Good selection. Good produce but watch the prices. An excellent pretzel stand, great bakeries,…read moredecent candy, several kitschy home decor options. Worth a visit a few times a year for sure.

Waste of time and a trip. Came in to purchase beef ribs before closing. They were already closing…read moredown. The lady at the butcher shop told us we should have came in at 11:00 am (2 hours before closing) if we wanted meat. No stars for this location.

Many years back someone left a horrible review regarding one of the vendors here. There IS NOT one…read moreperson working at this market that should have a review written about them like this person left. We DO NOT have pedophiles as vendors. The gentleman this person bashed is nothing more than someone that is very knowledgeable about his products and enjoys sharing that knowledge, especially with children. He is the furthest from being a pedophile, and does not deserve to have someone print such horrible information. Karen T. from Mechanicsburg should be ashamed of spreading such horrible rumors and lies. Those of us affiliated with this business are appalled by such actions. Maybe Karen T. should get to know people before hurting them!

In addition to gathering fresh and colorful vegetables and fruits, baked goods, delectable coffees…read moreand teas, and a wealth of other culinary and craft delights when you walk into the Carlisle Country Market on a Saturday morning, you'll also gather lots of smiles. It is a warm and welcoming way to start your weekend!

I keep writing Yelp reviews for Hollabaugh Bros. And honestly... I don't think I'm ever going to…read morestop. Every festival I attend somehow becomes my new favorite, and this year's 71st Annual Blueberry Festival was no exception. I visited last year and had such a great time that coming back this summer wasn't even a question. In fact, I thought this year's festival felt even bigger, which was wonderful to see. Even with everything getting more expensive these days, Hollabaugh Bros. continues to put together an event that's affordable, welcoming and packed with things to do. I arrived about two hours before the festival wrapped up for the weekend and expected things might be winding down. Nope! The place was still buzzing with people enjoying one last taste of blueberry season! If you love blueberries...this event is your Super Bowl. Fresh blueberries. Pick-your-own blueberries. Blueberry baked goods. Blueberry milkshakes. Blueberry sundaes. Product samples featuring blueberry everything. Food trucks. Local artisans. Live music. It's basically blueberry paradise! My personal lineup for the afternoon included a blueberry milkshake, one of their incredible blueberry sugar cakes and a pint of fresh blueberries to take home since I didn't have time to pick my own this year. I found a spot to sit, enjoyed my milkshake and sugar cake while listening to the live music and thought to myself...yep...this is exactly where I'm supposed to be today. One thing that continues to impress me every single time I visit Hollabaugh Bros. is how incredibly well they run these events. From the parking attendants directing traffic...to the cashiers...to the ladies keeping the sample room stocked...to the bakery staff helping customers...everyone is friendly, organized and genuinely happy to help! PRO TIP: Don't skip the sample room! It's one of my favorite parts of every festival. You get to taste all kinds of products made right there on the farm, and I've discovered several things I never would have purchased otherwise. I also appreciate that the overall layout stays consistent from one festival to the next. After you've visited once, it's incredibly easy to find your favorite stops on future visits without wandering around trying to remember where everything is. I drive about 50 minutes each way to attend Hollabaugh Bros. festivals. That alone should tell you how much I enjoy them. They're not just farmers market events. They're community celebrations. You see families making memories, friends catching up over milkshakes, kids running around excitedly and visitors filling bags with whatever fruit happens to be in season. It's exactly the kind of event that makes summer in Pennsylvania feel special. There's a reason this festival has been going strong for 71 years. Hollabaugh Bros. knows how to grow incredible fruit. More importantly, they know how to create experiences that keep people coming back year after year. I'm already looking forward to seeing what they're celebrating next!

I see no reason to not rate it with five stars. There's a large selection of products here. They…read morehave dairy, produce, seasonal products as well as coffee and ice cream, to name a few.

This place has some excellent cuts of beef i have drive 120 miles to refill my freezer and the beef…read moreand cheddar sticks are out of this world good. I can't wait for summer to cook my spare ribs I use the grill outside all winter but the ribs taste better in the summer time. Will be back soon.

very happy with this place! nice people, great home based products and decent prices! highly…read morerecommend at least checking them out

My BFF's favorite peaches are here so that's how I found myself in Gettysburg, PA…read more Lion Potter has lovely pottery, jams, and jelly's which I needed and bought. I also got peaches, heirloom tomatoes, and a sugar water melon. This place is not inexpensive but I prefer to support a family business when the stuff is first rate. That is what The Lion Potter is. We were helped by the owners son who was so sweet. I met the Father who chatted with us. They know my BFF on sight so I had all the introductions. Had a lovely visit. Stop by if you are in the area.

We've always seen their cute bike signs on our adventures down to Virginia so on a recent trip to…read moreGettysburg we decided to stop by. So glad we did! We were greeted warmly by a young man and his siblings. He showed us around the produce stall that had various local items from peaches to corn and everything in between. Behind the stall were shelves of beautiful homemade pottery. He invited us to take a look inside their gallery as there were more items for sale in there, jams, tea, coffee and more pottery. The gallery was air conditioned so it was a nice break from the heat. We ended up purchasing corn, peaches, some jam and fair trade organic coffee. Everything we got was ripe and delicious. Can't wait to stop by again hopefully this fall to see what seasonal items they will have then!

Visiting from out of town, and my family is from Gettysburg…read more Bought my grandma wonderful things from this market: Bouquet of fresh lilacs Half dozen farm fresh eggs Loaf of rye bread Ripe red tomatoes Fresh rhubarb She really appreciated them all! Turns out that although she usually avoids the bougie/ tourist things in Gettysburg, as a low income senior she gets free produce from this market. Had a wonderful time speaking with the local vendors.