Zekiah Farms is always a good experience with a variety of items to splurge on…read more I have been to Zekiah Farms on random, quiet weekends as well as when they have events. Either time the farm has a friendly team who will go out of their way to greet you and help. It has consistently been a great experience and there's always treasures to purchase. I recommend a visit to Zekiah Farms on days they are having and are not having an event. Both are great and don't forget to take a good look in the meat coolers to see what good stuff you can take with you. My haul included sweets, honey, and meats. This time.

We purchased some chicken and pork sausage. It was amazing!…read more We had a very positive shopping experience was greeted with kindness professionalism from Cindy and her son Tyler. We had stopped in because we were considering purchasing goats in the future. We are just a novice at this point. Tyler took the time to give us a lot of information about care health and requirements that they would need. We would highly recommend this business. We will be shopping there again in the near future. Craig & Cindy Jolly

Fruit was good, expensive. I'm going to Amish farms from now on. Higher quality and cheaper there…read more Service was nice though, and the vibes were nice.

The flowers and plants are always beautiful and healthy. The fruits and vegetables are a bit…read moreexpensive, but buying them in bulk quantities (sometimes they'll have huge boxes of tomatoes) is really great, especially for anyone who keeps canning as a hobby. The small section of baked goods as great as well, when I was a kid we never left without frosted sugar cookies! This is a great place to go, and a really nice stop if you're driving in to SOMD as its right along the way after you get off 235.

Beautiful spring weather, friendly staff and organic sweet strawberries.... What more can you ask…read morefor on Memorial Day? Come check it out soon because the season is short!

After reading so many positive reviews, I succumbed to a groupon for the walking tour. If you buy…read morethe groupon, you get a great deal for 2 adults to take the tour, as well as a $10 credit at their farm store. Once you take a look at their store, you know there's no way you could leave here empty-handed. They sell steaks and chops from every farm animal you can think of, as well as fresh eggs and Amish butter rolls and aged raw milk cheese, and even kombucha. There is a clever young boy behind the cash register, and he will persuade you to buy everything in stock. Their items are very reasonably priced for grass-fed/free-range/happy meats and dairy products, especially when you're tired of paying too much at Whole Foods for lesser quality and freshness. If you have a genuine interest in learning how a farm works, then you would enjoy taking a tour here, as it's very informative. The manager, Amy, is a wonderful tour guide. She is very patient and will answer everyone's questions. We learned about how they rotate their farm animals to improve soil quality, and about what and how they feed the animals. I wouldn't recommend bringing kids here unless they are extremely interested in farms, and are very patient. Otherwise, they will be bored to tears and will ruin the fun for the farm dorks, like me. If you think this is a petting zoo, it's not. You will see plenty of farm animals running around and/or freely grazing, but it's understood that they don't want folks chasing those free range chickens around. The whole tour took over 2 hours, which was a little long for me, so I left a bit early to hit up the farm store before the rest of my tour group did. I even ordered one of their last turkeys for Thanksgiving, which I'm beyond stoked about. I'd highly recommend this tour. Be a little patient, and eat a big breakfast before you come. There are no lunch options within walking distance, so unless you plan on snacking on a hunk of cheese, you might get hungry after the drive and the walking tour and the ooohing and aaahing at these beautifully kept grounds.

Such a late post: Thanks to Groupon, I took my mom on a farm tour since it was Mother's Day…read moreweekend. We both enjoyed all the information about the animal care, farm practices, cheese making, etc. The blue cheese was my fave and we also bought some beautiful, colorful fresh eggs. Wonderful staff and beautiful healthy looking animals.

Great Spot!!!! Great local place for local organic food and Seafood!!~A true Calvert County Gem!!read more

Fantastic local farmers market shop. Lots of local produce and dairy products. Plus they have…read moreseasonal seafood and some frozen meat options as well. They're also always friendly and happy to help you find something. Prices are reasonable and everything is fresh!

Discovered this wonderful farm at the Old Town (Alexandria VA) farm market. Amazing service,…read morequality, and selection. They offer lamb, beef, chicken and more. Grateful that they offer their quality meet on Saturdays at the country's oldest farm market. Check em' out!

While at the Old Town Farmers Market, I came across 1690 Farms as they were selling fresh eggs…read more They had a range of sizes and even though I went with the large eggs and they were pretty large in size for brown eggs. The eggs I bought a couple of weeks ago worked really well so I made my way back to the market to purchase another dozen for the upcoming week. The gent who helped me was really nice. He made sure the eggs were to my liking by opening the container and letting me look at them, like I would in the grocery store and also provided me his card. He took the time to tell me that they also offer a selection of meats as well that you can order online from their website. As long as I can keep getting eggs at the market, they may be my regular option for eggs going forward.

We came here to check out the store and on Sunday. They had pick your berries. For like ten…read morebucks, you had a very nice guy. He helped us with out with different fruits and stuff, and show us around and show us all the different veg and fruits. And told us old history of Maryland since we just moved here from Az. They had, and it's the summertime and the fall.It was very nice, but it was very hot. So bring lots of water to drink.

The First Sunday of the month of June is when we made our first visit to Honey's Harvest Farm. Anna…read morewas a wonderful hostess, and provided an informative, educational tour of the farm, explaining so much that it was almost hard to keep the kids from falling behind, as they explored every single thing she taught them about! It was a lot of fun, and we ended it with a strawberry picking before heading into the store for a final purchase of some hibiscus lemonade and some tinctures of elixer, and some honey, of course. We thoroughly enjoyed it, and will definitely return. The First Sunday each month is apparently the one to pick, as it is filled with special tours and educational events. Anna really does a great job.

I stopped by Miss Plum's for the second time on my way home and bought the most beautiful heirloom…read moretomatoes, peppers, sunflowers, a succulent, and homemade cookies. They are friendly and have a good variety.