Specialty garden that has more than 100 Heirloom Tomatoes. There is a small parking lot and most…read morepeople come here as soon as it opens. We got here at around 1 and they had about 25% of tomatoes left compared to when they opened this AM. They also sell tinned fish, some bakes goods and coffee as well as Books and gifts. It's $5 per lb and you can mix and match the tomatoes. There are different signs to tell you what kind the tomatoes are and some where they don't know but you can try anything you want. Dave provided a lot of information on how they grow the tomatoes and there are no chemicals in their process.

Simply a pleasure to deal with. They had what I needed in stock and were quick to ship, charged…read morefair shipping and communicated superbly. I along with a few others will buy from them in the near future.

Great farm market ..... especially in the winter. Great prices ... great quality. One…read moredisappointing thing happened near 4th of July .... they raised the price of their watermelons to more than double!

The freshest fruit and veggies at the best prices around..you can get apples and citrus by the…read morecase...some days fresh artisan bread from Philadelphia...great locally sourced salad dressings and plants, mums and Christmas decorations in season....you can't beat this place and seniors get 10% discount on Mondays...it's worth the trip!

It's a beautiful coffee shop if you're ever in the New Holland area... we were staying at a near…read moreAirbnb tiny home and came to enjoy some coffee. They serve breakfast and other foods. But the best part is that they roast their own beans. The help is of course the most friendly and helpful and the store is large and beautiful! If you want to go somewhere to study or work... this is a great shop!

A really cute coffee shop filled with plants (which I love) and auto decor (which my husband…read moreloved). I had a breakfast sandwich on sourdough that was very good but I was most excited about the homemade sourdough cinnamon rolls! They were delicious! Service was friendly and fast. We hope to be back in the near future!

Quick and smooth service! We were surprised how fast and efficient they were with the line out the…read moredoor! Quiet, fireplace was going, christmas music. Nice vibes here! The breakfast sandwich was packed and pressed. Parmesan Hashbrowns? Didn't know we needed these in our life. Very good! The frozen hot cocoa was ordered a medium, not sure if they gave me a large by accident, but this thing was massive for a medium. We will be back!

The Spring specials were appetizing. I chose the Avocado BLT and enjoyed it. I would order it again…read moreif it was a regular menu item. Courtyard was busy on a Monday morning, but service was still friendly and quick. They had numerous cute Easter items for sale...I love how the cafe is decorated with things we can purchase-from candles to wreaths.

Lots of great organic food. Different items every time plus the same good ones too. I'm always…read morehappy I stopped in.

This place is a bit of a secret haven. They are a grocery store, but they also have a ton of…read moregrocery outlet items. What brings me all the way here is the unusually large amount of vegan / vegetarian specialty items that they have for a fraction of the price of reg stores. Buyer beware: much of what they sell is beyond sell by date. So be sure to check the dates on everything you get. A few weeks past for a frozen item sure. However, I've found things almost a year old. So... just watch those dates. Also, if you find cases of Yerba Mate, leave me some.

Hard to find fault with Park Place Diner ... Once again, we had several lunches here and the food…read morewas great each time. Today I had the chicken Parm sandwich which my coworker had the other day and said was delicious. She was correct! Yesterday we both had burgers and they were very hot, cooked as we requested, and delicious. And the day before that I had meatloaf and mashed and she had the chicken Parm sandwich. Our meals came with soup which was amazing, we had salad which was larger than most side salads and was served chilled, and a cup of fantastic coleslaw and impressively, an entire dill pickle. Most restaurants or diners give you a slice of a deal or, at best, a half a spear, but Park Place gives an entire pickle. Yum! We have a few great dinners near where we live but I'd be happy if Park Place was also among them and not more than an hour away.

Everyone knows that the Michelin star system ranks restaurants on how trip worthy a restaurant is…read more Whether it be something worth stopping for, making a detour for, or planning an entire trip for. Eating at this restaurant made me feel as though the confines of the Michelin star system is too restrictive. I propose that they implement a negative star ranking to indicate restaurants that it is worth driving a significant distance to literally anywhere else other than here. And then that this restaurant receives a single negative Michelin star. Firstly, the menu is much too large, something that is a detriment to many diners, but is exacerbated here. I've never been handed a menu with two DIFFERENT meatloafs listed before. Whats more, the table next to me asked about the meatloafs to which the waitress working that section told them that it is their most ordered item but half the people who order it have it sent back. I felt like Gordon Ramsey in an episode of kitchen nightmares hearing that. What do you mean your most popular item has such a high rate of people returning it that you feel the need to warn customers against ordering it? On the topic of waitstaff, there is a good amount of training that seems to be missing. Not that they should be held to the same level as a fine dining restaurant, but they should at least be trained to write down daily specials and daily cake offerings instead of telling customers to "go up to the front to look at what is available". I overheard one of the other waitresses saying that she didn't even know the menu had a dessert section. How can you expect the employees working the floor to sell food if they don't even know the menu? All that nit picking aside, if you can get passed all of that you get to the food itself. Firstly the salad. I got a Caesar salad. The bowl it was served in was very warm as if it had just come out of the dishwasher. This lead to a very unpleasant eating experience that I hope I never have to experience again. I also ordered a Grecian panini, something that was arguably not Grecian and definitely not a panini. Premade "gyro meat", a roasted tomato slice, and some watery tatziki put between two pieces of FLATBREAD toasted. The tatziki was warm and bland, the tomato's slimy and messy, and the meat scarce. When I think of a panini I am seeing an amount of filling inside of a nice ciabatta thats been put in a panini press to really Caramelize and get that nice crusty finish. This was just a sad gyro begging to be left on the plate with the undercooked French fries. The highlight of the meal was the strawberry cheesecake, which was mediocre at best. Grainy and a tad undercooked but otherwise not revolting. Building is old and bland but otherwise not terribly dirty for a diner in the middle of nowhere I travel for a living and eat out so often that it genuinely feels like a chore. I would rather not eat than have to come back here.

Received Pecan Turtles for Christmas. Wow were they good! The ratio of caramel, nuts, and chocolate…read morewas a prefect bite. Substantial flavor bombs for your special occasion.

Oh my gosh!!! The pretzels are out of the world. Chocolate eggs are my wife's favoriteread more