It's been many years since I've been to Dutch Country farmers market. It's just how I remembered…read moreit. Great variety of meats, sweets, and everything in between. When you go, be patient and be ready to pay for each item per area. It's separate counters where you pay. They take cash and credit cards. The vibe is crowded but people are polite if you are polite. The sandwiches on potato roll is my fav. Prices are good

This is one of the smallest Dutch Markets I've been to. There are about 4-5 vendors but you'll…read morestill able to get those compulsory items: pretzels, baked goods, meats, and canned items. We got there about 10 minutes till closing so it wasn't too crowded. We were able to find what we needed.

They would not let my 7 year old use their bathroom. I feel this is wrong. There should be…read moreexceptions for small kids.

I am so happy that Jenkintown has a farmers market! It's a brand new market right in the center of…read moreJenkintown on Wednesday afternoons. Raw milk, fresh breads, local produce, yummie treats... I love it! And, from what I understand, new farmers are set to join as the season progresses. I can't wait to see what's new this week!

Nice selection of international food. Decent prices. Bread section is plentiful but just ok…read more Nice prepared foods section. Produce looks better than it is most times.

Clean, amazing prices, a wonderland of variety. I was able to get some great affordable caviar,…read moregravalax, dairy free sour cream, sour cherries, Korean carrot salad, and more. I really like the variety here and will definitely visit again. I got hell picking out my caviar and the customer service was excellent.

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.

Incredibly produce and fruit at a low cost. I always come and grab everything I ever wanted, and am…read morealways shocked by how low the cost is. Bring your own bag as the only have cardboard trays, and there is a $10 card minimum.

I've just visited for the first time and I can already name this my go-to place for produce. The…read moreselection is very large, fresh, and cheap! It is significantly less expensive than the other supermarkets in the area, such as Acme, ShopRite, and Giant. Some of the prices from my trip today include: $2.99 for a 2lb box of strawberries $1.99 for a bunch of kale $0.59/lb plantains $0.79/lb Macintosh apples $0.89/lb mixed color bell pepper $1.99 for a mini seedless watermelon $1.59 for an aloe leaf $0.99/lb green seedless grapes I've included a photo of the receipt and the produce, hope it helps! I'm sold!!! **Note: Credit transactions need to be a minimum of $10**

This is a tiny farmers' market located in a parking lot. Only a couple of booths were selling…read moreveggies and mushrooms this week. Other vendors were selling bread, meat and honey. All in all, a very nice start for an under-served area. Given the abundance of more robust farmers' markets and stands on our usual circuit, we are unlikely to return but we wish the sellers and buyers here the best of luck.

Amazing well managed stock. I have been able to find items…read moreon a consistent basis, that I often can locate anywhere else. The quality of most of the produce is excellent.

Newly opened this Friday 6/14/24. 20% off sale until this Sunday…read more Organic options available as well as farmers market produce. They have more high-quality items available. They have an extensive coffee, trail mix, snacks purchase by the pound section. Bakery, spices by the pound, deli section, ready-to eat section, ready-marinated meats section, and so much more. Samples are available upon request to try. They do have some competitive advantage against Giants: organic cherries, cold-pressed coconut water (I think?), and more fair-trade/humane items. Some downsides: not WIC eligible and doesn't have Flashfood like Giants. But am glad that they're competing with giants and could maybe tame down the grocery prices in Roosevelt Mall.