Family owned business with fresh produce, baked goods, an awesome deli with fresh sandwiches,…read moresoups, salads , cheeses etc and more. Store is very clean and everything I have brought here is top notch. I ordered a charcuterie tray for 4 to 6 people for a small gathering and it was absolutely amazing and loaded with goodies. Meats, different kinds of cheeses, olives, fruit, chocolates, cookies, nuts, etc. I would definitely order this again they also make them in larger sizes. Great for the holidays or for any gatherings.

Duffields has a large selection of fruit and vegetables. Some of the selections are grown in the…read morefields adjacent to the market. In season their corn and tomatoes are the best. They offer a good selection of deli meats. Worth a visit except for high prices.

Came here to visit my best friend who was moving and she said it was imperative for me to try it…read more This farm is adorable! I see why NJ is called the Garden State! With so many different fruits to pick depending on season, I really enjoy it during the Fall because it's apple picking time. Some of the best apple cider and apple cider do its I've ever had! They also have these apple cider slushies that I still constantly think about! Def check it out if you're in the area.

Just revisited the farm and realized I've never written a review. As a family we've been going for…read morea least a decade. So we've seen the pricing increase over the years, but it's still worth it for wholesome family fun. We usually visit once per season and this visit was for u pick strawberries. It was the perfect day for it as the weather was very pleasant-70's, partly sunny, no rain, with a slight breeze. The hayride felt bumpier than usual, but the kids loved it and didn't notice, which is most important. Afterward, we enjoyed some farm fresh ice cream while sitting on a bench and people watching. We'll be back for u pick blueberries next month hopefully, pumpkins, apples, and apple cider donuts in the fall.

This is a small but mighty farmers market. Every Friday afternoon the Beiler family, Amish…read morefarmers, bring their wares to Southwest Center City to this community park. They have produce, baked goods (yummy sticky buns and pies as well as bread), honey, preserves, jams and canned goods like chow chow and pickles, free range eggs and homemade Swiss cheese. The produce available changes seasonally. They also have homemade mint tea, lemonade and apple cider. It's a meeting place for the neighborhood, and it's across the street from Divan and one block from Sidecar, so refreshments are easily obtained after shopping.

The fact that there is a farmer's market at this park is a wonderful thing! People are going gaga…read moreover having it and the owners appear to try hard. They make the baked goods and its obvious all the veggies are not from their garden, but that's fine. At first it was great, all was super fresh, then a few weeks in I started getting home with stuff finding it not to be that fresh. The cucumbers were older, not firm and ripe, etc.. If I wanted to walk back in the heat and exchange it I could have but it wasn't worth it. It appeared to me that they were left over from the last week but that is mere speculation. I should have looked closer. There isn't a selection of organic things, they don't mention it so I assume they are not organic. Even if they said pesticide free it would be a great help, because I know it costs money to be certified organic. Because of that I will only be purchasing things with a thick rind, like melons and such. The baked goods are yummy for what they are but really white bread type things. I tried the whole wheat and it was "wonderbread" type whole wheat. Not fond of the swiss cheese, or the chocolate chip cookies. The sticky buns tasted good... but better buns are found elsewhere. The prices are not cheaper than the super market either, or even other farmer's markets, which was surprising. I found a better quality of produce at the South Street Supermarket the last week I attended this farmers market. So yes, its nice to have it there. But I will go to a store that has an organic option and breads with higher fiber counts. Other stores, farmer's markets and Reading Terminal are better bets for that. That said, if you live near the park, don't want to go far, and don't care about eating organic veggies you will love it. It's about location, location, location. The products are very much like that offered in a non-organic supermarket.

Today I wanted to go and get a pretzel log with pepperoni and cheese and I was ordering I saw a…read moreplethora of other options so I also got chicken, bacon and ranch. As I was walking around I saw many options of the dinner platters. I decided to get the beef ribs with mashed potatoes and stuffing with chicken gravy. They had so many other options from cakes, sweets and desserts. I definitely found a place that's has amazing food and options.

The Mullica Hill Amish Market is one of my favorite places to go to when visiting back home! My…read morefamily would always go there when they first opened so it was a staple growing up! This Amish Market IS smaller than the Williamstown one, but I think this one is better! First, The donuts! There are so many different options to choose from when picking your favorite donut. For me, the basic white cream is my first option! Another good one is the smores, as well as the blueberry fritter! Each shop is it's own, so you can browse the store/counters and then pay there before moving onto the next one! There is plenty of different options to choose from like fresh meats, candy, bread, sweets, cheese, pretzels, fruits and veggies, and even handmade soap! You can pretty much find anything that you need, right here! This is a great alternative to driving out to Lancaster PA, but the Lancaster experience is definitely better. Everyone is friendly here. The store is literally ALWAYS packed since they are only open Thursday-Saturday. There is plenty of parking, but the lot does fill up fast! Overall, the atmosphere is very nice, just be prepared to be crammed in while browsing. They also have a restaurant to sit and dine in and they do take-out. I've heard that they have some really good food here!

Love to support local businesses and always greeted with a smile. It exactly what I think of when…read moreI need some fresh produce.

Every thing , fruit and vegetables are great , plus the staff could not be more accommodating and…read morehappy!! Best !!

*edited to fix a minor spelling mistake…read more The Dickinson Square Park Farmers market is a hidden gem. There are a variety of vendors, ranging from honey to local beer. The vendors are friendly and everything I have tried has been delicious. A few of my favorite vendors are: -Potato Homestead, a local farm from Woodbine, NJ. The owner is very warm and welcoming and everything I have bought from there has been delicious and fresh. Their strawberries from here taste like candy. If the Dickinson Square market is not a convenient location, they can be found all over the tristate area every week. -Fruitwood Farms, a local farm from Monroeville, NJ. The produce here is amazing. They had the cutest little cabbages. -Crocus Eatery, a vegan bakery. Their whoopie pies are yummy and the no bake cookies are some of the best I've ever had. If you are unsure of what to order, the owner is friendly and very helpful. Things to know: -market hours are every Sunday from 10AM to 1PM -market is closed in July 4th -bring some reusable bags -most stalls take credit card -it can get very busy, best times are right when the market open or about 30 mins before the market closes

I'm quite excited for this new farmers market, which I first visited today, the second week of its…read moreexistence. Thusly this review is rather premature but I wanted to review it first. So there. I'm giving three stars simply because right now there are just three vendors. A decent variety of vegetables (as well as other items like honey) are being sold but much more is needed, including eggs, meats, dairy, a baker or two. The people I bought my carrots from were very nice and talked of plans to get some more vendors there. It's open 10-2 on Sundays in the SE corner of the park. It's a nice setting for a market and something that the area needs. I hope it will expand soon.

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.

Excellent local market in Haddon Avenue in Haddonfield. It's tiny so they don't have the variety of…read moreWegmans, obviously, but the quality of the fresh fruits and vegetables on offer is perfect. Nice selection of dry goods and refrigerated goods as well. None of it is pretentious, just simple things but they cover basic needs and then some. I was there the other day and got an orange, a pack of strawberries, a dozen eggs, and an avocado for $9.25, so definitely reasonable prices.

Tiny little produce market just opened on Haddon Ave. near PNC Bank and a few steps away from Tre…read moreFamiglia. I met Roberto, who was manning the market when I popped in. I live in the neighborhood, so it was nice to see something like this around the corner from home - actually, it was a really nice surprise. I happened to need strawberries, so when I walked over, I enjoyed seeing their fresh colorful mums they had stocked outside. Inside, they had a small but fresh selection of produce like bananas, onion, potatoes, mangoes, and yes, the strawberries I needed! They are brand spankin' new, so I hope the town comes in to help them get established!