Excellent pot pies, both chicken and beef and you can't go wrong with the million pies that they…read moreoffer! Don't pass this one up

Friendly place. Smallish place. Pricey place. Excellent pies. But the place is full of stuff…read morefilled-with artificial colors, flavors and ingredients. Even the stuff that should be homemade (tea loaves, breads...) has preservatives. Not what I expect in a quaint little barn store.

I have ordered from the Broomall, Southampton (Bucks County) and 13th Street (Center City)…read morelocations of Fruit Flowers. These fruit creations really do taste as good as they look - just be sure to order seasonally - pineapples and strawberries can vary in ripeness throughout the year. Spring and Summer arrangements taste better in my opinion. Fruit Flowers is a great alternative to simply sending flowers. Great for condolences, thank you gifts and of course birthdays and anniversaries. We also had one delivered to the restaurant where we had our wedding rehearsal dinner (that was handled by the BucksCounty/Southhampton store). I love this concept and the execution!

Bought a sports theme bouquet from the Southampton location from a friend recovering from knee…read moresurgery and she absolutely loved the arrangement! The fruit was beautiful and delicious and looked amazing and the delivery driver was prompt and very friendly. I would order from here again in a heart beat!

*Positive Comments: To begin, the keep the place clean…read more They also bag most of their products on display. *Negative Comments: Some prices can be debatable comparing to others. At the counter, they talk to people of their own origin when you are standing there to be rung up. But, when you have people standing and waiting to be rung up, you need to keep the flow going. However, I find that to be rude! I am always polite and say hello and thank you and they never respond. Flowers and plant prices need to be competitive with Produce Junction. Plus the quality at times are not too healthy.

Nice produce store with flowers and food. Very good pricing and a variety of items. I subtracted…read moreone star because customer service was stand-offish and lacked a greeting when myself and some others patrons arrived.

You can not go wrong with PJ for fresh flowers, plants and greenery. Their prices are impossible to…read morebeat. Roses are $9 a dozen so surprise the women in your life with flowers . She deserves it! Today I picked up this beautiful orchid for only $6!

I come here fresh fruit and it never disappoints! They also have great seasonal foods, beautiful…read moreflowers, fresh fruit, and the staff is always happy to answer questions.

Extremely friendly and helpful, good prices , cute store! If you like prime rib caps they have themread more

Well stocked and great prices. Pleasure to deal with. Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Highly…read morerecommend

The fruit and veggies are definitely not picked for quality, LOL…read more But sometimes you will get lucky and snag some ripe or near-ripe produce. The prices are lower than at local supermarkets but that means nothing if the items are spoiled or otherwise impaired. No self-checkout lanes, credit cards, or delivery. I have seen actual rats near the rear entrance. Gross! Most of the employees do not speak English and most are undocumented. I am not sure of the current name of the business.

You won't find any of those fancy fruits or veggies at Howdy's, just your standard lettuce and…read moretomatoes, apples and bananas. But at all these discount produce places, the question is always: how BAD is the produce itself. Battered and bruised? Over-ripe and ugly? Howdy's is pretty consistent. You won't have to sort through piles of apples to find a good one, and you'll pay a fraction of what you'd pay at the big chain supermarkets.

A veritable wonderland of Central and East European fresh and packaged foodstuffs for your…read moreconsuming pleasure and curiosity. Located in the far Northeast Philadelphia on Bustleton Avenue, the most diverse community in the City of Brotherly Love, NetCost Market is as much a cultural phenomenon as a supermarket. Go there for those semi exotic cuisine products unavailable almost anywhere else, and just for the foodie adventure of it all. We were there for our first visit. Walking in, we were immediately overwhelmed by the produce on display. For example, their Fuji apples were gorgeous and about .50 per pound cheaper than anywhere else. We bagged over 2 lbs for the cart. Similarly, their greens were verdant and priced to move. Next, we reached their prepared foods and deli area. Where to start?! It all looked great and set off our salivary glands. We decided to buy a sampling of delicacies, rather than a little of everything that attracted us. Polish kielbasa, potato pancakes, mushroom blintzes were wrapped up and put in the cart. The bakery sang to us next, so we grabbed two varieties of bread, light and dark. Pickled veggies? Yes! Small cukes and cherry tomatoes soured in Moldova were thrown in the cart. Swiss cheese from Poland and 2 lbs of house made chicken and veal dumplings were scooped into a plastic bag. A few Russian chocolate bars finished our food safari. Last night we enjoyed a feast of all the things we bought. Everything was delicious and even surprisingly great. Standouts included the blintzes, pickled cherry tomatoes and both breads. Not a dog in the spread. Will be eating those crisp sweet Fujis for the next week. Service was outstanding, too. Although spoken English was at a premium, all the counter people were hospitable and capable of communicating with us with a smile. We dealt with at least a half dozen ladies in aprons, and each approached us with warmth and interest. Any small misunderstandings were easily corrected. NetCost Market is a cornucopia of culinary delights that we will be making an integral part of our food shop circuit going forward.

If you ask to use the restroom at this store (located in Philadelphia's Leo Mall), you may…read moreencounter rudeness and hostility reminiscent of the post-Soviet era. Even a full cart of groceries purchased at this store makes no difference. Furthermore, the large number of young employees with virtually no command of English raises suspicions regarding the use of illegal migrant labor--though that is a matter for ICE to investigate.