They have everything in this place! everything! if there is…read morean odd something I need from pasta sauce to fresh muster cheese, to Kimchi? Boom. Done.. got it all at the supermarket. They could store their wine a bit better (not to the ceiling next to the lights), but other than that - the service is great, I can bring my dog in when I need to grab something on the walk, and if there is a wine I like, they will order/stock it . Again - if you need something. Go to the Supermarket because 8 out of 10 times... They have it

this place is shady as hell and adds massive surcharges whatever it is you're buying. The employee…read morethat they have at the and I think their only employee. She is so rude to everyone all the time matter what you're doing. a horrible place to get anything else around. It is cheaper anyways.

I went to this store for curry. It is a store for people that are Russian or Ukrainian. No one…read moreeither wanted to help or didn't understand English. I was shown the spices- all of them are in foreign language. Zero customer service; again maybe no one speaks English so they can't help... but it doesn't feel like a "GLOBAL" store.... It's not for everyone CLEARLY

Small, but nice and clean store. Very nice people. Espesially , I wanted to mention Zebo, who takes…read morecare of you at the register. She is always smiling and very kind.

We go there about once a month. I love the fresh meat stand and the bakery and all of the already…read moreprepared foods are really good

I have to say I don't like the Amish there because they're kind of very racist a smile on your face…read moreand serve your rotten food the guy John at 3 B's Barbecue will definitely serve you some poison with a smile on his face if you flirt with the servers they'll give you good portions that are not of the rotten stuff. Excuse the typo it won't let me correct but you get the point I'm driving home as soon as we have a lot of dirt balls to hang out there that place is kind of sketchy and they will lie to you being Amish does not mean being honest anyone can tell you they do not like Outsiders unless you're buying their rotten food start with the barbecue chicken in the back first make sure your extra friendly even flirtatious with the server so they don't give you the rotten stuff if you have stomach cramps later don't say you weren't worn

I love coming to this farmer's market! Whenever I am close by I try to make a special trip. The…read moreselection is vast and varied. It's located right in the city of Baltimore under the highway bridge on E Saratoga St. Street parking is free and i guess there is a way to reserve parking in line now. Mercy hospital has also offered free parking in an adjacent lot. The market is open on Sundays for the season and is such a delight. The vendors are very busy but eager to assist. The prices are fair. Need a coffee fix? The local Zeke's coffee is on site to assist! Many fresh foods, plants, and seafood to choose from. Definitely worth a visit!

The absolute best farmers market out there... There's a huge variety of produce, meats and dairy,…read moreclothing, jewelry, coffee, prepared foods and desserts, artwork, music and a nonstop flow of unusual people. It makes sense that this farmers market has been a favorite go-to for decades now.

So, I was looking for some turkish products like pepper paste, bulgur, maybe some turkish desserts…read more The closest turkish store to downtown is about 30 min drive, and as someone who doesn't have a car, the cost of uber doesn't justify going all the way there. I saw this store nearby and I wasn't sure if it would have the products I am looking for. So before I went there, I called and asked. The owner was really nice, answered the phone and checked the products for me and that they have it available. I quickly went and got the products. They are reasonably priced. If you are turkish and in need of some basics and leave close to downtown, try this store before going 30 min drive to other turkish stores. There is a chance you may find what you are looking for.

Amazing grocery place. They have a lot international food…read moreincluding Persian and Arab food. From their collection I was able to find Sadaf products (US based high quality Iranian brand that sells Persian food), dough (Persian drinks and other yogurt based Persian drinks, Persian treats and even saffron. They have also lots of arabic brand food such as Roni (canned juice with pulps) that is amazingly yummy, european chocolates and variety of international cookies. There are frozen ready food of both ethnicity as well offered in this place. These are the unique products in this store but they also have a whole lot of generic food that one can find at any grocery store. They have a limited variety of produce so i would not recommend to go here for vegetables and fruits more than tomato, onion, and bell pepper.

Overall this place is nice. Plenty of places to eat fun main food to desserts. Outside and inside…read moreeating places. I've had pretty good customer service. Nice out of the way spot. Just don't go to Bonjour Crepe The other food places spot on!!!

Back at the Market again and trying another business! This time, I decided to check out BMore…read moreTwist. I love a fresh-baked soft pretzel, so I was excited to give this place a try. I'm a big fan of cinnamon raisin pretzels and was happy to see that theirs didn't come with extra cinnamon sugar on top. They do offer a separate cinnamon sugar pretzel for those who prefer that. The glaze on the cinnamon raisin pretzel was perfect for me. My husband tried the pecan caramel pretzel as well as an original, with a large orangeade. What I appreciated most about the cinnamon raisin pretzel was its freshness and the fact that it wasn't overly sweet. The original pretzel had just the right amount of salt, which was great. We didn't care for the pecan caramel pretzel much. The pecans were a bit too toasted and it lacked caramel. The orangeade was delicious! I'll definitely be returning because the service was great and the quality of the pretzels really stands out. The all-beef pretzel dog is next on my list!

What a neighborhood gem. I don't think there's any better named spot in the city: this truly is a…read morelittle shop that celebrates cheese in all its glory, but it's also so much more! There is a full wine bar as soon as you walk in that is about as prominent as the cheese selection, and there is a clear passion for pairing these two. Sampling a few cheese and wine pairings, then grabbing a bottle and a quarter pound of our favorites with a freshly baked baguette on the side makes for a really lovely evening. It can definitely get busy, but service is always friendly. They also have a little import specialty shop in the back (yes, there's a back...it's around the corner!) where you can often find some foodie goodies. This is a low-key place that is a true staple. And their events are always extra fun!

We came for cheese. Left with cheese, meat, wine and a gift...super friendly, happy service! Cozy,…read morewarm, inviting! Totally worth a stop. They have bar/dining options too, but we only stopped in for cheese!! Wish we'd had more time!!

Cute spot. Food is alright, I mainly stuck with the liquid diet but we enjoyed the view! It was hot…read moreso we stayed under the pavilion but still outside.

Came with a large party-and venue can't be beat-on the water with outdoor dining/bar and hopping…read moreyoung crowd. Air conditioning didn't seem to be working inside sadly. Food was OK, fish good, crab dip fine. What was disappointing was the painkiller cocktail! They're the creators of it and it was not delicious. Friends got the double shot which was so boozy they had to order a virgin to cut it.