Great service. Very nice greeting. The store has awesome produce. Bought a huge cantaloupe for…read more$4.00! Double yolk eggs. Outside you can't miss the yummy smell coming from smoker. Made me hungry so I ordered the crab Mac and cheese balls and collard greens. Come by and try this place out! Can't go wrong

As mentioned in other reviews, everything outside is "fake" fruit for display. Very old and falling…read moreapart. The indoors is an old grocery store set up, dark and lots of flies. Much of the produce was rotting. Lots of candy, nuts and dried fruit in smaller containers to sell. Pasta and baked goods said to be from Amish. We bought bread from a place is PA. My husband grabbed a soda for the road. It was completely flat. Portapotties in back are typical or portapotties...unclean and smelly. They did have a portable handwashing station. We did not get food or ice cream from outside.

Visit to the Charlotte Hall Amish Market in Mechanicsville, MD. Didn't take many pictures out of…read morerespect to the Amish Farmer's, but I made it with some awesome tomatoes, spring onions, fresh baked peperroni and cheese bread, and organic local honey! Please visit the honey stand, the lady is awesome (sorry, didn't catch her name!)

Every time we come up for a visit, my sister-in-law brings me to the Amish Farmers Market (AFM)…read more The vendors are lined up around the outer perimeter of the parking lot of Charlotte Hall Library. It's been 4 years since my last visit and not much has changed. Each vendor seems to have their permanent spot in the back lot. I love it simply for the fact that it is truly a farmers market. No crafts or jewelry here. However, there are only a couple of vendors who are not farmers, but still food related. One sells local wine and they are only there on Saturdays. The gentleman at Pap's Produce said the hours of operation is Monday to Saturday from 8am to 5pm. I am not sure if these are just summer hours, as I forgot to ask him. At this market you can find a variety of fruits and vegetables, as well as plants and flowers and baked goods. They all carry similar things, but each vendor seems to carry one item that is cheaper than the other. - Parking - Private lot of Charlotte Hall Library. I purchased goods from the following vendors: Pap's Produce - a dozen corn for $5. This vendor is on the end lot by the entrance to the parking lot with a white shed. Their name is marked on the doorway of the shed in really small writing. They had Silver King Corn (white kernel) corn, which seems to be the common crop around that area. It was piled high, neatly on a folding table. The husks were bright green with no blemishes and they seemed to have picked them that morning. I opened each one and the kernels were perfect! Cooked them later for dinner and they were so fresh. Clover Hill Produce (CHP) - Cantaloupe, 3 for $5. The aroma of cantaloupes will intoxicate you at every vendor that sells these melons. CHP had the best deal on the cantaloupes. Most were selling them for 1 for $2, and 2 for $5 and the sizes varied. The lady at this spot picked the perfect melons for me as I needed one for immediate consumption and the other two for the next few days. We had some for an afternoon snack and they were so juicy and delicious! John's Produce - Whoopie Pies for $0.75 each, Mini Peach Pie for $2.50 There are a few vendors at the market that carry baked goods by a lady names Ada. I wondered who Ada was and they explained that she comes by in the morning and delivers her goods to them, but does not sell her goods on her own at the market. Most of the goods were delivered shortly before we arrived as some of the plastic bags of the items, like the dinner rolls, were blown up from the steam. You could still feel the heat if you put your hands near it. They looked delicious! Be sure to take a look at each vendor that carries her stuff, because they all do not carry the same of her things! We got a variety of Whoopie Pies like Chocolate Chip, Chocolate Mint, Pumpkin and Chocolate and I just had to get the Peach Pie. Noah's Place - Large Apple Pie for $6.75 My SIL told me that the Amish make some great pies, so I decided to get one and went with Apple, a flavor, that the whole family would enjoy. There were also Blackberry, Blueberry and Cherry. Noah's Place carries goods from Kurtz Bakery, unlike the others who carry Ada's goods. My process at any market is do a walk through to see what each of the vendors offer, make a mental note of the things I want to buy and then buy everything at the end. I did good at this one! Came out with quite a few bags, purchasing from four vendors and probably spent about $20! I also recommend going during a weekday, if you don't mind missing the wine vendor, because my SIL says it gets pretty crowded on Saturdays.

Most of my Christmas Decor is from here. If you have not…read morebeen here during the holidays, this is a MUST see. Santa comes on Saturday's during the season. There is a market next door and a coffee truck out front. Back to Christmas, they offer everything from fancy smancy, to country chic and beyond. They accommodate your wreath and bow needs personally. They are open all year around with homegrown EVERYTHING but this review is just about the holidays, however I can assure you no matter what season or holiday you choose to visit you will not be disappointed.

Good prices. Friendly people. Great variety. Love that they're Now selling holiday items and…read moreChristmas trees so they can stay open through December ! I always recommend this place :)

The best farmers market on the Easternshore Great fruit &…read moreveggies! Lots of extras. Always friendly service & helpful

Enjoyed our stop at Clayton's. Nicely stocked. Bought green beans and blueberries. Prices are good…read more Easy parking and a nice staff. We will be back.

We LOVE this place and travel over the bridge to go there often... Summer and Fall. Neat items to…read moreshop and reasonable prices!

Always have fresh fruits and vegetables, staff is very friendly and professional. Also have…read moresnowballs and sell pumpkins and other fall things from mid to late September to Halloween.

One of my favorite local produce stands in the area! Frank's has everything including fresh…read moreproduce, local jarred items like veggies/sauces/honey/etc., artisan breads, granola, meat, milk, lemonades/drinks, pickles, and more. They also have a wide variety of gardening supplies from plants to soil. Hate that they are not open year round, but when they are open I try to go as often as possible!

I've been coming here for years and I'm in shock that I never wrote a review. Coming here is most…read moreliterally one of my favorite places. This is more my speed than Whole Foods or Trader Joe's. I'm a glam country girl and will forever be. Flowers, plants, fruit, vegetables, farm fresh meats, dairy, bakery items, etc, etc, etc. High quality, always fresh. Store is always clean. They just did an expansion of the store making more space for product placement & customers to roam. I love the open market feel. Staff...always friendly professional. I could have a bad day and coming here instantly cheers me up. Prices... health costs money but copays cost more. You choose. Parking... decent. The turnover is quick and I've never had to wait to park. People are usually in & out. Issues... the only herbs they sell is cilantro. I'm ok with that (mostly). But I really wish they had mint & basil. They are closed during winter. Makes sense but... Those are the longest 4 months for me.

Happy to see you open this season. The best fresh produce around. Missed you Paula. Get better soon.read more

We went a little out our way to come here based on the good reviews. It was a fairly small stand…read morewith limited items. The tomatoes we picked up were not any better than grocery store quality. We we're disappointed

A quick produce run turned into a two-hour family hostage situation, and I regret nothing…read more Emily's is the mom/pop shop that actually delivers: local produce, local meats, baked goods that taste like someone's grandmother actually cares -- all priced like this isn't 2026. But the real MVP is the hand-dipped ice cream and frozen apple slider slushy, which will end any toddler negotiation in your favor instantly. Then there's the petting zoo. My kids went from "are we done yet" to "we live here now" in under five minutes. There's a play area too, so you can actually finish your lunch special without a small person climbing you like a jungle gym. Passing through Cambridge with kids? Skip the restaurant. Come here. Clear your schedule -- you're not leaving on time, and you'll be fine with that.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Alot of great stuff here - Produce, baked goods, local craft beer, ice cream, and lunch options…read more Great burgers and mac and cheese. Food was reasonably priced. Fun stop for families

Prices are outrageous. Watermelons 11 dollars come on. Love supporting small businesses but really…read more Same Melon 3 dollars at Safeway. 7 maybe but 11 really ? Corn in season crazy expensive. Been coming here for years. Priced out sorry. Even paid cash to help on fees. Not the friendliest either.

5 STARS! This is a BIG produce market with very impressive & unusual variety of top quality…read morevegetables, fruit, annual flowers and food items. Today, I saw bi-color corn, Purple Italian Plums, Yellow French Plums, huge juicy local peaches, very impressive lg. tomatoes, local cucumbers, cherry cider, blueberry cider, peach butter, so many choices of jams and preserves, large mums, plants and so much more! We also got a bucket of caramel popcorn to eat on the way home which kept the kids quiet for another 1 hours until the bay bridge. Bathrooms were basic & clean. Say hello to Jamie when you get there. He helps runs this awesome farm stand -such a nice guy! Don't forget to put the telephone number and address in your phone so you have it the next time you go to the beach: Adams Fruit Market Jamie 2239 Seashore Highway Greenwood, Delaware. 19950 302-349-4924 adamsfruitmarket.com