Our family vacations every summer in the Delaware Water Gap @ Shawnee, PA and we always stock up…read more Our favorite is the Peach Salsa (medium) It's addicting!!! Trying to order more, but the website doesn't seem to have been built out yet, nothing loading :-(.... it's also not https so doesn't appear secure or safe for credit card pmts... very sad...

My family fell in love with the fruit jams and spreads that we purchased at the Village Farmer and…read moreBakery in Delaware Water Gap; they are made in small batches at MoonShadows Farm in the Poconos. The pumpkin butter is better than any other I've tried. My favorite is black raspberry fruit spread which is no-sugar-added They make salsas and BBQ sauces too. My kids beg me to buy the dip mixes. When we opened our creperie we knew we had to introduce folks to these preserves and our customers think the flavors are wonderful and appreciate that they are made at a local farm with 100% natural ingredients. The other part of their business is natural, plant-based skin care products. We like the oatmeal spice soap and jasmine-clementine lotion. It's a family-run business, brothers and sisters, who are super nice and we are so lucky to have them in our area.

Willow Haven Farm General Store is truly a treasure. If you're looking for a farm-to-table market…read morein the Breinigsville area, this is a wonderful place to visit. Their farm-to-table approach means you know you're getting healthy, high-quality food grown and raised by the owners themselves. I live nearby and try to stop in regularly for breakfast or lunch and pick up fresh vegetables while I'm there. They also carry many foods that are not highly processed, which gives a whole new meaning to eating healthy. The lunch menu is excellent, and they have great coffee, teas, chia drinks, pastries, and homemade bread. I've also attended several of their classes, including learning how to make sourdough bread and how to eat healthier. The classes are informative and very reasonably priced. I also enjoy buying gifts there because you can always find something unique, thoughtful, and healthy. If you're in the Breinigsville area and enjoy fresh, farm-to-table food, Willow Haven Farm General Store is definitely worth a visit.

Plenty of items and variety of offerings. Didn't necessarily like their spirits. A little too sweet…read morefor my liking. The food and fair were good.

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.

I have read reviews from this shop. As I read the reviews, I understood the passion that this…read moreproprietor has for his work. As we entered the shop, the amount of different available items, was overwhelming. We looked over the cases, made some choices from the frozen meats, and told the lovely woman behind the counter, what we were looking for. She listened, and as soon as the butcher was finished with the prior customer, he prepped our fresh cut ribeyes. We chatted with him and he made a few suggestions, according to our choices. We were thinking the same thing! He seemed pleased that we were so tickled that he approved. This shop is a breath of fresh air. Someone who takes true pride in what they do!

Great service. Not sure of his name but the owner was so nice and we had a great chat and he even…read moregave me insight on the cut that I had and everything. Meat was amazing quality and I will be coming back every time I make the trip up to the Poconos. Lots of exotic meats, even had kobe ribeye which I did buy. Can't wait to come back!

This place had everything! The freshest produce, dairy, baked goods, cheeses, meats, chocolates,…read moreetc. My only reason for the 4 stars is they forgot to put a $5 cookie in my bag that I purchased. Other than that, everything we got was terrific. They also have plants and flowers a plenty. A must stop when in the area!

Wonderful Farm Stand and Nursery right in the Poconos. Lots of Christmas Trees, wreaths and…read moredecorations to choose from right out front. Enter the farm stand shop and you will find a great range of fresh produce, mets, pastas, sauces and seasonings, and lot of sweet treats. You can find a range of frozen foods like pizza and raviolis as well as meats. There are pies, cakes, cookies, chocolates, local honey and so much more. The oatmeal cookies I had were fresh and delicious. If you are in Poconos definitely stop by and check this wonderful place out.

Ok. Let me explain the 3 star rating. If you're a shopper…read moreyou will be pretty happy as it's always packed with vendors. Last time I was there was last summer so writing this a year later. Food selection is very good and reasonable prices. The drive to get there is beautiful, or you can use the interstate nearby. Most vendors have reasonable prices. Huge selection of options to buy stuff. Now, I tried setting up and selling as a vendor. THAT WAS A DISASTER! I actually LOST MONEY trying to sell stuff . I didn't make even $25 and I had an entire truck filled with all kinds of items. The area is extremely poor. The people who were there to shop were mostly broke. They want every thing for a dollar. Lots of " I'll be back" and "I'll think about it". That's code for "I'm broke" lol. So, if you're a shopper Theres lots to buy at good prices. If your a vendor hats not food then good luck making money. I think the only reason vendors go is because it's open on Wednesday and no other markets are so the vendors come. That entire area for miles and multiple towns are economically depressed. Definitely not economically viable. So if you have cash to downs you'll be very happy here.

The French Baker inside offers delicious pastries and galettes in the Old World tradition. Baguette…read morechoice is a roll of the dice. Ask for the Parisian for the most authentic. The tomato pie at GUMBA's is delicious. Everyone raves about the cannoli; I'll try it next time!

I buy 99% of my flowers, fruit and veggies at Ochs. Great quality and service…read more Love it.

You only lost a star because we love pie, hungered for pie, Mom called about pie, and alas you had…read moreno pie today. Big sigh!! But you had.. Vegetables like acorn squash (in photo), baked treats like poppy seed bread (see photo), and great social distancing processing in place. Limited number of people at a time into covered area, so dress for today's window or whatever weather lies ahead. I love Och's market, and although admittedly I may be a bit biased (owner Brian and I went to school together from kindergarten) the prices, service, assortment of produce, and location are terrific. Get some blueberry crumb pie back, will ya'?

Great to walk in this Saturday in November to meet Kathy and John and chat about their TOMATO PIE…read more@ $1.75 square. This cozy shop decorated in bakery themed lights, suitably decorated. The two young men behind the counter were smart and helpful with picking and packing of the bakery items. After learning about the GRASSLAND BUTTER used in baking, plus more additional details, I purchased 1 square of tomato pie ($1.75), 2 cheese/fruit danish ($4.75 each), a 6 pack of ciabatta rolls ($3.00), a long loaf of cracked black pepper and Asiago bread ($7.75), an iced cinnamon roll ($3.75) and a 3 pack of these Scottish Tiffan ($3.60, refer to FB post) ALL $30. Now home, I perked a pot of coffee and sat down to enjoy the danish which imparts a delicious buttery dough, nice, generous middle of fruit filling with an underlay of cream cheese mixture spread. Oh, yum.

They were sold out of individual sticky buns by the time I…read moregot there almost at closing time. So I got oatmeal raisin cookie, which was pretty good. Everyone was really nice.