Farmstead Acres is a fourth generation family farm in Gordonville, Pennsylvania, in Lancaster County, on land the family's great-grandfather bought over 100 years ago.
225 N Hollander Rd, Gordonville, PA 17529, USA
Monday to Friday, 6am to 6pm Saturday, 7am to 4pm Closed on Sunday
4.6
From 10 reviews
I was at this place visiting Lancaster and after the positive reviews I decided to come by and shop at this place. I found the prices high and when I got home and tried their eggs (I became suspicious because the yolk was white as snow) I read the meat packaging and happens to say processed by delicacy meats LLC. A company that has negative reviews and seems like they obtain their product from another company called green acres. I am dissatisfied and disappointed. The meat is frozen and God knows what it is or what quality. Stay away from this people, they are a scam. I am really disappointed I shop good quality food for my family and I was extremely sad to have been ripped off.
I love Pennsylvania and farms. This farm was definitely a new discovery. I loved their milk 😍 We also bought their kefir water, which is very good. I bought a free-range chicken that I'm waiting to cook so I can appreciate the flavor. My brother also bought their cheeses.
They have the "Best" raw chocolate milk!! Talked to Mel and he had my order ready in no time. Great service. 👍
I bought some raw milk and some eggs from here, and I have to say that the milk was truly splendid and was deliciously creamy. The shop lady was very kind too. This is a true Amish Gem.
Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
We LOVE Farmstead Acres! Highest quality dairy and products out there! All Grass-fed A2/A2 Dairy products are incredible! I can only tolerate A2 dairy and it's been a miracle for me to comfortably enjoy real dairy again! Their farm is amazing with such happy cows: )
This family farm bottles their own milk from a herd of Jersey cows that you can see grazing in the meadow. They have a permit for selling raw milk (they even offer raw chocolate milk) and they also sell cheese and yogurt made from their milk. You have to drive in a long lane to the back to find the store in a small building, but there’s little signs pointing the way. Great small local business to support!
