I go to Fairless produce frequently! Love their quality of…read moreproduce & flowers are awesome! Staff is great

Tremendous selection of fresh produce. They pack a lot into a small space. I read an interview with…read morethe owner in the local paper. He grows most of the vegetables and what he doesn't farm himself, he gets from local growers. Both he and his local suppliers use organic growing principles. All the vegetables and fruit were fresh and delicious. They even had a bag of fresh peeled garlic cloves. Made my life easier!

This farmers market has many different vendors. Shout out to Apple Ridges Farms for their excellent…read moresourdough bread!!

The Wrightstown Farmers Market is now year round (it is held indoors and for shorter hours during…read morethe winter). In Spring/Summer/Fall it is every Saturday from 9 - 12. Amazing produce, mushrooms, coffee, prepared foods, gifts and more. Support our local business and especially our local farmers.

Lamb is their specialty and what they had was really beautiful. I used it in a homemade shwarma and…read morethe kids really went bananas for it. Aside from meat, they have alot of vegetables and fruit from around the immediate area and the worker I dealt with mentioned that they get alot of produce from the Mennonite farms near Lancaster. Apparently that's a big positive around these parts. Overall this farm shop is a pretty good, small scale resource for locally grown food. I'll definitely be back.

Long before "locovore" was a buzz word Fairview has been providing superb local produce, meat and…read moredairy. Some from their own farm: peaches (the best), plums, apples, lamb. The rest from their choice of nearby producers. This is the real deal.......milk in bottles, organic eggs, etc.

Such great service. Lots of employees running around Filling shelves and doing everything to help…read moreus with a great shopping experience. I enjoyed seeing all the goods, and the employees were very helpful and sharing where each vegetable came from and they also had baked goods besides vegetables and fruits. We picked up some milk and some cookies, and big bag of spinach and leafy greens, a big bag of carrots, and a delightful little bag of radishes. I also got a few ears of corn. Everything was tidy and well organized. I would definitely come back!

Nice local dairy with a variety of fruit and vegetables and dairy products. Good fresh pies and ice…read morecream. The place is usually busy. Not crazy about a few discourteous employees that work there. Younger teens with no obvious training on customer service. Another issue is the up charge on credit cards. I believe it's 2 or 3 percent but at a time when most people don't carry large amounts of cash I think if they charged 1 percent across the board it would be beneficial for everyone and just the price of doing business.

I was shopping at this store today and saw a beautiful moment thanks to the new owners. While…read morewaiting in line i witnessed an elderly customers card declined, to which the owner, without hesitation, insisted his shopping is on her. It was truly a beautiful and genuine gesture. #payitforward #muchsuccesstoyou #supportsmallbusiness

Corn tomatos peppers eggplant melon ... great summer treats when we spent the weekend in New Hope…read morePA / Lambertville NJ.

What a great find! We came from Jackson to buy San marzano tomatoes for canning. The people are…read morefriendly, helpful and the tomatoes were beautiful and tasty. The price was very reasonable and we will go back next year again for tomatoes.

Last Saturday, we decided to do one final holiday outing with our little - a light show. She been…read moreloving the decorations and Christmas lights she saw in our neighborhood or when driving around, so I thought this would a great family outing to close our the holiday season. If heard of Shady Brooks light show and has never been myself - neither had my boyfriend - so it was the first time for all of us. We paid in advance online and there was luckily a discount so we only paid $25 per car instead of the original listed price of $45 per vehicle. It's was about a 40 minute drive for us coming from the city and we luckily didn't have any traffic on our way there or back. When turning into their site, they had signs to direct you to the lanes/area to drive through the light show. Once we got to that area, we drove up to the booth so they can scan our ticket, handed us a newspaper/booklet to go with it, and we were on our way! The light displays, concepts and sections (e.g. "12 Days of Christmas" with 12 displays of drummers drumming) were very well done. Our little one loveeeeedd it - except for the Grinch of course because, he's the Grinch lol. It wasn't a short drive through but not too long either. Once we finished the light show, we did park and got out to take a quick look at what else was going on and get a lay of the land. Would definitely recommend checking this out for the holidays and we would come back to check out the playground for her, wagon rides, etc.

Five stars for their incredible holiday lights display! This is probably the most impressive…read moreholiday light display that I've ever seen. Prepare for around 30 minutes to drive through, but that will of course depend on how crowded it is. I don't love being outside in the cold, so absolutely loved that this was a drive through experience. Put some Christmas tunes on in the car and take in all of the magic! The enchanted forest and lit up trees was probably my favorite part. We only visited for the lights, but I've heard great things about all of the activities on the farm and would love to go back in the fall.

This farmer's market is short and sweet, only open one day per week, Wednesdays from 4:00pm to…read more7:00pm and it is seasonal, from Spring until the last Wednesday in October, rain or shine. Playwicki Farm was once a rich farm growing their own crops and selling them roadside, this farm no longer grows crops but allows the local farmers and artisans to sell their wares and locally grown fresh fruits and vegetables. During these three hours locals fill the park buying locally grown produce, fresh baked breads and sweets, homemade and all natural dog and cat treats, quiches, handmade jewelry and so much more. This was their first year and it was extremely successful and grew week by week with more vendors adding tables to sell even more, like homemade pickles, flowers and herbs, all natural soaps and soy candles. I found myself here almost every week and I was so happy to see that folks really do care about supporting the local farmer's, to me there is nothing better than buying the freshest local corn or just picked tomatoes, juicy strawberries and fruits. The coolest thing about the farmer's market at Playwicki Farm is it is on land that's' use dates back to prehistoric 6500 BC with archaeological finds and then through the period of contact of native American Indians and European colonists. Three circular buildings have been unearthed as well and they are still digging, Henry Mercer did the first investigation in 1893, Temple University, the Heritage Conservancy as well as other known groups of interest have on the 100 plus acres of land that belongs to the Playwicki Farm. The park is dog friendly and pretty well poop free due to many poop stations that encourage owners to scoop the poop! Miles of safe and friendly hiking, jogging or biking trails. Scheduled activities are always happening here such as flea markets, fun days and over the Christmas season, trees are brightly sparkling and sleigh rides end with hot chocolate and cookies for everyone and this is free with advance notice. This month alone, they had face painting, hay rides, pie contests, nature walks, scarecrow making and pumpkins to paint. The old farmhouse and buildings still stand as well and can be rented out for peanuts. The farm is literally right around the corner from my home and it is one cool park, I wonder what they will unearth next?