Upper Merion Farmers Market Review

Need more vendors here to make it a really great market but it's good. Locally grown and made products.

My girlfriend and I visited today for the first time. She bought a watermelon picked last night by the seller, and Moroccan spice from a Moroccan, while I bought shoo fly pie from an Amish gentleman. We loved it!

ive been coming here since it opened, mainly because its the only place within a 45 minute drive to get my grassfed raw milk, grassfed free range eggs, and grassfed ground beef from spring creek farms stand. i also grab a loaf or three of pumpkin, banana, or zucchini bread from a wonderful bakery stand. feine from conshy also sets up a stand to sell nitro cold brew and other assorted gourmet coffee items. firehouse distillery, from norristown, also sets up a stand. there are dozens of other wonderful venders selling a range of goods.

on top of it all, every week they have a different artist playing live music (acoustic guitar + vocals) or other appropriate music for a farmers market, plus various food trucks for those immediately hungry.

Got some squash, apples, and pickled olives here. Great option if you're local.

Great place for fresh produce!!! Especially fresh garlic and herbs!!!

Small but great Farmer's market, very friendly people and good selection of organic food. You can buy market cash to use if you don't have cash

Great local stop for farm fresh fruits and vegetables. Also alot of other local vendors with a variety of things from soap to spirits.

Not what I expected. All the vegetables were fresh but very small and not much variety.

They had a good selection of food items, but some of the vendors weren't very friendly.

Local farmers market. A few vegetable stands, a dairy and beef stand, normally a mushroom stand, an orchard, local bread, flowers and herbs, local distilleries, and various artisans

The selection seems to be erratic, a hodge podge of items. There was some nice produce, however limited. Some vendors don't take credit cards. I get it if most items are low ticket prices, but if you are selling expensive items like meat, taking a credit card should be mandatory. If there is an ATM on site, it's not clearly marked. I keep trying to go back and support, but am always disappointed. Some vendors I liked (Livengood Family Farms) did not come back this year. Sad to say, but I won't be back either.

A small yet enjoyable market with a variety of venders, like produce, breads, farm fresh milk and eggs, spirits and wine, etc. There was also live music when I was there.