Great market! I prefer it to the Broad street market. Parking is easier, better quality stands, great selection of vittles. Peggy's Silver Spoon is a gourmet cooks dream. Luv you Peggy! The Bbq place on the end has great grub. The pizza stand has surprisingly good pie for a farm market stand. The Amish pretzels and pretzel dogs are a must stop. Their lemonade is refreshing. S.Clyde Weaver is a charcuterie dream! The only place I've ever seen Irish back bacon. Super Yumz! Many other wonderful stands, too many to mention. Kepler's seafood is a tad pricey, but the selection is satisfactory. The turkey stand has great poultry and rabbits. Come early and come hungry.
Michael S.
The West Shore Farmers Market is another Harrisburg-area institution. It is somewhat larger than the Broad Street Market and features merchandise vendors in addition to fresh produce and a variety of food selections. There's something for (almost) everyone: coffee, bagels, produce, a used bookstore, pizza, and more. It is worth a visit if you're in the area on a weekend but I recommend you arrive early because it gets somewhat crowded and the parking lot can be an adventure. Check their website for current hours as they are only open on weekends with a few vendors open on Tuesdays as well. Some COVID comments: vendors and customers wear face covers. However, the aisles aren't very wide and even with a reduced number of customers it can be a bit challenging to maintain appropriate distance. That's no one's fault, just the reality of how the inside of the market is laid out.
Malini A.
Has great selection of baked good, produce, meats, coffee, food items even though its smaller than the Broad Street Market. Have visited multiple times for pizza slices, ground coffee, dip and condiments, produce and have always loved my experience. Has plenty of parking outside. Seasonal decorations and the shops are so lively and get busy during peak times. Its better to go early in the day. Upstairs there are boutiques for clothes, jewelry and higher end products to select from.
Pannipannini
We bumped into this place looking for coffee...but found instead great places to eat and but fresh food. Lots of Amish vendors at reasonable prices, too. Dayton’s coffee - meh...weak and average. Pretzels were delicious. We plan to return...
flcoppen
First time visitor. Several venders fresh meats cheese and cheeses. Candy and bakery items. Plenty of places and clean restrooms.
Darva K.
I can always find great ideas for dinner! And don't forget the little shops upstairs, great gift ideas!
Going2Travel2
It is worth the time, effort and such a selection. Local farm supplied meats, bakery items and more. I was specifically looking for fresh rabbit and found it at his Farmers Market. It was reasonably priced. Fresh in season produce is what you expect and this is what you get. Recommend you go over and over again.Open Tuesday's and Friday's only.
Donald G
The best place for fresh produce,seafood, meats both fresh and smoked and lunch meats of every variety. Pies and sticky buns to die for. Many stalls for hot lunch foods with limited space to sit down. Always come here when I am in town
Sandy K.
I've been to many farmers markets over the years and this ranks in the top three! Very nice selection of meats, produce, baked goods and food stands. Very clean market and everything is always very fresh and delicious!
Danye' M.
Omg I love this place! My bf used to live in Lemoyne and I hesitated when going here so many times. Why!!!...I'm hooked now and will definitely be back. Everything is super fresh, affordable and the vendors are a treat. I pretty much brought everything lol yea almost. I got fresh chicken, fruits, vegetables and the famous amish pretzels. Let me not forget the candy omg various sorts I haven't seen since I was a little girl. Atmosphere is lively, clean and it smells of berries and watermelon seeds yes the seeds lol hey don't mind me! Please don't wait like me...go visit you won't be disappointed.
we go once a week on Saturday's. A few stalls open on Tue, but Fri and Sat their big days. Always buy baked goods from Sweet Treats Bakery. Amish family run and everything made fresh! WONDERFUL! Can order ahead 717-761-CAKE. They also has sugar free items, Always to end of market closest to Marker Street, Lemoyne. You will love their items.
Charles B.
It's been a long time since we've been here and it's still as awesome as ever, today for lunch we got a half rack of ribs and 6 smoked wings, the ribs were awesome I wasn't a big fan of the wings a little dry for me. We also got a 14" pepperoni pizza this was delicious I love thin crust pizza! We also for a snack shared a soft pretzel this too was delicious! The Macaroni salad we purchased was also very delicious I can't say we've had a bad experience. Our puppy was happy too we bought him a homemade bone and man was he a happy puppy.
John G.
It's a farmers market! Great Food! Great variety of things the upstairs has unique shops a step up from the old days of Farmers markets but still plenty of farm goods to be had! Fresh Meats Fish and poultry plenty of veggie stands along with numerous other items! Hardest thing to do here is find a parking space! But be patient one will be available!
Loree D.
We do love that place as it has all stuff what you look for in food. All local good from farm. They know how to take care of food and chemical free. Plus cute little things from the last that we can learn more about to compare to modern today.
Eileen H.
It was just....ok. I'm a Broad Street Market frequenter so I thought I'd check this place out (this was my first time here). I thought it was a bunch of high priced produce, meats and foods and I they definitely don't offer as many hot food/take out choices as Broad Street (where I also think they have better/competitive priced produce and fresh meats. I guess I'm just spoiled. I walked out of here with a $4 bunch of asparagus (I've paid $2 for the same size bunch at other places) and some snap peas. The boutique style stores upstairs are also high priced; however, one of the stores has some really neat/unique gift ideas if you want to spend the money. Sadly, I won't be back.
Great market! I prefer it to the Broad street market. Parking is easier, better quality stands, great selection of vittles. Peggy's Silver Spoon is a gourmet cooks dream. Luv you Peggy! The Bbq place on the end has great grub. The pizza stand has surprisingly good pie for a farm market stand. The Amish pretzels and pretzel dogs are a must stop. Their lemonade is refreshing. S.Clyde Weaver is a charcuterie dream! The only place I've ever seen Irish back bacon. Super Yumz! Many other wonderful stands, too many to mention. Kepler's seafood is a tad pricey, but the selection is satisfactory. The turkey stand has great poultry and rabbits. Come early and come hungry.
The West Shore Farmers Market is another Harrisburg-area institution. It is somewhat larger than the Broad Street Market and features merchandise vendors in addition to fresh produce and a variety of food selections. There's something for (almost) everyone: coffee, bagels, produce, a used bookstore, pizza, and more. It is worth a visit if you're in the area on a weekend but I recommend you arrive early because it gets somewhat crowded and the parking lot can be an adventure. Check their website for current hours as they are only open on weekends with a few vendors open on Tuesdays as well. Some COVID comments: vendors and customers wear face covers. However, the aisles aren't very wide and even with a reduced number of customers it can be a bit challenging to maintain appropriate distance. That's no one's fault, just the reality of how the inside of the market is laid out.
Has great selection of baked good, produce, meats, coffee, food items even though its smaller than the Broad Street Market. Have visited multiple times for pizza slices, ground coffee, dip and condiments, produce and have always loved my experience. Has plenty of parking outside. Seasonal decorations and the shops are so lively and get busy during peak times. Its better to go early in the day. Upstairs there are boutiques for clothes, jewelry and higher end products to select from.
We bumped into this place looking for coffee...but found instead great places to eat and but fresh food. Lots of Amish vendors at reasonable prices, too. Dayton’s coffee - meh...weak and average. Pretzels were delicious. We plan to return...
First time visitor. Several venders fresh meats cheese and cheeses. Candy and bakery items. Plenty of places and clean restrooms.
I can always find great ideas for dinner! And don't forget the little shops upstairs, great gift ideas!
It is worth the time, effort and such a selection. Local farm supplied meats, bakery items and more. I was specifically looking for fresh rabbit and found it at his Farmers Market. It was reasonably priced. Fresh in season produce is what you expect and this is what you get. Recommend you go over and over again.Open Tuesday's and Friday's only.
The best place for fresh produce,seafood, meats both fresh and smoked and lunch meats of every variety. Pies and sticky buns to die for. Many stalls for hot lunch foods with limited space to sit down. Always come here when I am in town
I've been to many farmers markets over the years and this ranks in the top three! Very nice selection of meats, produce, baked goods and food stands. Very clean market and everything is always very fresh and delicious!
Omg I love this place! My bf used to live in Lemoyne and I hesitated when going here so many times. Why!!!...I'm hooked now and will definitely be back. Everything is super fresh, affordable and the vendors are a treat. I pretty much brought everything lol yea almost. I got fresh chicken, fruits, vegetables and the famous amish pretzels. Let me not forget the candy omg various sorts I haven't seen since I was a little girl. Atmosphere is lively, clean and it smells of berries and watermelon seeds yes the seeds lol hey don't mind me! Please don't wait like me...go visit you won't be disappointed.
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we go once a week on Saturday's. A few stalls open on Tue, but Fri and Sat their big days. Always buy baked goods from Sweet Treats Bakery. Amish family run and everything made fresh! WONDERFUL! Can order ahead 717-761-CAKE. They also has sugar free items, Always to end of market closest to Marker Street, Lemoyne. You will love their items.
It's been a long time since we've been here and it's still as awesome as ever, today for lunch we got a half rack of ribs and 6 smoked wings, the ribs were awesome I wasn't a big fan of the wings a little dry for me. We also got a 14" pepperoni pizza this was delicious I love thin crust pizza! We also for a snack shared a soft pretzel this too was delicious! The Macaroni salad we purchased was also very delicious I can't say we've had a bad experience. Our puppy was happy too we bought him a homemade bone and man was he a happy puppy.
It's a farmers market! Great Food! Great variety of things the upstairs has unique shops a step up from the old days of Farmers markets but still plenty of farm goods to be had! Fresh Meats Fish and poultry plenty of veggie stands along with numerous other items! Hardest thing to do here is find a parking space! But be patient one will be available!
We do love that place as it has all stuff what you look for in food. All local good from farm. They know how to take care of food and chemical free. Plus cute little things from the last that we can learn more about to compare to modern today.
It was just....ok. I'm a Broad Street Market frequenter so I thought I'd check this place out (this was my first time here). I thought it was a bunch of high priced produce, meats and foods and I they definitely don't offer as many hot food/take out choices as Broad Street (where I also think they have better/competitive priced produce and fresh meats. I guess I'm just spoiled. I walked out of here with a $4 bunch of asparagus (I've paid $2 for the same size bunch at other places) and some snap peas. The boutique style stores upstairs are also high priced; however, one of the stores has some really neat/unique gift ideas if you want to spend the money. Sadly, I won't be back.