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Farmers' market
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Mid-Atlantic restaurant (US)
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(570) 955-0077
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Why you should go
- Enjoy delicious farm-to-table meals with top-notch ingredients
- Explore a cozy market offering quality local goods like natural soaps and candles
- Experience a unique menu featuring standout dishes such as Mac and cheese
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Great place to checkout. Great owner, delicious food, wonderful selection of items to purchase and extremely clean bathrooms. I tried the grain bowl and it had wonderful flavors. I like how they offer many vendors in the area to host in their location.
Overall- not a place for me.I didn't have a clue what to expect going here because I didn't know where my husband was taking me.At first look I noted that they need to get some signage up outside. (I think they may be working on this as I saw a sign against the wall on my way out... but it needs to be hung up outside.)The building looks chic and neat inside with a farm to table rustic theme/feel. When you first walk in there are many different local items from honey and jams to art pieces.The menu is small, which isn't usually a bad thing. The food items offered just weren't my preference I guess.Both of us ordered hamburgers. One mountain with slaw and one jalapeno with veggie chips. The waitress informed us the hamburgers would be cooked medium- perfect for me, I thought. However, they didn't come that way. They were much more on the rare side, too rare for my liking. The meat its self was bland. The buns were pretty good and I enjoyed the garlic aioli on the jalapeno burger. The slaw was vinegar based and not awesome but not terrible. The vegetable chips were dried vegetables, not veggie chips like you would buy in the chip isle of a store. If you like your veggies, you'd enjoy them.
My husband and I just had a delicious brunch this morning and this wonderful place. This shop is so lovely, and sells so many neat, local products. Whether it's some groceries or unique gifts you might look for, there is a small, but interesting selection.
Great place to checkout. Great owner, delicious food, wonderful selection of items to purchase and extremely clean bathrooms. I tried the grain bowl and it had wonderful flavors. I like how they offer many vendors in the area to host in their location.
Overall- not a place for me.I didn't have a clue what to expect going here because I didn't know where my husband was taking me.At first look I noted that they need to get some signage up outside. (I think they may be working on this as I saw a sign against the wall on my way out... but it needs to be hung up outside.)The building looks chic and neat inside with a farm to table rustic theme/feel. When you first walk in there are many different local items from honey and jams to art pieces.The menu is small, which isn't usually a bad thing. The food items offered just weren't my preference I guess.Both of us ordered hamburgers. One mountain with slaw and one jalapeno with veggie chips. The waitress informed us the hamburgers would be cooked medium- perfect for me, I thought. However, they didn't come that way. They were much more on the rare side, too rare for my liking. The meat its self was bland. The buns were pretty good and I enjoyed the garlic aioli on the jalapeno burger. The slaw was vinegar based and not awesome but not terrible. The vegetable chips were dried vegetables, not veggie chips like you would buy in the chip isle of a store. If you like your veggies, you'd enjoy them.
My husband and I just had a delicious brunch this morning and this wonderful place. This shop is so lovely, and sells so many neat, local products. Whether it's some groceries or unique gifts you might look for, there is a small, but interesting selection.
We gathered reviews from Google and Tripadvisor, and summarized helpful tips as well as commonly mentioned things others might find useful.
- Try their highly recommended Mac and cheese dish
- Visit during breakfast hours for their hash breakfasts with blend potatoes
- Check out the diverse selection of local products available for purchase in the market area
- Consider trying unique offerings like garlic aioli on burgers or coffee-scented candles from their collection
Reviews
The Wandering Hen Cafe and Market offers a chic and neat interior with a farm-to-table rustic theme. Visitors can find various local items like honey, jams, and art pieces in the cozy market area. The menu is described as small but unique, with well-thought-out dishes such as grain bowls, salads, hamburgers, and Mac and cheese. Reviewers praise the delicious food, clean bathrooms, friendly owner, and the selection of local products available for purchase. Some highlights include flavorful dishes like the veggie sandwich, country Cobb salad, Mac and cheese (highly recommended), garlic aioli on jalapeno burger, coffee candle scent in the market area.
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Great place to checkout. Great owner, delicious food, wonderful selection of items to purchase and extremely clean bathrooms. I tried the grain bowl and it had wonderful flavors. I like how they offer many vendors in the area to host in their location.
Overall- not a place for me.I didn't have a clue what to expect going here because I didn't know where my husband was taking me.At first look I noted that they need to get some signage up outside. (I think they may be working on this as I saw a sign against the wall on my way out... but it needs to be hung up outside.)The building looks chic and neat inside with a farm to table rustic theme/feel. When you first walk in there are many different local items from honey and jams to art pieces.The menu is small, which isn't usually a bad thing. The food items offered just weren't my preference I guess.Both of us ordered hamburgers. One mountain with slaw and one jalapeno with veggie chips. The waitress informed us the hamburgers would be cooked medium- perfect for me, I thought. However, they didn't come that way. They were much more on the rare side, too rare for my liking. The meat its self was bland. The buns were pretty good and I enjoyed the garlic aioli on the jalapeno burger. The slaw was vinegar based and not awesome but not terrible. The vegetable chips were dried vegetables, not veggie chips like you would buy in the chip isle of a store. If you like your veggies, you'd enjoy them.
My husband and I just had a delicious brunch this morning and this wonderful place. This shop is so lovely, and sells so many neat, local products. Whether it's some groceries or unique gifts you might look for, there is a small, but interesting selection.
Amazing farm to table establishment. Fantastic decor. Really appreciate that they highlight local businesses such as honey's, jam's, and various products. Only complaint is that I wish I had more of that delicious potato salad. Will be going again.
Yum! Salads are amazing. Large portions. Just wished they had splenda for tea. Market was cozy with many natural soaps, lotions, candles. Coffee candle smelled amazing!! Will definitely be back.
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