Got meat? If not,…read moreMilk House Meats does! I'm from Texas and my wife was born and raised here in Beaver Falls so one would think she would have piped up early on in our relationship about an old school butcher within 10 mins of our house that raises their own beef and sources many (...and I mean MANY) types of meats. They are highly accommodating to the small buyer (i.e. not ordering a 1/2 or whole cow or pig), yet they will allow you to provide your own cut sheet for a whole animal. They have smoked meat options, they have stuffed goodies (mushrooms, hot/mild peppers, pork chops, chicken breasts...probably more but I can't think of them at the moment), they prepare holiday meats for you (i.e. turkeys/hams/lamb/others), they have pies, they have soup bones, they have sauces, condiments...did I forget the bacon? Yes! They have all kinds of sausages, offer "bone in" and "boneless" of every cut you can imagine. If you live nearby and are a dyed in the wool carnivore as I am, you should kiss the ground and thank the big guy above that you live near this place. My various grills haven't been the same since I discovered this place...we be grillin' and smokin' ALL the time. In a nutshell, if that can be said after a review such as this, this place is heaven on earth for those that love MEAT!!! Get there already...and git 'er dun on that grill already!

My favorite place to get my meat from. The new store is fantastic. Always quality products and…read morefriendly helpful staff. Reasonable prices for great quality meats

I stopped at their stand at a farmer's market. The fruit was pretty good. It was nothing…read moreexceptional. I didn't try the apples, but I did buy their cherries and peaches. A section of the stand was devoted to their hard cider. If you're like me, you have expectations of a certain level of sweetness when you hear the word cider. This isn't the case here. The ones I sampled were very dry and in my opinion, not worth the price of $22. The person working the stand was not very personable. I'm not shy when it comes to asking for a deal, and shopping at a farm market is no exception. While I didn't ask for a discount, I did buy tokens at the entrance, which is a feature of this market. You buy wooden tokens at the entrance, by card or SNAP, and you get bonus coupons for fresh fruits and vegetables. Toward the end of my visit, I realized I had $1 worth of tokens left. I don't like taking unused tokens or tickets home from anywhere. It is too easy to misplace or forget about them until they have no value. I typically check my pockets before exiting events to make sure I'm not leaving with unspent coupons or other tokens. Upon finding a couple of tokens, I went to this stand and explained the situation. I was flatly refused with a statement that they had nothing for $1. Keep in mind that there were baskets of apples and open crates of cherries right in front. I have been in sales for the majority of my adult life and as a sales manager, I would never let someone walk away from a sale, no matter how small. This guy turned me down. I went directly across from his stand and asked the same question. I was rewarded with a couple of ears of corn. I would have gladly traded my coupons for a few cherries or even a small apple at the first stand. I've never seen such a lack of customer service. As I left, I made it known where I would spend my money on my next trip. The funny thing to me was that he was aware that I had already bought from him earlier. He didn't seem to care.

No good, vendor at site is an absolute irrational person, he screams and walks around barking out…read moreorders to customers. He starts fights with clients expecting them to engage with them when they will not. I will be reviewing on every single site I can. He does not care about his clients he cares all about the almighty dollar. I have now waited for 2 times for the owner to address this and call me to what I was presented with by the vendor for sturges- at the farmers market. You do NOT act that way, zero professionalism, go check the Google reviews I took a screen Shot of he legit tells a long time buyer to basically kick rocks. In my 30+ yrs of living I've been to countless farmers market- he may need mental health services for anger. Farmers market is for wholesome activities not him walking around upset yelling and barking out things. They also tell people they need to give tips before the sale is even complete

Upon entering, you get to live "a kid in a candy store" dream! So much candy, it's overwhelming,…read morebut in a good way. Immediately I was drawn to chocolate, and started filling my bag. For the amount of candy we got, it was a cheap price. From gourmet to nostalgia, there is a little bit of everything for everyone. I will be back!

What a delightful place full of candy. Fresh fudge, licorice from The Netherlands, tons of…read moredifferent kinds of gummies, lots of candy bars plus soup mixes and spices and so much more. I can never get out of there without a huge bag to bring home. Parking out front and in the back close to holidays this place gets very busy and also on the weekends. Staff is friendly and helpful.

We have gotten different foods from them but our staple is the large ham hoagies on their homemade…read morebig roles You will not be disappointed Try to call ahead.

Their Italian hoagie is delicious! Staff is kind and knowledgeable…read more They always have a nice variety of pasta, evoo and deli meats.

Hot Mama's Pierogies is a small, local business that makes ~22 flavors of pierogies as well as…read morespaghetti and fettuccini noodles. The pierogies are frozen and are sold by the dozen. During my visit to this store, a sign listed the following flavors of pierogies: potato and bacon, potato and cheddar broccoli, potato and spinach feta, potato and jalapeno bacon, potato and cheese, potato and garlic parmesan, potato and hot sausage, potato and sauerkraut, cheesesteak, Thanksgiving, just sauerkraut, sweet cheese, breakfast, apple pie, prune, buffalo chicken, pizza, bacon mac and cheese, and cheddar BBQ chicken. I bought one bag of frozen pierogies in the flavor of potato and cheese, and they cost $10. At home, I boiled the pierogies. I know that pierogies can be fried, but I did not want to add calories and grams of fat. These potato and cheese pierogies tasted very good, so I will rate this business as 5 stars. Of course, I have NOT tried their other flavors of pierogies, so I do not know if I would enjoy them or not. Please note that this business currently shares retail space with the Bebe Kakes bakery. Customers who purchase foods from these two businesses must make two separate transactions.

Had some trouble finding this as address I don't think is correct but talked to business and they…read morehave let google know and paid for update so it's a google issue not business. I've never been to the shop but I love the products I get here. The fry seasoning and ranch is a must. But when I walked in I was pleasantly greeted and also taken to the back to try sample after sample. That really made it special and I ended up trying and buying new items. Really appreciated the time to give me more info and I love the recipes cards you can take if you need some inspiration.

2025 March. The yelp address is wrong. They are on Main Street a few blocks south of West New…read moreCastle Street. They are very knowledgeable, good selection, very well organized and easy to find product. Their business is excellent for commercial customers as well. I got a few items including a single Vanilla Bean and a very small amount of Saffron for a very reasonable price.

Twin Hills Farm is a small family-owned farm that opened in 2015. They raise animals and grow…read moreproduce, and they sell their eggs, meats, and some produce to the public. The family feeds their hens a 100% organic soy-free feed and gives them access to open pastures for 365 days per year. They feed their berkshire pigs a 100% organic soy-free feed and put them on pasture year-round. They feed their belted galloway cattle 100% grass and hay on open pastures. They do not administer any hormones or antibiotics to their animals. So far, I have purchased this farm's chicken eggs, ham, chuck roast, and rump roast. I made the purchases through the website Market Wagon. My husband, dog, and I greatly enjoyed the freshness and flavors of all of these foods. Examples of this farm's other foods are steaks, ribs, ground beef, hotdogs, sausage, kielbasa, green peppers, and banana peppers. I feel happy that this family takes such excellent care of their animals and that their foods are such a high quality, so I will continue to buy their foods in the future.

What a great little market for those who want to pick up local produce without driving through the…read morecountry stopping at every farm stand. Everything here is grown within a 35 mile radius. You can get fresh seasonal fruits & veggies, local honey, milk, eggs, and even cheese. Plus more unique items like kidney beans or apple cider vinegar from the Cider Press next door are also for sale. While not run by the same folks, the market is in the same building as Sally's Cider Press, just north of Harmony on the Perry Highway. Remember to bring your own reusable grocery bag! Credit cards are accepted, though I recommend paying cash at small businesses like this when you can.

I can't believe Brandon P.'s review. Seriously, these farmers work harder than anyone I know to…read moreprovide the rest of us with safe and organic produce, and you are giving a bad review because they won't give you $1 off? Brenckles consistently provides great quality organic produce at our farmer's market and have always been very kind. We need to support our local growers, even if it means spending a bit more. It's the responsible thing to do to save our food supply. Brandon P, I give you one star.