Hershey Harvest
375 miles · Reading, Berks CountyRaw A2 milk, grass-fed beef and farm shop · Reading, Berks County
4.6 · 262 Google reviewsWhat they sell
- Raw milk
- Grass fed beef
- Eggs
- Homemade meals
- Deli meats
- Baked goods
375 miles · Reading, Berks CountyRaw A2 milk, grass-fed beef and farm shop · Reading, Berks County
4.6 · 262 Google reviews4.6
From 262 Google reviews
Herehey Harvest is by far the best! All of the food is amazing, especially the homemade food!! all of the employees are like family to us, and I look forward to seeing our son when we bring him in!! (he’s only four months). My husband will only eat food from her Hershey harvest. We wish there was an another location closer to us in Wyomissing!! Update..Hershey Harvest is still the best!! Our now, 16 month old son loves it too!!
Expensive.
I stopped in here to take a peek, I kept seeing commercials about the meats and meals. So far I tried the Greek pasta salad, it get a 10. I also bought the chicken thighs, and some sliced turkey, also very good. Prices aren't bad for what your getting, regular old fashioned tasty and pure food. Ill be back. Staff is helpful and welcoming and friendly.
Tried the heritage raw milk at this great local store, and it's pretty good! The store's milk and more dairy foods are from Robert Hershey's own authentically local farm, while various freezers in the store are packed with local meats. It also has shelves with homemade baked goodies, and a variety of more foods. By the way, Hershey Harvest is obviously named after the owner and is a local labor of love (it's completely unrelated to the chocolate giant). And speaking of.. I believe local businesses like his that are dedicated to local, can flourish in local regions everywhere and can challenge the giants. Hope you feel the same, despite the odds, dear reader. "Don't undertake a project unless it is manifestly important and nearly impossible" -- Edwin H. Land I'm seeking and reviewing the best local businesses in every geography, for Localverse (from Bethlehem, PA). Now adding Hershey Harvest to the list! You may freely reuse all photos and text in reviews contributed by Localverse, and make them better. License: CC-BY.
The best of the best, from the people that work there to the products they sell. We’ve loved all of the food that we’ve tried and are now doing the majority of our grocery shopping there. All of the staff are incredibly kind and Mr. Hershey himself is a wealth of knowledge!
We get all of our meat and dairy from Hershey Harvest, and we truly can’t say enough good things. The quality of the food is outstanding, everything is fresh, delicious, and you can really tell the difference. The staff are some of the kindest, most welcoming people you’ll meet, which makes every visit such a positive experience. It’s clear they care about both their products and their customers. The only small downside is that they’re closed on Sundays—but honestly, it’s understandable, and everyone deserves a day to rest. Just plan ahead, and it’s absolutely worth it!
Best place of all time, go here anytime. I drink so much raw milk I think it replaced my blood but please go support this place I love it and you will too.
Hershey Harvest is a family farm store in Laureldale, Pennsylvania selling raw A2 milk from grain free Brown Swiss cows, lifetime grazed Braunvieh beef, eggs and homemade foods.
Hershey Harvest is Robert and Debbie Hershey's farm store in Laureldale, Pennsylvania, backed by their own Lancaster County farm. The farm is home to Fullblood Braunvieh cattle that graze native heritage grass for their entire life span, and to Brown Swiss dairy cows that are never fed any grain and produce a full bodied raw A2 milk. Hanna's hens, with plenty of open room and sunshine, supply the eggs.
Debbie's commercial kitchen at the family farmhouse cooks the homemade line the store is known for, from chicken pot pie and beef vegetable pie to stews, chilis and barbecue, and the shop runs a full deli of meats and cheeses. The Hersheys opened their first store in 1986 and moved to the present Laureldale location in 1998, and the same retail management team has served Berks County customers since 1988. Open Monday to Saturday 8am to 6pm, closed Sunday.
Robert Hershey
Owner
Born and raised on a farm in rural Lancaster County; opened the first store, The Harvest, in Temple in 1986.
Debbie Hershey
Owner
Runs the commercial kitchen behind the store's homemade foods.
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