They hire very nice cashiers& Employees are always welcoming. Get an amazing sour cream pound…read morebirthday cake with scratch white icing.Very nice produce and a great place to shop.

Not the worst or best grocery store! Our cashier really didn't want to be there and we didn't even…read morereceive a thank you after paying. We won't be returning. Being senior citizens we would have appreciated help with our groceries to our car.

Excellent selection of candies,Chocolate covered pretzels are my favorites!…read moreGreat customer service Convenient parking It's a must go place for Chocolate and candies!

I go to stutz candies probably every other month and stock up on my gummy sharks and the gummy…read moreflavor rings and try to get any new ones that I may like Katie is so wonderful and always helpful explaining which candies are a good seller and always helping me find the gummies I need and always so sweet and outstanding personality over all she makes the place feel welcomed The place is huge and they have so much to find and over all well kept and clean I love this place and will still keep going

First and foremost one misconception needs to be dealt with. A reviewer or two mentions that this…read moreplace is an orchard which technically it is but that's not the bread and butter (per the owner) that keeps this farm in business. No, being an orchard as the owner put it is just a "nice hobby" because what pays the bills are the turkeys which are kept across the street from the orchard. Every year they sell over 130,000 and that's what keeps the barn doors open. Now of course you're not coming to the farm store to buy a bird or coming on farm tour weekend expecting to see where they're kept but when you see the owner sitting on a hay bale petting a turkey Dr. Evil style, you ask some questions. Now with that out of the way, let me say that everything we experienced during our time on farm tour weekend was first rate. * Nice displays about the impending "new hobby" business which is hard cider (hopefully it will be successful but it's going to be hard topping what the guys from Hardball are doing at Elvern Farms). * The aforementioned turkey petting area. * A tour of the apple wash/sort machine which is awesomely held together with duct tape in spots but still purrs like a kitten. * A peek into the apple storage cooler which has a scent to it that Yankee Candle would kill to be able to replicate. * A wagon ride down to their new orchard area which also showed off plenty of room for future expansion. * Of course saving the best for last, the retail store which should honestly be selling insulin chasers because it is a sugary delight in there. All good stuff in there especially some of the names like Apple Dapple which I guess were named by Babu from the 70's Jeannine cartoon. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeannie_(TV_series). FWIW, I didn't buy any of their cider because they pasteurize it which contrary to what you're told at the farm, definitely effects the flavor but whatever. This is not a PYO operation so if you're looking for one of those you'll need to go elsewhere but what they've got here is some excellent year round baked good action and lots of produce to buy at their store. Good stuff at fair prices. We'll be back.

Back again Thanksgiving 2025! Pre- ordered a few pies for the fam: 2 pumpkin and a banana cream, as…read morewell as ginger snaps. We also purchased personal-sized pies, peanut butter and blueberry. There were a fair number of other patrons picking up pies and Thanksgiving meal accompaniments. The one-person checkout line went quickly, with her retrieving pre-orders and checking out. The country store interior is cozy and filled with of homemade goodies to include quiches, I didn't see any personal-sized ones, soups, milk, fresh apple juice, etc. We ate the banana cream pie before Thanksgiving and we loved the whole slices of bananas and thick banana custard. Too much whipped topping for our taste but it still gets a solid 5-stars. Fam thoroughly enjoyed the ginger snaps as well, with their coffee. I LOVE these cookies, moist, chewy, warming spices and enjoyable after taste....Christmas in a cookie. Can't wait for 2026....

Pumpkin and Vanilla swirl was not on the agenda, but when we passed Hickory Stick on our way to…read moresomewhere else, we made a mental note to stop on the way home. It was the most delicious sunny, fall treat! They have a bunch of fancy shakes, sundaes, and treats, but don't sleep on a good, old fashioned soft serve cone. No public restrooms!!!

Delicious hand dipped ice cream. Many types of ice cream. I tried the Berry selection. I have to…read morestay away from this place or the pounds will mount up quickly...haha. Service is quick and efficient. This is a real ice cream store which also has drinks, sells cake, etc. outdoor seating available. Neat interior. Adequate parking. Cash or credit. Enjoy your favorite here.

I love taking my friends to The Larder - from a wide variety of pastas, flours, nuts, dried fruits,…read moreherbs, spices, coffees, teas . . . and on and on and on . . And whenever there's something you need for a special recipe, you can find it there. They also carry gift cards and items, cookie cutters, etc. The women who run the shop are friendly and helpful, the prices are great - what more could you ask for?

The best candies, the best jellies, the best jams, the best snacks, the best service, the best…read morefood, the best everything this is an old time mom and pop.Shop, this is so freaking awesome.I've been going here since i've been alive.Very welcoming atmosphere highly recommend you bring everybody here.It's small businesses like this that deserve to thrive.They care about their customers

Wow wow wow! I had to contain and refrain myself from going "buck wild" due to my chocolate lust…read morelol! Skip's boasts so many chocolate choices, candy and nostalgic goodies. They also sell some decorations. Very nice and helpful staff!

We had some assorted chocolates: lemon cream, orange jelly, raspberry cream, salted caramel,…read morechocolate, cream, etc. They were all good.

We were in the vicinity after dinner in Doylestown and had just finished photographing a very…read morespecial wildfire sunset on a very special property nearby the restaurant, and after running all around and getting all of my favorite spots and standing there dripping wet from sweat, I looked at my wife and said ice cream look up and find the best in the area and that's how we wound up finding chubby dairy barn. It's kind of funny cause as a distance cyclist. I have been up in this area, but never once what I have thought that this great find was hiding behind a historic building and restaurant. Where an incredibly friendly staff and an incredible array of options once we got inside and the reason for that is the long line and it must be a really good reason for it and I will now confirm it was worth waiting in line The ice cream flavors the options from cups to cones and different kinds of cones to different kinds of sizes all very affordable all delivered with a And when we sat down to enjoy our two different flavors, one was the espresso coffee, and the other was moose tracks. We felt like we were little kids once again. If we're back in the area, we will definitely make a return trip.

Tucked behind the Plumsteadville Inn is a little red barn called Chubby's serving up a variety of…read moretreats. Good ice cream, creative flavors, and rotating specials, the newest being a five scoop flight for the indecisive, and ice cream nachos for the creative. They usually have at least one sugarfree option, and a few water ice options as well. Indoor tables and outdoor picnic tables.

Always friendly and absolutely delicious. Great little spot for a summer evening treatread more

Previously left a 5-star review years ago. It's still a neat place and the now Bassetts ice cream…read morethey sell is excellent. However, they no longer have all the great unique sundaes anymore and the selection is really limited. Price has gone up significantly (like most things), but the portions have gone down as well. Sadly it's not worthwhile to take a family here anymore for ice cream.