Dutch Country Farmers’market

Amazing food, especially the smoked wings and chicken etc. excellent!!!
Nice friendly people, the location is kind Hidden.

Hold. Up. Is this an AMISH MARKET, or just a market run by Amish people? There is an Amish Market here in Willingboro, and what makes it an Amish Market is that the stuff is MADE BY AMISH PEOPLE, ie, hand crafted or cooked, using fresh ingredients, from scratch. I just had lunch here that was absolutely TERRIBLE. I’ll explain.
I went here earlier this week with my stepfather, as he was raving about the place. I got a hot roast beef sandwich with gravy, but was on a time crunch and had to get back ASAP. So I had to get it, take it to go and when I got to where I needed to be, had to practically inhale the thing. The sandwich did NOTHING for me, but I chalked it up to the circumstances surrounding my consumption that may have led to the less than stellar experience. SO, I decided to give this place a fair shake and go back when I had a little more time to devote to the experience. Well, I went there today for lunch and had an ABYSMAL turkey sandwich with a infuriating side of mac and cheese. AGAIN, I’m figuring «Amish Market» means that this stuff is going to be quality ingredients and slow cooked meats and what not. What I got was PROCESSED turkey slices and fucking stouffers mac and cheese. I threw over half of both in the trash. The turkey wasn’t even like deli slices of breast meat. It was chunk, pressed and formed bullshit oscar myer type turkey slices. The mac and cheese was atrocious! They don’t even make their own mac and cheese?! C’MON! I’ve had sandwiches 100 times better from WAWA. Ugh. I knew something was amiss when I noticed all the Amish using blenders and electronic credit card machines…(seriously though… I’m still totally unclear on this facet; I thought eschewing all things modern and electronic was the Amish way? I’m so confused.) Just because some guy named Jebidiah is rocking a weird beard and some girl in a bonnet is making your sandwich doesn’t mean your country market is an Amish one apparently. Its crazy because the place is usually pretty packed. (its also hella small, so that adds to it). Maybe… MAYBE I’ll go back to try the hot options or the pies and cakes or something, but I will NOT be getting another sandwich here. Ugh. Severely disappointed.

I lived in the area my whole life and was just introduced to this gem. My boyfriend bought honey, a turkey and ham sandwich on the potato bread, and a breakfast pretzel with eggs bacon and cheese. The honey is homemade and is so sweet and delicious. I’ll admit that the sandwiches looked pretty plain and boring but once you bite into it, its like heaven. The bread is so soft and the meat isn’t your regular deli meat, its real ham and turkey sliced thin, put some honey on the ham sandwhich and your set. The pretzel breakfast sandwich was the most phenomenal of all. The pretzel is so soft and buttery and the melted cheese they put in it is delicious. Its just enough to fill you up.

By far hands down the best Ribs in Northeast Philadelphia absolutely fresh from their farm right to your dinner table! I have been going to here for years, They just recently did a bunch of remodeling and it looks very welcoming!
There are many sections that offer different varieties of food, they have their hot meat and poultry section a cold meat and poltry section, a cold deli/​desert section and they even have a hot fresh station to warm your belly with that amazing roast beef on a kaiser roll with homemade gravy and horseradish they do accept debit/​credit cards, there seems to be no minimum fee :) they do have unusual hours since they are Amish, so just make sure to check if they are open before you go there! There have been many times where I’ve got there and their hours have changed. So just be aware :)

This place is amazing. lots of fresh food to choose from. From fresh regular, chocolate, and strawberry milk, to roast beef sandwiches, to chocolate chip cheesecakes, this place will excite your taste buds!

I’ve been coming here for years for everything! What the offer: hot wings and other food to pick up, a full meat counter with freshly butchered meats, a huge variety of homemade drinks (milks, lemonade, tea), a deli with freshly sliced meats, and sandwiches made to order on fresh potato bread, fresh homemade dutchess pretzels, a huge variety of baked goods, fresh fruits, fresh veggies, homemade honey… I seriously could go on for ever!
Go and try it yourself! My recommendations: freshly sliced turkey on a homemade potato roll, dutch pretzel, carrot cake, and a homemade lemonade to wash it down with. Enjoy

This place has improved much in the past year. The seafood medley, the yellow macaroni salad from Stolzfus Deli, & the soft pretzels are still great. Baked goods from B-​I-​H & Pellman are available if limited. Still no fresh fruit or veg, but some new offerings will bring me back more often.
They have added a meat purveyor that has some quality beef of all kinds including fresh ground reg. & lean, pork, and sausages. Bacon, pork or beef (which I tried for the first time & liked; still not as good as pork) is another option. Tried the beef philly cheesesteak sausages and they were just O.K. They also have a deli w/​meats and cheeses by the pound; and a fridge full of cheeses, spreads, yogurt and stuff from Lanacster Co. Prices are fair and quality is great!
I also see that Dienners from Lancaster co. has opened up a poultry stand where the other crappy one was. Gotta try their products next. Pepole are always lined up for the bbq chicken, so perhaps another time as well.

This review is based solely on the customer service since I wasn’t even waited on. They were extremely rude at the turkey counter where there three teenage girls were «working.» Apparently you need a ticket to be acknowledged or spoken to.
So I go to the counter to place an order, but then realized that I needed a ticket. I go to grab one and the machine wasn’t dispensing any. I stand, ok… literally within arms reach of the girls and two of them proceeded to look in my face and wipe the counter off and do various other things, except greet me or ask if I had a question or needed service.
The smell of all the food was intoxocating and mouthwatering, but I don’t care how it smells. Learn how to GREET/​ACKNOWLEDGE YOUR CUSTOMERS!

I have been coming here for some time now as it’s one of my lunch spots in the northeast. Most likely you’ll need to take a number if your looking to get any of their hot foods. Their rotisserie chicken is awesome! You can get a whole or half chicken, which the pleasant Amish girl will gladly cut for you. They also have smoked wings and turkey legs that are really good as well. Their other big seller are their Ribs you can get full or half racks. Their dry rub are my favorite or you can try them lathered in BBQ sauce, either way you won’t be disappointed. And as a side dish give the roasted carrots a try, they are so good! I keep saying I’m going to come back and try their fresh meats ands homemade salads. So if your looking for a little Amish flavor no need to go to Lancaster it’s right here in northeast Philly!

AWESOME!!! Great pretzels, sandwiches, rotisserie chicken, and desserts… you’ll have a though time deciding what to get. Everything is so fresh… try the lemonade!

The best fresh meat in the area. I get delicious chicken, turkey, beef from them that I cook from for my infant, as well as the rest of the family. I consider their meats better quality that organic meat sold in stores, yet the prices are more reasonable. And the service is extremely nice and pleasant.

I cannot get enough of their sour cream and onion soft pretzels. They are the only items I have had from this place. Everything does look good, though. One of these days I’ll get back there and do some real shoppin’!