I've been buying fresh vegetables and fruits at this farm for over 40 years back when it was…read moreCrossroads Farm. The quality has always been top notch. The clerks are informative and friendly. In addition they have high quality lawn ornaments and other decorative stuff. And great jams and breads and plants and cheeses, etc Best farm In the area. Was just there yesterday.

Great customer service & fair prices. Nice variety of items in their store. I will definitely be a…read morereturning customer.

I like local markets. I dislike when they are out of the…read morereason I stopped. But I understand. You advertise fresh cider in January? People will claim it all. I could have taken a gallon on the road with me, but not sure how that would have kept. So I looked around and went with a fresh-baked cinnamon roll and some fresh-made scrapple. Yup. They make scrapple here. That's pretty cool. Not cool? I asked for a half pound. I got closer to a pound. The lady (owner?) gave me a blank look when I asked for less. Because she couldn't mold it back into the loaf or something. I ended up going with it but she should have accommodated and given me what I asked for. Scrapple was the best you'll find this far out of scrapple country. Roll was delicious. My friend enjoyed his homemade pumpkin crumb cake. Other products, I wouldn't bother. A lot of their branded products are overpriced. I asked about their (homemade?) pecans and she said "price is on the bottom of each jar". Actually, a lot of jars were missing the price. So we've got some consistency issues here. I would classify this as a boutique market, a nice little stop if you have a craving, but I wouldn't make this a regular stop. (Sadly, if only they kept up with their cider doughnuts through midday, my review may have ended differently.)

I haven't had the food yet but it looks good. A lot of produce but the cost of the rudest costumer…read moreservice ever so rude and I'm not a Karen trust me.The lady was rude and sound annoyed evan with a old lady. How every thay had shoofly pie which was new and different so that's a plus.The vibes were not fun but it also had that nice country side, pit stop, old rustic, shaby, original,farm, old fashioned ,small shop, nice for road trip stop feeling so ya not horrible vibes

This place had everything! The freshest produce, dairy, baked goods, cheeses, meats, chocolates,…read moreetc. My only reason for the 4 stars is they forgot to put a $5 cookie in my bag that I purchased. Other than that, everything we got was terrific. They also have plants and flowers a plenty. A must stop when in the area!

Wonderful Farm Stand and Nursery right in the Poconos. Lots of Christmas Trees, wreaths and…read moredecorations to choose from right out front. Enter the farm stand shop and you will find a great range of fresh produce, mets, pastas, sauces and seasonings, and lot of sweet treats. You can find a range of frozen foods like pizza and raviolis as well as meats. There are pies, cakes, cookies, chocolates, local honey and so much more. The oatmeal cookies I had were fresh and delicious. If you are in Poconos definitely stop by and check this wonderful place out.

Delicious produce & great variety of items. A local gem & must visit in fall for apple pickingread more

I have been going to Gould's for years, and it has always been a wonderful experience. Everyone…read morethere is fantastic--friendly, helpful, and genuinely committed to providing high-quality service. Their fresh produce is consistently amazing, and it is clear they take pride in what they do. What truly sets them apart, though, and makes me feel they are a true asset to our community, is their integrity. When the price of eggs went up, they had to adjust like any business would. But what really impressed me is that when the price went back down, they lowered their prices too. Not many businesses would do that, and it speaks volumes about their values and commitment to doing right by their customers. Gould's is more than just a place to buy produce--it is a reflection of what a community-minded business should be. - Samantha Gatto

I can't put into words how amazing this fall festival was. Corn pit. Pumpkin patch. Tons of stuff…read morefor kids to do. Good food. Decent prices. Staff was super friendly too

Klingel Farms was a very nice place to take my family for pumpkin picking. They had fun activities…read morefor my two toddlers to include jumping pads, tunnel slides and a corn maze. My only negative issue is with the food that you can purchase. First, the prices were pretty high. A medium order of french fries was 9 dollars and a burger was 5.50. Also, the food quality and taste is terrible. It makes McDonald's look like a gourmet restaurant. If you are going for a nice day out with the family. Plan to eat elsewhere.

Great selection of annuals and perennials. Lots of healthy flowers and veggie plants.read more

I was a Farmer's Basket customer for many, many years; cannot remember how many. Started buying…read moreChristmas trees there right after 2000. Also bought wreaths, poinsettias, and in the summer corn, tomatoes, peppers, etc....but recently, during this pandemic, I stopped in for corn. Neither of the employees were wearing masks. And they weren't even hanging around their necks; they were absent completely. In the middle of a global pandemic, employees serving food to the public MUST wear masks. I am no longer a Farmer's Basket customer. I will not spend money at any business that is so irresponsible.

We had a great time picking blueberries at this local family run farm. I love that it's small and…read moreauthentic- not a tourist trap like many are.

This is an amazing place to go and pick up blueberries. They have multiple kinds of blueberries…read morewhich are suitable for different purposes. The staff is super friendly and gives good advice on picking up the berries. Amazing place to go with the family. And affordable prices. Plus, the drive from the Tannerville direction to the farm is adorable, lovely landscapes and beautiful sceneries!

The produce here is amazing during the summer season. Heirloom tomatoes, beefsteak tomatoes,…read morepeaches, apples, string beans, potatoes, basil, zucchini...And of course, the best hard apple cider in the USA. Service is always friendly and the market is clean.

Waste of money.. people were friendly and helpful. I bought1 dz corn and an apple pie ( that is not…read moremade there, just baked) . The corn had way too many bad spots and the apple pie , which looked nice ,tasted horrible. I took pics of the corn and the pie. I don't hold the bad tasting pie against them because after all it's made somewhere else, but the corn ? They have a sign that says not to open corn so how can it be checked ? Anyway I do not recommend the corn or pie. They have beautiful flowers. This is my personal opinion based on my experience ..