Great Farmer (Pete) and great Farmers Market. Wonderful produce, pies, snacks, drinks and more …read more.. Cheers!

This place is a rip off. I was charged $15 for a loaf of roasted garlic bread. I will never go back.read more

Had a very nice stop by this local community market. Church parking lot. Classic!…read moreOur CM Liz made some fun arrangements with various vendors, and I enjoyed shopping and making a number of purchases. Already into the beefsteak tomatoes, gonna have some steaks tomorrow. Good bread selections. The guacamole was fantastic. It could benefit from having rest room facilities available.. Last one of the year. Seeya in '24.

I am so fortunate that the Lebo farmer's market is so close by. My partner and I look forward to…read morecoming each week, and supporting local businesses. Covid 19 update Safety precautions in place, patrons wearing masks. Vendors wearing masks when speaking to customers. This farmers market used to be 1/2 the size that it is today. It seems as though every week a new vendor is added. Some of our go to's: Logan Family Farms - they have the best steak selection. Trust me, once you have their steak you will be spoiled and never want anything from the grocery store ever again. Bad AZZ BBQ- if you're coming for BBQ be sure to get there early. He has been known to sell out quickly. Pierogies, pies, cookies, honey, fresh baked bread, produce, quantum spirits, pita pit, gluten free/vegan options, frozen ice slushees, pickled sandwiches One of the best farmers markets around! 10/10 recommend

Duda's has some amazing produce and jarred goods, so I love that there is a location closer to home…read morethan their actual farm. They have some of the best corn around and the selection of produce/veggies is always great. Most of the time the stuff was picked that morning. They have several varieties of pickles and also some jarred sauces that are all delicious. The one downside is that they sometimes aren't open during their posted hours. I was told to check social media for the most up to date information, but did not see anything about closing early the day that I went and they were already closed. Overall, a wonderful place to get produce and support an awesome local farm.

Farm fresh vegetables and fruit direct from the source. Selections depend on availability and…read moregrowing season. Aug 1 I picked up tomatoes, corn, peaches. Staff friendly and helpful and prices are great.

While not as good as my beloved Bloomfield Saturday Market, the Squirrel Hill market has some…read morestellar vendors. Good place for fresh produce, cheese, and bread. Variety of food vendors on hand for lunch items. Prices comparable to other Pittsburgh city markets.

This is the best farmers market I've been to in Pittsburgh. I'm sad I didn't come across it sooner,…read morebut it's my go-to Sunday activity now and I'm making up for lost time! The farms that bring their produce to this market have some of the most beautiful produce I've come across locally. There also seems to be *more* produce compared to some other farmers markets in town. There are plenty of other great vendors selling things like meat, fresh bread, coffee beans, pastries etc. It's a wonderful way to stock up on fresh goods for the week. Shoutout to all the local vendors who make this market a real gem.

This is a place where you need to be careful when you are buying produce. I was a bit disappointed…read morein the fact that they did not have a whole lot to choose from but they did have some unique melons which I had never heard of before. The current "in season" items right now are corn on the cob, tomatoes, peaches, and melons. There is a dairy case but nothing exciting about it along with a meat case. I wasn't impressed with the meats in it nor with the frozen cherries I saw. For the most part you can spend under $10.00 depending on what you get. I was blown away by the huge cantaloupes they had for sale. They were $4.50 each. Unfortunately when I got my selected melon home and began to cut it the juice ran all over the place and I could tell it was overripe. They do have items noted directly from farms. I ended up with a green pepper for $.25. Other peppers were a bit more. For corn on the cob you can get either white or yellow corn. I choose half a dozen white. They come prebagged and the one I selected had an extra ear of corn for free. I cooked one of those up when I got home and it was fresh and good. I was taken aback however when I saw they were selling overriped bananas that had started to turn brown. Normally I would find this type of thing in your regular supermarket but never in a place like this. They sell other things like popcorn and honey and jams to name a few. I was told that their greenhouse is currently undergoing transformation for fall so I really didn't get an opportunity to visit it. I asked about their other location in Cecil and learned that it was basically a nursery as opposed to a farmer's market. It is run by someone else in their family. The staff is friendly and helpful in explaining things to me. Credit cards are accepted on any order over $10.00. It is located on Bower Hill Road as you head towards Bridgeville.

Great little road trip. Many unusual bedding plants. Found heirloom tomatoes and gorgeous pepper…read moreplants. Going to be digging in the dirt soon!

I've been to this farmers market twice. It's okay, but I was disappointed that there were only 2…read morebooths to buy fresh fruit and vegetables. One only had sweet corn, peaches, and apples, the other had a more extensive selection but NO prices were listed. I hate having to ask prices.... There was much more variety in produce at farmers market in Ambridge that I went to last week. Otherwise, this farmers market had some nice locally-made or produced items such as honey, salsa, roasted nuts, pies, etc. There were a TON of food trucks as well. But I go to farmers markets for the produce, and probably will not be returning to this one.

Great Farmer's Market with typically 4 farms, plus honey, BBQ sauce, fudge, hummus, beer, wine,…read moremoonshine, live plants, flowers, and tons of food to eat!

Small farmers market with several vendors and food trucks…read more While there was some fresh produce the main focus is the food trucks. There's something for everyone, would like to see it expand to include more vendors.

I went early in the season hoping to find lots of vegetable and plant vendors. Most of the market…read morewas premade or ready to eat food, only 2 vegetable vendors. The prices were high, like $8 dozen for eggs. I chose a small box of 4 apples the vendor said were honey crisp kept in their storage for winter ($5). Well, when I got home, one apple was a Pink Lady and I know that because it had a grocery store sticker on it and it wasn't an organic sticker, it began with the number 4 (organic numbers begin with a 9). I became a bit angry because it appeared that they were buying from a grocery store and selling for a markup. A very small bunch of green onions was $3. If you want barbecue ribs ((full rack $28) or delicious scones ($11), definitely go. But I don't think I'll be going back, unless it's for those scones.

I really wish I got around to taking photos of everything while I was there. At first it looks like…read morea market store and a garden nursery.... Boy will you be wrong- the place extends well out into the back! We didn't go into the nursery area but the plants were gorgeous. Go into the market store area- it is huge! There's a bakery, a deli, a little lunch spot, groceries, candies, home goods etc. I want to highlight the little wine section with the kindest lady working there. She gave us a tour of the entire place - that's how we found out the place was much more than meets the eye! We sampled several different wines, and purchased several! One of the wines sold there supports a rescue group with every sale. We bought some jams (birthday gifts), honey and hot sauces from the store. Traverse out back, there's the original barn that is a gift shop (3 stories), lots of unique items, a farm petting barn of animals rescued from slaughterhouses, a separate store for those with allergies that they can shop specific allergen friendly food. An ice cream stand, a hard cider ale house and some play areas for the children. We stopped in the arsenal ale house to have a drink and that was delicious too! We were hungry after and were looking for place to eat then we remembered there was a little lunch spot in the store so back in we went! Perfect tied over lunch, great sandwiches, pickles have got to be homemade. Drinks from cooler- super refreshing. Definitely will be back.

Soergel Orchards & Garden Center: Amazing baked goods…read more Fresh produce. Deli. Greenhouse. Tons of flowers. Plants. Garden supplies. Holiday events. Hayrides. Ice cream. Playground. Always a good visit.