We don’t know about you, but we love the warmer weather. No matter what the forecast says, we’re keeping our sunny dreams alive by looking ahead to our favorite time of the year: farmers market season. If you’re dreaming of fresh produce, Pennsylvania has tons of year-round farmers markets. We decided to feature some of the seasonal markets by taking a peek at a few favorites that are open during the warmer months so we can mark our calendars and make plans to go. Here are 14 of the best farmers markets in Pennsylvania that you must check out.

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With so many amazing local markets in Pennsylvania, it’s impossible to include all of them here. Do you have a favorite that wasn’t mentioned on our list of the best farmers markets in Pennsylvania? Tell us about it in the comments; we can’t wait to check them out.

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Where can I pick my own food in Pennsylvania?

While picking your own fruits and vegetables guarantees you are getting the freshest produce possible, not all of us have gardens in our backyards. Luckily, some farms around the Keystone State offer pick-your-own. Barefoot Farm in Dover is a wonderful place to take the kids and pick strawberries, raspberries, and pumpkins when in season. Brecknock Orchard in Mohnton allows visitors to pick strawberries, rhubarb, and lettuce as well as flowers while Triple B Farms of Monongahela has a wide variety of produce ripe to pick. 

Are there any farm-to-table restaurants in Pennsylvania?

With the number of farms around the state, Pennsylvania certainly has its fair share of farm-to-table restaurants. Going to one of these restaurants almost always guarantees you’ll be eating food made with the freshest ingredients that have been locally grown. Located in Hazelton, Top of the 80s offers fine dining using produce from local farms. Not only is the food delicious, but the views of the Conyngham Valley are absolutely breathtaking. Bittersweet Cafe of Farmington uses herbs and other produce that are grown on-site while the meat is sourced locally. 

What are the most popular foods in Pennsylvania?

Some foods can only be found in Pennsylvania while others can be found elsewhere but are best-known in the state. While pierogies, a type of filled dumpling, are found all over the country, the state’s Polish roots have made the food famous here. Halushki, another Polish dish, is made with thick noodles, pork, and lots of garlic. If you’re hungry for dessert, try some shoofly pie, a delicious molasses crumb cake that’s associated with the Pennsylvania Dutch. 

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