Let this establishment live on. It is a wonderful place to come to for lunch and all the goodies they have. It brings so much to the area.
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Jeff Austin
7 years ago
Let a farmer make a living and preserve open space!!
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Dennis Lawson
7 years ago
Live and let live.
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Jodi Box
7 years ago
Keep up the good fight.
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Christopher Keegan
7 years ago
Love Tabora!
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Cathy Magill
7 years ago
We ❤ Tabora Farms
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Michael Dorosz
7 years ago
I love tabora farms
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Denise Sadjian
7 years ago
Ridiculous! Use your salaries wisely on pushing something useful.
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Laura Veillet
7 years ago
Best small town bakery, store, deli around. There is not many like you at all. It is terrible that Hilltown Township is destroying all the good you have brought to our community. We want you to stay and you have certainly given up way too much already.
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Carolyn Maurone
7 years ago
Heartbreaking & disgusting - enough is enough. Let this family move on from what is a tragedy in terms of what you've done to them already, Hilltown elites.
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Julia Pagano
7 years ago
Tabora farms is one of few orchards around here. Not only that but it promotes the community and creates an important connection to nature in many. It supports a sustainable, fresh, healthy diet. Tabora Farms is an important part of Bucks County
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Debra Manlin
7 years ago
How can you pick on one persons farm to do all these things and not any other farm. Let this poor family make an honest living and move on. It sounds like you took enough from them.
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Lisa Preston
7 years ago
We lived for 20 years in Buckingham but still drove here for bakery goods and events. Come on Hilltown lighten up! This is an institution!!!!
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Robert Berger
7 years ago
My 1st visit was amazing! This is a solid business. We need more businesses like this one!
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Kim Hood
7 years ago
Love this place. It always has something going on for all ages. Love bringing my grandson here. For blueberry and strawberry picking. Love the Irish fest. Love stopping by after going to peace valley park and picking up goodies.
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Marianna Zargarian
7 years ago
This is irresponsible public office behavior. Drop the appeal or Hilltown is going to have a bad taste in people's mouths for a long time.
Now that I live a little further in Quakertown, I come at least once a month to visit Tabora, feed the bunnies and goats. Our family then goes inside to the deli, we get 2 grilled chicken pesto paninis, one with no cheese for me, and sometimes add-on a zucchini or banana bread. We then head down the hill to the picnic area at Peace Valley Park and split our sandwich paninis with our 5 and 2 year old, after which we feed the geese and ducks some nuts and dried fruit. Many times we enjoy services from another Hilltown small business, Hickory Sticks Ice Cream.
The events Tabora held over the past 6 years we've been going there, were a way for my children to connect with nature and a great night for our family playing cake bingo (we didn't get lucky enough to win the past 2 years we've played, but we were planning to come year after year in order to try to win).
The first open house I went several years back was when I fell in love with Tabora. The kids and I watched in amazement as the worker swirled the cheese around in water to show how mozzarella was made and had us have a taste of his creation afterwards. We had way too much cake samples with frosting in the kitchen where we got to make our own pies - This is one of the reasons my five year old shows an aptitude and passion for cooking. Tabora was even one of the wedding venue choices for my best friend's wedding 3 years ago. It deeply saddens me that I won't be allowed to get married there for my wedding...something I had been planning in my mind for my fiance's and my 10 year anniversary on May 29, 2021.
The beauty of Tabora, and all of their diverse events is that every single person that enters the premises has a different experience. Many people love their specialty coffee and cookies, others love the jams and homemade pickled items. My kids like the flavored honey
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Maria Gabrys
7 years ago
We support Tabora and everything that they provide for the community. Many summers have been spent with my children when they were young, picking fruit and enjoying the homemadeb treats; especially smile face cookies after Peace Valley Nature camp. There must be a way to reach a reasonable agreement between interested parties, that will allow the farm to host events, enhancing the community at large in a positive way.
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Judith Hartwigs
7 years ago
Tabora Farms is great! You need to let it stay just as it is.
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Molly Brown
7 years ago
We enjoy stopping at your lovely store on our way home to Allentown (PA). Such a nice addition to the area. What a shame ... politics!
Leave Tabora alone
Let this establishment live on. It is a wonderful place to come to for lunch and all the goodies they have. It brings so much to the area.
Let a farmer make a living and preserve open space!!
Live and let live.
Keep up the good fight.
Love Tabora!
We ❤ Tabora Farms
I love tabora farms
Ridiculous! Use your salaries wisely on pushing something useful.
Best small town bakery, store, deli around. There is not many like you at all. It is terrible that Hilltown Township is destroying all the good you have brought to our community. We want you to stay and you have certainly given up way too much already.
Heartbreaking & disgusting - enough is enough. Let this family move on from what is a tragedy in terms of what you've done to them already, Hilltown elites.
Tabora farms is one of few orchards around here. Not only that but it promotes the community and creates an important connection to nature in many. It supports a sustainable, fresh, healthy diet. Tabora Farms is an important part of Bucks County
How can you pick on one persons farm to do all these things and not any other farm. Let this poor family make an honest living and move on. It sounds like you took enough from them.
We lived for 20 years in Buckingham but still drove here for bakery goods and events. Come on Hilltown lighten up! This is an institution!!!!
My 1st visit was amazing! This is a solid business. We need more businesses like this one!
Love this place. It always has something going on for all ages. Love bringing my grandson here. For blueberry and strawberry picking. Love the Irish fest. Love stopping by after going to peace valley park and picking up goodies.
This is irresponsible public office behavior. Drop the appeal or Hilltown is going to have a bad taste in people's mouths for a long time. Now that I live a little further in Quakertown, I come at least once a month to visit Tabora, feed the bunnies and goats. Our family then goes inside to the deli, we get 2 grilled chicken pesto paninis, one with no cheese for me, and sometimes add-on a zucchini or banana bread. We then head down the hill to the picnic area at Peace Valley Park and split our sandwich paninis with our 5 and 2 year old, after which we feed the geese and ducks some nuts and dried fruit. Many times we enjoy services from another Hilltown small business, Hickory Sticks Ice Cream. The events Tabora held over the past 6 years we've been going there, were a way for my children to connect with nature and a great night for our family playing cake bingo (we didn't get lucky enough to win the past 2 years we've played, but we were planning to come year after year in order to try to win). The first open house I went several years back was when I fell in love with Tabora. The kids and I watched in amazement as the worker swirled the cheese around in water to show how mozzarella was made and had us have a taste of his creation afterwards. We had way too much cake samples with frosting in the kitchen where we got to make our own pies - This is one of the reasons my five year old shows an aptitude and passion for cooking. Tabora was even one of the wedding venue choices for my best friend's wedding 3 years ago. It deeply saddens me that I won't be allowed to get married there for my wedding...something I had been planning in my mind for my fiance's and my 10 year anniversary on May 29, 2021. The beauty of Tabora, and all of their diverse events is that every single person that enters the premises has a different experience. Many people love their specialty coffee and cookies, others love the jams and homemade pickled items. My kids like the flavored honey
We support Tabora and everything that they provide for the community. Many summers have been spent with my children when they were young, picking fruit and enjoying the homemadeb treats; especially smile face cookies after Peace Valley Nature camp. There must be a way to reach a reasonable agreement between interested parties, that will allow the farm to host events, enhancing the community at large in a positive way.
Tabora Farms is great! You need to let it stay just as it is.
We enjoy stopping at your lovely store on our way home to Allentown (PA). Such a nice addition to the area. What a shame ... politics!