There is is such a great variety of vendors here every week. They usually have 50 to 60 vendors…read moreplus food trucks. If you need a unique gift, besides fresh vegetables, fruits, meats, baked goods etc this is the place to go. So many homemade items.

I was really disappointed in this farmers market. Very limited stands. Was expecting it to be…read morebetter based on the pictures. Never thought I would miss the San Antonio farmers market until today.

Hands down one of the best farmers' market experiences ever! From gluten-free bread and Alice…read moreBakery to dairy and meat that make my heart sing - this place has it all! Cultivating Joy flowers are beauty for the soul, too! They often have a food truck, cooking and other classes for kids and adults as well as local musicians. It is clean and dog friendly with plenty of parking. At the end of the market day the local cupboard truck shows up and takes leftover items to folks who really need it - isn't that awesome? We grab a cup of Compassionate Joe coffee and make our way around the market until we are completely satiated. Ambler is a friendly and fun community and this market rocks!

Awesome volunteer run seasonal market that donates proceeds to Lions Pride Playground. Team works…read morereally hard to have a variety of vendors each week, some seasonally committed, and others solitary commitments. Advertising Runs mostly off social media and word of mouth to keep overhead costs low and donations to the park higher. Mariah the manager puts her blood sweat and tears into this and it clearly shows! Highly recommend a visit with the family on a Friday evening, even if only for dinner from one of the amazing food trucks that come. Fresh fruit/veg/foods from local farms, unique and varied vendors that offer everything from your favorite catalog companies, to BBQ to dog treats to crafts and LITERALLY everything in between. Traffic can be a little heavier depending on where you are coming from bc of County Line Rd construction and closures, so leave some extra time and patience. Follow the signs and the volunteers, and enjoy a wonderful experience. Ps- Mariah worked super hard to make sure this market did not conflict with any other area markets and is working to change some things to make it even better! It's amazing this is only the 2nd year (and the first didn't start until late into the season)!

We Just finished a great meal with Farmer John's eggs and asparagus!!! Farm fresh as usual and…read morehealthy!!!

I love this place, and this is what real food looks like, blemishes and all. Super tasty fruits and…read moreveggies, and delicious eggs and honey too. All without pesticides! Super nice people. I've tried the other local farms in the area, including del Val, but this is the real deal, without all the fluff. The prices are right too!

There are several vendors that I enjoy going to particularly the canned goods lady, the egg roll…read morelady the specialty liquors, and the popcorn all fun

From the owner: Farmers Market of Hatboro '2018 new market season where you can enjoy Locally, Shopping, Live…read moreMusic, Food Vendors, Craft Artisan Vendors, Fresh Locally Grown Produce, Plants and Herbs, Family-Fun, Health and Wellness Gurus, Entertainment & More!"

I just tried to go seeing info that it was open. Despite some vendors being set up and waiting, we…read morewere sent away until 10. They said nowhere would it show them open at 9:30. Ridiculous that they didn't want our money.

Why did I not visit sooner? I've seen signs for this market posted in downtown Lansdale but never…read moreactually visited the market. Glad I finally stopped. There are several local produce stands...plus options to purchase fresh meat...a few bakery stands (love me some fresh croissants) ....fresh coffee to go with your croissant...homemade crepes if you prefer them to croissants...baby goats were available today for kiddie entertainment...and there was live music playing while you shop. The market is both kid and pet friendly. I made it a point to shop from several vendors so I could try different items and support more than one vendor. I will be eating good this week...and eating healthy too!

This is our second year of purchasing a share from Pennypack's CSA and we have yet to be…read moredisappointed. The quality of the produce is excellent and the thought and care put into the farm is unmatched. While they are not certified organic, they practice natural, practical, and ecologically sound and sustainable farming. They have a lot of signage posted throughout the farm (as part of their education program) that explains how and why things are they way they are at the farm. They also have a boatload of dedicated volunteers and workers who keep everything running efficiently. They are happy to answer questions about the farm, the food, and often have ideas about what to do with everything. We purchased the small share and that entitles us to 6 items chosen by us from the options available that day. Last night we chose a pound of carrots, a head of lettuce, two pounds of summer squash, beets, swiss chard, and two pounds of cucumbers. Other items available include kale, bok choy, scallions, and broccoli as well as pick your own string beans and raspberries. They have an extensive herb garden where you can pick your own herbs for cooking that week. Finally, you can cut a bunch of flowers to take with you each week as a part of your share as well. This year we split our share with another family, so we go every other week for our pick up -- as a family of just two, this works out well for us! While the benefits are many (supporting local agriculture, eating local, sustainable food, health, getting outside in a garden), the CSA is a little bit of work. Each share requires a few hours of volunteer work be completed at the farm. Furthermore, when you get home with your pile of veggies, you need to clean and prep them as well as figure out recipes. They leave the vegetables generally intact with the greens and such on top. It turns out you can and should use those parts of the vegetables as well, but if you're a novice (like us) it takes some research and planning to figure out what to do with things like carrot tops and beet and turnip greens. Even though it's a lot of work, it's a fun learning experience and would definitely be a worthwhile activity to get the kids involved with. Check out their website early in the new year for information about signing up for a share -- they go fast!

This is our first year at Pennypack but our third CSA. This is hands down the best! The choice is…read moreamazing. Usually I end up with a bunch of veggies I can't use, but at Pennypack, I get to choose what we take home. There are also many "freebies" each week because the farm is so prolific! Great spot and we are joining again next year!

Extremely friendly and helpful, good prices , cute store! If you like prime rib caps they have themread more

Well stocked and great prices. Pleasure to deal with. Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Highly…read morerecommend