Small unorganized country store. They don't sell unsweetened tea just sugared drinks so heads up…read morewith that.... the woman behind the cash register was super nice... the gal behind the counter... not so much... she saw me waiting to order and didn't even tell me she was done making the sandwhich afterwards. Prices are cheap.

Cute little market to stop and get lunch on the way back from the shore. They've got something for…read moreeveryone, even the pup. Their baked goods and farm fresh selections (produce, herbs, eggs, etc.) we're out of this world. The cherry pie was bursting with fruit and had a delicious crust. Of course we couldn't resist a couple apple cider donuts too. The sandwich I had was a great fill me up before the ride home. Petting zoo for kids and chicken feeding station were a nice touch for families that pass through.

$3 surcharge to use a DEBIT CARD. TS Smith orchards today…read morelost $20 worth of my business because I didn't have enough cash to pay at checkout. So I had to put back the nine dollars worth of turkey burgers and $11 worth of beets all because I didn't want to be imposed a 3% charge to use my DEBIT card. Debit means they get the money right away anyway. Minimal processing and it immediately goes to them from my checking account. Henceforth, I will only stop when I know have enough cash to get some meats, veggies and cookies. MEANING: instead of 12 visits a year it will probably be in the neighborhood of six times a year. And I won't be spending as much because I tend to spend more When I know I can pull it directly out of my bank account. My estimation is they will lose $600/yearly from me. I have to believe at least 5% of their current customer base will follow suit perhaps excepting summertime crowds who pass by it on the way to Ocean City, Maryland on their vacations. How dumb to alienate customers. Sorry to say. Their founder's in 1907 would be sad. I've loved you for a long time and this is how you repay mine and other's patronage? I'll be back because it's a cool place. Just spending a lot less.

We checked this place out before visiting the Frozen Farmer next door. They are both located in the…read moresame building on Evan's Farms. The produce looked very nice and inside the store they feature various brands of food items from baked goods, meats to jams, jellies, sauces and syrups. They also have a small area with clothing. Too bad we are leaving the area tomorrow and couldn't take some produce with us!

Low inventory, no seedless produce, one cashier with a line, another cashier came and summoned the…read moreperson behind me... I should have gone to the other produce stands up the road, they looked much better. Avoid this place.

Best store ever, sells everything you need. I would go every day if I could. 10/10, God bless…read morehandicapped people

This particular store always gives me issues. They literally stand right next to you as you check…read moreout and then accuse you of stealing. Today the woman came and stood right next to me as I started scanning products and then when a product was open, I sent my partner to replace it and she accused me of trying to steal it when all I wanted was to purchase a product that wasn't damaged. Selling damaged products should not be allowed. Then she accused me of trying to buy cold medicine and I didnt even purchase cold medicine. She played me back the video just to see that nothing was stolen or attempting to be stolen. This store needs help by corporate. I'd much rather travel to other Walmarts than use Seaford. STAY AWAY.

Marvelous Produce (Homestead Market) is a fresh fruit and vegetable market and farm located in…read moreSeaford, DE. They sell amazing products in their retail farm stand and also offer wholesale produce to several grocery stores and restaurants on the Delmarva peninsula. This locally owned and operated business was originally started as a way for founder Shane Marvel to pay for college. Nine short years later it is a way for him to support his family and give back to the community. In business since 2013 they have expanded from a one acre produce production farm  to a 40 acre operation to include 40 acres of grain production in 2022. Their quality produce and unmatched customer service resonates throughout the community! We have been buying produce from them since returning to Delaware in 2020 and are glad there is fresh local produce to buy. We love supporting locally owned and operated businesses. They also have locally sourced products on the shelves from scrapple, sauces, and homemade Smith Island Cakes. So, if you love a good farmers market and love to support local businesses then look no further than Marvelous Produce!

It is difficult to drive a stretch of highway in Delaware without seeing a produce market. Similar…read moreto Starbucks in the big city. While you see thousands of watermelons, tomatoes, ears of corn and more the true test is the taste, a little hard to do when you passing by market after market. With delivery AND a loyalty card built in - how can you beat that? Having purchased huge peaches and plums, my first thought it was appearance is always better than the taste. Not in this case. I stuffed all the produce in the refrigerator in a bag, as I seem to be a magnet for fruit flies and produce left out on the counter. Two weeks later, TWO WEEKS LATER, in an excursion to the beach, we grabbed the fruit and headed out. It was as it was picked yesterday. I needed multiple napkins for one peach and plum as the juice exploded with every bite. Yes it was that good. Add to this the generosity, cordiality, and hard work you sense coming off the Marvels' when you visit their stand, having experienced the generosity and abundance of the Mums in the Fall season, and Mums that added to the decor of a school Homecoming, you see based on the amount of produce, the quality of the produce, and the service you receive, this is one of the best finds that make the state Delaware. Sounds like a boast that is larger than life and larger than reality, but try out Marvelous Produce once, you will remain in the same category.

I visited Elmer's recently to purchase peaches. Lovely new store-but certainly not cheap. The…read morepeaches are all bad.

We still like Elmer's, but mainly for the locally raised meats, pickles in the refrigerator case,…read moreand a couple of grocery items. The gift shop is sadly not nearly as appealing or as sizeable as it was under previous ownership. It looks like it could use an upgrade. Currently it's the more healthily-and locally-raised meats that keep us coming back. It's really nice to have a source for buying those.

I'm aware it's just a dollar store but the staff are unbelievably sweet and treat you really well…read more On Halloween day I was rushing to do some last minute candy shopping for cheap for trick or treaters and for whatever reason the big bag of candy I had picked up was under the wrong tag. So I thought it was cheaper than it was. I told them it was a different price. So instead of arguing they got someone to take me over there to check. I realized I was wrong and it was just placed in the wrong spot but the manager ended up just making it the price I thought it was originally just to be kind. It really made my day especially when I was on a budget. I come here a lot more lately. Prices are really good here for the same things you could buy at Walmart.

Solid amount of items to buy! Very busy all hours of the day. High turnover means fresher foods.read more