Walking through this farmer's market made me fall in love with Philadelphia. I started my day with…read morebrunch at Parc, popped into Anthro, and closed out my stroll with a walk through this Farmer's Market. It offers so much variety. From gorgeous fresh flowers, baked goods, plants, and tons of produce. If I lived here, I would definitely add this to my rotation to stock up on groceries and treats. Also seems like a good stop to pick up a snack and enjoy with a book in the park. Loved it!

It's rather mid for being so widely preached as the farmers market to go to. They have stalls…read morelining 2 sides of the square. 1 side is mainly fruits and veggies with emphasize on mostly fruit. During the summer/fall they mostly had apples, pears, peaches. A bit wayyyyy too many apples for it so early in the season tbh. Some saving graces is the apple cider taste like a bite into a fresh apple. Def find a vendor and try out . The veggies were a bit sad. Not too many vendors selling greens and the selection was nonexistent. The other side was lined with tents selling like pasta, protein, premade, packed goods. Again with little variety and like maybe 1 vendor per good or like 2 at max. Maybe my standards are high since I've gone to many farmers markets in California but it's very much not a market were you can go and buy all the ingredients for the week. It's a lot more buy and snack for a light snack vibes. Disappointing for how hyped it was online.

My favorite vendor here is Mom Mom pierogies. I highly recommend the cheesesteak pierogies…read more I came here when Mana bakery had the pop up collaboration with Coco Gelato. I arrived 20 minutes before the market started at 10 and the line for the bakery had already built up. There is a sign indicating the start of the line. The line was very long. I grabbed some hummus and roasted pepper (muhamara) and also baklava. All of them are delicious. The cookies are thin and chewy, the donut is plum. They display all of their baked goods on the table with descriptions.

Beautiful farmer's market! Wonderful selection and so many options! The pepperoni bread in the…read morepicture was particularly good!

Great food, wine and friendly people! Variety of fresh veg and fruit, bread, wine and cookies and…read moreother baked goods.

A lovely neighborhood farmers market! Great bread, produce & fun treats. There is usually a juice…read morevendor, beer vendor, cheese vendor, and that really good tomato jam. Definitely not as big as Rittenhouse farmers market but honestly so much less crowded so kinda slays. Perfect for late-week needs if you don't want to haul all the way to Trader Joes. Lowkey kinda shook at the 2/3 star reviews :/

Fresh produce Large variety…read more Seeded grapes Soursop Seamoss Large bags of spinach Exceptional Service Beautiful display Great Hours Only closed on Monday's

Man, Charlie and his crew are the absolute best. They have the the widest variety of vegetables out…read moreof all the stands and are the friendliest ones hands down. Their prices are so reasonable, and they have the best location - nestled between a few of my other Italian market favs (talluto's and the tortilleria and fante's). Can't lose - supporting a local business, getting fresh produce and paying way under what you would at giant!

Although I've passed this stand at the RTM numerous times, I've never had a need or desire to just…read morepurchase all the different varieties of mushrooms available. They are fresh from the farm, and I'm sure they'd taste really good. But today, as I was getting my morning steps in, I walked past and noticed they had some mushroom merchandise that you don't eat. Things like bumper stickers and T-shirts. One shirt on display read, "Who gives a Shiitake?" and it just made me laugh out loud. I had to backtrack and purchase the shirt as it is a great T-shirt. Kennett Square Mushrooms also has products for purchase so you can grow your own at home! Maybe someday I'll actually need some super mushrooms or even some of a different variety as they sell all kinds and I'll get them here. For now, I'll just enjoy wearing my new T-shirt.

As a frequent visitor to the Reading Terminal Market, I cannot believe that I am just discovering…read morethis gem of Pennsylvania. After visiting and calling around to several organic markets and searching online, I finally found King Oyster Mushrooms. I recently made vegan bacon with Oyster Mushrooms, but King Oyster Mushrooms are essential to getting the true form of vegan bacon. The staff is pleasant, and there is such a variety of cost effective exotic mushrooms. Looking forward to my next visit.

Jeff and his family are second to none. They are hard working and have always treated me with…read morerespect. The prices are great and the quality is unmatched! This is a family business that deserves your support!!!

I live around the corner and I'm finally fed up with this place…read more Pros: Cheap eggs Cons: - their chicken is always incredibly fatty - The people that work there are incredibly slow. - the really big guy that works there might be the slowest moving person on the planet. he's made comments to me like, "I can't believe you waited this whole time. I'da left ten minutes ago." I'm not even kidding. - If you ask for 4 of something they will give you 6. If you ask for a pound, they'll give you a pound and 3 quarters - Ten guys behind the counter will have 15 minute conversations while there are 4 people just waiting for someone to help. I'm a local and they know my face but this place really is the worst. They've lost my business for good. If I'm ever out of meat and the other butchers are closed, I'd rather eat only veggies for dinner. that's how much I hate this place. If you walk by and see no one in there, get some eggs. If you walk by and there are only two people in line, go somewhere else because it's still going to take all day.

After years YEARS of buying Canelé at my local farmers market, I have to say I was totally TURNED…read moreOFF BY "HER" BEHAVIOR toward me today. Not sure if she is the owner or partner; but, read the market honey! Someone is asking you a million questions , there is a line , said customer isn't buying ANYTHING, and I ask, "how much is this box" and you point your finger at me and tell me to "just wait" in a tone that you should NEVER use towards A long-standing CUSTOMER (or anyone quite frankly!). ok, I bought the box ... You were RUDE... and NOW(!) you can wait for me to ever buy anything from you --EVER AGAIN...

The best Canelé ever. The outside is very crunchy and crispy but the inside is moist with custard…read moretexture. Not overly sensitive with a hint of lemon and vanilla. The mini size is crunchier and you cannot really taste the custard compared to the regular size

It's a postage stamp of a market, but much calmer than the Rittenhouse Farmers Market. Some of my…read morefavorites are the cider donuts who are also the same folk who sell fresh herbs. These herbs are amazing if you are making a roast chicken! There are two or three places selling baked goods. A great vendor who sells eggs. These eggs are eggcellent ( sorry I had to!). Another farmer/vendor always has some obscure produce like kabocha and hokkaido squashes. If you live in the area it's definitely worth checking out, but don't go out of your way. Or if you are interested get some coffee or a drink at Cafe Luteccia or Tastebuds and some cider donuts and sit in filter square. Fitler Square is always peaceful to sit in! Or if you have a dog grab some baked goods and head for the dog park near the schyukill trail!

Sure, this farmer's market is tiny, but they're there almost every Saturday year round so it's my…read morego-to place for eggs, garlic, mushrooms, herbs, and a rotating selection of other items (for example, chicken, bread, cheese, apples, tomatoes, potatoes, carrots, parsnips, peppers, sweets). The fruits and vegetables are clearly seasonal. And local. So whatever you get, it's most likely going to be how it's really supposed to be. The fungi, however, are there year round (you don't want to know how they're grown; really; just enjoy them; they're delicious). Different people run the different stands, but they all tend to be friendly and, once you've been a few times, they even remember you. The prices are very reasonable. There's also a coffee stand among the farmers, but I haven't tried it.