS is not very accurate! If following GPS and you end up in a church parking lot,…read moreturn left out of the parking lot. Brown sign on your left, past the intersection. Would highly recommend this farm, not a real big selection but food is terrific!!! Prices are in line for the quality. Handcrafted items are downright cheap compared to many other places.

Went there on 5/24/21 after being on a wild hunt for a butcher in the Poconos that was open on…read moreMonday's. The two gentleman were very helpful and despite my many questions they made sure I was getting the right cut of meat and that I knew how to treat it. Their meat made for the BEST filet Mignon shish kebabs I have EVER eaten. They also make artisanal charcuterie from what I could see, and had some super special thick cut bacon that a previous customer was raving about, who was also picking up a special ground meat order he requested to be made with specific cuts of meat. They are the REAL DEAL!!!

Stopped on a complete whim and honestly, everything I bought was very good! Homemade hot dogs were…read moreexcellent...burgers were pretty good (maybe a bit small for many tastes)....but to me the shining star was the ring bologna (we like the sweet). I'm not going to lie, it isn't cheap, but it was excellent. The best around that area IMO. Would be worth stopping and getting one thing to try for sure. I'll be going back for sure...quality is 5 starts....price is 3.5 as I said it isn't cheap (but what is anymore?).

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 get my Apple Ridge "fix" at the Doylestown Farmer's Market and they brown butter chocolate chip…read morecookies are decadent and delicious. The focaccia is always good, too. My man loves the (Gi-normous) pretzels. Happy people working there and wonderful baked treats.

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.