We stopped by Olive Oil Etcetera this past Saturday when we were doing some holiday shopping in…read moreDoylestown. The shop is located in Main Street Marketplace. It's not a huge store, but it definitely matches what I've come to expect from olive oil stores. They had plenty of different olive oils (including flavored/infused oils) that you can fill in various sized bottles. They also sell other cooking-related items: tools, spices, etc. It's definitely not a large store, but it's worth checking out if you need olive oil or are on the hunt for a gift for someone who enjoys cooking.

Great selection for foodies. Service was great. They did an amazing job gift wrapping everything.read more

I love any and all farmers markets. I really do appreciate the freshness of the food. So many…read moreoptions from cold to hot -- raw to cooked. You name it they have it. I've lived in this area for sometime and didn't realize this was here... can't wait to visit more often. My favorite food would have to be any of the pretzel roll options. Not a lot of seating. Friendly people over all.

I agree with another review that the "farmer's market" part of the name is a misnomer. It's a…read moremedium-sized building housing different vendors. The vendors' offerings included candy and sweets, meats, poultry, fruits and veggies along with prepared foods, including from a pretzel place, bbq, breakfast, Mediterranean and Mexican food merchants. The items I purchased were fresh and the sales floor was clean. Ordering at each location was orderly, with some congregation of patrons in front of certain businesses.

WE stopped in to check out the 1LB Frozen lobster and bought some nice-looking Breads and the Rib…read moreSteak we are going to try along with the lobster, The Multi Grain bread was very good as toast and the baguette was just as good, we will shop again

I was totally impressed with the professionalism and kindness demonstrated by Melvin at the Aldi in…read moreLanghorne (near Target). Melvin was checking out a senior gentleman in front of me and he was patient when answering the customer's questions. Melvin took his time and treated the customer with genuine care and extreme KINDNESS! When it was my turn Melvin was just as kind. When my transaction was done I ran to look for a manager so that I could compliment Melvin's work only to find out that Melvin was the manager! I made sure I thanked Melvin on my way out and I hope his managers/supervisors commend him for a job well done! Did I say he did everything with a smile!!!! Thank you, Melvin!!!

I knew nothing about BowlFace soups until stumbling onto them on Yelp while looking for a new lunch…read moreoption in town. Their distribution channels are still rather meager, but Organon the health food store on Route 413, Wrightstown, PA, has a selection in their back room frozen foods department. I picked up the Vegetarian Vietnamese Pho and Roasted Butternut Squash to sample a couple of flavors I normally love. Each plastic package was 12 ounces, enough for one meal. Stovetop or microwave for a few minutes and recycle the sleeve container. I slurped the pho today after shoveling the heavy fresh wet white precip that fell from early this morning. While it lacked the rich spicy lemongrass base of long time pot simmered stock found in Pho 75 and other good VN restaurants, and the thick nest of noodles and fresh pinched Thai basil leaves, it was pretty good for what it was - healthy nearly instant soup with only wholesome ingredients. A squirt of Sriracha for an extra kick and it was bowl rim to lips; bottoms up! Who had time for a spoon? BowlFace! I'll be back here after trying the Butternut Squash, but wanted to review the Pho while it was still warming my stomach. Gotta say this is a bit of a homer epistle, as I am very happy that Newtown's entrepreneurial spirit is thriving even in the Age of Covid.

I am a huge fan of BowlFace! The soups are fresh... they don't use preservatives and the…read moreingredients are locally sourced. Everything I've eaten so far is so flavorful! My favorite soups are the Thai Butternut and the Vietnamese Vegetable Pho. The Thai Butternut warms you up on a cold day with the ginger. The Pho is full of mushrooms and herbs. I wish they were available all year around. The good thing about the packaging is that it freezes well! So I recommend stocking up on your seasonal favorites. Besides soup, they offer dips and macaroni and cheese. And most recently they have added salad dressing. So far I have only tried the Pickle Sriracha Dip but I have the Buffalo Cauliflower Dip in my fridge. The Pickle Dip was amazing, I can't wait to grab some more next time I'm at Organnons. If you like pickles, you'll love the Dip! I'm looking forward to Summer and trying more soups! You can check their website to see where you can buy locally. They are usually a vendor on Saturdays at the Wrightstown Farmer's Market. You can also find them at Organnons, Tanner's and I see them occasionally at GI Juice in Buckingham.

I go to Fairless produce frequently! Love their quality of…read moreproduce & flowers are awesome! Staff is great

Tremendous selection of fresh produce. They pack a lot into a small space. I read an interview with…read morethe owner in the local paper. He grows most of the vegetables and what he doesn't farm himself, he gets from local growers. Both he and his local suppliers use organic growing principles. All the vegetables and fruit were fresh and delicious. They even had a bag of fresh peeled garlic cloves. Made my life easier!

I wasn't going to post this but if you actually sort reviews and don't just look at the top good…read moreones you'll see a lot of the same. Customer service. Old food. Lack in quality. I've mentioned in previous reviews that this location is not my favorite, I still prefer the Warminster location and that was true until I had gone recently and they moved their bakery. We had spoke to others as well who live closer to doylestown but still go to Warminster because it's just better. Maybe I'll go to Warminster when I'm in a pickle but overall I think I am done with the altomontes store. It's sad to say but this once great small business is falling and I know it will still continue to pull all the doylestown locals with $ to burn. So if you're happy serving lesser quality at exuberant costs to keep this inflated mecca Italian wonderland - so be it. But the heart of this business and the quality that Mike started is no longer. You guys really need to start paying attention to your business and stop trying to keep grow grow growing and doing all of the stuff on social media if you're not going to invest in the business and quality of what you already have. Got overcharged for pasta that literally had prices posted over all the aisles by $1 a box which sure isn't a lot but it adds up. Especially when people are budgeting and buying things by a cost. And if you're doing that to me then how many other people? Just go change your signs if you're increasing costs! They also don't have the same desserts here that they do at their alto cafe which was sad to see. I also don't appreciate how the ordering has changed. As others have mentioned too the deli counter isn't nice and they don't want to cut you fresh items. I also was directed to the pre cut deli case when I just wanted fresh cut meat. I'm just tired of spending my good hard $ at a "small business" that isn't so small any more. And forget about the quality too - I know I've posted before but the quality is not what it used to be. It's obvious they care about the bottom line then making a good product. The specials are aborrhent as others have mentioned - which as I've posted in reviews is especially sad because you see a photo of the product online and get something that doesn't even resemble the item you ordered. Its a shame that all these changes are taking away the quality and what many people loved. Sometimes it's not always best to expand and shift the business to be trendy and social media centric. Sometimes it's better to stay small and true to the original quality rather than being out of touch from the people that have quite literally helped you build your business.

Stumbled upon this place while car shopping. We only got a pre made sandwich but there were sooo…read moremany food options; hot and cold. They have a really nice seating area with a little bar. Nice and homie. The market is nice, it has an elegant feel to it. If I'm ever in the area again I'd like try to the pizza!! It looked and smelled delicious.

I h Ave been going there for a few years…read moreWhat I love is thecinnamon Honey. I buy 6 jars at a time I put the Honey in my tea and cannot do without it.

WOW! This store was incredible!…read more Aisles and aisles of super tasty specialty honey! From sweet to savory and so much more. Cinnamon, apple pie, pizza, chocolate, etc etc! There are small pots of honey to sample with disposable wooden sticks. Everyone was having a ball! So delish and fun. They also have varied mustards. You can grab a four pack empty box and fill it as desired. Another must when at Peddler's Village!

I love stopping by here when the Amish market is open Thursday- Saturdays. I have a few new…read morefavorites. Their deviled eggs are the best. Also their breakfast casserole comes frozen and reheats perfectly in the air fryer. So many delicious options at very reasonable prices.

I loved this place, it was like walking into my Mom's kitchen and finding all the wonderful foods…read morethat I grew up on. Such a sweet lady runs the show, with a beautiful smile in both her eyes and on her face. All the ladies wear the long dresses with netted caps on their tied back hair and long white aprons. Eager to answer any questions and to fix what you want and then to tally it all up with a pencil and pad. I asked if she had a take out menu and she was confused as to what I was asking for, once she understood she explained they did not but offered to write everything down for me! I thanked her but declined her warm gesture. Smucker's is located in a Pa. Dutch and Amish run Farmer's Market, which is only open Thursday through Saturday. We arrived on a Saturday afternoon, a few hours before closing. Knowing they will be closed for four days they try to sell all they have made, so this place did have some slim pickings. Other than that it is a very large vendor which sits along the entire back wall. www.amishmarketpa.com They serve a breakfast of pancakes, scrapple, cream beef on toast, bagels, eggs and breakfast meats, one day soon I will take them up on this. For lunch or anytime, they have cheesesteaks, hot dogs, burgers, barbecued pulled pork, egg, chicken or tuna salad sandwiches. Ham salad is ground bologna with Mayo, onions and relish, which I love and do not make anymore, so I was thrilled to see it here. They have several soups, one was the ham and bean which was so good and they have turkey chili. Chicken croquettes, meatballs, tuna noodle casserole, chicken pot pie, chicken and dumplings, shepherd's pie and creamed chipped beef. The salads are endless and five kinds of potato salad, several slaw salads, various pasta salads, deviled eggs, pickled eggs, lasagna and peirogies. Mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, twice baked potatoes, scalloped potatoes, baked beans, carrot or beet salad, creamed cucumbers with onions and mac and cheese. They also have a large selection of jarred jams, pickles, peppers and sauces. All homemade and I have just covered the tip of the iceberg. I bought German potato salad which was perfectly made, very good mac and cheese, a pint of ham salad, cole slaw and homemade peirogies. I used to make peirogies years ago, but they are so much bother, so it is wonderful to be able to have homemade ones again without sacrificing with Mrs.T's. The ham salad was just as good as it was growing up, best part is I will not eat a slice of bologna, yet I love the salad. They offer a wonderful variety of homemade desserts like several bread puddings, tapioca's, rice puddings, egg custards, oreo pudding and chocolate eclair pudding, which I need to try. I did buy rice pudding and bread pudding and as I was eating them, I could smell my Mom's kitchen again