This is a tiny covered farm stand in a residential area - in fact, it's the family's front yard…read more Several parking spaces are available off the road, and they are open 7 days - including evenings. I've visited twice, and had excellent zucchini, peaches, corn, and tomatoes. They also had a variety of melons, peppers, baby cucumbers for pickling, and other in-season items. You can see the rows of plants right off the road - it is truly local agriculture. Well worth a visit if you, like me, want local produce but find the major farmers' markets inconvenient to access (downtown) or get to (closed too early, like Towson).

I basically agree with the other reviewer and I do buy produce here in season from time to time…read more One thing I find off putting is the fact that you are not allowed to pick out your own corn. If you want a dozen or half dozen or whatever, they will assemble the ears in a bag for you making sure you get a couple small ears to match every larger ear. This way they sell every ear, even the ones not worth selling. Once, I rushed right up and went for the corn, grabbing the most robust ears for myself and was screamed at by the white haired lady, "we pickem!" , "WE PICKEM!" OMG it was extremely shrill.

Good tomatoes and squash, local honey. Next the best ever silver queen corn! I love summer foods!read more

Been going here for years. Lovely open air market store with local seasonal produce at reasonable…read moreprices. Easy to park either on the street or behind the store. You can also grab local milk, eggs, cheeses, and other goodies. Everyone working there has been welcoming & knowledgeable. Can't wait for them to open for the season!

I've heard some many great things about Weber's and was thrilled when my friend invited me to come…read moreto the Fall fest on the last day of the season. Parking wasn't too bad. The staff was extremely friendly. The hard cider slushy was sooo good. I also enjoyed the cherry hard cider as well. I also got the apple cider doughnuts and a cup of cold cider. Both were yummy. The cider was so good that I grabbed a half gallon jug from inside the market area. We also loved seeing the animals, the photo areas, the slide, and the hayride. Walked around the market area as well and noticed so many different items: pasta sauces, jams, baked goods, etc. All looked delicious. I only took a star away for the lack of cleaning of the tables by the snack around. I saw workers picking up trash off the ground but the tables needed some love. There was at least on table there that no one sat at because it badly needed to be wiped off and it was attracting bees because of how sticky it had become. Now that I know the deal about how great Weber's is, I'll definitely be back for cider.

I have been craving apple cider donuts and when I saw that Weber's was selling them, I had to make…read morethe drive! To my surprise, not only did they have yummy apple cider donuts but also a little goat area, pumpkin patches, and hay rides! This was the perfect fall escape from the busy Baltimore city and everybody at the farm were all so friendly. We got pumpkins for pumpkin carving, apple cider donuts, and apple cider. Though the staff told me the donuts were baked fresh that morning, I wish they were freshly warmed to order but they were still yummy nonetheless. I also got their red velvet cake which was so light and delicious! I might go back just for their red velvet cake--that's how good it was! Highly recommend. Will be back soon!

Lovely little market with lots of tasty, fresh, and local products…read more Richardson Farms has a large selection of products for being a small store. They have a fresh deli meat counters w/ sandwiches and sides, to-go prepped foods, fresh produce, lots of snack items, jams, salsas, candy etc. I suggest taking a look down each aisle to see what you might like! Plus they have a large plant/greenhouse area. This place can get crowded at peak times so don't be in a rush and be patient with the deli counter and waiting in line. Staff is working hard to keep shelves stocked and get you out the door!

I love everything about this place! I never know what I may find once I'm there. I left there today…read morewith all kinds of things to eat and snack on. I love the freshness of their items. I bought both my mom and my husband gingersnacks, the kids' cake pops, and assorted rice crispy treats! I found this guacamole, and it was delicious. The Parmesan and corned beef from the deli were so fresh. There are so many food options to choose from, and I love that they showcase other locally grown items from other farms. There is also a garden show where you can buy plants, flowers, various seeds, soil, and much more. There is also plenty of parking, although weekends are kind of hectic, but worth it for sure

I had a truly wonderful trip to Moms today. I walked up to the register to seek help with the honey…read moreroasted peanut butter. Madison greeted me and offered to help. She went to the back to get a large spoon to mix the peanuts and we had a nice conversation about how great the peanut butter was... a genuine conversation and true kindness/help. That kind of customer service is special! Thank you, Madison.

The produce is the best in Philadelphia hands down. You will have a great shopping experience if…read moreyou are Caucasian or any other ethnicity besides "Black". Otherwise, it is unfortunate that racial profiling of "Black" people has lowered the quality of the shopping experience. I stopped shopping at Mom's Organic Market, 34 South 11th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107 in 2025 after shopping there since 2018. Racial profiling seemed to have started in 2020. The racial profiling is so blatant and beyond ridiculous. It is real and no other groups will tell us that it not. Deducted 2 stars because of the racial profiling.

This quaint little cottage type venue is perfect for your small intimate gatherings. You bring in…read moreyour own food/drink or have it catered. The owner is delightful to work with!

prices high , not sure if the women knows how to count change ! prices not listed . change was…read moreincorrect !

I've been to a couple other Dutch Country markets in the area and I liked this one a lot. It's a…read morebit smaller with less vendors, but the quality of the food was good. I got a pretzel log from the pretzel vendor (a must at an Amish market if you've never had one) and a smoothie from the ladies in the back right corner. Both were delicious. The market gets very busy on Saturdays so be prepared for some lines. The pretzel log line was long but it moved quickly. There is a big parking lot for the shopping center, so we did not have to circle around for a spot like you do at the market in Laurel.

The Amish market here is a little less expensive than the ones in Anne Arundel and Prince George's…read morecounty's. This place is a little smaller than expected but still has all of the favorite vendors seen in other area markets.

I've been to Jones Family Farms once to poke around and see what they have to offer. However, this…read moretime I was in need of vegetables for a garden I'm growing this summer and Jones Family Farms blew me away. I browsed through all of their condiments, ice creams, and fruits & vegetables, which they had some pretty unique items that piqued my interest. But their wide selection of vegetables and herbs for planting in your garden gave me endless possibilities of things to plant. With so many rows of outdoor plants and garden selections I think you'll definitely find what you're looking for. Jones Family Farms has a good variety of tomatoes and peppers as well as different variations of your traditional herbs. I was able to grab some amethyst basil, which is a beautiful shade of darkish black, purple. They also had a vast number of lettuces to choose from to grow a healthy salad in your garden. All of Jones' items seem to be reasonably priced, given the quality of their plants and what you would pay at some other big-name stores like Home Depot or Loews. I couldn't stop myself from picking up little pots of garden staples but eventually told myself enough for now. Whether you're a newbie to gardening or an avid gardener, I think Jones Family Farms is a great spot to gather your planting necessities. And of course, they have you covered with all of the beautiful flowers to make your yard amazing.

Fruits and vegetables selection is great but parents don't pay the $12/ person for the "festival"…read moreit is NOT worth it the sunflowers are all dead there's hardly any pumpkins in the pumpkin patch and nothing worth seeing on the hayride I am shocked they are even charging $12 a person it's honestly worth $2 a person I'm sorry! My kids were begging to leave!

Is there anything better than fresh produce in the summertime? This is one of my fav places to come…read morefor fresh produce and flowers. Cucumbers, tomatoes, green beans, corn, mums, lilies, you name it. The woman working in the produce shop on the weekends is so sweet. She always spikes up a conversation as I'm picking out my fruits and veggies. The shop also carries some local bakery items such as bread, cinnamon rolls, and pies. There is a snowball stand onsite called Busy Bee Snowballs. Their Yelp page says they are permanently closed but that is not true! They are the best snowballs in town. Be sure to give em a try after you pick up your produce. I believe the petting zoo is currently closed due to COVID but when it is open, it is a good time for both children and adults. I've wandered around with a few friends and we had fun seeing all the animals.

Went in for an ice cream float. Because there are signs all over the place advertising them…read moreincluding a large one ON the stand saying "ice cream float" the woman stared at me utterly confused and had no idea WHAT I was asking for??!! Dont advertise all over the place that you sell ice cream floats and have no clue what it is. I tried to explain what it was but she was totally confused. Please learn what it is. Hint: scoop ice cream and add soda...

Just had to come back again and stock up so we have enough authentic sausages and meats to last a…read morewhile. The leberkasse is my favorite that I have found so far in the states. We also love the cold cuts and always grab several ring bologna. IYKYK. Nice assortment of mustards too. I wish it had a place to sit and eat, that's the only negative

I'm part German, part Polish, so it's no exaggeration when I say that I love sausages. I've been…read morewanting to go inside this store for years, but it always seemed like I was on the way somewhere else (like Franklin Square) when I would remember it existed. We finally made it a priority destination two weeks ago, only to discover that they are closed on Thursdays. We made a triumphant return this past week, and after decades of wondering what it was like inside, we made it into the store! Wow, it smells so good in there. Truthfully, I was a bit surprised by how small the shop is, but I haven't been in many butcher shops. The selection of wursts and other meats were baffling to me. We were given a piece of paper, like a menu, that told us what each sausage was, ingredients used, and how it should taste. I ended up with a pound of BAUERNWURST (SMOKED, WITH MUSTARD SEEDS). Oddly, enough, my boyfriend and I also went to the German Christmas Village in downtown Baltimore and they were serving the same kind of wurst at their grilled meat stand. I thought that the ones we cooked at home were better. We paired it with German potato salad for dinner. It was delicious and satisfying. My mother also bought a pound of the same sausage, but now refuses to eat it because she says that it contains beef. There's no sensible reason for her not to eat beef. She just does it to be contrary. She's certainly missing out on a taste sensation. I asked her if I could have her pound, but she refused. She's complex. She also got some BREAKFAST SAUSAGE (NUERNBERGER STYLE W/SWEET MARJORAM AND SAGE) which she absolutely loved. I would really like to try other sausages from this shop, and the low cost makes that very much possible. Would recommend