I've been to a couple other Dutch Country markets in the area and I liked this one a lot. It's a…read morebit smaller with less vendors, but the quality of the food was good. I got a pretzel log from the pretzel vendor (a must at an Amish market if you've never had one) and a smoothie from the ladies in the back right corner. Both were delicious. The market gets very busy on Saturdays so be prepared for some lines. The pretzel log line was long but it moved quickly. There is a big parking lot for the shopping center, so we did not have to circle around for a spot like you do at the market in Laurel.

The Amish market here is a little less expensive than the ones in Anne Arundel and Prince George's…read morecounty's. This place is a little smaller than expected but still has all of the favorite vendors seen in other area markets.

Great little farm stand. Really nice people work there too…read more Produce is great and always fresh. Their peaches are some of the best I've had.

I hadn't given this place too much thought until the Coronavirus pandemic but when I saw that they…read morewere doing delivery I gave them a try. Their delivery charge is very reasonable ($3) and if you order by 9 PM you get your items by the next evening. When my first order arrived there was one missing item but the company got back to me promptly and everything was sorted out. Solid company, I plan on ordering from them again.

Definitely a great neighborhood produce source for local, organic produce. I passed this place on…read moremy way to The Skyloft (which is the next block down) and made it a point to check it out before I left the area. I wouldn't recommend this place for the normal grocery type food items from other companies because they were very pricey but if you don't have a vehicle or just want something out of convenience, I would understand from a business aspect how it works for people in the community. Tomatoes is one of my favorite foods and the ones here were huge, healthy looking and offered at a great price. I may also venture back for the bulk grains since they were reasonable priced. As I looked around, I heard the owner having a conversation with a customer about farming and other environmental topics and he really seems to know his stuff. Worth checking out next time you're in the Highlandtown area.

Love this Flea Market. There are so many vendors and an abundance of items to choose from. I always…read moregrab a sausage from the food court. There are a lot of vendors and the prices are great. Some will bargain and some won't, it's worth a try. I never leave empty handed to say the least!

Good variety of items Vendors willing to negotiate prices…read moreConfusing physical layout - so leave bread crumbs

Good place to sell and buy things. But the Manager Mike is not a good guy. Guy is really…read moredisrespectful has no courtesy for other people. They do not allow you to sell stuff if someone else is selling stuff there that they've been selling for years but they're a lot to have multiple different people selling shoes and purses.

I give it a liberal 3-star rating for a few reasons. First, if you've been to flea markets before,…read moreyou know that you are not going to the mall...flea markets can vary---some being more organized and professional than others. Most of the time, it is a bazaar of normal people who are trying to make a little extra money---like a weekly garage or yard sale. North Point Flea Market seems to have been around for quite some time. It is located in the heart of Dundalk...inference: the vendor stands are going to appeal to those who frequent this place. With that said, there are many various proprietors of interesting junk or treasure, depending on what you are looking for. It seems that haggling is a lost art, and many of the vendors are trying to get top dollar for their goods. If you're in the area and looking for some cheap entertainment on a weekend, this is a fun place to saunder through, look for deals, and people watch.

This stop was such a treat for my kids. We stopped by for their Strawberry Festival. They didn't…read morehave any strawberries for picking, but my kids loved the many play areas, face painting, panning for gems and the shop that had such fresh produce like tomatoes, corn on the cob, strawberries along with baked goods like apple cider donuts, cookies and other treats. The service on site was on top of things. It was easy to check-in and get into the festival. The atmosphere was fun, with many fellow parents looking to exhaust their kids. Overall, a great experience!

What an amazing day spent here. They hosted the Stawberry Festival. There was a fee of $8…read more There was plenty of parking for all. My only draw back was there was no signage for the strawberries. We did not get to that part. However, there was plenty activities and fun for the kiddos. Live music, slushies alcohol/non alcohol, food trucks, and animals. For those that wanted to rest or eat there was a pavilion with plenty of tables and chairs. I know on during the fall there are even more seasonal activities to include pumpkin patch and hayrides. I will definitely make an effort to stay in touch with events here. Was definitely relaxing.

The Fells Point Farmers Market (Saturday 8am-12:30pm when open) takes up a small space but included…read moreat least two fresh mushroom vendors, two or three empanada type stands, and cheesecake. It is right by the wharf so take a walk afterwards and check out the shops. Broadway Market is nearby with its food options and their own Bmore Flea market every Saturday 10am-3pm (except closing for inclement weather).

Honestly, this is a decent farmer's market. It's only gotten bigger during the summer months, but…read morethis is an all year-round event. I have the convenience of walking to the event - I don't think I would come here unless it's to try some of the vendors like Aru Aru the new pupusa stand from the son of the famed Salvadoran family that started El Paraiso. The produce isn't bad and there's always two stands of produce, but the large bulk of the fells point farmers market is around prepared foods. That said I love the prepared foods vendors- there are juice vendors. I love the breakfast wrap people, and it's always a bustling environment on a Saturday. You run into so many people you know and love the fact that we're all supporting local vendors here. I recently found a CBD honey guy who calls himself in Mr. Honeyman and really enjoyed the interaction

What a great discovery! Who knew that there was an entire farm in Pikesville? I was looking for…read morelocal raw honey here on Yelp, and Hidden Waters topped a very short list. The farm itself is tucked away on an unexplored part of Old Court Road that I never knew existed. Dennis, the store manager, offered a tour of the grounds where farm animals are raised onsite. Check them out, as they sell meats, egg and other dairy, produce, and the honey I was searching out. Great quality goods that I would encourage you to consider. They're a little pricier than grocery stores, but as we are seeing these days, you get what you pay for.

I was blown away by this farm. It honestly feels like you're out of the city . I was impressed by…read morethe acres that they had to do farming on. I was also impressed by how they don't use any harmful chemicals on the crops and the way their animals are allowed to be as close as in their natural habitat as possible! The maple syrup was worth every cent, the fresh green beans were very good! The establishment was well-kept and the service was top tier! It gave off very farm vibes and I loved it!