Any food item you can think of ... some expensive - but look and you will find the deals. I found…read morea few. This place could be the only place I shop for my groceries - if I didn't live in Florida. No way to describe the thousands of food groups, variety- anything delicious is found there. Five stars!!

I wish I knew about this place sooner. It's absolutely worth…read morethe drive from DC, especially if you want to spend the day out east. It's PACKED first thing in the morning so be prepared. You can find dry goods, fresh produce, burger counters, deli, prepared foods from fresh donuts (the best apple, blueberry and peach fritters ever), to pretzel logs, fried chicken, barbecue, to smoothies and frappes. Not to mention the insane bakery section in the middle of the store with fresh bread, pies, cakes, muffins, bagels, even gluten free baked goods as well. It's a fun place to spend a bunch of time just perusing all they have to offer. It's busy and noisy and the lines can be long, so just be ready for that. Bring cash as some vendors offer lower prices if you pay in cash instead of with a card. Take your goods and drive the short way to a park or the beach for the best morning!

Leave it up to me to visit the Crofton Farmers Market at the end of summer! Le Sigh! I actually…read moredidn't know about the Farmers Market until I spotted one of my favorite dessert shops are vendors at this location. So what did I do, planned to go first thing Saturday morning! Located at the Crofton Library parking lot, parking for the Market is onsite - front and back parking lot options, street parking and the church across the street provides parking. Open at 8am - noon and food trucks until 2pm on Saturday's, I saw any and everything you could imagine. Farm fresh produce, pies, goats milk soap, freshly pressed juices, speciality cookies and cupcakes, and EMPANADAS! We were like kids in a candy store, so clearly everything I just listed, we purchased. All of the vendors we encountered were very friendly and helpful. The Farmers Market opens in May and closes for the season in November. My top 3 vendors, Sugar Butter Love, DMV Empanadas, and the Goats Milk Soap vendor - sorry can't remember their name. All had quality options to purchase. The Market has a website to check out the vendors that will be on display, as well as social media pages. I was impressed and will absolutely be back! Note to the wise, bring a reusable bag or two to collect your purchased items. I even brought an insulated bag for my hot/cold items.

I'm late on posting this review. Small parking lot. Great vendors with good food options. My…read morefavorite is the Crepe food truck which has a best crepes ever! This farmers market is perfect for a nice fall, Saturday morning stroll.

I love farmers markets. So I saw this one on the way to a soccer game and stopped in. At first I…read morethought parking would be terrible bc it was backed up at the entrance. But if you just keep going past the first 15 spaces there was plenty of parking. There was such a wide variety of things to buy and most of them were priced well. (a few things were too expensive). I bought a bunch and have been hyping this market to my Annap people since I got home. I thought it was great and I will be back. Excited to eat my haul this week.

Bottom Line: Fruits, veggies, baked goods, seafood, crafts and lots more sold under a pavilion on…read moreSaturday and Sunday mornings. When I'm serious about doing some farmers' market shopping I visit the Anne Arundel County Farmers' Market off of Riva Road. This market is open year round on Sundays and in the summer they add Saturdays. The covered pavilion hosts a variety of vendors. Beyond farmers selling fruits and veggies there are vendors selling seafood, cheese, baked goods, coffee, jewelry, pickled veggies, jams, and illustrated note cards among other local items. The parking lot can be busy, especially in the summer months, but spots turn over quickly.

We are here ALL the time for the farmers market which is 2x a month, both times with different…read morevendors so its always new people each month. Example: plants, clothing, hummus, drink mix in, crafts, candles, usually a hot dog or food truck but that's hit or miss lately. Vendors themselves - I come here to get my daughters cupcakes or cookie whatever she picked out that day. Bows, snacks, soaps, candles, and sustainable items. Generally I always walk away with something. Usually 20 vendors or more and the list of vendors is posted on FB so I follow their page to check on when my favorites are there. Parking- is easy even with a full lot, its on their property with almost no need for walking. Very close. Accessibility- okay for stroller that have bigger tires, maybe less for umbrella strollers. It's all grass so wheelchairs may be hit or miss depending on arm strength. Bathrooms - Portapottys are available. Only negative is as a bunny mom I didn't love they had bunnies out on display for the kids and didn't have a cooling bottle (frozen bottle of ice) to keep the bunnies cool. This is not uncommon especially for a farm. I gave them a cold bottle I had. Afterwards I never saw the bunny out since I'd been back so perhaps they took heed? Either way this is a great market and a consistent family outing. Highly recommend to anyone.

They are off to a good start!!! Cute hand crafted gifts and food options. I feel over time they…read morewill have more local folks coming out to show off their craft skills. It's a great start to giving back and assisting the local community. Dog friendly and plenty of parking.

Honestly, I'd have to get peed on or punched by a vendor to give a local farmer's market less than…read more4 stars. Nonetheless, this was a nice (albeit small) collection of local vendors selling some great looking/tasting produce, meat, baked goods, honey and SALT (I'm a sucker for salts). Many of the vendors were the same as those you'll see at the Anne Arundel County Farmer's Market on Saturday mornings. On the downside, this market is in the parking lot of the Annapolis Mall which is the most depressing of settings (in my opinion, of course) -- local vendors selling local produce amongst the most commercial of chains, like Applebee's and Panda Express, places that use commercial, flavorless produce in their food. The juxtaposition is not lost on me. I'm not trying to be snobbish, it's just that I feel a lot more "at home" when some grass is visible during my veggie buying spree. Nonetheless, I highly recommend stopping in and picking up some salt samples and produce. Nothing is better than a fresh, homegrown tomato or sweet ear of white corn as a vessel on which to try your newly acquired salts. Once you try it you'll thank me!

One of my favorite Annapolis area Farmer's Market! A great place to be on a Sunday morning. Even…read morethe church goers can make it out here with hours between 10-2PM! Eggs and dairy products, with fresh seasonal veggies, breads, and even jewelry and soaps are just a few items you can pick up from this market. It varies each weekend. I've gotten herbs, and a Maryland Farmer's cookbook. I'm a huge fan of the Triple J farm eggs there. They are pricey $3.99/dozen, BUT unless you have a hen house handy you won't get fresher eggs. Once you try it, you will never want to buy eggs from Giant or Safeway again. Because these guys were smart enough to situate themselves within walking distance of a bank, this makes it very convenient for us to get cash (or more cash if we see more stuff we like) from an ATM. They get an extra star from me for making an effort to be convenient.

I asked for a seeded watermelon and I realized when I got home they sold me a seedless one. Also…read morethey charge $15 for it! You can get an organic seedless watermelon right now at Whole Foods. They also don't get them locally. I only paid it because my normal farmers market was closed (that also charges 1/2 the price for seeded). Much of the fruit and veggies I saw looked/felt past their freshness period. I doubt they will refund my money so I'll never go back. There are much better farmers markets in the area.

Family-owned business conveniently located on Route 3 in Crofton/Gambrills. We've driven by many…read moretimes since we moved the area and chose to go here for our Christmas tree this year based on the convenience factor (close and open late). This was our one and only time (so far) purchasing anything from here so my review is limited to this one experience. Expect sticker shock if you're getting a tree (but I think that's true anywhere). The tree we got was absolutely beautiful and perfectly shaped. We didn't even have to trim it when we got it home! The staff was very friendly, prepped the tree for us and tied it to our car. I would like to go back here again in the spring when they're back with seasonal produce!

Sad to say George Poore (56) who operated the stand passed away on July 5, 2016. My wife's…read moregrandfather and family knew him very well. Very sad news. The stand is still being operated.

Cute little stand but i wouldn't call it "produce" because it is mostly flowers and plants with the…read moreexception of a few potatoes and tomatoes