None Such Farm Market

None Such Farm saved our Thanksgiving two years in a row. I always think I’m going to get everything done (and work and do all my normal household chores as well as keep on top of the kids schoolwork). For the last two years I ended up cooking the pies and turkey and got ALL of our side dishes from None Such Farms. Folks there are very organized and helpful.
Cranberry relish, vegetable sides and all the fixings you could imagine are plentiful even the day before the holiday. Going to the farm made Thanksgiving fun for ME and of course, I learned my lesson and went back for food for Christmas dinner.
So glad I live pretty close by. Well worth the price (obviously higher than grocery stores but higher quality too) and sanity saving.

Nice little farm store. They have a good amount of locally grown veg, fruit and meat as well as fresh bread, prepared dishes, dairy and stuff you’d find at any small grocery. They also have a decent amount of organics. Prices aren’t too terrible, though I found their locally raised beef prices to be totally out of whack, considering what you can get in stores. For example, you can go to Wegman’s and get grass fed, organic sirloins for about the same price as their conventional sirloins. Other than that small critique, I really do like shopping here. Four stars.

Was in the area and stopped in. Wow, $ 3.00 for a candy cane??? $ 5.00 for a medium size decorated cookie. Looked at a dozen things and every one was sooo over priced. Whole foods is even cheaper. How do, these people sleep at night? I guess good, because someone is supporting their farm.

I am fortunate to have a good friend living in beautiful Buckingham. We always come here to buy grilling & other cooking ingredients.
Though the prices are on the high side, the quality is worth it for their meats & produce (in season); raised and grown across the road. Always impeccably fresh and ever so tasty. Great beef for burgers (try the one w/​brisket) steaks, etc. Nice selection of their own produce in the spring & summer. Also have a lot of organic as well (not local). They carry fresh seafood, plants, groceries, and lots of other goodies too.

Never seen such high beef prices in my life… They have more than doubled their prices over the last year. Price gouging at it’s finest. Nice produce though.

I have been shopping at this store for 13 years. I am aware that they are a bit pricey but I will still go there for special things. I went there yesterday to buy fruit and came across containers of cut up watermelon that they were $ 5 — $ 6 each. I looked at the price per lb. and it was $ 7.99 per lb. for Watermelon! You can buy an entire watermelon for $ 6.99 I have bought their cut fruit in the past and it was not this ridiculously priced. Needless to say, I will not be purchasing the cut up fruit anymore!

After patronizing None Such Farm for over 18 years, I will no longer step foot in their store.
Several years ago I started noticing a change in not only their pricing, but also their personnel. One by one some of my favorite employees have left. I was told by management that they chose to leave, only to find out later from said employees that working conditions and the treatment they received were so horrible that they had no choice. Some had worked there for over 17 years.
I considered myself a regular and valued customer, stopping by the store several times a week. I spent a fortune on their meats, prepared foods, in season vegetables as well as gifts, plants and arrangements. But when I expressed my disappointment and concern about not only the change in employees, but also the very high prices, I was treated very rudely by the two women who are serving as managers.. It used to be a wonderfully run family enterprise. Now the misery and gloom is palpable.
Most recently i discovered that my favorite flower designer has been forced to leave. Her name is Susan and I have followed her from her early days at The Village Flower Shop in Peddler’s village. LIke a good hair stylist, I would follow her to the ends of the earth. My friends and I were regularly purchasing her fresh and silk arrangements.
I can’t imagine what the business model is that the two managers are following.
I have spoken to dozens of past customers who, like me, have left and will never return.
I hate to see a local business fail. I just can’t, in good conscience, support this type of business and these kinds of people. I hope they read this and take it to heart. I speak for many and we are spreading the word.

I had driven by None Such Farm Market many times since I moved here 2 years ago, but I never had any reason to want to stop in.
Until the day that I wanted to cook scallops for dinner, and they had just happened to advertise fresh seafood and scallops on the marquee sign out front.
I was so happily surprised when I ventured in!!!
The selection is outstanding, their fresh vegetables, corn, strawberries, melons, and much more is grown across the street on their farm.
They have a board up which is constantly changing, giving the expected date of the harvesting and availability of upcoming produce.
They sell beautiful bedding plants and vegetable plants, as well as cut flowers.
I always leave happy, and ready to go home and start cooking!

None Such is a local institution in the Buckinham area. Great mixture of loca foods, butcher and plants. Their corn is top notch, and they have been sponsoring a corn celebration each year a tthe Candlewyck down the road

People, this is a farm market! Would you expect a roadside stand to offer public bathrooms? Are you really reviewing them because of their bathrooms? If you prefer to shop at supermarkets because price is your only consideration, then by all means continue to buy the substandard products offered there. None Such is a local, family owned farm that produces incredibly high quality products. Their corn is second to none! I have visited the farm and also found that they are committed to healthy and ethical farming practices. You may pay a little more, but you can look across the street and see the source of your food and meet the people responsible for bringing it to you. I have always found the staff to be friendly and knowledgeable and willing to help with any questions. Supporting local farms and community should be part of your decision. If we don’t, they will be a thing of the past.

None Such Market is my favorite place in the area for chicken. They offer whole roasters, wings, thighs, legs, and breasts from pastured chicken farms in the area and also have organic available (though their regular, lowered price chicken is actually more naturally and ethically raised, I was told during a great talk with the butcher there.)
During the warmer months, None Such is my favorite spot for strawberries, melons, eggplants, zucchini, and other vegetables that are grown across the street on the None Such Farm. I also buy all my herbs for my patio garden each spring from None Such.
They also have Solebury Orchard, Manoff Garden Market, and Blue Moon Acres products available (though the Blue Moon greens are VERY expensive and not worth it if you can make it to the b.m. farm on Tuesdays or Fridays). They have quality vinegars, coffee, and Brianna’s salad dressings, and tons of other things — you could do most of your shopping there — as well as their own beef products and antibiotic free lamb and pork (all meats and poulty in the butcher cases are antibiotic and hormone free).
I do wish, though, that they offered a better dairy and cheese selection. I don’t know if any of their dairy products are from good, or factory, farms.
Overall, it’s a great place to shop!

High prices and indifferent, very arrogant service from 2 women who appeared to be management of some kind. To treat a customer as I was treated they surely must have been related to the owner. There is just no way I will give people like that my money. High prices + nasty service= too New York City for me.
I find the quality no better than any other place. True, they do have corn in season, but so does any other farm market. The cider comes from a farm down the road, but you can buy directly from the apple farm, so why should I stop in here? Assorted fresh produce and meats are sold here, but I prefer to drive to the supermarket after my experiences here. Many non-​essential, «gourmet» or specialty items, but they are available in any supermarket and at a much lower price. An example of high price: The sandwich in the case was priced at 7+ dollars. Folks, there is a well-​known convenience store but 1 block away that will make you a great sandwich for half that price.
The potato salad, mac salad, cole slaw and similiar are priced to make your head spin. Go to a supermarket or make it yourself. High prices in general on most items. Compare and you will see.
Also, no public bathroom.
Not worth a long drive from somewhere else. Save your money and your gasoline.

I’ve gone here and I have bought produce and meats before but i honestly find it no better then another store like whole foods or trader joes. The place is nicely laid out and is a great stop on the way to/​from peddlers village or NJ.
I also want to point out one very important thing about this place. They do not have a public bathroom! I don’t understand how you can be this large of a store and not allow the public to use a toilet you know they have! They have lost a star because of it.

Pick your own Strawberries in season has given me and now my little one spring after late spring of red-​stained –face bliss. None Such has great, fresh, farm-​raised, seasonal produce. (That means berry bliss in May/​June and Corn late summer.)
We love it. The same family has owned and run None-​such for years!

Find None Such Farm Market out in Bucks County. Besides fresh vegetables and fruits, they sell meat, and have a selection of condiments to go, like pickles and Kelchner’s horseradish — this is one spot where I stock up on the good stuff.
Friendly service (they’re family-​owned and operated), fresh produce, locally grown. It’s a cinch to get to and there’s decent lot parking. Stop in!

Yes, you will pay more than Acme or Stop & Shop, but not that much more, and certainly less than Whole Foods. You won’t get better quality local meats or local fruits and veg in season — None Such corn on the cob is the best and I go out of my way to get it in season in late summer.
I’ve also had great luck with the herb and vegetable plants they sell in the springtime.