farmstead farmers market

this is a great market with a variety of vendors.. Go for the FLY-Fuel...what a picker-upper.. relish..goes on everything even ice cream,, Addicitive,... wonderful chicken pot pie.. delish coffees.. fruit veg.. and Sandy's BREAD.. the best..

I try to get here every week and absolutely LOVE this market. All of the vendors are super nice and their items are far above anything you'll fine in a grocery store. AND I like to buy local. There are a great variety of items offered, produce, breads, wine, meats, cheese, baked goods, pottery, clothing and alpaca items just to name a few!!! It's a great place to shop and grab something to eat! I love that it's got a home town feel and everyone recognizes each other.

Great fresh and as much as possible, local produce that is often grown by the vender. Awesome baked goods at Sandi's. Great meats, poultry, and seafood. Gifts abound with fair trade items and handmade jewelry and other gifts. Amish made furniture. Candies and deli and salad items, too. Fantastically stocked bulk food stand that carries items I've not found elsewhere. Coffee and teas. Best loose leaf tea stand hands down. Yes, there is a wine vendor, too. And a great place to meet and have a meal. Clean facility and clean restrooms. An added plus is that this market is community minded with many extra events through the year. Also, the Central Pennsylvania Blood Bank is there more than a dozen times a year and there are vendors that add incentives to donate blood. Just a wonderful breath of fresh air and great products. Enjoy it on your next trip.

a nice size market that is not to big, has a great produce section, fresh meat & seafood, the best bread is at Sandie's Bakery, made fresh with their own receipes & fresh ground grains for their bakery goods. The sausage at Mountain View Meats is ground fresh as well as their hamburg. All their meats are cut fresh on site. Dutch Country has great pies, donuts, pastries as while as chicken, turkey & poultry sausage. As well good cooked chicken & ribs. The Deli serves farm fresh salads, soups, sandwiches & a wonderful breakfast. There are fresh made soft pretzels & fresh made coffees & teas. There are various other vendors, Handmade Amish furniture, Cards, gifts, wine, A great way to spent a morning

What is at the Market is good but it is not a big market. In fact, it is quite small, not really worth a trip of any length.

My daughter & I make this a weekly errand. Clean, professional service, great produce & other items, great prices, bathroom is large & always clean.Here are some of our favoritesSandi's bread - muffins, bread & rolls, brownies, Grab-a-Nola (fabulous granola bars)Crab Crazy - fish, crab cakes, shrimp egg rolls, shrimp & shells pasta salad, stuffed baked potatoes, coleslawFarmhouse salads and grills - chicken salad, ham & bean soup, great sandwiches & breakfast menuChocolates by Tina - gourmet chocolates, favorites from childhood Halloweens ?? - can't remember the name, but the turkey sausage is fabulous - many varietiesa new fiber shop with alpaca yarn & beautiful garments for sale.other stands - Polish pottery, bead jewelry, tea & coffee, hand made pretzels - lemonade is fabulous, butcherIt would be even better if they were open one day in the middle of the week, along with the 2 weekend days."When did you visit" allowed me to select one month only, but we go almost every Friday.

The market is clean, organized, a variety of shopping options, employees very friendly. The food variety, all good. They offer frequent blood drives; those giving blood receive a free cup of coffee and a piece of cake pus a 25% off coupon on a choice of three businesses. Also frequent use coupons are issued offering a discount once the card is full. Great place to check out!!

I try to stop here every week to get my produce and a few things from the butcher. It has buy far, the best produce around and alot of it is locally grown. In the summer the lemons are the size of soft balls!. It is reasonably priced and has a good selection. I stop by the butchers and grab some of their green pepper and onion sausage, it is the BEST. Sometimes I stop next door to the butchers and grab some dried fruit and nuts. If the kids are with we stop at the candy stand. There is a carpenter there that has beautiful cabinets and benches. There is also a seafood stand, coffee cafe, pretzel maker and sandwich shop. On the way out I always grab a roll (Ham and cheese roll) from the bread maker. She mills her own grain and bakes all kinds of bread and desserts. It is a small market, but great products. All of the vendors are very clean and well organized. I wish it was open one more day a week (only open Fri & Sat).