There are pickles, then there are Peter Pipers pickles. I used to be a die hard vlassic in a jar at…read morethe grocery store guy, but after being offered a sample from this business I'm hooked. The garlic dill pickles are extraordinary. Noticeably more crunchy and "bright" than any pickle from a jar. The price I paid for a quart of pickles was $6.50. A jar of vlassic at the store might cost around $4.50. The extra $2 is more than worth it. Do not take my word for it, try a sample at their stand when you go to the market. Not to worry, they do not skimp on the quart, the really pack the pickles in the container. I must also mention that my experience with service has been above and beyond satisfactory the multiple times Ive visited the Rennigers location. Look, we all can tell when the person working a stand is really proud and cares about their product, and let me say that the people working for Peters are an example of that sort of attitude. One of the few 5 out of 5 reviews I've written, and proudly so, a great business with a great product. Good job.

We moved down from Massachusetts, where there are a lot of farm stands. It took us awhile to find…read moreBechdolt's but thank heavens we did, and now we go there all the time. They have little peaches, that are really sweet and good. If you have a kid who thinks he doesn't like fruit, get him some little peaches. The ice cream they carry is fabulous, and has spoiled me for any other kind. The jams they carry are also wonderful. My only suggestion: their parking lot is set up so you almost half to back out to the major road when leaving. Very dangerous. I wish they would figure out some way to have safer parking.

Apples, apple cider, apple cider donuts, and pumpkin pie were purchased on our first visit here…read moreyesterday. Apples were delicious. Heated up apple cider donut and enjoyed with apple cider. They were both good, as was pumpkin pie. Color of apple cider was lighter than any apple cider I've ever seen before.

Elias is a produce market located at the corner of Tilghman and N Front St. The business is family…read moreowned and has been in business for over 30 years. I've been coming here for quite some time now and have to say, I love it. The staff is wonderful, they have a great selection, and they have the best prices around.

Fresh fruits ,produce, nuts and meat,good prices and great people ,been a customer for years.read more

Let's bring this one up to the current:…read more Anyone who is local to the area can tell you that Scholl goes way, way back. Their roadside stand on Center Street (512) has sort of always been there even if it's almost so small that you could very easily drive right by it. What do they carry? A little bit of everything. While most items are obviously seasonal other things like apples, pears, potatoes, local honey and squash are sold more or less year-round. www.schollorchards.com/harvest-calendar For me the best of the best with honors is that they still continue to produce their non-pasteurized apple cider. Fantastic flavor and they grow more than enough varieties that the blend is always a little different based on what they used for that batch. Three more noteworthy additions: Contrary to the Yelp listing, they do indeed take cards. The parking situation here is always a bit of a crapshoot. Maybe four or five spaces and in season it's interesting at best trying to maneuver in/out with the heavy traffic on this section of Center Street. The pricing for their stuff is definitely not cheap. If you're looking for "deals" or more discounted pricing like you can get by going to Berks/Lancaster County Mennonite/Amish farms for similar products, you're not getting that here. It's expensive, but it's worth it. Either way, Scholl has been churning it out for almost eighty years and clearly, they know what they're doing and it's more than worth a regular visit. www.schollorchards.com/hours

Best fruit in the Lehigh Valley, best assortment of types of apples I've ever seen. Folks are very…read moreknowledgeable about the uses of the different brands

Seasons is a gourmet olive oil and vinegar brand and small chain of shops and tasting rooms that…read moreopened in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania in 2010. It was founded by husband and wife Tim Balshi and Soraya Aguilar. The couple first began importing olive oil to the United States in 1999, driving between Maine and Virginia in their old Chevrolet. Aguilar grew up on her family's third-generation olive farm in Jaen, Spain. Jaen is located in a region called Andalusia, which produces 80% of Spain's olive oil. The couple decided to found their own brand, Seasons, in 2009. Their mission was to provide customers with healthy, plant-based, all-natural, everyday luxury olive oils and vinegars that empower home cooks and elevate every type of cuisine. Their first brick & mortar storefront and taproom opened in Bethlehem the following year. Following the success of the original location, additional taprooms opened in Lancaster as well as Anapolis (MD). Additional storefronts (without the taproom element) also opened in Hershey, Wayne, and Easton. My family and I visited Seasons Bethlehem over the summer while we were visiting relatives in the area. We were exploring Main Street in Downtown Bethlehem and happened to walk by the storefront. My wife and I love exploring shops that sell gourmet oils and vinegars, so we decided to stop in. They had so many different types of oils and vinegars to try out. In addition to oils and vinegars, they also sell gourmet olives, pastas, syrups, honey, and various types of crackers. We had trouble deciding what to purchase, but finally chose to bring home some Italian Fig Balsamic Vinegar as well as some Honey Hot Sauce. We're so happy to have accidentally discovered Seasons and we hope to return on our next visit to Bethlehem!

Excellent!! Give Seasons a try...you won't be disappointed...amazing products & service!read more

Nice farmers market clean store and friendly service. Home made wheat bread and corn pie was…read moreexcellent

Delicious baked goods and a wide variation or jarred and pickled items such as relish, mustard,…read morecabbage and eggs.

Carries the best and freshest meats. Get all my meats there to fill my freezer. Usually need to…read morego every two weeks. They are all so friendly and helpful. You can get the recipes for some of the special selections and if you cannot find Ive anyone of them can help and give you the best recipe you need. Will not get my family's meat anywhere else.

This farmers market is great because it brings something fresh to South Bethlehem. It's hard to…read morefind local, organic food on this side of the river. It also gives Lehigh students a chance to experience good food. The produce vendors at the market sell a lot of good staples like peppers, zucchini, apples, peaches, etc. There are also a handful of good bakeries that sell homemade (fresh, with no preservatives) baked goods. This year, there have been a few food trucks, a kettle corn truck, and a Caribbean catering company with a stand at the market. I can't really judge Caribbean food since I've never eaten authentic food from that region before, but what I had was tasty but a little mushy. I would recommend the jerk chicken. There could be more vendors at this market, but I think the ones already there offer a great variety of goods for people to buy. It's a really great addition to the South Bethlehem neighborhood.

It's ok, but really small. Not many vendors to choose from. The ones that do have fruits and…read morevegetables are very good vendors.