The Howard county is small compared to other farmers market in the area. It's small; However, The…read morevegetables are always fresh and aromatic compared to the ones purchased at the supermarket. If you live near by, Check it out.

I just added their business hours: Sundays 9-1. But no idea about when they shut down for the…read morewinter (though that is a long way off!). My wife and I went here for the first time yesterday. Small but really nice. About 6-7 vendors selling a nice variety of veggies, fruits, flowers, meats, baked goods, and one selling cooked something-or-other for a meal to eat there. We will definitely be coming here again! Most of the items *we think* are locally-grown, but cannot absolutely verify this. Considering the pandemic and the physical distancing we all have to abide by, everyone was doing a really nice job, both sellers and customers. Definitely worth 5 stars!!

You cannot go wrong with this awesome family owned local business! They have a location in Jessup,…read moreHowever, in the fall we tend to find them at the Waugh Chapel swim club parking lot. We get all of our pumpkins and fall decorations for the yard from them. And, when Christmas time is upon us, you cannot go wrong getting your live tree from them. The Duvall family is well-known and respected in this part of Anne Arundel County. They know many of their regular customers by name and are always quick with pleasant conversation and a lot of help. Make sure that you check them out next time you are looking to spruce up your yard or house in the fall and during the holiday season! When it is spring time, check out their location in Jessup for all of your fresh produce needs.

We get our Christmas and wreaths from here. The staff is always so helpful and polite. They always…read morecarry fresh, beautiful trees. Balsam Fir, Douglas and other kinds. The prices are reasonable and they do fresh cut for you. They also have fruits and vegetables, jarred fruits and other things. We are always pleased to come here.

We did not get the greatest vibes being here. The gentleman seemed annoyed that: either we were…read moreeven there before their opening time or that yet another person had come to their place by mistake; honestly we were just trying to figure out what to do since we were lost. The gentlemen was curt and did not much want to help anyone except the lady he knew slash considered regulars. However, since we were there, we decided to stop and support a local business and grab a little of what they had. They sell fresh eggs and on the Saturday we stopped by, they had a basket of zucchini for $1 (about 4 small size), some cucumbers, cantaloupe, some honey and jams. I would say it is a medium-sized stand with about 2 dozen offerings. $5 for Clean and Frozen Small Soft Shell Crab. We bought 4. Tasted fine, but as you can tell with the photo, the crabs were def on the small side and varying. I'm going to say the experience didn't leave me thrilled *Cash Only *This is a Stand, NOT a pick-your-own-anything *They aren't great with answering the phone *No bathrooms

It's like eating at my families dining room. Reminds me of family gatherings with home made…read moredinners. And the ice cream. Yum.

We stopped in at One Rock Farm & "Farm"acy food and produce store in the middle of downtown…read moreEllicott City. We love The Breadery, out in Oella, and just found their lovely bread here! We grabbed a large round loaf of The Breadery's tangy crusty soft sourdough bread. So scrumptious! We've made chicken salad sandwiches, tuna salad sandwiches, avocado toast, toast and eggs, ... And we've indulged in several snacks of plain buttered sourdough toast. This is so delicious! One Rock Farmacy is that little red stand-alone barn-shaped BIPOC-owned produce store in the southeast corner of the huge parking lot ("Lot D") off of Main Street and Old Columbia Pike. They have great fresh organic produce and herbs from their 2.5-acre hand-tilled Clarksville farm, plus honey, sauces, granola, fresh flowers, and more. You can join their CSA, and I've noticed them previously at a couple of Howard County farmers' markets. When we're not shopping in downtown Oella getting delicious burgers and fresh meats and breads, we now have found a super-convenient place in downtown EC to get that wonderful Breadery bread, Fri-Sun, 12-6:30pm (Apr 2026)

Super cute small shop with a small selection of fresh produce and other usuals you'd find in a…read morefarmers market like mushroom drops, dried lavender etc. the place is pet friendly, so your furry friends can come along! When we visited for the first time, we accidentally left some garlic there, and hours later when we came back the person who worked there ran across the parking lot to give us back the garlic we left!! They were super nice and was helpful during our visit. This is such a cute spot, and was near cafes and another fun place to visit while in downtown ellicot city.

I love coming here on Wednesdays. I'm a teacher, so this is a summer tradition to come here with my…read morekids and pick out some yummy food. It's right next to the playground at Christian Temple, so it is very kid-friendly! Walk into the parking lot and there is usually someone playing music (often a man playing the accordion) and two rows of stalls. The farmers are very friendly and offer a good variety of produce. Some are reasonably priced, others are a little more expensive than a store, but sometimes that's the price of supporting quality, local, small business! Most of the foods are produce, but there are a few places that sell meats, cheeses, and eggs. In addition to that, there are some vendors who sell soaps, honey, prepared foods like granola, and occasionally someone is selling wine/beer/mead. My son and I like to get pastries from Garrett, the Parisian pastry chef. Daunted? There's usually an info table with people sharing recipes, gardening tips, etc. At least some of the vendors accept food stamps, but I'm not sure if they all do. Short on cash? There's a stall where you can buy tokens with your card and use the tokens to purchase at the stalls. It's a small, but great farmer's market!

Great place to go on a Sunday morning. 9AM to 12 noon. Empanadas, waffles, biscuits , great coffee…read moreand other foods are available as well a myriad of fresh/ local, fruits, vegetables, flowers, balloons (Go Jenny!) and live music.

I love a good farmers market and though not the largest, I was able to find what I wanted plus a…read morelittle bit more. There was a fruit stand that primarily had a large variety of apples many that I had never heard of. I took a leap and tried a couple of varieties that were absolutely delicious. I bought some for eating and some for apple pie and cobbler. They also have pears , purple cauliflower, and some other produce. I noticed they have fresh apple cider in 1/2 gallons and quarts. Although this trip was primarily for apples, I couldn't resist the purple cauliflower and some delicious pears. I of course had to walk through and see what other tasty treats and wears they had. If you like Empanadas you must go to the rear of the market and try the large variety of mouth watering empanadas that cater to the meat lover and the vegetarian. Though not on this trip, I've enjoyed the Shrimp Old Bay and Spinach & Cheese. You can also buy them to freeze and have them for later. Another must stop and taste is Cane Mixers. These delicious mixers come in a variety of seasonal exotic flavors like Passion Fruit Jalapeño, and Guava Tiki Punch. Great in your favorite beverage or poured over ice . I didn't buy any this time, but I love mushrooms and they had some of the most beautiful fresh mushrooms I've seen in this area. The price point is also reasonable. They're definitely on my list for next Sunday! I believe new this season is the waffle stand. Can you say I had absolutely no intention of getting any waffles this morning, but when you see the batter being poured on the hot waffle maker and then coming off the griddle stuffed with your favorite toppings..... oooo baby I had to have one. I got one with mixed berry and bacon These waffles are so good you could eat them plain. I also noticed they make a sugar free waffle. I love that option for folks that have to watch the sugar. This market last Sunday is December 18th so you still have time to take advantage of their great offerings before they close for the season

This farmers market is really nice! The only thing I wish for is more of a variety in what products…read moreare being sold here! That is the only reason for the 4stars. It's always busy, which I think is a good sign!

It's a nice store but different than expected based on the name. They have a limited number of…read morefresh fruits and vegetables. The stock is mostly farm made products such as jam, snacks, wine and such. It's like a mini Amish market.

Great selection of local prepared foods, salads, sandwiches, produce, meats, ice creams, snacks,…read moregifts, breads, beverages, and so much more. Wheelhouse Farm Market is an excellent addition to the Western Howard County area. They also provide multiple options to get your groceries so you can stay at your COVID comfort level. You can shop in the store, curbside pickup, delivery, and more. Overall, Wheelhouse is an excellent local business and if you haven't stopped by, I highly reccomend you to go.

Cute little farmers market in the neighborhood. My favorite part is getting sourdough bread from a…read morehusband-and-wife-run business it's so, so good. I definitely plan to come here more often. I'd love to see even more coffee and food vendors in the future. Everyone is friendly and welcoming.

We were driving our visiting-friends around on a Saturday morning (Sep 2025), and got to talking…read moreabout pies. They had been to a wedding where they were served Dangerously Delicious Pie, a DMV classic. On Main St just west of the B&O Museum, we passed the Old Ellicott City Farmers Market in Tiber Park. And there they were: Dangerous Pies!!! I dropped everyone off and parked about a quarter mile away in the big lot west of Old Columbia Pike. It's the biggest parking lot nearby, and free :-), or you can hunt through a couple of other nearby smaller free and paid lots. There's around ten vendors, fruits and veggies of course, flowers, fresh-baked breads, and fresh-roasted coffee beans and beverages. We got sandwiches from Le Table: a classic ham gruyere béchamel Croque Monsieur on soft sweet brioche, and a turkey egg cheese on flakey buttery croissant. Also a tender bacon egg and cheddar breakfast crepe from Crepe Shoppe. All of them were made with tasty fillings and fresh bread. We got a thick soft chocolate-chip oat cookie from Bitty Bread. And then our real target, the pies! We had tart sweet yellow (not-bright-green) key lime in a "yummy yummy" crumbly crust, and sweet apple in a flaky-crust as good as my grandma's (almost :-). Pies as good as they remembered from the wedding. Pie pie pie pie pie! We hadn't been to this market before. I think it started just last May! It's nice when guests remind you to visit cool local events like this. The Old Ellicott City Farmers Market runs Saturdays 9-1 until Oct 25th.