My wife and I were able to swing by as we are visiting the area for an event. There was plenty of…read moreparking in the front as well on the sides. There are a total of three separate buildings: 1) The Market 2) Multiple eateries outlets, coffee, teas, cheeses, spices 3) Antiques and nostalgic collection. They have outside seating, mums, and a variety of squash, gourds. All staff members are friendly and knowledgeable. There's lots to do and it's a great place for family. Come check them out

Found a coin dealer there,we sold our coins and Jewelry there for a fair price. You might want to…read morevisit the location in the produce building.

My whole family loves Paulus Farm! We have shopped and gone to the petting zoo a few times now and…read moreit's always a good time. Their baked goods are delicious, the plants/flowers are beautiful, and the cool animals we're allowed to pet are just so precious. I just adore that longhorn, he is my favorite! Also, you can feed the animals!! Everyone that works there are very nice and helpful. We look forward to spending time here every fall.

I like to take my son to this place to enjoy the animals and activities. I got an apple dumpling to…read moretry as I was assuming their baked goods to be good. This is the worse apple dumpling I have ever had. Hard I was struggling to break it with a spoon. Once I got it broke it was a sour apple with cinnamon in a nasty hard crust...no sweetness at all. I couldn't eat it and it was 5.00. Yuck

A little bright spot in the country. I learned about ESF on Cumberland Valley visitors page. It's…read moreeasy to find using Google maps. I only visited the shack where they sell a small sampling of in season produce, vegetables, milk, cheese, eggs, and honey. A dozen eggs was $5. Payment is based on the honor system since the owner can't always be there. They accept Venmo, PayPal and cash. I'd recommend not using cash unless you have exact change because you may not be able to make proper change. The driveway is gravel and there a a few parking spots. There is a big tree with swings right next to the small shack where they sell their items. I'm not sure if they let kids swing on the swings but it wouldn't hurt to ask. I saw the owner and he was helpful and pleasant to interact with.

Local, Seasonal and Organic vegetable CSA deliveries in PA, MD, VA and DC. Also, they are at…read morefarmers markets in DC and PA and MD. The CSA also has options to include a fruit share, and buy extra cheese, eggs and locally raised pastured meats.

Great variety of foods , produce & fruit to purchase. Cafe offers very reasonably priced items…read more Service efficient & quick. Small area to dine. Large greenhouse with great plants.

What a cute little country framers store, was very surprised on the huge variety of items…read moreavailable. I ordered the 8" turkey and Provolone sub, I also bought a head of cabbage, hot dog relish and Pineapple mango salsa, so far the sub was worth the stop can't wait to try the other items I purchased. They only had one employee working and did a fantastic job serving ice cream , making the sandwiches and cashing customers out.

This market offers a variety of specialized vendors on two floors. It is divided between the food…read morefloor and the market. My son and I met to catch up on his adventures on the road and enjoy a sandwich together. We hit the market around 11, just as some of the vendors were switching over to lunch. We were able to sample some products while winding our way through a healthy crowd of people who would look at home in an upscale Target or antiquing in a small town on their way to their weekend lake house. By comparison, Dirk and I looked like roadies in some Viking Metal band sittingf in a corner with gyo and beef juice in our beards, but we enjoyed the experience AND the food. If you want the market, you can find curious culinary options from Nordic hot sauces [Pikku Piru] to gourmet mushrooms [Bennett Run]. Dirk chose a falafel from Grill & Gyro which was fat and delicious coming with fresh cut fries in a quantity too big to finish. I enjoyed a "Surrender the Fresh Dip" which was pricey but worth every penny for the tender, seasoned beef on a toasted roll with superb au jus. While I am used to buying my farmer's market pretzels from the Amish, I enjoyed a Foltz original pretzel, though I never understood the pairing of pretzels and lemonade so I declined that suggestion by the nice lady behind the counter. Regardless of what you crave, everyone is personable and passionate about their signature foods. They know it is a competitive market with so much to choose from, but I was happy to see so many people at various spots conducting themselves like regulars, just as happy to chat as have lunch with their favorite vendors. Parking is plentiful and the location is easily accessible just off of Chocolate Avenue It is clean and bright, inviting even in the tightly-packed center corridors that hide some of the more interesting kiosks and treats. My only complaint is the lack of seating. There's so much to choose from but not a lot of space to enjoy it. Dirk and I had to sit at a 4-seater and share with a family of 8 who packed themselves into a corner. Given that the market is only open Thursday to Saturday, plan for patience or go early for breakfast. I was able to sample some wares that were going off sale and they were delicious. I'll definitely be back.

I love open markets like this. You can help yourself to produce and then try out any of the amazing…read morefood vendors. I was visiting the area for the weekend. My family and I split up to tackle the various vendors. While my family settled for sushi, Korean fried chicken wings, and bento boxes, I couldn't pass up Carmela's for a cheese steak with sharp provolone cheese and crab fries. We all shared anyway. We were so hungry I forgot to take pictures of all the other food. It was glorious. Other than the wings, all the vendors were very quick to get the orders out. There were several eating areas which was helpful because I think we got there 30 mins before the dinner rush was coming in. The vibe is very nice. I grew up going to reading terminal market in Philly so having little markets like this around is always a delight. I hope the vendors do well because there's so many other vendors I'd like to try.

This is my 100th review so I'm making it a good one. I wanted to do something special for this…read moremilestone and I couldn't figure out what to do . . . then I looked at my counter and saw the lovely white box that I picked up today. It's filled to the brim with amazing organic vegetables and fruits. Spiral Path is a CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) farm and every year (with a few exceptions like last year when we spent all summer in Kazakhstan) we write a big check in late winter/early spring and then enjoy many, many weeks of produce delivered to a location near our house. This week's box includes: a watermelon, sweet corn, onions, heirloom tomatoes, regular tomatoes, purple bell peppers, green bell peppers, these smaller sweet orange peppers, cabbage, and summer squash. The produce is processed soon before it hits the trucks for delivery. So, everything is fresh. You can actually get heirloom tomatoes because they don't have to travel far. The produce always tastes great and it's organic. You can definitely tell the difference with organic and non-organic. I was skeptical but I'm now a believer. We missed the big picnic this year, but we hope to make at least one of their open farm days where you can pick up extra produce and even pick some out in the fields. Every week there is a printed, one page insert that usually includes a list of the items in the box, an note from the owners about what is going on in the fields (good and bad), a recipe or two, and announcements. The box contents vary over the season . . . spring includes spring onions, small potatoes, herbs, lettuce, spinach, etc. Then you move into summer and the melons, squashes, onion, tomatoes, zucchini, etc. Finally, in the late summer and fall you have winter squashes, kale, cabbages, broccoli, etc. Of course, you are warned . . . by buying-into the farm you take the ups and the downs. If there's a drought, you might end up without lettuce because it dies in the field. However, you also get the benefits of good growing seen in the amazing foods that are tucked into a sturdy white cardboard box, and then delivered to a location nearby. The kids love picking up the box and seeing what's inside. So, happy 100th review to me and two thumbs up to Spiral Path Farm, the owners Mike & Terra Brownback, their families and workers who tend the fields and grow the produce, the people who pick/process/pack the items, the people who drive the trucks to deliver the boxes, and the many people who also buy-in to this CSA and make Spiral Path Farm possible.

I have participated in Spiral Path's CSA for four years now (community share agriculture). It has…read morebeen a great experience each year. The first two years we did a medium share and the last two years we have had the full share (a larger share). Each week we receive between 6 -8 different vegetables/fruits. They include recipes for their vegetables each week too (which is great for those of us who love to eat but can't cook without a recipe). This week we received bok choy, cabbage, onions, plum tomatoes, radishes, califlower, broccoli, kale and baby white potatoes. Yum! They pick the produce and pack it right before it is taken for delivery. Terra and her team are responsive whenever you have a question. I simply can't recommend them highly enough!

What a charming little farm store!…read more They offer a variety of farm-grown products, including fresh tomatoes, peppers, garlic, herbs, and beautiful cut flowers. In addition, they partner with other local Pennsylvania businesses to provide strawberries, peaches, grass-fed beef, artisan cheeses, baked goods, ice cream, and more. Because they focus on locally grown and seasonal products, availability varies throughout the year, and produce is not shipped in from outside sources. One of the store's most unique features is its honor-system approach. Customers simply select what they need and pay on their own, while security cameras help ensure accountability and maintain trust within the community.

I love going there every Wednesday. I almost never miss it. It is so important to support our local…read morefarmers, bakers and artists... We get the best vegetables, bread and cheeses... We get to listen to some music and pet some animals. It is a good place to go to. Thank YOU for your hard work.

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