This market is a delightful mix of brunch, live music and farm produce…read more Impossible to name every good option. Just go and get your own sensory experiences. No mini essay can begin to convey the sensory delight this farmer's arket delivers. Reasonable parking exists though expect to walk a bit. Standard two rows divided by a closed street. It is also just a couple of blocks from Collingswood Patco trains.

Small but mighty!…read more This cute little farmers market nestled in Haddon Heights is a great Sunday visit that's certainly worth your time. It has many of the traditional fresh fruit and veggie selections you'd see at a typical market, but there are a couple standouts that should put this market in your rotation: 1. Surprisingly a lot of local liquor options. Between beer and spirits, this market features 3-4 different alcohol vendors all with unique flavor and styles. 2. O.K. Charley's Craft BBQ - I'm going to be honest.. this is arguably the best bbq in the area. Their brisket is melt in your mouth tender and juicy with a perfect pepper bark that really gives that texture and depth of flavor good BBQ is supposed to have. This is absolutely worth the trip alone 3. Central location - this market is close to a bunch of small locals spots that I enjoy. Troubled Brewing coffee is only steps away, you can get something hearty from Local Links or walk down the street for some ice cream. You can really turn this farmers market visit into a full afternoon adventure if you choose too! Lastly, there is a small little car show that always happens the same day just on the edge of the market. If you enjoy looking at fun cars, you can pop into the car show while eating Empanadas from Lola's at the market for a perfect Sunday market experience

This Farmers Market is incredibly impressive! It runs under the Patco line on Saturdays. The number…read moreof vendors is remarkable! You have everything from the widest assortment of fruits & vegetables to meats, flowers, dog treats , baked goods and condiments. The booths are well spaced out to avoid crowding and is well supported by the community ! Families with kids in wagons to bring home their goodies, folks with their dogs , older residents starting weekly meal prep . May to November this is the place to be on Saturdays!

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!

I absolutely love visiting this Sprouts location. The space is clean and easy to shop. Service is…read morealways fast and friendly. There is a fantastic selection of products and brands I feel like I don't find anywhere else. During my latest trip, I received a sample of Sea Moss Gel and treated myself during the Vitamin Sale. Thank you to the helpful team at Sprouts!

The store is clean and wonderful. The Black Forest deli sliced ham is out of this world. I know…read morethat's pretty specific, but I love a good sandwich and have been disappointed no matter where I buy it for quite some time. The sushi's not bad either, and the produce is beautiful.

I'm always happy to see Springdale re-open in March! They had the…read more BEST asparagus for Easter dinner, not the skinny stalks I saw everywhere else. Always great produce and baked goods too.

Another staple to hit when in the Cherry Hill area if you want a perfect baked good. Springdale…read moreFarm Market is especially known for their sugar-coated donuts, which are always baked fresh every morning and don't last long on the table once you bring them home. All their sweets are great, but they also have fresh vegetables, flowers, and all the decorative items you'd want for your own backyard garden oasis. The people working there are so nice and always smiling, and how could you not be with those delicious smells in the air when walking in? They don't even stay open for the whole year, and that just shows how much of a loyal following they have to remain successful for so many years with many more to come. It's a seasonal destination that's absolutely worth visiting while they're open.

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!

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.

I live off of Haddon Ave, and try to shop locally as much as possible. When I first moved to…read moreCollingswood, I lamented the lack of a good market on Haddon. National Food Market is a joke (that more often than not reeks of old meat). Healthworks is great, but without produce. From May through November, this isn't a problem because the farmer's market is there to meet all my produce needs. But where on the Ave can you get produce when the farmer's market is off season? Admittedly, I walked past Sara's for months without giving it much thought. I assumed that it was just another National Food Market-esque establishment. It's hard to tell from the outside, as the windows are full of plants and the door was always closed. But after checking out Yelp, I decided to go in and see if I was missing something. Turns out, I most definitely was. Sara's has inexpensive produce of decent quality. Sometimes the lettuce or kale is a little limp, so I just skip it that week. I can shave about $10 off my produce bill for the week over shopping for the same items at Wegmans. Sure, the selection is rather limited. But it covers the basics well. And there's some unique produce available that you can't find easily elsewhere (mayme sapote and prickly pear cactus pads, for example). Like another reviewer suggested, I stop by Sara's and by what I can there, and just use the grocery store to supplement what I can't get through supporting local!

Sara's is a great store to have in Collingswood. The staff is warm and welcoming. Sometimes the…read moreproduce they sell is aging out and should be disposed of earlier. It is a great place to go for last minute items.

I have been coming to Produce Junction as long as I can remember, and was delightfully surprised…read morewhen I discovered there was one near my college campus. There are actually quite a few locations. Produce Junction has a huge variety of well, produce, and other flowers/plants. You get a lot here while spending a little. There are two separate lines for fruits and vegetables, and when the weather is nicer there is also a register outside for flowers and gardening plants. I love that there are always seasonal items here- I have gotten pumpkins here as well as Christmas trees! The Christmas trees are actually a pretty good deal here- not only is it super convenient but you can get a decently sized tree at an affordable price. Don't forget- Produce Junction is cash only!! There is an ATM inside but make sure you have cash when you get to the front of the line (and know what you want)!

I just got home from the PJ in Maple Shade (Willow RD). This is the second time I've been rudely…read moretreated there and it is my last time I will ever step foot in that place. As someone who has shopped there for over 30 years, I was not aware of the *new way they ring you up for plants. Usually, the cashier looks at my cart and counts the items/prices and gives me the total. The cashier today, which was rude to me last time I went, just stared at me. When I asked her "how much", she said she didn't know. She did not tell me to place all the items on the table, but waited until I asked her if that is what she wants me to do. This is something new, as was the scanner and giving of a receipt. She should have said something to me instead of just stare with an attitude. It really upset me and I will be buying my plants anywhere else!