Found these guys at the Wrightstown Farmer's Market. They have some of the best raw and unfiltered…read morehoney I've ever had. The jar was completely nuts; it was nearly half full of propolis, bee polin and honeycomb bits. Typically, it's quite hard to find so much of that good stuff in store bought honey. Very pleased with that aspect. It was actually so raw and unfiltered, that the guy was telling me to watch out for bees in there. Sick. Also got to try their delicious ginger and honey soda. Quite interesting! Definitely check these guys online out if you enjoy good quality honey and natural products or just happen to be stopping by at the Wrightstown Farmers Market.

Attention Earthlings. Strawberry alert Strawberry alert…read more I just had the most ridiculously delicious strawberries of my life--like, call-your-grandma-and-tell-her kind of good. These little red gems from Fisher's Produce of Oley, PA are so juicy and sweet, I'm 92% sure they were handpicked by fruit angels on a cloud of flavor. One bite and I questioned every grocery store berry I've ever tolerated. I even considered writing a thank-you note to the strawberry itself. And don't even get me started on their other produce--Fisher's fruits and veggies taste like they were grown on another planet where flavor is the national currency. If you haven't tried yet, do yourself a favor. Your taste buds will throw a dance party, and your salad will finally forgive you for all the blandness it's endured

Corn Corn Corn! Yes, it's sweet corn season in Pennsylvania and the Fisher Farm has the best corn…read moreyou'll find on this planet! So nice, so sweet, so fresh. If you're buying corn at the supermarket you are messing up big time. Beside the corn, they also have a nice selection of other seasonal produce. The tomatoes this week are out of this world. And then there are the pies. Best shoo fly and strawberry rhubarb around. Worth the drive!

ChocoFluff Bunny: Whether it's the big hollow rabbits or the mini-Easter eggs, Palmer chocolates…read moreare some of my favorites. Although they're offered year-round, I tend to associate them with Easter the most. It's difficult to describe what's different about the way Palmer chocolates taste, so you would have to try it yourself. Some people love it & some hate it. You'll find Palmer is surprisingly inexpensive; I've seen single large bunnies & 5 oz mini bunny bags for just over $1. Introduced for Easter 2025 is the ChocoFluff Bunny. It is a chocolate flavored bunny shaped shell that contains a creamy, light, fluffy, and sweet marshmallow crème. The shell is remarkably detailed for a value chocolate. Its thickness varies with some parts being relatively thick and others more fragile. Palmer's creation is teeming with an abundance of marshmallow crème that flows through the entire Bunny as if it were its blood. Like most Easter crème candies, it can be a little messy, but not overly so (just watch it if you are giving it to a small child). At 3.8 oz it's roughly equivalent to four Cadbury Crème Eggs! That also means this bunny is packing a whopping 60g of sugar. Although Cadbury still does it best, Palmer's Chocofluff Bunny is a great budget friendly alternative, and I would even rank it above Russell Stover products, which in my area at least, are now priced above Cadbury. Doughboy approved Doughboy_Food_Reviews

Founded in 1948 by R.M. Palmer, in Sinking Spring, PA, on an investment of $25,000, this candy…read moremanufacturer is a third generation family business. Most of its facilities are now in West Reading. Until very recently it was best known for the cute chocolate bunnies it produced before Easter, but the product line is more extensive, with cultural references to Sponge Bob SquarePants, and peanut butter cups that some say are superior to the better known Reece's. Sadly, an explosion ripped through one of their plants a few days ago, closing all facilities, and costing seven lives. This small community has been devastated by this tragedy, as you can imagine. The cause of the explosion is under investigation, but the toll in human life and potentially lost jobs is incalculable. I will look for their products and purchase them to help with the survival of Palmer Candy. Hopefully, their Easter inventory will sell out, followed by Halloween and Christmas; providing enough support to allow them to reopen, keep their people employed and grant blessings to the families of lost loved ones.

Best place for regular and unusual plants and veggie varieties you can't get anywhere else. Huge…read moreselection of everything...I bought a peanut plant last time. They also have a great selection of fresh local produce. The owners are always helpful and so friendly..(had a bad experience at competitor place on 309 in Quakertown) and I will ALWAYS go to Stauffer's from now on.

Stauffer's has an incredible plant selection at great prices. The staff is great, helpful and…read morepleasant. In the fall, they also have best, most incredible apple cider in the universe. Its like drinking liquid apples.

This Orchard was one of the highlights of our long weekend! We had a beautiful weather and enjoyed…read moreexploring all the Apple trees. The U-pick flowers were only $10 and the zinnias had these delicate colorful speckles on the petals, and it comes with a mason jar vase. The live music was a great cover singer and guitar player. It's very family friendly - there are hay bales for photo ops and a dedicated play area. There are lots of tables to eat or rest up. The pulled pork sandwich was seasoned really well, and the mac & cheese was hot and the ultimate comfort food. They had a lot of options for alcoholic cider, and you can't forget their donuts. I snagged the Whoopie donut sandwich that came with buttercream on the inside. Easy parking and I paid $28 for two people to pick a lot of apples. It's well worth the money, the staff was incredibly friendly, and the vibes were immaculate.

I've only been here for the Peach Jubilee so I can really only speak for that. There were not…read moreenough tables with shade for people to sit, trash cans were hard to locate, no real activities or places for kids to play. They only had one tractor going to drive you to pick peaches so the line was absolutely insane. We left and went to their market for lunch.

Some of the candy is delicious, some is mediocre. They do…read morehave retro candies, which I love. However, I purchased several "Reggie" bars, only to find out when I got home that they were stale! I live in Easton, so driving back was not an option. They sell Dubal chocolate bars, but they don't fill them with pistachio. Not sure what they fill them with, but it's definitely not pistachio! (save your money on that one and buy online!) All in all, Reppert's is a nice, old fashioned, family owned store and is worth a visit if you're in the area.

Great products and large selection of good chocolates. There is a good variety to meet your…read morecravings!

Oley Valley Organics is amazing. This place is packed with a wide variety of locally made products…read moreincluding breads and pastries, cheeses, coffee, teas, meats, and produce, along with a good selection of other well-known national organic brand products. They've got local wine for sale by the bottle, as well as kombucha and nitro coldbrew coffee on draft. The store's owners and staff are welcoming, friendly and helpful. Shop small, shop local!

Nice local product and knowledge. Prices lean high . Selection is limited . Lots of other options…read morein the 50 mile vicinity that offer more for less . Hope they ramp it up . This boutique approach is hard with so many Farmers markets, Whole Foods , Wegmans , Natures Garden in the market place locally. More customers might translate in to lower prices , i dont see much in terms of getting the word out . I am rooting for them to ramp up !!!

Truly a fantastic little roadside stand right off of 222 where you can load up on a wide assortment…read moreof produce and plants all at very reasonable prices. Currently they've got: Strawberries Tomatoes Lettuce Eggs Hanging Baskets Spinach Herbs Vegetable Plants Cucumbers with a size and girth that would make Ron Jeremy blush Baked Goods All good All fresh All local Leave the overpriced Yuppie Farmers Markets behind and give Richmond a shot. Good! Stuff! (Obviously no Sunday hours, duh, and they do accept cards.)

They have beautiful flower arrangements and great prices!!!! Also very nice peopleread more