The sandwiches used to be the best in the area, but they've cut down on the amount of meat, etc and…read morethey're not even close to what they used to be.

Since we were in the neighborhood, got off the I-80 and went the back country roads to this place…read more Sure glad we did. A nice small Amish run business. Fresh produce available. Small grocery dry goods and ice cream. But the beat was their deli and sandwich counter!had their fresh baked bread with ham and the works. It was yes Delicious!! While there we also got some corn and other dried beans and Amish food items. See my photos! After we stayed on the country roads till Muncy (shopping mall) then on to Williamsport. A recommend for sure.

Great place to buy fresh produce. Corn is delicious. Also have milk, ice cream and more. Very nice…read morecustomer service, very helpful. Love the new building.

The service here has been going downhill for years. They are no longer a place to get affordable…read morefarm fresh produce they've turned into an overpriced convenience store. They are all over the map on what they offer and can't seem to focus on anything. This is not Dick Tebbs Farms. The younger generation who took over are destroying that legacy with baffling bad business decisions.

In the summer this farmers market is super popular and there is a good mix of fresh produce, baked…read moregood, meats, and other various vendors. In the winter it's much more limited, but still a good place to pick up some local goodies for the holidays.

Food: I got the BBQ dinner plate with brisket and macaroni…read moreand baked beans. Good baked beans, but the mac tasted like it had Velveeta, and I didn't like that. brisket was good, but my dads is better. Overall, all of the food was cold, but mostly tasted good. We also got fries, which were good and straight out of the fryer and were good. Service: Was good and fast, but at the fries stand the guy was talking. Other than that, clean and friendly. Atmosphere: Could tell that this was where the community came and connected. I liked that. Some of the vendors looked very bored. Overall: Parking was a bit funky, but they had 3 entrances which was helpful. I couldn't really learn much before we spent money there from the website, so I wish the website was a bit clearer. Other than these, the real experience was good, and sausage sandwich that the person with me ordered was apparently amazing. Would go here again. Good Amish produce.

Great smoked meats and cheeses with such amazing taste! We got black diamond steaks, smoked…read morecheese variety, smoked kielbasa, and smoke sausage.

We had a pig processed and they did a great job. Easy to work with and cut our meat to our custom…read morechoices. We haven't gotten it home yet but I'll report back with the meat quality and packing quality.

Not really "open" anymore, but the gentleman in there makes the best damn soupies in the Coal…read moreRegion and beyond!

Very good place to pick up many fresh fruits and vegetables. Very good pricing on many things. I do…read morenot think they carry much organic produce, but they have a good selection anyway. I always stop here before going to the grocery store, save money, and get better tasting fruits and veggies.

Whyyyyyyy oh whyyyyyy haven't I reviewed these cool cats sooner?!?!…read more Most importantly, why hasn't anyone else.....?!?! Why not YOU??!! (This I Swear.... no one hasn't put me up to this energy. I'm responsible for the energy I give out and the vibes here are REAL STRONG!) Because... Wow! You can't get any better at great prices around for sustainable and free range pasture raised meats and cheeses. On Market Days, it turns into a farmers market collaborated with area farmers and crafters with similar mindsets. Unfortunately, this isn't regular as you really have to pay attention to their website (or antisocial media) to remember the dates during the warmer months and then sparingly into November. Most farmers are very amicable and open to answering reasonable questions as you can find out more info on the farm's buying program so you'll never be without seasonal produce and farm fresh meat year-round!

Took the grandchildren here they wanted to stay for the animals. They loved the horse and donkey…read morehad to get a photo of them by them.

I buy 99% of my flowers, fruit and veggies at Ochs. Great quality and service…read more Love it.

You only lost a star because we love pie, hungered for pie, Mom called about pie, and alas you had…read moreno pie today. Big sigh!! But you had.. Vegetables like acorn squash (in photo), baked treats like poppy seed bread (see photo), and great social distancing processing in place. Limited number of people at a time into covered area, so dress for today's window or whatever weather lies ahead. I love Och's market, and although admittedly I may be a bit biased (owner Brian and I went to school together from kindergarten) the prices, service, assortment of produce, and location are terrific. Get some blueberry crumb pie back, will ya'?