Most recent visit was disappointing. We've been shopping here for quite awhile but our most recent…read morevisits we have noticed less inventory and selection. Not sure if there's new management but things are definitely different than what we've been used to.

Great jalapeños! And yummy pickles. Fun time in the poconos and brought my niece here from Caliread more

So much to choose from here, I can't even begin to get started. All the plants were 25% off and the…read morefruit and vegetables so fresh. Eggs, cheese and other dairy items in the cooler as well. Parking was a breeze which is HUGE as many other markets have a difficult time accommodating during the summer months. The staff is always friendly and knowledgeable. They even had a popcorn plant! Who knew?

We used to own a house in the Poconos, and Heckman's arches was the place to go for produce. We…read morewere just there to get our full of chestnuts. They were very, very good.

I like local markets. I dislike when they are out of the…read morereason I stopped. But I understand. You advertise fresh cider in January? People will claim it all. I could have taken a gallon on the road with me, but not sure how that would have kept. So I looked around and went with a fresh-baked cinnamon roll and some fresh-made scrapple. Yup. They make scrapple here. That's pretty cool. Not cool? I asked for a half pound. I got closer to a pound. The lady (owner?) gave me a blank look when I asked for less. Because she couldn't mold it back into the loaf or something. I ended up going with it but she should have accommodated and given me what I asked for. Scrapple was the best you'll find this far out of scrapple country. Roll was delicious. My friend enjoyed his homemade pumpkin crumb cake. Other products, I wouldn't bother. A lot of their branded products are overpriced. I asked about their (homemade?) pecans and she said "price is on the bottom of each jar". Actually, a lot of jars were missing the price. So we've got some consistency issues here. I would classify this as a boutique market, a nice little stop if you have a craving, but I wouldn't make this a regular stop. (Sadly, if only they kept up with their cider doughnuts through midday, my review may have ended differently.)

I haven't had the food yet but it looks good. A lot of produce but the cost of the rudest costumer…read moreservice ever so rude and I'm not a Karen trust me.The lady was rude and sound annoyed evan with a old lady. How every thay had shoofly pie which was new and different so that's a plus.The vibes were not fun but it also had that nice country side, pit stop, old rustic, shaby, original,farm, old fashioned ,small shop, nice for road trip stop feeling so ya not horrible vibes

I just had the best Rice Pudding - they make it Homemade…read more I'm also going back to try a few varieties of their steaks that I am looking to grill up. They make some good looking desserts as well...

If you are looking for a high-quality, sustainable, family-operated farm, THIS IS IT. We ordered a…read morepig from Stryker Farm and the quality of their pig is second to none. Ordering is simple and can be done directly on their website. You can pick the meat, size, and delivery date. If you have any other needs, you can add them to the notes section and they will do their best to accommodate reasonable requests. We placed our order 2 weeks before our event and the pig arrived on the Thursday before our weekend roast. The pig was wrapped and packaged with care. It was still frozen and easy to thaw. We followed the clear directions and placed the pig in a cooler with ice. The pig was thoroughly cleaned and there was very little prep work that we had to do prior to placing the pig onthe firepit. We ordered a 50lb pig, and the pig we recieved was the perfect weight. We had Stryker Farm remove the feet and butterfly the pig for is. The pig cooked like a dream. It was very delicious! We will continue to order our pigs from them in the future.

Great place to bring the kids for ice cream and checking out the petting zoo. For the younger tikes…read morethey have a playground and small animals to pet. For mom and Grandparents they have a hand washer outside and inside they have take home cheeses, unique yogurt including non-pasteurized. They also have meats. Fun Fun Fun even when it is hot outside because the animals have shade and so do the visitors.

This is a local farm in Easton. They have some produce, meats, imported oils from Italy, dairy…read moreproducts from their own farm, and ice cream. I had peach ice cream and it was creamy and not sweet. They have animals outside usually but I went on a rainy day so they weren't there. There's also a playground for kids.

This little hide out is a must go place. The ice cream is excellent they also sell other home made…read morefood inside great cakes. But you have to stop by and say hello to the the zonky i and the farm goats in the little zoo they have You get this peaceful relaxed fresh air relaxing kind of feeling while enjoy a great ice cream

We spent Labor Day at Tranquillity Farms! They had a special LDW event where you could pick…read morewildflowers and stuff your Stanley for $14.95. Weather was perfect and so we did! There was no signage about it so when we arrived we went inside the market to ask. They gave us a pair of scissors to use and let us know that sunflowers were $1 more per stem. (This was a great deal! I've been to other farms that charge more.) We walked through as cut as many flowers that we could fit. The farm wasn't too busy so it was enjoyable. After flower picking we got ice cream from their ice cream window (this was the pricey side) and sat at a picnic table watching the goats. Tranquillity Farms was a short ride up 80 West. They have plenty of parking, fresh produce and other goods in the market, and a jungle gym for the kids. I couldn't find a bathroom - only saw portajohns. They've started their apple picking season so I plan to return soon!

I tried one apple out a contain I purchased from them once, I had never had an apple taste so…read moreunpleasant, so since I drive by them every day, I thought, why not bring this basket back and ask for a different variety, Well you would have thought I was threatening her by the screaming she projected. There were a couple of customers in the shed, looking startled. I put the apples on the counter and left. Scary women. This happened maybe 5 -6 years ago, told a lot of people. Karma...

very bad service , not coming back ever, asked question, got attitude answer like I know nothing…read more Pamela

#shoplocal This local market is truly local with everything you need from a fresh on site lunch,…read morelive music, fresh produce and local artists! You can shop for everything you need including bread, milk and eggs. There is usually street parking and handicap parking in the library lot. Vendors rotate; my only wish is that it was bigger with more vendors weekly.

This is a WONDERFUL, local farmer's market. Follow them on facebook, they are great with listing…read moreall vendors that will be attending on a given week. There is a different free performer each week. We have never left empty handed. I LOVE so many regulars... from the mushroom guy, to the canning woman who makes amazing sauerkraut and pickled beets (to name a few) to several delicious bakers, wine sellers, tons of produce, meats, and a couple of food vendors to buy something to eat while you are there! It is easy to find, the sellers are so nice, and we always have no trouble parking. It's a great set up, very easy to park, a short walk to the tents, and it's well spaced. We try to go every week! There is more than what I listed.. coffee.. kombucha.. frozen meats... etc!! Just GO!!!

Best place for local purchases of anything and everything you can imagine. They're going to be open…read moreevery Sunday now and for what I don't grow myself I'll be getting there. Highly recommend and bring your own bags to keep the earth clean!!

This is the BEST Farmers Market in this area, hands down…read more Unlike some other local markets, the food here is actually from local farmers, and there is a ton of variety. Baked good stands, flower stands, produce and fruit stands, a stand for fresh herbs, organic meats and eggs... you can even adopt kittens from a shelter (or look at them rolling around and feel your heart breaking!). Often times there is a bluegrassy band playing, toddlers dancing, people walking their dogs, kids playing with sidewalk chalk, and lots of folks making conversation. The owners of the stands are also very friendly and helpful, and you get can incredible deals on produce. This is exactly what a Farmers Market should be. The perfect way to spend a Sunday is a trip to Emmaus to this market, Balasia to eat, the Cottage for gifts and stationary, and Mas cafe for a good cup of coffee.

Kim and Andrew's Farm Market is worth the drive based on the Flaming Apple Salsa alone - I was…read morehaving trouble deciding which salsa to pick, so I went with it for a little kick and something new. Well, 2 days later the jar was gone and I had to make a return trip for more. The ice cream is tasty, the options are plentiful, the produce all looked good, and there are some gift options there as well. It was a very clean, cute, and well layed out farm stand that I'd recommend to anyone in the area!

Last week, I asked where I could find a good local food stand, and one name kept coming up--Kim and…read moreAndrew's Farm Market on Route 590. So today, the Bride and I took a ride to check it out for ourselves. All I can say is... WOW! What a beautiful, clean, and well-organized market. It's filled with fresh vegetables, a great selection of canned and pickled goods, unique shirts, and more. You can really tell this place is run with care and pride. A special shoutout to the friendly young lady offering samples--she did a fantastic job and added to the warm, welcoming atmosphere. We will absolutely be back. Best of luck to Kim and Andrew--your farm market is a true gem in our area!