Styer Orchard has been around for decades. It was the place for school trips well before Linvilla…read moreand Shady Brook took over. My visit today made my heart sink as it was the middle of a Saturday and the parking lot was empty. We grabbed some burgers and ate at the indoor picnic table in the empty market. The burgers were great and the price even better. Real hand formed perfectly cooked patties juicy and overloading the bun. We went back later in the week to check out their breakfast and they knocked that out of the park as well. No skimpy breakfast sandwiches here. Pork roll and cheese piled high on a fresh Kaiser roll did not disappoint. The staff was primarily younger but understood good work ethic, and you could tell took prince in what they were serving. I am hoping it was a fluke that it was not as crowded as in the past because a generational cornerstone like Steyer Orchard is a treasure. Stop in and see them. Open daily.

I need some baked goods to gift to some dear ones. My…read moresweetheart of a neighbor, and 2 good friends ! I also was hoping to find a handmade ornament and I'm so happy that your gift shop actually had such things !! They actually had a bag of six ornaments and so I purchased that and some pumpkin bread and a mini breakfast cinnamon crumb cake ! Very excited to see how people enjoy it all !! The staff at the register were absolutely so nice and helpful. I'm so happy

Picked up all my thanksgiving foods here this year. The Turkey legs were amazing. The stuffing was…read moreperfect. Everything else are regular every day items. Preordering was easy and my order was ready when I arrived for pick up! Thank you fir a fantastic meal! I'll be back next year!

If you need a cheap meal this is a good bet. You can get a large sandwich and a side for about 8…read morebucks, and I almost guarantee you'll have leftovers. My pulled rib sandwich was delicious and cooked perfectly. I got mac and cheese as a side and it was thoroughly decent. They have a ton of things for sale, you're sure to find something.

All their products are fresh. You may pay a little more but the quality and taste are well worth…read moreit. Visit once a week for the week's meal plans.

Another shop within the Bristol Amish Market in Bristol, PA…read more The staff is authentic Amish/Mennonite, in frocks, bonnets , or beards and overalls. The meat looks fresh and thick cuts predominate. Focus is in pork, beef and a good variety of sausage ready for the hot skillet. We picked up some beautiful chops for dinner eating later this week, and some breakfast sausage which was too pretty to pass up. Prices still had the post Covid inflationary bump, but we are getting used to that. If as scrumptious as anticipated, the small increase in coin will be quickly forgotten. Besides, the road-trip out to Lancaster would cost us a lot more than the drive to the outskirts of historic river town Bristol, only 25 minutes from home.

Gad Zooks there are a lot of Zooks in the two Amish farmer's markets in my area. Jacob and Mary…read moreZook own and operate the Dutch Country Bakery. Everything is baked right on the premises and the aromas help to fill the air with sweets coming right out of the ovens. Mainly run by the Amish folks, they do hire help as I marveled at the gal with the Steeler's tee shirt on while she was making homemade cinnamon rolls, so I had to buy some of those. This area of the market is huge and I do mean filled to capacity with made from scratch whole of half cakes, cream, custard or fruit pies, breads, rolls, sticky buns, tarts, cobblers, whoopie pies, muffins, apple dumplings, cupcakes, cookies and of course shoofly pie. I know some of you who pay an arm and a leg for a cupcake, but here they are very reasonably priced and just as good and as fancy as the ones you pay top dollar for. I bought a half of a black forest cake, a half pumpkin cheesecake with a sour cream topping, both were so delicious, a few loaves of bread, two packages of freshly baked sandwich rolls, a few whoopie pies and a pumpkin roll, love pumpkin and this roll was filled to the brim with lots of cream cheese filling. I hate to bake, they love to bake and they do it so well. We have very few good bakeries nearby so it is a real pleasure knowing that I have the Dutch Country Bakery close enough for me to stock up the fridge, freezer, pantry and yes it will eventually be stored on our bodies. Oh well what a sweet way to do it.

I have to say, this Bakery is the real reason I ever come out to this Amish market. Everything is…read morejust so so good. If I need baked goods and I don't have time to make it myself, I come here first. I always find something that I like and everyone is always happy with the product. I have never heard a complaint about something I bought from here. The breads, cookies, cakes, and especally the pies .. my mouth is watering. The price is on point too. I only wish they could be open every day!

I love stopping by here when the Amish market is open Thursday- Saturdays. I have a few new…read morefavorites. Their deviled eggs are the best. Also their breakfast casserole comes frozen and reheats perfectly in the air fryer. So many delicious options at very reasonable prices.

I loved this place, it was like walking into my Mom's kitchen and finding all the wonderful foods…read morethat I grew up on. Such a sweet lady runs the show, with a beautiful smile in both her eyes and on her face. All the ladies wear the long dresses with netted caps on their tied back hair and long white aprons. Eager to answer any questions and to fix what you want and then to tally it all up with a pencil and pad. I asked if she had a take out menu and she was confused as to what I was asking for, once she understood she explained they did not but offered to write everything down for me! I thanked her but declined her warm gesture. Smucker's is located in a Pa. Dutch and Amish run Farmer's Market, which is only open Thursday through Saturday. We arrived on a Saturday afternoon, a few hours before closing. Knowing they will be closed for four days they try to sell all they have made, so this place did have some slim pickings. Other than that it is a very large vendor which sits along the entire back wall. www.amishmarketpa.com They serve a breakfast of pancakes, scrapple, cream beef on toast, bagels, eggs and breakfast meats, one day soon I will take them up on this. For lunch or anytime, they have cheesesteaks, hot dogs, burgers, barbecued pulled pork, egg, chicken or tuna salad sandwiches. Ham salad is ground bologna with Mayo, onions and relish, which I love and do not make anymore, so I was thrilled to see it here. They have several soups, one was the ham and bean which was so good and they have turkey chili. Chicken croquettes, meatballs, tuna noodle casserole, chicken pot pie, chicken and dumplings, shepherd's pie and creamed chipped beef. The salads are endless and five kinds of potato salad, several slaw salads, various pasta salads, deviled eggs, pickled eggs, lasagna and peirogies. Mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, twice baked potatoes, scalloped potatoes, baked beans, carrot or beet salad, creamed cucumbers with onions and mac and cheese. They also have a large selection of jarred jams, pickles, peppers and sauces. All homemade and I have just covered the tip of the iceberg. I bought German potato salad which was perfectly made, very good mac and cheese, a pint of ham salad, cole slaw and homemade peirogies. I used to make peirogies years ago, but they are so much bother, so it is wonderful to be able to have homemade ones again without sacrificing with Mrs.T's. The ham salad was just as good as it was growing up, best part is I will not eat a slice of bologna, yet I love the salad. They offer a wonderful variety of homemade desserts like several bread puddings, tapioca's, rice puddings, egg custards, oreo pudding and chocolate eclair pudding, which I need to try. I did buy rice pudding and bread pudding and as I was eating them, I could smell my Mom's kitchen again

The Wrightstown Farmers Market is now year round (it is held indoors and for shorter hours during…read morethe winter). In Spring/Summer/Fall it is every Saturday from 9 - 12. Amazing produce, mushrooms, coffee, prepared foods, gifts and more. Support our local business and especially our local farmers.

This farmers market has many different vendors. Shout out to Apple Ridges Farms for their excellent…read moresourdough bread!!

I've been here quite a few times and never had a problem... They have all kinds of food items…read more.. From lunch meat to salads, pickles as well as pickled eggs and quite a bit more... They share the building with many other small stores... They have plenty of areas to park in front and in the rear... There are also plenty of Handicapped parking spaces...

They have three kinds of potato salad. I asked what the difference was between Sadie's very yellow…read morepotato salad and the very white Philadelphia style potato salad. The young boy said Sadie's had lots of mustard and eggs in it and the Philadelphia was with herbs. Both looked very good and then I spotted a girl filling a large pan with red skin potato salad and I said "oh, I'll have that." Every regular customer shot a look at me, like are you nuts? The boy who is turning around to get the red skin salad says " Sadie's is our number one seller" and at that each customer shook their heads yes. I bought Sadie's, did I have a choice and it was very good. I do make potato salad all the time, so I rarely, if never buy it out. I make mine with a lot of cooked egg yolks only, mustard, dill and the only sweetness it gets is from the little sweet pickle relish I add to it . Sadie's is okay and it was missing the crunch of not enough onion or celery. One could easily do all of their shopping here and forget the rest of the market. Located right inside the market and to your right, it starts with a huge glass doored refrigerator with glass bottled milks, cream and non cheese dairy products. Along the first side of this Deli is a very large open cooler with many homemade cheeses, including all the ones you are familiar with and many that have different flavors blended in. The other half of this cooler is filled with so many cheese spreads and of course I have to try the unusual ones. As you round the corner there are huge barrels of various deli style pickles. These were huge pickles and one would easily fill you up. Next is a large sliced meat counter and Lebanon bologna is plentiful. They do not make deli sandwiches though and I think this is a huge mistake. Located past the cash stand and they do accept credit cards if your purchase is over twenty dollars, is a mile long glass enclosed cooler filled with homemade salads, slaw's, meals to go like barbecued pulled pork, chicken and dumplings, baked beans and ham salad. Towards the end of this cooler it is filled with homemade desserts, like chocolate eclair pudding, tapioca, rice pudding, bread pudding and oodles more. Now you do realize it is not a mile long, but with my tongue hanging out, it seemed close to it. When you first walk into the market there is a cafeteria style dining area. As we sat down to eat some of the many foods that we had bought, we witnessed so many regulars walking in knowing exactly what they wanted, returning clean glass bottles and restocking on milk products for the week, since the market is only open Thursday through Saturday. We also noticed young Amish boys, with their bowl styled haircuts take a seat in the cafeteria and not one missed the chance to bow their heads and give thanks for the food they were about to receive. Walking through this Amish Farmer's Market, you will see lots of folks who own businesses here and several of them have the last name of Stoltzfus, this one is Ben and his card simply reads Stoltzfus Country Deli, although the place itself and the web site read as headlined for this review. So this is what I bought, Crab-meat cocktail cheese spread, loaded with crab-meat and hubby claimed it, which is fine because it was a bit too sweet for my tastes, although with a layer of that on a crisp and another heaping layer of the garlic shrimp scampi cheese spread, it was yummylicious! Love the garlic shrimp scampi spread and it had a kick to it too, even better. Hubby wanted a sandwich from here and was disappointed to find out they did not make sandwiches, but he did want cole slaw and he liked Sadie's potato salad, even though he says mine is so much better. I bought some of the chicken and dumplings and they were very good and so bothersome to make at home, especially when hubby does not like dumplings. I make a ham pot pie, which is like a chicken and dumplings, but with ham, potatoes, dumplings, onions and french style green beans. I grew up on Pa. Dutch foods and their pulled pork barbecue sauce tasted exactly like mine, which of course is very good and the pork was perfectly shredded and lean. With Pa. Dutch and Amish farmer's markets around, I see myself doing a lot less cooking, a lot more eating and to that I say Amen!

One of our favorite bakeries for fresh doughnuts! It's always a spot we visit when we're at the…read moreFarmer's Market. They have some of the best fresh pastries, and the service is always so friendly! Can't go wrong with any of their cream filled doughnuts! Love this place!

While doing some errands up in Langhorne I found this cool Newtown Farmers Mart. We "needed" some…read moredessert for later that evening. So we gathered some donuts and Danish, they were all fresh and tasty. The real standout is there is the super thin Danish. The coconut one was Superior but the Cherry one was still excellent. The donuts were good but not as impressive as the Danish was. Great find for sure.