Love the Amish market in williamstown if you're looking for fresh lunch meat, the best donuts,…read morepickles, special olives, cooked food, delicious desserts this is the place to go!!

I used to *love* this farmer's market growing up. And I mean love. The vendors section these days…read moreis a little worn out, aside from the Amish furniture, which I envied from afar. Visiting on a Saturday was a bad idea, as the parking lot and the prepared food area were both mobbed like you wouldn't believe. It was also the day before the Super Bowl, which probably didn't help matters. We ordered a range of food, including chocolates, pretzels, eggs, a pretzel dog, macaroni salad, cole slaw, asiago and spinach dip, snickerdoodle cookies, and more I'm sure I'm forgetting. Prices were decently reasonable and the food was tasty but not out-of-this-world good like I recall from my childhood. Check out locations could also get confusing between vendors. One positive is that the puppy shop is gone.

Best farm stand ever best produce lots of products absolutely live this place always fresh !!read more

So disappointed with the quality of the New Jersey peaches and tomatoes at Fioretino's Farm Market…read moreon August 12,2025- maybe season for peaches and tomatoes are out of season - so why sell these bland, mushy peaches and tomatoes that are no better than store bought ? So disappointed, especially after spending $48 for mediocre produce that no one wanted to eat. The only saving grace was that the corn was delicious and worth the almost $9 per dozen and the staff was very nice.

they don't grow their own anymore; I think Miller's landscaping took them over; no set hours…read morewhen they are open.

Sad,, a great place is closing down, thank for for all the yrs.of quality trees and plants .read more

Best place for blueberry picking in the area. I bought three bushes to take home. They gave great…read moreplanting advice. Really fun day with the family.

Pick your own blueberries is the best thing to do on an early summer morning. Relaxing and…read morerewarding. Picking your own food is the best way to know what you're eating and this place is great. They are all friendly and the prices are incredible. $1.50/pound of blueberries and as fresh as you can get!

Today I wanted to go and get a pretzel log with pepperoni and cheese and I was ordering I saw a…read moreplethora of other options so I also got chicken, bacon and ranch. As I was walking around I saw many options of the dinner platters. I decided to get the beef ribs with mashed potatoes and stuffing with chicken gravy. They had so many other options from cakes, sweets and desserts. I definitely found a place that's has amazing food and options.

After watching this on YouTube, I've been wanting to come here…read more The restaurant is inside an Amish marketplace, so the place overlooks the indoor shops. It is medium in size and follows a primarily-brown color scheme. It has a small buffet near the front, a half-wall in the middle that has tables lining it, and a counter near the front where the staff can be seen occasionally. Pictures of food can be seen in the back of the restaurant and a black whiteboard with the specials written on it hangs above the buffet too. Tables can be found in the back as well. We were seated immediately after arriving. The place was busy so we got seated in the middle. We saw the buffet and decided to order from the menu, instead. Daughter ordered the Sunshine Skillet, which had homemade sausage gravy on hash browns topped with 2 sunny side up eggs. Daughter loved it because it came with SO MUCH GRAVY. She was pretty happy with the sunny side up eggs, as well. Hubs ordered the Veggie Omelet, which has fried peppers, onions and tomatoes. He was surprised that the vegetables appeared to be deep fried but he thought it was a nice change of pace. He felt it was a bit decadent, though. Lastly, I ordered the Pancake Platter, which has two buttermilk pancakes served with sausage and 2 eggs. The pancakes were nice and fluffy. It was delicious. Daughter loved their butter and took most of it. LOL. Service was quick. After eating, we walked around the market and got more food. Glad we came here and will return to try other items on the menu!

Went here years ago for my child's school trip coming while she 18 we enjoyed everything we did hay…read moreride corn maze had food and shopped in the store it was a full we picked out pumpkins out place clean staff was friendly we had a good time

Picked up another charcuterie for a small gathering. This time I took a better picture. Love this…read moreplace everything is so fresh and service is excellent . Also picked up some chocolate covered pretzels and some chocolate chip banana bread. Yum!

This Farmers Market is incredibly impressive! It runs under the Patco line on Saturdays. The number…read moreof vendors is remarkable! You have everything from the widest assortment of fruits & vegetables to meats, flowers, dog treats , baked goods and condiments. The booths are well spaced out to avoid crowding and is well supported by the community ! Families with kids in wagons to bring home their goodies, folks with their dogs , older residents starting weekly meal prep . May to November this is the place to be on Saturdays!

It was ehh compared to the other farmers markets I've been to. The Burlington County Farmers Market…read moreis the best in my opinion. It's set at a farm, not under train tracks where the train comes every thirty minutes over your head whistling your nervous system off kilter while your fighting to talk to a basket maker over the loud barreling of 78 to 234 short tons over your head. It's a dirt filled underpass with nothing beautiful to look at except some nice vendors with baked goods and organic produce and planting herbs and flowers. Not allot of selection compared to Burlington County Farmers Market and al lot of the vendors that are there are also at the one I just mentioned, plus you get the music from the live musicians that you can actually sit down and listen to while you look over at a sheep grazing in a field next to the working farm to your right. Was not impressed at all... They should move this whole operation to the park which is very close by and would totally change the ambiance which would be more fitting to the subject matter.

We go to Stella's multiple times over the summer. The tomatoes and sweet corn are the best and…read morefreshest anywhere. Pricey but worth it. Also other fresh vegetables and fruits, Well known in the region. Also has local honey and seasonal strawberries and peaches. We love Stella's!

BEST, FRESH FOOD and they service the homeless at our facility. Hands down the best local farm…read moreEVER!! Support them! 10 + STARS

Best place to be on a Thursday or Sunday!!!…read more Treasure hunters paradise. Definitely the best farmers/flea market in NJ and I've been to them all!

It was surprising to me that I hadn't reviewed this market yet. Upon reflection it did occur to me…read morethat my last visit was close to a few decades ago. I was derelict in my Yelping of this institution for far too long. I was here seeking out Amish cottage cheese which I haven't been able to get at the Trenton farmers market for many years. I knew it would be located in the Amish wing but I needed to walk the rest of the building too. I entered that section to find crowds of people everywhere. To view the prepared hot foods would have required standing in a long line just to eventually get close enough to peek at the cases. I found the cottage cheese prepackaged and decided to walk around the rest of the place before returning to make a few purchases. There were so many temptations in the Amish part, pretzels, prepared salad items, donuts, baked goods in general and of course the meats. The rest of Columbus has treasures to be found as well, depending on your outlook. Discount over the counter drugs, health and beauty,craft soda and pickles, clothes of all kinds, shoes, housewares. I could probably go on. Really something for everyone. My stroll took me past a chicken shop that once I caught the smell of its fried goods, I knew I'd be trying on my way back. At the far end where other food stalls are I saw a taqueria that I plan on trying next trip. With a bag full of fried goodness I was no longer concerned about the Amish foods. I grabbed the cottage cheese and walked out with just a bit of regret that I didn't snag a donut or a dozen. I popped into the produce building just to see what was there. Nice looking veggies but most were sold in bulk. Towards the end of this building is a seafood market that I've heard good things about. Now I have more reasons to return. 4.5 stars !

I came here with a friend last Sunday. It has a lot of different types of stores in there:…read more popcorn,candy, Korean food, hispanic food, seafood, furniture store, craft stores, reupholstering store....... They have like outside swap meet things, but it looks like a bunch of junk to me. They even have a tire shop the Repairs tires there!!!! They have plenty of parking The prices are low to a pricey. They're only open I believe Thursday till Sunday. We also went for the hot apple cider. You can also get their fresh apple cider filled into a gallon or half gallon bottle. Their prices are reasonable. the woman in there was so nice and if you bring your own cup, they'll fill it with hot apple cider. they have apple cider donuts and turnovers. They'll be here until December. Since it was Sunday, the Amish stores weren't open. That's what I really came in there for. Overall it's ok here. I'll be back for the cider.

Berlin Market has so many things to choose from! From piercings to icees, to an arcade and soul…read morefood plates - you will more than likely leave out of here with something! My friend and I came here on a Saturday morning, and left out with a $25 piercing and a meal to go! It was such a great experience, and I would love to come again!