This is a review for the Corn Stop - operated by Specca - delicious fresh produce. Mostly locally…read moregrown and a few items that are not. A wonderful experience and sweet, delicious fruit (Plums, Apricots, Tomatoes and Blueberries). Ironically, we did not buy any corn. It's too early for it. No restroom - only a port-a-pottie. (Eeeeew.)

One of my fav farm stands! They have EVERYTHING you need, as well as corn- hence the name lol, in…read moreONE STOP! It's always so fresh and delicious. I got the best mangoes here a couple weeks ago. Their prices are VERY reasonable. 10/10

This is an absolutely outstanding farmers' market with many options...but not TOO many options…read more Conveniently located in the heart of Collingswood, you can drive the easy 20 minutes over to the market OR take PATCO from the city. SO much to love about this market: some Philly favorites like Kismet Bagels and Milk Jawn ice cream, and then a number of local farmers selling everything from peas to kale to strawberries to chicken - depending on the season. You'll also find Revolution Coffee right at the entrance selling cold brew for $4. Happiness to me is wandering a market with a full cold brew, so mission accomplished here. I grabbed sic apple cider donuts, blueberries, chicken thighs, mushrooms (would stop by her booth EVERY time - delicious mushroom combos that made my risotto that night totally out of this world), and left only like $30 poorer. This is the best way to buy produce, and everything truly was delicious. I am still working through the blueberries and feel totally ruined since these are by far the best I've ever had. Big shoutout to all of the farmers bringing this to life and the many Collingswood families using this service to it's fullest extent. I cannot wait for my next trip!

It was ehh compared to the other farmers markets I've been to. The Burlington County Farmers Market…read moreis the best in my opinion. It's set at a farm, not under train tracks where the train comes every thirty minutes over your head whistling your nervous system off kilter while your fighting to talk to a basket maker over the loud barreling of 78 to 234 short tons over your head. It's a dirt filled underpass with nothing beautiful to look at except some nice vendors with baked goods and organic produce and planting herbs and flowers. Not allot of selection compared to Burlington County Farmers Market and al lot of the vendors that are there are also at the one I just mentioned, plus you get the music from the live musicians that you can actually sit down and listen to while you look over at a sheep grazing in a field next to the working farm to your right. Was not impressed at all... They should move this whole operation to the park which is very close by and would totally change the ambiance which would be more fitting to the subject matter.

Beautiful and fresh produce! The service is 100000/10. The cookies there, YOU HAVE TO TRY- I have…read morebeen thinking about it for weeks now lmao they also have ice cream from a great local spot! 10/10 would recommend for a wonderful farm stand outing.

I've been a fan of Folks Farm even before the farm stand opened. Back when they were just putting…read moretheir name out there and delivering fresh peaches in brown bags to customer's front door. Everything they do is customer and community focused. I've never been to the stand and not received the most warm and stellar service. Sometimes I'm shopping and I can see that they are literally swamped with customers and barely have a moment to breathe and yet they still spare a kind smile to each customer when they can. Customer service aside they legitimately have some of the best produce and goods. Their peaches are some of the best! Watermelons, tomatoes, corn, squash, local honey, homemade lemonade and fresh baked goods--they carry such a wonderful variety of products! In the fall they pivot with pumpkins and mums and host one of the most fantastic fall festivals--just to say thank you to the community! I really hope Bryce and Annie know how much Folks Farm (and their team) means to the community and how much they are loved and appreciated.

Great place don't forget your bags! Very fresh always love all the fresh produce and the fresh eggs!read more

Unfortunately, the new management which renamed the establishment Golden Diamond has upped their…read moreprices from 1.50/2-5pounds to 2-3$ per bag. I've frequented this establishment since the 1980s, and was always pleased with Tony Diamonds prices, as he always had great low prices, catering to the local community, and the vegetables were always fresh and tasty. After new management began serving the community, I've stopped by every weekend for the past year. Unfortunately, I've had to throw away several bags of produce, as they appear to be fresh on the outside, but are either rotting/molding when you open them up. The quality of the new managements produce is drastically low, they go bad after 2-3 days of purchasing. The new owners are not looking to serve quality produce, they're out for a quick buck. I would not eat the produce as I would not want to end up getting worms or worse from eating rotting food. I recommend going elsewhere.

Happened upon this farm about ten years ago, completely by accident. It was this time of year and…read moreI stocked up on pumpkins to display in my home. I was in Jersey yesterday so I decided to swing by for....pumpkins! It's charming and small and exactly how I want a roadside market/farm to be. Great selection, prices clearly displayed. I was happy with my pumpkins and very happy to support a local farm.

I went here for the first time today and unfortunately, was very disappointed. I arrived slightly…read moreafter 10 AM, and they had about five tomatoes out, and pretty much nothing else in the stand. Since on their website it says they open at 10 AM they should make sure that all of their stock is out at opening time. I was extremely disappointed, and just decided to take my business to Springdale down the road. I may try again in the future, however, I will definitely go a few hours after they open.

AMAZING selection of fresh produce and farm fresh goodies! Super cute and organized set up. Very…read morefriendly staff and affordable (: 10/10

My dad works at this farm and the vegetables and fruits are exceptional and alot of my family own…read moreand work there so it gets 5 stars

Small family-owned produce store pretty decent prices never any long lines there's parking always…read moreavailable produce thats fresh I haven't had any issues. I do like their flowers when they have them if your looking for produce you should definitely consider giving this place to try.

Great prices for produce. There's always a great selection & variety. The parking lot is small but…read morethere's normally space to park. They also usually have nice flowers and grave wreaths etc.

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.