Duda's has some amazing produce and jarred goods, so I love that there is a location closer to home…read morethan their actual farm. They have some of the best corn around and the selection of produce/veggies is always great. Most of the time the stuff was picked that morning. They have several varieties of pickles and also some jarred sauces that are all delicious. The one downside is that they sometimes aren't open during their posted hours. I was told to check social media for the most up to date information, but did not see anything about closing early the day that I went and they were already closed. Overall, a wonderful place to get produce and support an awesome local farm.

Farm fresh vegetables and fruit direct from the source. Selections depend on availability and…read moregrowing season. Aug 1 I picked up tomatoes, corn, peaches. Staff friendly and helpful and prices are great.

For anyone in the Pittsburgh region looking to purchase grapes and wine juice, this place is an…read moreabsolute gem. It's one of only two places in the area where you can get both grapes and wine juice every fall and also in the April/May timeframe when they offer Chilean juice and grapes. I've been obtaining both juice and grapes from them since I started making wine, and the process has always been smooth and efficient. The ordering process couldn't be easier--you simply order online, make your payment, and then someone schedules a convenient time for you to pick up your order. Every step is well-organized, and I've never had any issues with the process. The staff is always professional and helpful, making the whole experience stress-free. If you're a home winemaker like me, I highly recommend this place for all your grape and juice needs. They offer a great selection, and the process works like a charm every time!

Great produce and friendly staff. Love their peaches when Mother Nature cooperates and lets the…read morepeaches grow and ripe.

Great customer service! Everything I purchased was delicious and will definitely go back!! Much…read morebetter than big chain meats!

Brown's Orchard is a family business that opened in 1933 and grows dozens of apple varieties…read more They grow well-known varieties (e.g., Fuji, Gala, Granny Smith, Honeycrisp, McIntosh, and Red Delicious) as well as lesser-known varieties (e.g., Crispin/Mutsu, Grimes Golden, Ashmead's Kernel, Calville Blanc, Esopus Spitzenburg, Summer Rambo, and Geneva Crab). They also make applesauce, apple-cider juice, apple-cider vinegar, apple jam and jelly, apple butter, etcetera. Customers may purchase these products in person at the farm during their operating hours. Sometimes, they sell their products elsewhere such as Market Wagon. So far, I have bought one apple-cider juice and six bags of apples--Evercrisp, Fuji, Stayman, Golden Delicious, Crimson Crisp, and Snapdragon--and I thought that they tasted very good. I plan to try more of their apples and other products in the future.

I recently heard about Brown's Orchard and decided to go see it for myself. Brown's orchard…read morespecializes in all different types of apples and autumn is their peak business season. It is primarily a store in which you can select apples and apple products for sale. On two chalkboards you can see the different types of apples that they carry and whether they are in season or out of season. You can get 3 different sizes-5 lb,10lb or half bushel. Pricing is based on the type of apple you wish to purchase. Whether you are purchasing for baking, or simply eating Brown's orchard has a great variety of apples to try. Want something different than what you'd find in the grocery store? Try a Nittany which is State College's unique apple that is a cross between golden delicious and york imperial. Course the big seller is the honeycrisp which they store in the back. I arrived when almost no one was there and within minutes this place was packed. There is no numbering system as to when your turn is but people were pleasant enough to wait accordingly. When it was my turn the man helped find a good selection of 3-4 different apples to purchase for snacking. He will bag the quantity your desire of each particular apple. I saw that they had a sign indicating you can request a sample. That sample happens to be a whole apple of your choice. I chose a Jonagold and it was so good!! These apples are a good size and not the puny ones you'd see in the grocery stores. In addition to apples, the sell 3 different types of applesauce, apple cider vinegar, apple butter, and even apple pie. Don't forget to take home a half gallon of their cider as well. I already had a cup and must admit it was one of the best ciders I had in a while. They also sell honey here. The store is built inside a large garage-apple buckets are everywhere and you can see what is selling fast. Cash and cards are accepted here. Primarily open during the fall they have weekend winter hours. Free parking is available on the property. Located about 10 miles west of I 79 heading past Cecil, it is a pleasant drive.

An excellent little shop. Their seasonal raw honey varieties are excellent, and the shop has been…read morefilled with a thoughtfully curated selection of products that can be hard to find anywhere else in the area. With their move to the new location they added a deli counter and now also produce some absolutely amazing sandwiches!

I really like this shop. They have some unique food/drink choices. To me, different is a good…read morething! As for the honey itself, the "wildflower" has been my favorite by far of the several brands and varieties I have tried.

I've become a big fan of this market in particular. There are multiple vendors with a good…read moreselection of fresh fruit and vegetables which I long for. Funny that the ripe tomatoes I crave were presented as "seconds" because they were so ripe. Perfect for me! Nothing better than cutting out the core of a truly ripe tomato (warm and not refrigerated -- they lose their flavor when cold), sprinkling some salt into the cavity, holding it over the kitchen sink and sinking your teeth into it, the juice and seeds running down your chin. Ahhh... Then, to my joyous surprise, I've discovered not just one but two fabulous vendors that I look forward to visiting. The Cookie Goddess (one Martie Allen) sells home made baked goods and I can't say enough praises for her flourless brownie. Seriously moist, rich, and chocolately! Give me more! At $1.50 each, you can't go wrong (except getting there after they're all sold out). Then, there is La Mendocina, represented at the market by its owner, Monica Aveni-Ranii. She provides Argentine fare and I can't get there early enough to try all her delights as some of them sell out early. I have tried her beef empanadas (2 for $5) and the dulce de leche she sells at $7 a jar and I'm definitely a fan! Let's see. I've also purchased organic catnip before. I don't know that my cats can tell that it's organic but they're happy so I'm happy. Dinner tonight consisted of my beef empanadas from La Mendocina, fresh corn and tomatoes from one of the local vendors, and a flourless brownie from the Cookie Goddess. Yes, this is one nice market, indeed! Open from 2 - 6pm on Thursdays mid June to early/mid October.

I've had home delivery for 25 years. Always great to get their milk products delivered straight to…read moremy house with no worries. Have always recommend them to others!

Mr. Marburger, you make a fine egg nog, sir. We had some of it last night at a small dinner party…read more It was the first time I recall ever having the 'nog, and what it didn't taste like was Pepto Bismol. It coated my tongue and stomach with a creamy, mildly spicy goodness. My long-gone maternal grandfather reportedly made his own from scratch and would caramelize each serving via a red hot fire poker. Pap-Pap was medieval and insane like that. I never tried his, but hopefully it tasted like Marburger egg nog. It lived up to the years of hype put forth from Bob Logue, a retired area late-night radio host who was on KDKA 1020 AM for many years. I want to put it in an ice cream maker, if I ever get one. I wanted to try the hot poker thing myself with your egg nog last night but got chased out of my girlfriend's brother's house with a fire extinguisher. Someday, someday...

I just enjoyed a tour of Grow Pittsburgh at their Braddock location, and was extremely impressed by…read moreeverything they are doing to promote urban farming and to educate the local community about healthy, low cost food alternatives. Robert is the Farm Education and Outreach Coordinator who led the tour and he patiently answered our million questions as he effectively communicated his passion and knowledge about urban agriculture. Wow, what a great organization, they are doing incredibly important work and I hope to support them in every way that I can.