Best around in quality and diverse selection. Family run business with everything from fruits, vegetables, meats, dairy, breads, treats and health. Organic everything without the official qualification. They have been amending their soil for the past twenty plus years to change it over from traditional, pesticide and herbicide farming techniques. Chris is a wonderful person and his family are all just as great. Cash only FYI.
Organic farm market with various products including organic veggies, organic and grass fed meats, herbal teas, and baked goods. The baked goods had ingredients that were whole food and non GMO. Its a little pricey, but I come from NY where less wholesome foods are the same price. Food the way God (not corporations) intended it to be.
This is a small Amish farmer's market that stocks a variety of locally grown produce, with whatever is in season at the time you visit.
Seasonal items are mostly fruit and vegetables, but there are also some plants and flowers that vary throughout the year.
All-season items include dairy foods such as eggs and cheese, some baked goods, jars of preserves and sauces, and a variety of meats.
I’ve been going to Maple Arch Farm Market for 5 years. They sell quality produce for great prices. Not to mention has the best steaks and meat products I’ve ever tasted. If you’re looking for farm to table….this is your place!
Extremely nice n helpful owner on my first stop here. He explained his family business and gave me more information than I even needed, so very thorough. All produce is organic, have beef and lamb in freezer. You can place orders for fresh Thanksgiving turkeys. and even a sign regarding Goat meat. The prices for the meats is on the high side if you consider the price for fresh butchered, but organic meats n vegetables are also more expensive to grow and raise. To buy some things here is ok, but not if your going to do your own canning because it'd be a bit high like to can green beans as a example or tomatoes, but smaller quantities don't feel quite as expensive. It is nice you have such a large selection of meats, vegetables, dairy, unpasteurized apple cider. homemade ice cream, chocolate, coffee, and I think vanilla, drinkable yogurt 2 or 3 flavors and much more
This is a newfound gem for me. Stopped on a whim while driving to the mountains upstate and was blown away by the beautiful, fresh produce and variety of local goods. Their lettuces were irresistible (I'm primarily a plant-based eater) and if I was going home, not on a trip, I would've bought more goodies. Local kombucha (I got blueberry), homemade granola, baked goods, chips, canned goods, and more made this a way more interesting stop than I expected. Prices on produce were reasonable if not a good deal, and overall I'm happy with what I left with for the price. It's hard to find quality produce that's local, organic, looks and tastes amazing, and is still affordable. Can't wait to return for more! Thank you, Maple Arch :)
Excellent home grown veggies that are super fresh! Large selection of frozen meats. Freshly baked bread, pies and other goodies. Try the peach jam - it tastes like a fresh peach!
Absolutely phenomenal! They have the freshest, non-gmo, organic food you can buy! All at low prices!
We drive up from the DC area to shop here. Totally worth it. Organic, non pasteurized, food, milk, and vegetables just taste so much better.
Everyone is very nice and hospitable as well.
Just great people.
You cannot get more authentically Amish than this farm. Their philosophy “Food is Medicine” permeates the whole store. Their vegetables are grown locally and organically on their farm-super fresh and lovely veggies. I also bought their home made blueberry and blackberry jams also farm grown locally, hearty bread, honey candy, raw yes raw kefir which is so hard to find and blueberry plus ginger kombucha. Real food real people makes me feel right at home!
