renningers antiques & farmers market
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renningers antiques & farmers market印象
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Flea market, huge antique mall, farmer's market, meat market, vegan-friendly dining place, also hot dog place. Has an old fashioned country feel. We were there for an Antique Radio Festival on the grounds. My second visit. A fun place.
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This stop was a great side trip. It was fun to sample the foods and talk to some locals. We brought 7 bags of produce for $18. We never made it over to the Antiques. Visiting the Farmers Market took over an hour. Would definitely stop here again.
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The farmers market part of the complex is true Pa. German. You can find meat products that are not seen in super markets. Everything is fresh cut and inexpensive. Produce is much lower priced than super markets and "in season" most produce is from local farmers. This is not a fancy place but the a true farmers market.
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Just keep driving, waste of time stopping here, nothing but a glorified yard sale in a poor neighborhood. I had 3 interactions with display owners and all 3 were horrible. My wife and I walked outside from the far end of the building in a driving rain to leave. I wish I had a display number or name to give you but I could not spend one more second there.
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Love to browse fleas and markets. This is one to see even though a lot of booths were not open in February. I will return to see the rest since I enjoyed what I did get to see.
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I have been going to this wonderful local farmers market/flea market since I have lived in the area for over 25 years. The farmers market is open Friday and Saturday with stands of meats, fruit, vegetables straight from local farms. There are also stands selling flowers, candy, nuts and assorted other food at reasonable prices. There are also stands selling food to eat at the market. The Antique Extravaganza is held three times a year with vendors coming from many different areas to buy and sell antiques. These are very popular and can get very crowded. There are large parking lots tor accomodate cars. Renningers is located on Noble Street, about a half mile south of downtown Kutztown.
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Although smaller than the Adamstown sister property, it is more enjoyable to visit and shop.Outside dealers have a nice variety of merchandise and pleasant to deal with.Prices are real " flea market" bargains.Indoors, pretty much the same.At the end of the shopping day , the food market is the place to have Amish cured meats as well as other products. The vendor that makes French fries to order is a must visit !Overall , a much , much better option than Adamstown where indoor vendors tend to be rude and pricey.
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We went here for the flea market. The web page gave hours of 8-4 on Saturdays. We arrived at 1:20 to find maybe a dozen vendors left and most of those were packing up.So, we went inside to the Antique Market only to find a large number of dealers there were closed also.Disappointing.
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Renningers has a nice indoor antiques center and a great farmers market. The farmers market section of the center is open Friday & Saturdays, and the antique section is open Saturdays in addition to an outdoor flea market. Three times a year Renningers hosts the Antiques & Collectors Extravaganzas in a large field and in two outdoor pavilions behind the center. If you enjoy antiquing then this is the place to come during the April, June, and September Extravaganzas. After walking the field we always go through the farmers market to get something fresh to eat and take home.