Best place for blueberry picking in the area. I bought three bushes to take home. They gave great…read moreplanting advice. Really fun day with the family.

Pick your own blueberries is the best thing to do on an early summer morning. Relaxing and…read morerewarding. Picking your own food is the best way to know what you're eating and this place is great. They are all friendly and the prices are incredible. $1.50/pound of blueberries and as fresh as you can get!

So disappointed with the quality of the New Jersey peaches and tomatoes at Fioretino's Farm Market…read moreon August 12,2025- maybe season for peaches and tomatoes are out of season - so why sell these bland, mushy peaches and tomatoes that are no better than store bought ? So disappointed, especially after spending $48 for mediocre produce that no one wanted to eat. The only saving grace was that the corn was delicious and worth the almost $9 per dozen and the staff was very nice.

Staff is friendly. The day I went most of the plants looked bad. They need to be water or prices…read moreneed to reflect the care you're not giving them. Produce was good but the same price as local grocery stores.

Always buy my garden plants here. Great selection and good price. Always friendly service.read more

Excellent veggies,service,pastry. I love everything about this place!!! The vegetables are always…read morefresh and most are home grown. I can also pickup eggs here which are very reasonable!!

If you cant find it here it doesn't exist! I drive my ford excursion there…read more empt and come back full each time. From hanging baskets ,fruit veggies to 15 foot trees they have it all. Bring good walking shoes and go through the green houses. If you see a guy running around he's the owner just say hey mike if it cant be found he will find it wrap it and help get it loaded .

This is THE place to get your plants, trees, shrubs, herbs, veg....ALL OF IT!! The staff are super…read morehelpful and very knowledgeable - not to mention extremely friendly! Prices are great, variety is amazing...can't say enough about them - HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!

I used to come here every weekend years ago and since I was coming from the New York area, I knew…read morethis was on my way home so I changed my direction in my GPS and instead of heading home, I headed to my favorite place. Some things have changed in there. It was very crowded as usual. They have great little kiosk in there with baked goods candies pickles donuts you name it! I saw that they had a place where you can get tomato pie! I just didn't have any more bags or money to try it but I will the next time I come because I will make it have to maybe come here at least once a month and if you don't know, get to Stoltzfus BBQ! The line is still wrapped around the place people will wait in line for at least 20 to 25 minutes to get barbecue from this place. They have chicken sausages, ribs, When I tell you, you won't be disappointed. great barbecue! They offer different sizes in their sizes are OK. Yesterday I tried their coleslaw for the first time and I did not like it. The lemonade is good. FYI, you can call ahead before you get there and pick up your barbecue without having to wait in line. Overall, this place is awesome. bring bags, pack patience and wear comfy shoes!! You definitely will leave with some great items and across the parking lot they have a place with produce. you can buy plants also. Enjoy

It's the farmers dirt mall. Amish market is the best part. Bring a cooler with ice if it's summer…read moreto bring food home. The stores inside are low class junk for the most part..not sure who buys stuff from some of these inside stores but somebody must because they remain open. Kate and als pizza with an attitude is good. Try petes also. The outside tables in summer are like 99 percent trash nobody needs but people are there, bored and want to come home with some treasure so people buy that stuff apparently. I mean who doesn't need a big knife with built in taser that shoots mace too for $10. We all need that kind of cheap security. There's a store in there that still has vcr tapes for sale. It's like retro weird in some spots. But definitely go early on a weekend. Amish market not open on sunday

Prices are amazing Food delicious…read moreCostumer service A1) Everything is amazing at this location and deals 4 real love it go every Tuesday and Saturday when I can

On 3/27/26 in the morning (around 9:00 AM), a few coworkers from my office picked up a food order…read morefrom Spence's Bazaar on my behalf. I ordered a scrapple, egg, and cheese sandwich. When I received it, there was no egg on it at all, even though I specifically ordered and paid for it. Because the order was picked up by others, I didn't have the chance to check it before it left the market. By the time I discovered the mistake, returning wasn't possible. This was disappointing and frustrating, especially since I paid for something I didn't receive.

Imagine a completely underwhelming flea market experience, with a large area of empty tables…read moreoccupied by a small handful of people selling their yard sale leftovers. This sums up my trip to the Vineland Flea Market. I came here on a Friday, approximately an hour after they opened, so it was not as if I was arriving while vendors were still setting up. The weather was fine, so that's no excuse for it being so desolate. There are many better flea markets in the area with a much better selection than what I saw. Frankly, a dollar store on its last day of a going-out-of-business sale has a better selection than what I saw here.

My family and I love traveling to different states and visit flea markets. :)…read more We are visiting Atlantic City and came across this as their best one and it was. The people are friendly and have reasonable prices too! always bargain with them ;)

I love New Jersey tomatoes, and during the summer months, I travel across the bridge to purchase…read morethem from roadside stands and/or farmers' markets. I chose this location because of its proximity and the variety of fruit and vegetables. Unfortunately, it was not worth the tolls or the money I spent. Upon arrival, there was no greeting or acknowledgment; in fact, everyone working there appeared disengaged and unhappy, for lack of a better term, methodically walking around and stocking produce. The tomatoes I purchased were not ripe; some were mushy on the inside, while others were hard. They lacked the earthy flavor that distinguishes them from their supermarket counterparts and had a waxy texture with no aroma. I also bought cucumbers, which were hard and dry except for the very center. The cantaloupe was acceptable, as was the watermelon section. Millville will be the next area I explore, as there are back roads with more options. I was extremely disappointed.

I haven't actually bought much from Muzzarelli's because it's way out of the way for me, but I have…read morebought a few fruits and veggies from them and they've been good and fresh and reasonably priced. They're famous for the orchard fruits, especially apples. Muzzarelli's does fun activities for groups of school children during the fall. They have a corn maze, pick your own pumpkin and other fall activities that are lots of fun. When our group went, we had a picnic and spent a fun 2+ hours. Recommended for young elementary school aged children.

Angelo's has been in business for 80 years! In addition to all the beautiful potted plants,…read moreevergreens, shrubs, plants for self potting, they also sell homemade preserves, spaghetti sauce, pies, and savory vegetables pies. They sell honey from Monroeville, NJ.

I APPLAUD businesses that during the Pandemic required customers to wear masks, Had a friend who…read morewas close to death because of COVID. Was on the ventilator in the ICU. They didn't think he would make it. Yes Kevin L, it IS your Constitutional right to be stupid and it is the owners' Constitutional right not to allow morons on their premises.