Cedar Run Farm - Best place to get farm fresh meats by the pound or whole. My favorite by far is…read morethe scrapple, but just tried the new hot dogs on the grill and they were fantastic. The ground beef is delicious but not too fatty, and everything else follows suit from the bacon and sausage to the fresh eggs and turkey for Thanksgiving! Wish we were closer but always stop back when visiting the area from PA. They also deliver with minimum purchase! Available for pickup in vacuum sealed packaging fresh or frozen depending on what you are getting.

This week I scored some killer tomatoes (the food kind, not the 1950s-horror kind) from a vendor -…read morethey were crisp and juicy. I was having some doubts a week or two ago about the place when a vendor said the tomatoes were from a different farm, and I'm still a little unsure about the bread, but the produce options just keep multiplying - people are bringing in stuff from their own gardens, it looks like, and it's really intriguing. Pretty soon I'm going to have to score some of that Japanese eggplant.

They changed their business model they now sell wine and no longer sell peaches or applesread more

Sunny Slope is one of the oldest and best farmer's markets in South Jersey. It's a big outfit and…read morethey have lots of stuff to offer. In addition to a wide array of fresh produce, they have a nice selection of preserves. They discount their overripe produce, which are awesome for baking. I'm a big fan of their peaches and cider.

Delicious fruits covered in candy! I recommend it.............. if you were to order pineapples I…read morewould recommend ordering a day in advance since they need to be frozen. Keep patience it takes time and effort making!

My friend and I decided to try out Pop In Artisan Pops on a Saturday night after seeing numerous…read moregreat reviews. The store was pretty quiet when we first walked in, which was good, because both needed plenty of time to decide what to order. The store is pretty small, but there are a few tables along the window and some high top seating. The menus are on the wall, but some of the prices were erased. I am guessing the prices have recently been changed and need to be updated. There was only one girl behind the counter working and she was doing an amazing job. She was friendly while taking our orders and decorated our popsicles with great precision. After sitting down I realized it might be easier to eat the popsicle with a fork (almost like an ice cream pie), and the worker happily handed me a fork and knife. I ordered the Peanut Butter Cup popsicle, which is one of their frequent combination popsicles. My friend built her own popsicle, choosing the Caramel Cheesecake popsicle with a chocolate drizzle and heath bar crumble. We both enjoyed every bite! The ice cream of the popsicle tasted fresh and not overly sweet like some store-bought ice creams can be. If you are in the area, I would definitely recommend trying out Pop In Artisan Pops! It is a change of pace from typical ice cream and very delicious!

Came across this place while visiting a Jackson House restaurant next door and vowed to bring my…read moredaughter back. We visited on Saturday and will definitely be visiting more during the summer. This establishment is not parge but does have some tables+chairs for seating. I loved the wall with the old school popsicle bike cart in front. I had the cookie and cream popsicle. OMG soooo good! There was giant oreo like cookie the middle and the ice cream was so rich. My daughter had one of the waffle pops and she said the waffle was great. Service was just okay. the women who served us could have been a little more cheerful and smiled but she was the only person working and there were quite a few people so she may have been overwhelmed, so I wont hold her to it. All and all, I will be visiting again soon. Brusters has some competition lol

You need to go here when you're in town for the weekend. A lot of varieties of products and…read morevendors. You can find a bakery that sells a lot of pies, cookies, bread such as banana bread. You can buy half pies. I picked half lemon pie and half apple crumble. Apple pie is really good, filled with a lot of diced fresh apples and not from cans. Good crust and maintains its shape after cutting. The lemon pie isn't too sweet, has consistency like a custard. I got a box chocolate from this chocolate vendor. It's a bit pricey but worth it. Each bon bon has liquid filling with interesting flavors such as mango habañero, orange cardamom. I don't like those two but I really enjoy the rest of them such as pistachio, lemon, and banana. I also bought a couple of jars of blackberry preserves with no sugar and no sugar substitute. Perfect for those who are watching the sugar intake It is still has mild sweetness from its natural sugar. Great for PB and J.

Chestertown Farmer's Market has everything you need for a weekend down d shore, hon! Fresh fruits,…read morevegis, breads, wines, and treats for Fido. Plenty of artisan crafts and gifts, too! Chestertown main street is adorable and so are the friendly locals.

Best desserts ever. The flourless chocolate cake is addictive. The presentation is always…read moreimpeccable and the taste definitely matches the looks.

Excellent pastries. Better than many other places in Dover…read more Open hours had been erratic. Worth a try.

Walked into this nice space with positive affirmations and was warmly greeted…read more I ordered a half dozen cupcakes and a slice of sweet potato and apple pie. Pies were delish! Will let you know about the cupcakes I will be back