I have been shopping there for years. Their produce is always excellent. i am glad I live nearby!read more

Beautiful little farm stand, don't miss it!!! Tons of gorgeous flowers available in individual…read morepacks or in pre-made arrangements. Big, beautiful hanging baskets for cheap, too! Lots of goodies in the middle by checkout, including tons of prepackaged jellies and jams and farm fresh fruit. I got a huge bucket of fresh green beans for $3! Also got snap peas, strawberries, blackberries, and a few flowers. They also have dress eggs available for $5/dz.

We saw this cute little shop on our way to Beaver Falls and just had to check it out. One whole…read morewall pretty much just had Easter candy but there was also some assorted classic candy sold by the pound, fudge, truffles and lots of other goodies. I really like the little grab & go containers of candy by the register especially the fruity licorice. Hubby got a turtle Easter egg which he absolutely loved and was so mad he didn't grab more. Next time we're in the area we'll definitely make a point of stopping in.

They are super friendly and will hold things for you if you are traveling from a further distance!…read moreI love to support them and I love that they carry the Peter's chocolate! Their truffles are to die for!!!

First off.....I hope they are still making the same KOLBASI as Froehlich did....since it was sold…read moreto another owner in 2024. AND ..... as I have ALWAYS SAID....If anyone uses the word "kielbassa" just consider it is CRAP....might as well buy Hillshires garbage from a supermarket!!!! We normally drove up from Virginia once a year to buy 50 to 100 pounds of KOLBASI and bacon and REAL skinned wieners, REAL Tube Steaks! (25 years ago I had them make 500 pounds for a Block Party being held in my neighborhood when I lived in St. Louis area. Had to rent a U-haul truck to pack it on ice to bring it back!! People went nuts on it!! They NEVER knew what REAL AUTHENTIC....KOLBASI tasted like!) We didn't make the trip in 2025 but were just planning for this Spring when I saw they sold out to a new owner. Not sure if my supplier of REAL....KOLBASI will be the same or if I have to search for some other AUTHENTIC KOLBASI Maker??!! .....and "kolbasi" is NOT spelled with 2 "s". ONLY someone that isn't an Aunthenic Hunky would spell it wrong......and their web page is calling it "kielbassa" which may be a sign that the new owners are making CRAP??

What a bummer! To have to find a new meat guy this late in life and after such a long association…read more But, it's become too much of a variable to keep using Froehlich's stuff. For more than 40 years, I bought countless slabs of bacon, yards of kielbasi and other goodies from them, so, I'm not judging them by their last act. I've excused the beautiful-looking, 1 1/4" thick Porterhouse, grilled perfectly that was too tough to pursue eating, the bits of bone found in ground beef and Kielbasi, the vacuum packaged beef tenderloin which gave off a dangerous odor once it's plastic was breached and more. The last time I bought bacon from Froehlich's, it was so sub-par, the meat cutter hesitated to sell it to me after looking at it. What can I say? When Froehlich's bacon turns up lame, it's time to move on.

We go to Sand Hill Berries often in the summer, we meet friends and family there for lunch and…read moredrinks. Although they have a limited selection, everything is delicious. There are many outdoor dining options and being a winery they have a great selection of wine and they make wonderful desserts from the berries they also grow on their farm.

Is this the best pie I've ever had? I think so but don't tell my aunts lol. I got the Peach…read moreRaspberry pie from the Mt. Lebanon Farmers Market and wow, I'm in love!!! It's sweet but not too sweet and you can really taste each fruit separately but they make a great pair. I am usually not even a big crust fan but the flavor is to die for. I'm nervous that I'm going to eat this entire pie by myself lol. We also tried a chocolate cookie with raspberry and white chocolate chips- delish! The super friendly gentleman working the stand told us all about their location, they have a winery and live music. I can't wait to make the trip out!

My update isn't as much about the food, but the level of customer service. I regularly volunteer at…read morethe farmer's market, so I see many of the same people on a weekly basis. Like life, you encounter people of every description and quality. I posted my first review about this vendor at the market last year. During this new season, I was stopped as I was going past by the same woman I had encountered during my 1st visit. If you'd think her attitude had changed, I can assure you that it had not. She immediately attacked me about the review I had left. At no time did she offer to make anything right. Once again, she bragged about how great her products are and that she sells thousands. In addition, she made a concerted effort to make me feel guilty about my review. She asked how I felt about leaving a poor review of a family business. Well, I can assure you that I feel just fine. I believe my reviews are honest and assess my opinions of the products and level of service. She yelled at me that I should have brought the jars back. At that point, I didn't remember if I did or didn't return the bad product. I stated that I thought I had, but she yelled at me that I never returned them. At no time did she ask me any questions or offer any solutions. I was in the business of customer service for many years. I have never fixed the blame. I always strived to fix the problem. She may well do very well at her stand, but there is always room for improvement. From her attitude, everything is perfect in her own world and pleasing customers is the furthest thing from her mind. I have never once seen her stand jammed with an overabundance of customers, as I have seen at many other stands. I don't see it as a product issue, since there are people willing to pay a price for small jars of relishes and jams. I see this as an attitude issue. The woman is not friendly and I don't get a good feeling dealing with her. I don't believe that being combative solves any issues.

Although I have not been at their physical storefront location I've met with "the pickled chef" on…read morea number of occasions during my recent farmer's markets visit. I had purchased three of their popular items, apple bourbon maple jam, raw fermented ginger beet kraut, and pickled red beets. These items have been outstanding. The jam as described has real apple chunks in it and when spread on bread it tastes like an apple pie. Made with quality ingredients including the maple syrup from Paul's family farm it is worth the investment. The kraut is red pink due to the beets but you can taste the pickle in it. It makes a great side dish and will keep in the fridge for some time. My understanding is that it is one of their more popular items. With the markets winding down for the season you can still shop for their products on their website or you can purchase their products at East End food coop or Shenot's farm and market in Wexford. It is my hope to visit their Latrobe brick and mortal location when I'm in the area to stock up on more of their "farm to jar" as they call it products. Even if you are looking for pickles you won't be disappointed.

Local Somerset legend! Fresh custom cut meats from Beef, Pork, Chicken. A great selection of deli…read moremeats and cheeses. A large selection of fish, shrimp as well as. Frozen meals and sides are abundant. Also have a wide variety of baked items from bread to pies. If you're looking for grilling, smoking, BBQ items from rubs to lump charcoal...this is the place for you!! Weekly specials on meats from the meat counter and deli. Those prices per pound are always $1-$3 dollars less than anywhere else you will find. Highly recommend Roof Garden Market for all of your meat needs!! Service is ALWAYS friendly, reliable and willing to accommodate your needs.

Time you have to wait is crazy! Definitely need to work on time management and customer service…read more Poorly ran business.

Leone's Market is one of the truly gems of Windber. Visitors as well as locals residence are…read moreregular customers that order their famous Submarine sandwich's . They treat their customers like family. What makes Leone's more special is that they are willing to share the coal mining history of Windber with the residents as well as visitors and alumni. On June 20, 2026 Leone's will be the gathering place for alumni and visitors to celebrate the coal mining heritage of Windber.This is your opportunity to reconnect with old friends and share memories. If you're looking for excellent service, great food and a place that supports the local history of the Windber Ramblers, I encourage you to visit Leone's Market.

Huge subs at a great price. Service is excellent and seating area is very pleasant. Love the coal…read moremining history in the seating area.

This is a must stop at whenever visiting the Laurel highlands. They have every food staple you…read morewould ever need for either your camping trip or cabin stay.

This is another local gem of a market in the Laurel Highlands of PA. I was staying about 8 miles…read morefrom this location looking for a few things to stock the fridge back at the cottage rental for the week. They have a nice selection of different cheeses, fresh eggs, milk and lots of snacks, sodas and a deli counter as well! The employees were very friendly, and the cashier even wished me a Happy Father's Day on my way out! Downstairs, you can visit the liquor store, and the beer store to stock up on adult beverages. The guy working the beer cooler down there was super friendly, and they have a firefighter's boot by the register to collect money to help out the local firehouse and all the guys serving the community. He, too, also wished me a Happy Father's Day and thanked me for my business. Nothing like patronizing a local, small business in a very tight knit community. This place does everything right, and the entire layout of the premises is really cool. It also looks like they've got enough private space downstairs to host some events and cookouts, and I'd like to be around there some time for that. The entire location is super clean and welcoming.