Congrats to Chef Justin and his wife Dillon for creating a fabulous dining experience in the local…read morearea! The evening was spectacular: ambience, table setting, service, and the food were top-notch. The meal: the flavor combinations and the carefully chosen food textures of each dish left you feeling satisfied but wishing you had more to eat! Portion sizes were perfect and you will leave happy for sure. Maybe not entirely happy because you realize that you have to wait until your next reservation to return! Notes: Make reservations 2-3 months in advance. If you are not a planner, then you need to start becoming one especially if you want to have a bite of the fabulous food we tasted. Check out their website as Chef Justin offers bread baking classes, wine classes, and cooking classes both domestically and in Italy. We have not had the opportunity to travel to Italy with them yet but it will be on our future plans. The Old Tioga Farm is not to be missed when you are in the local area. Definitely get on their mailing list so that you don't miss the opportunity to stay informed on what is going on at the farm. Enjoy!

Like nothing else anywhere near here, such a gem in my own backyard. Every course was 5++++ stars…read moreand the owners an absolute delight! Worth every cent! Can't wait to go back

Puzzled by kohlrabi? Left in wonderment by whiskery beets? Then odds are you've never partaken in…read morethe weird and wild array of vegetable matter sold weekly at Blooming Glen's stand in the Headhouse Farmers Market. Organic and sustainably grown by farming family Tom Murtha and Tricia Borneman, Blooming Glen strives to maintain and expand the rich agricultural history of Bucks County. The ideals are noble, but the proof of success comes at the dinner table -- the rainbow chard, firm-fleshed potatoes and delicate garlic purchased from these folks transform ordinary meals into special occasions. As a cook, this superlative quality is absolutely thrilling. As a shopper, the stuff is not cheap -- but local and organic never is. You're supporting not only local farmers, but helping spread the gospel of local food when you buy here. Since we haven't yet seen peak oil, I'd suggest everyone get on this train before those Chilean strawberries that you must have in January reach $29.99 a quart.

Listen, if you have not yet joined a CSA-I highly suggest Blooming Glen Farm. It is FUN to come…read morehere on a Thursday and pick up your veggies and be pleasantly surprised by what awaits you. tomatoes watermelon broccoli lettuce cucumber peppers radishes beets berries I loved the summer that passed when I made my own bouquet and cut my herbs from the herb garden. This farm is fantastic. And if you have children, (I don't) I would bring them too and make it a family event. I was always so envious of those families who brought their kids and made it FUN to go find your own strawberries and cherry tomatoes. If you live near, you must buy a share! It broke my heart to hear about Tom and Tricia's harvest getting rotted after last year's unusual rainy season - I hope you will give this place a try. It is truly a wonderful place, though I won't be back this year having to work and spend too much time in Philly. One day I will be back though.

Red Earth Farm offers the best CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) that I've ever heard of, let…read morealone experienced. Basically, you sign up and pay in advance, and then every week for 23 weeks beginning in June you get delicious, farm fresh produce and, if you like, eggs, fruit, herbs, yoghurt, and cheese. N & I got a half share and an egg share last summer, and this summer we're adding a fruit share as well. A half share gets you 6 items each week and a dozen eggs every other week. The fruit share will provide a selection of fruits every other week as well. Both quality and convenience make Red Earth Farm special. First of all, most CSAs just give you whatever veggies they want. With Red Earth Farm, you go online each week and choose from the produce they're harvesting that week. Second, the food is all so fresh and delicious you won't believe it. You'll be eating your veggies and asking for more. The stuff is about 24 hours out of the fields when it arrives at your pickup location. And the eggs, which come from free range hens on a nearby farm, have the yellowest yolks and the best flavor ever. I've never tasted eggs like these. Seriously, I never believe I could rave about eggs before these eggs. Sign up now! Or keep an eye peeled around this time next year, because they fill up quick.

Red Earth Farm is my first CSA experience, and it has set a standard that will be hard to top. The…read moreproduce, fresh and delicious, is grown with no synthetic chemicals and has been harvested a little more than a day before it comes to you. Best of all, you get to choose what you want out of their offerings. The surprise grab-bag of veggies was always what scared me away from CSAs because I have neither the skills nor the energy for improv cooking. But with this CSA, you can pick your produce for your weekly delivery and still plan your meals ahead of time. I have a partial vegetable share that provides a more-than- AMPLE supply for my husband and I each week. Best of all, I no longer spend an arm and a leg on overpriced veggies at Whole Paycheck, a store that I love, but which has produce prices that are flat-out ridiculous. AND I love that I can support a local family farm in a way that's convenient, nutritious and delicious.

The quality, quantity, choices are very poor. I asked to cancel my membership but they said, "NO"…read morerefunds as I have signed the contract by which I agreed to share the risk..., risk of having poor services! The idea is great, but obviously the company cannot handle the number of customers they got this year.

I really want to give five stars because I love the idea of community supported agriculture (CSA),…read morebut I feel like there are other farms that provide more bang for your buck. Living Hope CSA is great because they have a close drop off location to my house, and I like supporting local farms which provide us weekly fresh organic produce free of fertilizers and pesticides. The vegetables (and fruit such as tomatoes) are DELICIOUS, but I think other CSAs give more produce each week. (We compared what we got to what our friends get from other CSAs that also do 6 items for a small share.) At one point during the summer, Living Hope CSA did email all its members to say sorry about the quality of vegetables since the weather has been hot, but I think it would have been nice if they offered credit back or a discount for future farm shares. One thing I like about this CSA is that you can pick from a list of what you will be receiving each week. (The other CSA I am comparing to does not let you pick each week.) Unfortunately, by giving the option of choice, sometimes they run out of the popular items and you get a random item instead. That's okay, but sometimes you will receive out of season vegetables. For example, I received potatoes in the middle of summer (tiny potatoes in a tiny portion). I did order potatoes later in the fall though, and they were great. Save the cool season vegetables for the cool season!

This is my 100th review so I'm making it a good one. I wanted to do something special for this…read moremilestone and I couldn't figure out what to do . . . then I looked at my counter and saw the lovely white box that I picked up today. It's filled to the brim with amazing organic vegetables and fruits. Spiral Path is a CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) farm and every year (with a few exceptions like last year when we spent all summer in Kazakhstan) we write a big check in late winter/early spring and then enjoy many, many weeks of produce delivered to a location near our house. This week's box includes: a watermelon, sweet corn, onions, heirloom tomatoes, regular tomatoes, purple bell peppers, green bell peppers, these smaller sweet orange peppers, cabbage, and summer squash. The produce is processed soon before it hits the trucks for delivery. So, everything is fresh. You can actually get heirloom tomatoes because they don't have to travel far. The produce always tastes great and it's organic. You can definitely tell the difference with organic and non-organic. I was skeptical but I'm now a believer. We missed the big picnic this year, but we hope to make at least one of their open farm days where you can pick up extra produce and even pick some out in the fields. Every week there is a printed, one page insert that usually includes a list of the items in the box, an note from the owners about what is going on in the fields (good and bad), a recipe or two, and announcements. The box contents vary over the season . . . spring includes spring onions, small potatoes, herbs, lettuce, spinach, etc. Then you move into summer and the melons, squashes, onion, tomatoes, zucchini, etc. Finally, in the late summer and fall you have winter squashes, kale, cabbages, broccoli, etc. Of course, you are warned . . . by buying-into the farm you take the ups and the downs. If there's a drought, you might end up without lettuce because it dies in the field. However, you also get the benefits of good growing seen in the amazing foods that are tucked into a sturdy white cardboard box, and then delivered to a location nearby. The kids love picking up the box and seeing what's inside. So, happy 100th review to me and two thumbs up to Spiral Path Farm, the owners Mike & Terra Brownback, their families and workers who tend the fields and grow the produce, the people who pick/process/pack the items, the people who drive the trucks to deliver the boxes, and the many people who also buy-in to this CSA and make Spiral Path Farm possible.

I have participated in Spiral Path's CSA for four years now (community share agriculture). It has…read morebeen a great experience each year. The first two years we did a medium share and the last two years we have had the full share (a larger share). Each week we receive between 6 -8 different vegetables/fruits. They include recipes for their vegetables each week too (which is great for those of us who love to eat but can't cook without a recipe). This week we received bok choy, cabbage, onions, plum tomatoes, radishes, califlower, broccoli, kale and baby white potatoes. Yum! They pick the produce and pack it right before it is taken for delivery. Terra and her team are responsive whenever you have a question. I simply can't recommend them highly enough!

Stopped by the market today and this cute little veggie stand was there. The owner was very helpful…read moreabout the plants I bought for my garden. She even offered if anything goes wrong when planting in my garden to give her a call and she would help me navigate what's going on. It was super nice of her to offer helpful information! We bought fresh out of the garden carrots, radishes, cucumbers and beets. I bought cucumbers to plant in my gardens and I'm super happy about that because I haven't been able to find those anywhere else. This stand offers fresh cheeses, veggies to eat and plant and many more things!! Can't wait for my own garden to grow, but until then I'll be stopping back by here for more fresh veggies.

From the owner: Veg Out is first and foremost about providing local, fresh produce. It is about knowing where your…read morefood comes from, having a connection to me, the grower, knowing you can trust me, and that I will proudly stand by the delicious treats I sell! We are open from the end of May until the end of October. Veg Out awards our passion with a purpose by growing a selection of nourishing, affordable food with integrity enticing you to savor instead of settle. We cultivate meaningful, inspiring relationships with our customers making everyday a better bite!

I stopped by Sloops a few weeks ago while in the area on my way to hike. It is a small self-service…read morestand on the side of Valley Road / 850. They had bell peppers, tomatoes, zucchini, yellow beans, potatoes, pumpkins, eggplants, beats, squash, etc. Prices were fair for a farmstand. Parking is in a small pull-off on either side of the road. Make your payment by dropping money into the box.

The fresh eggs and the pastries and the meats from the farm is amazing. Good price food is great…read more Service is great. People are great. You will love each and everyone of them. I definitely highly recommend because trusting the food in our stores is just not an option anymore at least you know what you're getting from here everything's Natural and safe the way it should be.

This is THE place in the area to get your local farm fix!…read more First of all, what is better than a farm fresh egg for breakfast? The answer is nothing. The bright yolk, the fresh taste.. its so hard to go back. When we first began going here it was a simple road side stand with eggs, a few veggies and some local pickled products. We have watched them grow and grow and grow and grow. It's still a "roadside stand" but they offer so much. Raw milk from a local farm? Check. Fresh harvested eggs? Check. Amazing vegetables? Check. Local cheese? Check. Whoopie pies? Check. Farm fresh chicken and beef? Check. Farm fresh pork , including the best hot dogs you've had? Check. If you like to support your local farmers, if you like your food to taste like it was supposed to, you need to come here.

We Just finished a great meal with Farmer John's eggs and asparagus!!! Farm fresh as usual and…read morehealthy!!!

I love this place, and this is what real food looks like, blemishes and all. Super tasty fruits and…read moreveggies, and delicious eggs and honey too. All without pesticides! Super nice people. I've tried the other local farms in the area, including del Val, but this is the real deal, without all the fluff. The prices are right too!