We had to be in Coatesville - so I made a plan to hit some Amish markets close by. Kings Highway…read moreFarm market was first on my list. What a cute little store! If I lived close by I would come here every week. The amish couple was so nice and the prices were great. We bought a lot of things. Some highlights from our purchases were pumpkin cinnamon buns, fresh made salsa, fresh produce, potato chips cooked in lard, and local made pretzels. I wanted to buy eggs too bc they had chickens right by the parking lot. But after wandering around the indoor and outdoor store I forgot to go back to the egg section. (so dumb bc the store is small). They also had tons of varieties of pumpkins outdoors for $2 but they weren't sure which ones were roastable/edible so I didn't end up buying any. My boyfriend loved the family dog that was hanging around outdoors by the pumpkins.

Cute little roadside market with a plethora of baked goodies including whoopie pies, of course…read more Lots of pumpkins and gourds..plus homemade jams/jellies make this a great place to stop-especially this time of year.

Fresh, and local. Good people with good products that help keep our community growing. This farmers…read moremarket is in the smaller side but it offers a wide range of goods from meats to veggies to breads, cheeses, cupcakes, dog treats (which my dogs totally love). I think it's excellent to see a farmers market so close and local.

At times Downingtown's farmers Market can be on the small side. I've found all the vendors to be…read morewonderful people. There are usually 2-3 meat vendors for local chickens, pork, beef cuts. Usually all you need to do is call a few days prior to the market day & they will bring you a specific item. I usually request chicken backs. There is usually an artesian baker, cheese, & several local farms selling numerous in-season vegetables & flowers. At times, a knife/tool sharpening vendor, tea vendor, and several other types of vendors are here. It's close to me. The variety of items for sale & quality is great. I try not to miss a single week.

Queens farm has the widest variety of high-quality produce that I've ever seen…read more Ed is a magician, harvesting terrific organic greens of various types, wide-ranging vegetables for nearly every season, and the best tomatoes that I've ever tasted. His smiling presence on sundays at Head House, and the equally genial staff whom he hires, are the highlight of my weekly stroll through that market.

great deals on plants and produce! the staff were very kind and helpful. I would recommend checking…read morethem out at the Headhouse Square farmers market.

Might be a bit more expensive than the local supermarkets but the quality is outstanding . Never…read morehad a bad ear of corn or a rotten tomato . Great work guys .

We absolutely love Renningers Farm! Farmer Jay has a heart of gold, and our daughter loves him…read more They have a nice selection of local seasonal produce, a wide variety of plants and herbs for planting, and vegetable plants. They have some great greenhouses filled with plants and succulents as well. One of our favorite things to do is visit and feed the farm animals they have on site, as well as cutting your own flowers! This farm is an absolute community treasure

Friendly, adorable, delicious! What mire can you ask?…read more And try their amazing granola bars-if you can even call them that! Packed with nuts and grains and just enough (dark?) chocolate chips. Mmm!

Don't let the gas pumps fool you, this is a very good breakfast and lunch spot, only wish they were…read moreopened later.

I stopped here on the weekend for the first time. I enjoyed the goods made by the Amish people-…read morecinnamon raisin bread, cinnamon swirl bread, and a pumpkin muffin. Their cantaloupe were not as good as another farm stands in the area. I love Brussels sprouts, but I did not buy them because they looked brown. It was congested over the weekend, but my husband stopped in during the week and he was the only person there. I plan to return for the Amish bread, and store it in my freezer.

This is a nice farmer's market. The prices of their veggie and herb plants were pretty good but…read moretheir produce prices seemed a bit high on some stuff. We were mainly there for plants so we grabbed those and just a few other things from inside the store. We may stop by there again sometime - it's in a beautiful area so that was a plus.

This place is a gem. 5lbs bananas for $3? Dude. I hope they can grow and stay so awesome. This…read moreplace will grow. Wow.. All fresh and all high quality and quantity for really low prices. The bananas were not the exception. Lots of registers and all manned with people! And cash and all electronic payments accepted. People are busy working there helping and keeping it stocked. Cat friendly plants. The ones in the pic are per my research. But do your own. The sign pay be for another plant there that is the normal type house plant. And many of those sneaky buggers are going to give your kittens tummy aches. Talk to your vet, of course. I check every plant with Grok-4. It takes seconds. More on that in future reviews. And amazing flowers to get any guy out of trouble. Just don't tell her how much it cost. I'll get many more pics next time I'm in. Pictures and going there is all the proof this needs for people to see it' 5. I've read the other reviews. The reviewers seem to be reviewing another place. Well, I bring facts a data for my 5. I will with all my reviews. I promise.

Good if you're looking for large quantities of produce that you'll be using within a few days…read more Watch out for pricing, as others have said. I went to checkout with an item that was clearly marked $2 per item but was charged $2 per pound and the cashier argued with me. They have some tropical fruit that can be hard to find elsewhere.

I Love everything about shopping here! It's local and fresh and always helpful !…read more Grab your fresh cut flowers too ; outstanding too

This historic family farm is truly special. It's a great place for weekly shopping, seasonal pick…read moreyour own and a soul satisfying connection to farmers and farming. The shop features farm grown, locally grown and just enough fresh and packaged additions to cover your weekly supplies. Apples and peaches are the volume crops but there are also seasonal harvests of pears, blackberries, corn, tomatoes and a variety of vegetables. In winter, there are carefully selected choices of various citrus options mostly from Florida. The Barnards have played a prominent role in multi century Quaker history and with this very special farm continue to do so. Among the particular treats are a variety of cut flowers, including a nice long season of snapdragons grown in the beautifully maintained turn of the twentieth century greenhouses. Everything about Barnard's is authentic and pleasing, including farmer Lewis Barnard. Go. It won't be your last time. It's cash preferred (fees for credit card); there is plenty of parking.