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!

Best farm stand ever best produce lots of products absolutely live this place always fresh !!read more

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.

Best family run farmers market! Great products, flowers, vegetables, fruits and a great bakery!…read more Worth the 2 hour RT country road drive...

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

Best plants ever! They have an amazing selection and really good prices. This is my go to place for…read morehard to find plants.

I had great service when there...I purchased 20 individual plants for a new garden area, that…read moreincluded 3 little lime hydrangeas at 45$ each in early June. One died even though all of the other plants are thriving. I called in mid August to ask if I could exchange or refund and was refused.

If you're looking for a fun day trip, the Columbus Farmers Market is definitely worth the visit…read more There are tons of vendors both inside and outside, so there's always something interesting to browse. The food alone is worth the trip! The giant BBQ turkey leg with mashed potatoes and gravy is a must-try. The ribs are also outstanding. Wash it all down with a refreshing homemade lemonade, and don't leave without grabbing some homemade donuts. One tip: eat first, then spend the rest of the day walking the market to help burn off all those delicious calories! We'll definitely be back.

It was surprising to me that I hadn't reviewed this market yet. Upon reflection it did occur to me…read morethat my last visit was close to a few decades ago. I was derelict in my Yelping of this institution for far too long. I was here seeking out Amish cottage cheese which I haven't been able to get at the Trenton farmers market for many years. I knew it would be located in the Amish wing but I needed to walk the rest of the building too. I entered that section to find crowds of people everywhere. To view the prepared hot foods would have required standing in a long line just to eventually get close enough to peek at the cases. I found the cottage cheese prepackaged and decided to walk around the rest of the place before returning to make a few purchases. There were so many temptations in the Amish part, pretzels, prepared salad items, donuts, baked goods in general and of course the meats. The rest of Columbus has treasures to be found as well, depending on your outlook. Discount over the counter drugs, health and beauty,craft soda and pickles, clothes of all kinds, shoes, housewares. I could probably go on. Really something for everyone. My stroll took me past a chicken shop that once I caught the smell of its fried goods, I knew I'd be trying on my way back. At the far end where other food stalls are I saw a taqueria that I plan on trying next trip. With a bag full of fried goodness I was no longer concerned about the Amish foods. I grabbed the cottage cheese and walked out with just a bit of regret that I didn't snag a donut or a dozen. I popped into the produce building just to see what was there. Nice looking veggies but most were sold in bulk. Towards the end of this building is a seafood market that I've heard good things about. Now I have more reasons to return. 4.5 stars !

Some places just aren't everyone's style. It definitely wasn't ours. We are used to larger and more…read morespacious Amish markets with more local goods. The smell of fried chicken and oil smacks you as you enter and.. it was just awful. This place is 99% junk on tables. We thought it was more so local vendors with the way some folks made it sound. It's like a giant random garage sale? Anyhow! This is a dream for some but a nightmare for us.

Spence's bizarre is a flea market in one building and then in the other building is the Amish…read morepeople selling delicious foods. They sell organic eggs, delicious organic tomatoes. Their beef and chicken is all organic. Everything looks fresh and delicious especially their baked goods. Their baked goods are made with homemade butter. They also sell the homemade butter if you ever get a chance and come to this part of Delaware I highly recommend going to this Amish market. It's right next to Spence's bizarre. Plus the Amish people that work there are very friendly and helpful. There is always a line at the fresh pretzel stand. They have different varieties of pretzels you can choose from.

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 ;)

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.

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.

I love this place. I always go out of my way when I'm in the area to pick up the freshestTomatoes &…read moreCorn. The owner is special friendly and helpful.. Go out of your way to support them

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.