The Green Dragon Market

Captivating! I can stay here all day and not get bored! just walking through all the buildings and seeing the most random things, the oddest objects and the weirdest people! Love it! I bought stuff I hadn’t even known existed five minutes earlier! The people are overly nice & the vendors are great!, I got to understand the science of kombucha as well as the process of making coonskin hats! The auction was lit! I couldn’t leave! We sat there for a while- as they were auctioning off random interesting garbage, there were tons of toy trucks being sold, 40yr olds and old men going crazy over toy trucks, what’s a 40yr old doing with a toy truck!?! Oh it’s a collectible- yeah that doesn’t change anything- my question still stands! My buddy sat there driving the prices up!! And if you think there’s one place here that isn’t interesting— you’re wrong, even the office was a chill, and get this- the men’s bathroom had a DJ!! The legend in there keeps the bathroom clean and smelling better than the febreze factory, while blasting music and accepting tips! KEEP IT UP MAN!

Loved the place, all sorts of cool things to buy that you don't see in your everyday stores! Plus if you have a weird hobby there are probably the same type of weird people that have the same hobby as you selling the same hobby things! 😁 Whatever. it gives you the outdoor back then market feel, like you know erev shambis! Best thing is you don't even have to show up with something in mind to buy, you'll find something. Have a happy sweet new year!

I need 4 days at least to be able to see everything. I was a distributor for a vendor here but delivery was off course always scheduled for days they weren't open. So many talented artisans and unique vendors. This was well worth the 2 hours drive.

I absolutely enjoyed the day moving throughout the market. Every vendor was kind, talkative and would answer any questions. The variety was amazing. Every kind of baked good, canned, pickled and preserved delicacy to be found. Raw milks, fresh cheeses, freshly ground spices, handmade candies, a variety of addictive candied brittle, produce and meat all under 1 roof. The desk making vendors were ready to help you get what you wanted and the vintage auction was so much fun!! The grilled chicken dinner at dusk finished off a beautiful and memorable family day. 10/10 recommended!!

My family and I had an absolutely great time. The sweetest people sell their fresh products. We loved the raw milk from Jersey cows. We tried the regular and chocolate milk. I am now a HUGE fan. The hand rolled pretzels at Lapp were literally the best in all of my travels. 10/10 recommend trying! Get a birch beer (it's similar to rootbeer and non-alcoholic). Super yummy. The apple fritters were divine. The chicken on a stick is a must! My husband loved the whoopie pies. The homemade cookies next to the sweet buns section were the best cookies I've ever had. I can't rave about this place enough. My family used to live in Ephrata and this was one of my favorite places to go. I was so sad when I heard it burned. Amazing to see everything back up and running on this visit to PA. My children had a blast. Can't wait to come back again. This place truly is a gem.

Amazing place to go. We love the bakery inside the buildings. They are spectacular. Great items at a great price. From home made jellies, pastries, pickles and so much more. This is the place to be. We come from Texas to vist this place, so it is well worth it!

It’s only open on Fridays. This is a great open air market to go to! One of the biggest in the U.S., it is a farmers market, swap meet/flea market, antique store, food court. Finks sells excellent French fries, and I’m dying to try the pulled pork and brisket. Fresh sliced meats, great prices on produce, spices, action, you name it! I've gone a few times now and will regularly go back.

Absolutely love eating my way through this market. Sausage, meats, baked goods, fruits and veggies. This is one of my favorite market and a must stop if I'm lucky enough to be off on Friday.

Your Friday just got better. If you are visiting Lancaster for the weekend (or day), the Farmer's Market is conveniently nearby. Plan accordingly since these sellers only gather on Friday. The items for sale include home made goods, fresh produce, meats, jams, toiletries, furniture, souvenirs, electronic gadgets and items you didn't know you needed (wanted). The layout of the grounds are listed on the website. I like parking by building six. Most of my "wish list" vendors were clustered in or near the building. It is easier to keep track of where we parked too. Allow extra time to carefully drive around the area. Shoppers are focused on moving to their destination and not always paying attention to safely walking. Wear comfortable shoes. You will be walking on hard floors inside the buildings and uneven terrain outside (gravel, grass, dirt). Bring several shopping bags. Not all of the sellers take credit cards. Cash is preferred. Bring small bills. Some businesses will negotiate prices if you are buying several items. Food is everywhere. Many places allow sampling. The home made cheeses are incredible. The popular stations are going to have a line. The lines move quickly. Pretzels are the reason we chose to visit. I enjoyed watching the entire creating process. Bring zip lock bags. Those wax bags get soggy after walking around. Make sure you eat one after it was made to savor the flavor. Try mustard and cheese dip to get the full pretzel experience. There are tables throughout the property. The donuts are magazine worthy. We got a half dozen ($9 ish dollars). You might want to bring hand wipes to use after enjoying a yummy sweet treat. Pay attention to where you parked. There is a good chance you will need to unload bags in your car and start the shopping process over. Hubby had a belt measured and made for him. It was interesting to watch the holes being put in. There were dozens of styles and varied materials. This was a fun (and exhausting) experience. I love Avon purchases in person where I am walking away with products in hand and not waiting for a delivery. Lapp ice cream is a must. There isn't a limit on sampling. There is something for everyone. Since we had lots of activities planned for the weekend, I researched the stores and layout of the area to make the best of my time. The items inside a building or store are more quality than some of the products spread out on tables outside. It is also convenient sitting inside to grab a bite. I hope to return sometime.

Delicious, fast service. Nice people. Huge place and amazing products. Cheap prices . Lots of vendors.

This farmer's market is every Friday from 8-8. In the evening, there is a small animal auction! You'll find produce, baked goods, nuts, meats, wooden furniture, even Bath&Body works. There's a flea market, antiques, crafts, and hay and straw sales. There are also food stalls, so you can have ice cream, popcorn, fried chicken, barbecue, and burgers. There are also small restaurants inside. There's free parking, and it's big!

This place literally has it all! A huge market inside with fruits, vegetables, donuts etc outside it's like a huge flea market and they have vendors of all kinds! We got some really awesome food when we went from one of the food trucks loaded taters , and loaded taters that were like walking tacos in a chip bag. The service is great all around at this place but, remember it's only open on Fridays each week and save yourself a headache don't go on a holiday weekend lesson learned!!

So we came here after visiting the Shady Maples smorgasbord on a sweltering hot day. This farmers market is large and there is so much to be seen and tasted here. The food was delicious and fresh. It was very crowded and hot which didn't make for the most pleasant experience but I had a portable fan with me which saved the day. I did take one star off because with some of the areas that were indoors, there wasn't any air conditioning or enough air circulating that someone could have passed out and that was frightening thought. Not even my portable fan could have saved me then! There were so many vendors both indoors and out, it was impossible to count but everyone was so nice and friendly. From personalized wood carvings to Italian ice and clothing, the amount of what was being sold is extensive. I thoroughly enjoyed the experience and would hope to return at another time that wasn't so hot. I was here in PA on vacation and I'm super glad I got to see what Green Dragon was all about!

I've been wanting to check the Green Dragon Farmers Market out for quite some time. However, since it's open on Fridays ONLY and I don't live in the area, my opportunities were limited. Upon my recent visit to Pennsylvania, I was surprised to see that it's open year round. Most farmers markets are seasonal for obvious reasons. Not surprising, this intrigued me even more. So on this unseasonably warm sunny Friday in January I (along with my hubby) ventured out to see what all the hype was about. It did not disappoint. A farmers market delight with a relaxed chill (it's January ) vibe. In fact, some of the vendors and food purveyors could honestly be broken out for their own Yelp reviews. There was so much to look at and to eat! You should come hungry as the options are endless from donuts to sandwiches to pretzels to fudge to pickles and soooo much more. Everyone is super friendly and there is something for everyone. If you're free on a Friday then you have to find your way here...you'll be happy you did. I'll be back!!

Green Dragon Market 11-8-24 Arrived at the Green Dragon around 11 am on a Friday. You must remember this market is only open on Fridays. Most vendors take cash there are some that take credit cards, but they have some ATMs on site. This is one large market and they have just about anything you need or want. In addition to a couple buildings which you can shop indoors there is a very large outdoor market with anything from fresh produce, baked goods, local meats, and cheeses. The Amish have plenty of items there for sale and even a sit-down dining area where they will serve you food to order. Some other goods they have are baked goods, furniture, and wares. There are tools, clothing, snacks, food, and plenty of places to eat. There are just too many places and items to mention them all in this review. We even heard an action going on. This is a great place to spend a couple hours shopping, eating, and walking around. Parking is easy as they have 3 parking areas for cars. Even if you drive a horse and buggy, they have a special place to park your horse. We love this place and believe everyone needs to stop by and enjoy all it has to offer. I give this place 5 stars our of 5 stars for the variety, the food, the baked goods, ease of parking and just an overall fun place to shop. Follow Me On FB For More Reviews Gulf Coast Terry

What a selection of vendors. If you have a sweet tooth this a great place to come to. They have various vendors selling all sorts of jome baked goods and candies.

Yes yes yes, this place is HUUUGE. Even with a threat of rain that looks to have scared off many flea market vendors, the crowd appears to have been more determined. Breakfast was very good, the offerings were pretty varied, and the baked goods available are mind numbing. I will add that the prices on most produce were high, very high by supermarket standards, let alone farm market pricing. $10 for a seedless watermelon borders on abusive... That said, it's a nice place to spend a half day, so long as you can navigate the rolling hillside.

Filled with stuff !! Soooo many booths. Fresh fruits and vegetables!! Beautiful gingerbread houses. Such wonderful service!! I bought a lot of baked goods at Beider taste of home bakery . Guitars ! Live auctions. Buddha stuff, clothes, Jewelry , Scarf, hat , phone/ car stuff too

It's a must. So many vendors you won't leave empty handed. We made multiple trips to the truck to unload our purchases. I can almost guarantee if you're looking for something, they will have it. Many options of treats, baked goods, fresh fruit and vegetables, cheese, meat, holistic options, plants just to name a few.

Recently discovered on Friday they are open until 8pm. I don't usually have an opportunity to shop on Fridays when I visit Lancaster so I was lucky this time. Socks, bags, sneakers, hats, some clothing, some food, games toys and phone products. I did a quick walk around. Bought a winter hat for 5$ with a Pom Pom and a soft inside lining. Was interested in the handbags for 25$ quality looks decent. Sneakers are knockoffs but pretty well made.

Even though we didn't go in season, we're still able to get some really cool finds! Couple cute silver pieces (jewelry), homemade shea butter soap, delicious sticky buns just to name a few. Will definitely return once the weather breaks.

Visited the market yesterday while staying in the area for the weekend. I'd definitely go back; so much high quality produce, meats & cheeses, and crafts, along with delicious prepared foods. I left with more than I planned, but the quality and prices were too good to pass up. I got a half chicken BBQ dinner (great value) and a funnel cake (better than I've had at fairs in the past, but at half the price), plus donuts to go! It was pretty crowded, but all the vendors had great attitudes, and the customer service was A+. The drive there was decently scenic as well - it was a worthwhile venture!

Alot of various of things to do shop's to buy at. Plenty of good stuff to look at and buy .

A huge number of food vendors and craft goods. We had a great lunch at a sit down restaurant in one of the main buildings. Jake & Leona's Amish food "diner". We had the pork & sauerkraut plate with yummy mashed potatoes and homemade applesauce. My partner got the fried oyster plate with excellent coleslaw. Both items were specials. We were so impressed we returned for a hot homemade apple dumpling after exploring the rest of the market. The pastry and deli venders were outstanding! We walked away with several treats. As we left we passed the "parking"for Amish buggies with their horses.

Great fresh produce, meats, food, antiques, and so much more. If you need it, they will probably have it.

It was ..... interesting... Come hungry - we did, and we ended up buying all sorts of cookies and snacks we didn't really need. Our favorite - we tried out a couple of broasted chicken wings and they were bomb diggity! Very crowded, very few people wearing masks. Inside was a combination of a thrift store junk and Amish goods. Outside was a mish mash of more foodie things (pretzels!) and some junky flea market stuff. And if you want to be entertained, watch the stall that sells a certain ex-president's dreams of returning to office in 2024. HIGHLY ENTERTAINING to eavesdrop that hot mess.

Green Dragon is interesting to say the least. They are only open on Fridays, making it challenging to visit if you are from out of town. There are two different parking lots, lower and upper. Lower was full by the time I've arrived, but if you have mobility issues, the lower lot is a better option. The upper lot is built on a hill and it can be a tough walk on a hot day. The lower lot has cheap import stands and people selling items from their vehicles. You then start getting into the stands and buildings. The buildings are laid out in a confusing manor, as there are several smaller ones, and two larger ones with stands in-between all of them. Getting around this place for the first time is a bit of an adventure along with finding a bathroom. Numerous stands offer various food options, with some having sit down. BBQ, Fried Seafood, Italian, Hamburgers, and Ice Cream are a few examples of what's offered. Stands in the buildings offer produce, baked goods, and meats just to name a few. Several stands sell movies and video games. A few stands even offer wooden furniture. For anyone within a one-hour drive, this place is easily worth visiting at least once per year, if not more, just to see what's here. More than an hour? I'd look at more local options.

just a nice da trip. plenty of products to look at. great food . bring a cooler & carrying bags. your going to need them. bring cash. not all places take charge cards. have fun !

I was able to visit this place during my vacation, and it is enormous. I arrived a little after 8 a.m., and there was ample parking. I noticed that some vendors were just beginning to set up their booths, while others had not yet arrived. There were many knickknacks, produce, groceries, woodwork decorations and furniture, clothing, tools, toys, quilts, dairy, and sweets. This place is more like a flea market combined with a farmer's market. I ate an Amish fried peach pie from a small Amish vendor and a funnel cake from a small funnel cake vendor. Some vendors were welcoming, while others were not. As time passed, more people came in, and I saw finding a parking space become more difficult.

I was coming to Lancaster for a weekend conference and I was looking for time to kill on a Friday morning. It will easily take you a couple of hours to peruse all of the vendors. I will definitely be making another stop here next time I'm in the area!

Pretty cool flea market. The buildings are a lot nicer and the food! If you can't find what you're looking for, you're not looking. Plenty of parking available.

Great place for baked goods, fruits and veggies, candy, sunglasses, video games whatever your name it. I e been coming to green dragon since I was a little kid. There's a stand for almost everything. Knock off purses, sunglasses, some clothes , bath n body works , video games, vinyls, essential oils just about whatever you can think of. Aside from that there is lots of Pennsylvania Dutch foods like whoopie pies, biscuits, sauerkraut, , biscuits all delicious. Theres a hoagie shop and a candy stand that sells all those penny candies I remember as a child.

We had a good time at this well known PA spot. Fridays only so we made sure to plan accordingly. This farmers market varies greatly building to building. There's one building with some wonderfully made Amish furniture and another with over a dozen places to get food. The donuts from one bakery were amazing and a great price. Had to pick up some jerky as well. Some areas are full of delicious treats while some of the other buildings are just odds and ends from what looks like someone's outdoor shed. A lot of the outdoor areas were more flea market style which isn't really our thing but we can see how others could spend hours rummaging through. The variation in the quality of the stalls and buildings prevents us from giving it a 5 but we'd definitely go back to explore again.

Absolutely love this place I always get a coffee and a pretzel from here. We also got our bunny from there to. Lots of great food from here one my new favorites is the pepperoni bread fresh and delicious. Stuff is good priced as well if your in the area on Fridays go check them out.

It's like a flea market meets farmers market meets 90s bootleg heavy metal t-shirt headshop on the boardwalk in the middle of Lancaster county. Come on and ride the Green Dragon.

Great place for yummy bake goods and meats. People are very nice. My only complaint, what's the point of having Trump flags still?

The Green Dragon is only open on Friday and for specific hours. So check before you go. It is both indoor and outdoor so dress accordingly. They have a little bit of everything here. From fresh local produce and baked items to Nick nacks, shoes, poultry, food, wine, lamps, furniture, makeup, purses and more. You can definitely spend a couple of hours looking and you can even grab lunch here if you want.

The location was a little hard to find even with the GPS but it was exactly where its address said it was. It was in a very residential area but nicely kept and had plenty of parking . The vendors were in three places, inside the main building, in the adjacent small. Individual rooms and shanty's that were full of nice merchandise and very friendly people willing to show us their goods and whatever we might want. There was a third area of long tables and sheds with separate vendors with modestly priced items. The main building had about 1/3rd food stands with seating and a good selection of items for lunch as well as dessert. The other two thirds were some interesting crafts and decorations some hand made and all nicely affordable. The very large gravel parking lot had plenty of space for any size and number of cars, vans and trucks.it was a bit of an uphill and downhill trip and getting to all the vendors. It was a warm day but a nice breeze made it comfortable to move about. A little more heat would have been less comfortable since there was no shade from place to place . The vendors had nice shade for their stalls so shopping was good. We might have been spoiled by a number of other farmers markets but this one was a nice visit for us.

My absolute favorite thing here is the baked pretzel roll sandwich melt thingys - anyone else!?! (what are they really called?) It's fun to walk around and look at stuff. You can get things at a fairly good price. But watch out because you can also overpay for junk. Watching and listening to the animal auction amazes me every time.

This place has everything! I do like a flea market, and this was my first time at this one. There is a good mix of new and old vendors. Similarly, there is also a good amount of new items and collectibles. They also have an animal auction which I did not see or witness. Looked pretty cool though.

If you want to contract Covid, shop here. Shocking disregard for precautions. At least half the people (staff and customers) without masks. Left after five minutes without buying anything. Incredible.

If you are coming to PA Dutch country, plan your trip around a FRIDAY visit to Green Dragon, simply because that's the only day it's open. You may find so much good stuff here that the rest of your visit will be devoted to exploring, not shopping, because your cooler is already full. (You did pack a cooler, right?) The sellers of scavenged goods and dollar-store specialties are interesting, but that's not what we are here for. Proceed to buildings #6 and #1 and load up on the following: Stuffed pretzels at Roseanne's in Building 6. These are huge and delicious, a meal in your hand, a hot sandwich on salty pretzel dough. Steak and cheese is the best seller with good reason. Apple Fritters at Miller's, directly across the aisle from Roseanne's. (Thanks to Christine R for this and other tips, which appear in the other Yelp listing for Green Dragon. Her 2012 descriptions were identical to our experience in 2017.) Sunnyside Bakery at one end of #6, where you can get excellent fresh donut like things called long johns. The cafeteria in #1 where you can buy some cheap ice, which you'll need for your cooler if it's a hot day. We did not eat here but the Pennsylvania Dutch menu looked delicious. You will dine in a private experience that puts you on view for the less fortunate strollers, exactly as at Eataly in Manhattan. Also in #1 is King's Fresh Meats, where I found delectable pickled tripe. If you're a fan of sour head cheese (I realize you probably aren't) this is as good as it gets. General tips: look for the lines to find the most popular and probably best places among many selling the same things. I did not get a successful shoo fly pie and I wish I had bought from the place outside where people were lining up to purchase. The "seven sours" i.e. pickled items are available at a number of stands and I struggled to decide which to patronize, before realizing they mostly sell items from the same half-dozen state regulated kitchens. Chow chow and pepper cabbage are regional specialties. There is a household items auction at 2 pm which we missed; check it out if you're there at the right time. There are also daily hay and small animal auctions.

The gold standard of farmers' markets, for my money. There's so much variety, there's hardly any point in pointing out singular businesses. I'll just say this. If you're walking in and see something you have to have on a vendor's table, don't buy it yet. You'll probably see it cheaper once you turn the corner, Worth making your way in just if you want the foodie experience. And again, be patient and find exactly what you want. It's there. Probably not the best choice for the claustrophobic.

I have to say I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the Raub's sub sandwiches. I ordered a turkey w/ oil & vinegar & it was so tasty. The sub roll was very fresh & overall this sandwich is a winner! The reasonable prices are always appreciated and quick service is a plus! Next time at farmer's market will grab another to take home!

We visited for the second time today and unlike all the reviews whining about no masks I enjoyed being able to breathe and communicate easily since clearly masks are optional. The last time we visited was the end of January so I was happy to see so many more vendors here today. Our favorite is the pet treat stand across from the butcher in building 6, she always has a great selection & great prices. The pretzels in #6 are the best out off all of the different options, gotta love cheese filled little smokies wrapped in a pretzel and don't forget to get the sweet mustard, you get 6 for $4. The apple fritters are delightful, well worth $2.25 each. I do wish this place had a stand with freshly squeezed juices but other than that you can literally find any & everything you could possibly want or need here. We live in Baltimore but have friends that live in the Poconos so we always stop here on the way up, already counting the days till our next visit in June.

Lots of overpriced items, and inferior quality items. The brisket was basically inedible. The produce was way overpriced, compared to what one can get at farms on the way to the Green Dragon.

This place is great. Love the farmers market and love the vendors. Very kind and caring. This isn't a super fancy department store so please don't come here absent minded. But don't be fooled, there are great items here for all flavors of people. Another reason I love this place is because it's a lot more relaxed than most. Some folks may cringe at the site of people not wearing masks but it's a choice not a law. If you want to wear a mask, go ahead. If you don't want to wear a mask, then don't. No need to complain about masks. In fact those who complain about not wearing masks, have nothing else better to do. If the masks thing really bothers you, do your part if you must and wear your own mask and respect personal space. Otherwise STFU and continue to ruin your own life.

Only open on Thursday but the best place for fresh baked goods, seasonal produce, soft pretzels and much more.

We wont be returning for quite awhile. I love this place but I can't be comfortable with almost all of the vendors and shoppers not following social distancing nor mask guidelines. I made a mistake coming here today and I regret trusting people to take this health risk seriously. As a nurse, I am sadly distressed by the lack of responsibility shown by all. Good luck

Fantastic place to visit lots of stuff Good food, beautiful surroundings, antiques lof

Ever been to the Reading Terminal Market in Philadelphia, or the Grand Central Market in Manhattan, or the North Market in Columbus, OH? They are massive food emporiums that sell every kind of food known to mankind. Think any fruit and vegetable under the sun, eggs, ice cream, pies, breads, donuts, whoopee pies, cookies, eggs, meats, sausages, jerky, popcorn - get the picture? The assortment never ends. Ever been to a really, really, big flea market, like the Elephant's Trunk in Connecticut or the Brimfield Fair in Massachusetts? Places where you can buy clothes, and tools, and books, and electronics, and more food. Well, combine the two, throw in animal auctions for good measure, and you have the Green Dragon Market and Auction. They're only open on Fridays, and basically, it's a Farmers Market spread throughout seven large buildings, a few smaller ones, and lots of outdoor stalls. They have plenty of eating options, ranging from sit down restaurants to stands for pizza or sausage. We had a blast, wandering around the complex, weaving in and out of the buildings, looking at all of the incredible foods and stuff for sale. I bought a half pound of meat sticks from one of the butchers. We found a very cool place that sold thousands of coffee K Cups, many of which I had never seen before. You buy the cups individually and make your own custom dozen. They ran around sixty cents each, so that was a fairly decent price. We had fun going through the boxes and picking out our twelve. Bottom line is we had a terrific time here.

I grew up going to Roots in manheim, but on occasion, I've visited Green Dragon in the past. It's a bit more flea market than farmer's market, but with plenty of fresh food and traveling back to Philadelphia, my wife and I wanted to get some fresh items in lieu of our usual big box grocery trip. It worked in a pinch and it's open Fridays, but we still prefer Roots for our purposes - I don't begrudge those going for the flea market purchases though. Pros: Some great fresh items. The produce was of higher price than I would have expected, but not overpriced, especially for the quality. Meats, cheeses, etc were all within line of price, quality and freshness. I had a hoagie from Raub's which I thoroughly enjoyed - extremely soft roll with fresh cut fixin's. Exactly what I expected and wanted. My wife's meatball sandwich was also quite good. Both were large (almost too large?) for a single sitting. Not terribly crowded in the winter. There's a bathroom attendant in the men's room who was really nice! Cons: The crowd is definitely, uh, well it fits the market. I had 4 teeth pulled as a kid and I still think I was in the upper 90% in terms of tooth count (yeah, I'm that guy who makes that joke). It's relatively clean, but there were definitely some gross spots and unkempt areas. It's a farmer's market, but it was even unkempt for those expectations. Parking is not ample on busy days. It's fine if it's not busy. Limited selection of fruits/veggies. This is more flea market focused. Other Notes: I'm trying not to venture into the political realm, but there were three (3!!!) Trump 2020 stores/stands. It's not that big of a market. If this makes you uncomfortable, this market might not be for you. Conclusion: I'll probably go back to Roots but in a pinch, Green Dragon works as well. Too many flea market goods for my needs, but I appreciate the nitch. It's fine.

This place is pretty nice there is an inside and outside and lots of vendors and places to get all kinds of food. The vendors are very friendly. Food ,jewelry candles kitchenware you name it they have have it. I love the fresh fruit and the pies that they have.

Love coming here in the winter when it's not so crowded. Kind of annoying to go in the summer when city folk from NY and NJ come. I just wish they were open more than one day, I live down the road and would be here a few times a week if they were open. Get some pretzels from Roseannes. I wouldn't buy meat or deli products here but produce is usually great.

This was incredible. I would highly recommend staying inside the buildings as the stalls outside were mainly full of cheap imported items. The stuffed pretzel place was phenomenal!!!!!!

First time in over a year I felt like I needed to leave somewhere out of fear of contracting Covid...I'm vaccinated. I would guess about 5% of guests had masks and almost 0% of vendors. There was no way to distance, it was super crowded and I lasted about a half hour before I was crawling out of my skin. I'm giving it two stars because I did buy some beautiful handmade goods but not sure if throwing myself into germ land was worth it.

I would go here often when I lived in NY. Now I live south, just did a 3 trip to PA and wasn't disappointed. Cooler full of meat and bags of produce. Hope to make this trip every 6 months.