It wasn't very big but it's on a side street right off of Main Street parking is meter parking all…read morearound it. There were only 5 tents but it's Oct and the busy season was over. I liked the Amish tent they had a big selection and the prices were reasonable. I like the breads. Plus you can visit the stores on Main Street after shopping

Here's the proper URL to get more info on the Farmer's Market…read more https://www.downtownstatecollege.com/live/locally-grown/

The worst place in town as far as parking lot. There are deep deep holes everywhere. God forbid you…read morego there when it's raining or there's snow on the ground and you can't see them. My husband had to have his car fixed after hitting one of the gigantic holes in the parking lot. I think all the customers should start complaining to management and sending them the bill for their car repairs.

They are convenient to where I live. On many occasions the shelf price is different from the…read morecharged price. At times I don't notice until I get home. When I am still at the store I get a refund but they don't do anything to correct the problem so other people get ripped off. I have never had the price error work in my favor after dozens of incidents in two years or so. Seems fishy to me.

Visited this Trader Joe's on a Tuesday around 7pm. There was an under 5 minute wait to get into the…read morestore. The store was clean and had many holiday items stocked. The store associates sanitize the carts immediately when they are returned. There are also wipes located near the entrance and hand sanitizer. I liked that they control how many people enter the store. It allows for social distancing and makes you feel more comfortable shopping and looking at items before deciding whether to purchase or not. My friend had to speak with the manager about a previous purchase and the manager was very nice and accommodating.

To preface this, I'm from Southern California. So Trader Joe's as a necessity to my existence is…read morelike scrapple to a central Pennsylvanian. It's just the way out maker intended things to be. Fast forward to me moving to Hershey for grad school from my delicate life surrounded by Trader Joe's, Sprouts, etc in the bosom of Orange County, CA and I was shocked, saddened, and defeated. This wonderful area that I now called home had two Trader Joe's "in my area", one being in Towson, MD and the other being in Philadelphia. Luckily, as I traveled back home to California during holidays, I'd be lucky enough to fly into and out of one of those airports so I'd make it a ritual to stop by TJs on my way home as long as I flew in before they closed. Still though, going to TJs once every few months isn't ideal. So imagine my delight when I'm driving to my clinical rotation site at State College, and what do I see - Trader mutha$#*in' JOE'S. I'm only up here for 5 weeks total, but I've gone here every single day so far. I've probably spent about $500 in the last four weeks. I love this place. It's exactly how Trader Joe's should be: bright, inviting, clean, and with an excellent selection of food and goods. Hell, even the staff is as jovial as the ones back home, which is proof that they have incredible system-wide hiring practices. If you're in the area, go to Trader Joe's. Just bask in the glory of the wonderful stuff that they have. Pro tip: if you're going to do one thing to elevate your charcuterie game, make it the herb-crusted Chèvre goat cheese and grab a jar or the hot and sweet pepper jelly. Crackers are your choice. But do yourself this favor. Cheers!

It's not great, it's good. she is good. the selection is small but mighty. it is densely packed, so…read moreit may take several trips to understand it. if you like indian food, you should go.

The store owner, an Indian woman named Kamlish, is very warm, friendly and helpful. I talked to her…read morefor about half an hour as I slowly browsed the store. I purchased some chai, a gorgeous tunic dress that I get compliments on all the time, and I rented a Bollywood film from her vast selection. I definitely hope to support this local business more!

Really great ice cream. Nice and smooth. The blueberry was so fresh and the mint flake was…read moreexceptional. The flakes seemed to be pieces of Andes mints which really elevated it.

I'm visiting my wonderful.Aunt, driving by I thought, "mmmm, this looks interesting." WOW! What a…read morefantastic experience! I met one of the owners, Candy, & her beautiful daughter, working there. They let me taste several flavors. It was all just delicious! I'm actually salivating as I write this! I chose Blueberry & Coffee flavor in a waffle bowl! Livin' the Best Life! I was told it would taste like blueberry coffee cake, & indeed it did!! I don't know if my pants can afford for me to stop there again but my wallet can! 4 scoops & 2 waffle bowls totalled $7.50! Folks if you don't give this place a try, you are missin' out! In addition to fabulous ice cream they sell gorgeous hanging flower baskets & some potted flower arrangements (live plants.) I'm just so tickled I stopped here & I'll definitely be back again! Right after I buy bigger pants!

I've been too many farmers markets, in my local area and one other one out of area, including this…read moremarket. Well in the area, from out of town visiting, decided to stop at the market. The vendors for a smaller market, were abundant, fresh pasta, mead, veggies, produce, pizza, honey, goat products, and a few bakery items. Huge compliments out to the organizers, it was amazing to have someone welcome you, and thank you, as you left the market. All vendors were friendly, whose stands that I visited and helpful. The gentleman that sold the Goat products, I do hope in the future to buy; as he was kind enough to call to find out stores in Altoona that sold their product. Highly recommend, Crumbkowski, Christina who is the pastry chef and owner, had an amazing set up, allowing customers to sample little pieces, buy whole squares, in addition to cookies and muffins. The Amish stand that had homemade potato chips, were out of this world; I'm sorry I didn't buy more to freeze. Great atmosphere and hope to return next time in town. Sorry didn't take pictures of my purchases.

The Saturday morning market is a truley must visit when in State College. The vendors are a diverse…read moregroup that carry all types of Fresh locally grown vegetables. When in season the corn on the cob is plentiful and offered by a number of venders. Te same is true if the tomatoes, cellery and other vegetables. In addition the market offers baked goods and meats. In a very short time from opening the baked goods are in short supply. If you love fresh vegetables you will not be disappointed with this event.

Playa Bowls, especially in State College, is one of my favorite places for açaí bowls. The location…read moreis convenient, it has a happy vibe, and their food is consistently good. I ordered a Pure Vida bowl with granola, strawberry, blueberry, and honey. I changed my order slightly by adding chocolate protein. My husband ordered the Power Bowl which was delicious. We always feel like we're eating healthy and light, even though it's quite filling, when we eat here. One of our favorites!

We've hit the playa bowls at the beach so we were excited when they opened in State College. It's a…read morechain known for healthier options with a push to promote the benefits of acai. It's on the east side of calder way and the location kind of stinks as its hidden amongst the various apartment buildings with poor access and parking. The interior though is great and transports you to the beach. Their bowls, and other offerings, are super tasty with fresh fruit, tasty granola, honey, coconut, etc. Pic shown is a pitaya goji bowl. I love it here but my one knock is its a little pricey. Typically $11-13 per bowl.