Day 34: Produce Junction in Exton PA

By Kim Wood On April 22, 2010 · 2 Comments

Day 34 of 365 …. I wrote this post on another blog a while back, but thought it was worthy of a 365 feature after my visit there today for some container flowers…..

I remember when I moved back to the Chester County area, I traveled 30 minutes to Phoenixville once I learned about Produce Junction – a glorious spot for a vegetarian’s shopping list. A couple of years ago (time flies!) Produce Junction opened in Exton !

Fresh flowers, fresh vegetables, and fresh fruits are ample in supply and priced very reasonable. You almost need a tour guide or friend to show you the ropes on your first visit – it can be quite overwhelming. There are usually crowds of people lined up at the three cashier spots – Flowers, Vegetables, and Fruits. And watch out! You don’t want to mix them up! Think…. Soup Kitchen/Seinfeld. The pay stations are separate – and yes, you have to stand in three lines if you want all three.

I was in a hurry today – so I only stopped at the fruit counter. The items available are written on a white board above the counter and are pre-bagged. The staff takes your order and grabs your bags as you go. The prices can’t be beat – and unfortunately I can’t use some of the fruit/veggies fast enough.

Check it out ! Have fun ! Produce Junction is in the shopping center with Leslie’s Pool Supply Store across from Giant on Rt. 100. 260 N. Pottstown Pike, Exton, PA. (610) 524-5454.

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2 Responses to Day 34: Produce Junction in Exton PA

Pdangelo05 says:

July 8, 2010 at 6:46 pm

Buyers beware!!! Not only is their produce “suspect,” but I recently bought veggies there and was told I owed $20. I made him add it up in front of me, but it only came to $10. He said in broken English, “there is a mistake.” I said and believe, “this is a rather BIG mistake.” To which, he replied nothing and said, “Next.” The very way it is set up is to cheat customers. There are prices all over the place, no itemized receipt, and they do it all in their head. If this place sold quality goods, it might be worth it, but it doesn't.
JohnLauber says:

July 12, 2010 at 4:26 pm

Thanks for reminding us that you need to pay attention at any “discount” store.