I buy fresh brown eggs nearly every Sunday (every other during the winter) at the Media farmer's…read moremarket. The eggs from Shellbark are $6 a dozen which is a great value considering the supermarket eggs are nearly $5 a dozen these days due to egg shortages. The quality is outstanding. Do not miss the Media Farmer's Market and please support our local farmers!

An amazing selection of goat products. They even have duck eggs and many types of chicken eggs! I…read morediscovered that them at the Rittenhouse Farmers' Market in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Great customer service !

4.5 stars. Stopped in here for some cheese and although they did not have exactly what I was…read morelooking for, they had quite a few choices. Each cheese was labeled with their town of origin so you could see what was local or not and choose that way, if you wished to. I love the fact that they wrap the cheese in real cheese friendly paper (a sort of waxed brown paper) and label it with the name. Partially baked frozen baguettes from France are available to take home and reheat. Worth a stop if in the area.

Ask questions, listen and invite these cheese geniuses to create the perfect fromage adventure for…read moreyou!! You won't be sorry! Plus they have all kinds of wonders to pair alongside your fun!

Great family owned farm in a beautiful setting. Always pleased with my purchases!Happy to support…read moreour farmers especially the locals, We need to take advantage of our local 'treasure's before they disappear,

This is a remote family farm offering a vast selection of meat and poultry cuts, sausages, fresh…read moreeggs, raw milk, even their own yogurt. Staff were helpful and friendly. If you love to cook and want fresh product, check it out.

I have frequented this establishment multiple times each summer season. The tomatoes are the best…read morebut I picked up two tomatoes last week and was charged over EIGHT dollars. That is crazy expensive for tomatoes. They are good but not that good! Probably won't go back again

We absolutely love Renningers Farm! Farmer Jay has a heart of gold, and our daughter loves him…read more They have a nice selection of local seasonal produce, a wide variety of plants and herbs for planting, and vegetable plants. They have some great greenhouses filled with plants and succulents as well. One of our favorite things to do is visit and feed the farm animals they have on site, as well as cutting your own flowers! This farm is an absolute community treasure

I love this place! They have fabulous flower pots that are just brimming with beautiful flowers!…read moreI'd rather buy from a small business like them than buy at Lowe's or Home Depot! I think it's so important to support small businesses! I hope other people agree with me too!

Best selection of fresh veggie and fruits in town! Friendly and knowledgeable employees.read more

We visited to attend their cheese pairing course. Brie was an excellent host, and we had a great…read moretime learning about different tastes in cheese and seeing how a variety of drinks can complement them. They serve their cheeses throughout and they were all delightful. I'd definitely recommend their course if you are a cheese enthusiast! The site has an antique farm feel. They sell cheese on site and some local farmer goods too. We picked up two chunks of cheese for $10 each. Bring cash or a check to be safe if stopping by.

I loved cheese before Valley Milkhouse, but after trying some of their cheese I had no idea what I…read morewas missing in terms of how freaking delicious cheese can be. Valley Milkhouse honestly has taken cheese especially their Blue Bell cheese to a whole new level of good. I also tried the Goldenrod and the Marigold and was blown away by how savory, creaming and down right tasty they were. I also got to sample their Halloumi and it was also other worldly good, a perfect balance of tang and salt.I walked away a very happy customer and I am definitely buying more cheese from them. Thank you, Valley Milkhouse for such a great experience and some amazing cheese. Also check out their store online http://www.valleymilkhouse.com/cheeses

This market is small but has all of the essentials covered, in addition to some very tasty baked…read moregoods. Some highlights from this year (opened in May, I think): Daily Loaf : organic flaxseeds and whole-grain flour Marliscious: the pistachio torte cake is 3 fantastics layers of pistachio cake sandwiched between and enrobed in a pistachio-filled cream. I have not found a pistachio cake anywhere else and this is just delicious. The Prinzregententorte is amazing to even look at, with 8+ layers of super-thin sponge cake layered with chocolate cream and covered in a thin chocolate coating; it's very good and has just the right amount of sweetness. She doesn't always have every cake every time, but you can always order a particular flavor. Farm Fromage: creamy, organic goat cheese - it's delicious paired with a spring mix salad and glazed walnuts. Frecon Farms: hard cider. need I say more? Jimmies Cupcake Co.: James Taylor/Boston cream cupcake with a custard filling, vanilla cake, and chocolate frosting. Personally, I just like the names. Cupcakes taste pretty good, too, but aren't as fantastic as House of Cupcake's in Pton. Livengood Family Farm - grass fed ground sirloin - makes REALLY good, tender burgers MacDougall's Irish Victory Cake: You HAVE to try the sweet butter cake! It's rich, buttery, and full of simple, delicious goodness. They have other varieties but this is the traditional tried-and-true, and, in my opinion, the best. Definitely stop by if you live in the area and don't feel like driving down to Reading or Ardmore for your farmer's market goods. I only wish that they had more prepared foods and snacks, like sandwiches and roasted meats.

Every year our "little" Farmer's Market just gets better and better - the township does a great job…read moreof getting vendors to set up their tents and bring their local wares to Upper Merion residents. Plus, there are often side events you can participate in like the zucchini race and trunk or treat. This is just one of the reasons UM is a great place to live - check it out if you're a local (if you're not, I'd like say find a farmer's market closer to home, but you're still welcome here :))

Coming from a large Italian family, I think it's safe to say this place feels like home. Great…read moreselection of pasta, cheese, and other fun Italian foods. Definitely worth a try it you're looking for some good authentic Italian ingredients or fun cooking supplies. They are also a distributor for other restaurants and what have you. Really cool place. Buon appetito.

I just learned about Bova a few days ago and was excited to check it out for myself. Bova is a…read morewholesale food importer and they have a small retail store attached to their warehouse. They sell types of pasta I've never seen before! Lots of cheeses, salamis, fun Italian foods, and a large assortment of Christmas desserts. It would be a fabulous place to shop when putting together a gift basket.