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Farmers Market @ the GSB Building?
I'm thinking about checking out the farmers market this afternoon that is in the GSB building's parking lot off of City Ave in Bala Cynwyd.
Has anyone been? Is it worth checking out??
Re: Farmers Market @ the GSB Building?
http://balacynwydfarmersmarket.weebly.com/faqs.html
http://balacynwydfarmersmarket.weebly.com/our-farmers--vendors.html
Four farmers, one dairy and other good stuff...I'd check it out.
aka One Belmont Ave. It used to be owned by Germantown Savings Bank when there was a GSB. The "new" owners never took down the very large G.S.B at the top of the building so it's easiest to ID it by that name.
The market is small but has the basics...2-3 veggie venders, 1-2 fruit venders, a meat guy (I've never bought from him), an "Amish goods" stand, a bakery stand and sometimes a cupcake van.
I checked it out yesterday, and plan on going back next Thursday.
I grabbed a couple bottles of wine from a local vineyard in the Lehigh Valley. Surprisingly good wine, priced at $13.50 per bottle. I also grabbed some funky heirloom tomatoes and a few chunks of cheese. They had some amazing loafs of bread, but I had planned on baking my own bread last night. And there was a cupcake truck that seemed pretty popular, but I went with gingered scones instead.
It's definately worth checking out.