This place is a pleasant little "foreign" shop in the reisterstown area. It isn't big, but does…read morehave a few interesting thing for an American like me, such as Arabic sodas, milka cookies, and some Russian/eastern European ice creams. That said, the selection of the latter is a bit small. It's sorta like a convenience store with more food varieties. If you are able to, I would suggest going to global gourmet by Family Dollar past the former big lots if you're looking for specific food needs. It has double the variety tho I will come here again if I am able to.

A good place, and my go-to shop particularly for apples priced much better than the nearby big-box…read moregrocery. Also a fascinating selection of international products including breads, preserves, dried pasta, canned vegetables and fish, candies, and interesting refrigerated meats and cheeses. Their packaged foreign snack cakes have led to fun experimenting trying new items. But watch out for the store-packaged Uzbek organic dried apricots. Unlike typical dried apricots, they're much thicker and darker in color and, while very delicious, some have seeds (or portions of pits) that you can't see. Those native to the area from which these come may well know that and know how to eat safely, but to the uninitiated like me a bite into one that chipped a tooth came as a very unpleasant surprise and landed me at the dentist. Sadly, seems the manager failed to accept my attempt at a good-natured suggestion some weeks ago--after a bit of unnecessary wrangling that included being told that apricots don't have pits, that you need to watch what you eat, and that it was my fault (which got me really annoyed and playing the attorney that I am)--to add "caution, contain seeds" to the label.

I haven't gone to this market for years. The market had a refresh three years ago. They reopened…read moreagain two months ago. Like the refresh. Very clean and bright. New bathrooms that are gender neutral. Security guard on duty. Still like the way it was 10 years ago when it felt and smells like a market. Now it's sterile.

I found a place here that sold Scotch Eggs! There were only 2 left. I got the remaining 2 and they…read morewere great! I also found a fried chicken place that had fried chicken livers and gizzards! Yummy! The whole place is remodeled and clean. Really nice!

This is a gem in the Owings Mills area. This market is fairly new and has room to grow, but what…read morethey have is a very well anchored start. The selection of Organic produce is grown by local farmers. The list of vendors is growing and currently include: Barbour Fruit Farm, Homeland Organic Coffee, Kayam Farm, Infused Spreads, Penn Farm, Devas Gardens Teas, Edrich Farm, The Breadery Breads, Sole-utions Reflexology, Eula's Soups. Sunday morning at 9am is a nice time to enjoy outdoor shopping.

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

This market is wonderful, not only because of it's fantastic vendors and selection, but also…read morebecause of its mission. This part of York Road is actually in a 'food desert', meaning that it is hard for the people who live in the area to have access to fresh produce and other healthy options. The Govanstowne Market manages to shrink that desert each Wednesday June-September with a range of fresh produce, meats, baked goods, desserts as well as craft and educational vendors. The market accepts cash or credit as well as payments such as EBT, WIC, SNAP, SFMNP, etc. In my Junior and Senior year summers at Loyola (the market is in a parking lot on Loyola's campus) I would frequent the market to get my fresh produce, try out other goodies and relax with members of the community. Even now, though it is difficult for me to get there on time as I no longer live in the city, I still try to go back a few times per year to support it. What's better than a local non-profit which helps local people support their local farms & small businesses???

I love farmer's markets. And this one is right down the street, so it's perfect for me. It's also…read moresmall, but not in the you don't have any choices small, more in the you can get everything you want and are not bombarded with people, children and dogs.

I finally decided to visit this store I by pass it often when visiting friends like today!!?& I'm…read moreglad I did!!... It's family owned! Met the nicest older lady just enjoying the outside sitting in her chair!!. Conversational all way thru. Very helpful . I loved that with all this outbreak stuff happening with Food this place is locally grown!! and everything's Fresh!!!... produce etc. what I was surprised about an in awe was the Nostaligia!!! I felt on the little girl in me and my adult self thinking back!!... this place had the classics!!. Pickles in a bag, the long Chic-O-stix, the ol skool Bubble gum with the baseball player !! The pushups!! And my favorite the candy Cigarettes!! You would get from the Ice cream truck along with the original candy necklace!! Peanut chews all it was missing were the Boston baked beans!! So much other nostaligia from my mom's childhood!! Too I FaceTimed her and she got a few items like the Original Party Mix , penny candies etc ... after getting a bag full of stuff! My LOOOVE said let me show you something and ommmgeee Live horses there were two!! He kept saying electric fence lol but I wasn't going close anyway just wanted a more up close look!!He knows I LOOOVE horses !! this place is either not too much known or do they not advertise!,so I hope this review Helps someone visit!!... it is a fully running place and the family is so genuine and nice! Definitely coming more often!

Just about every Thursday after I get home from work I grab the little woman and the dog and walk…read moreacross Patterson Park to the Highlandtown Farmer's Market for our meat and produce shopping. Conkling St. is shut down between Bank and Gough for market day where I can get the freshest produce that I remember from childhood. As a child my father had a large garden (his excuse for getting out of the house every night from spring to fall) and I always had fresh vegetables for every meal. I miss those days of fresh maters and squmbers (our childhood name for cucumbers). This last visit I visited the Jack and Zach Food booth for a cucumber watermelon cold drink for $1. YES! This was just what I needed after a walk though the park and uphill to Highlandtown (They call it HIGHlandtown for a reason and not just because of the crackheads along Eastern Ave). I hadn't visited this booth before but this drink so totally hit the spot I came back for seconds. We get out meats from Ferguson Farms and our produce from Barbour Farms and are always excited to get home and sample the treats. Last week the standout was the grape tomatoes from Barbour Farms. Bursting with mater goodness. The market usually has a music tent for your enjoyment as well. Last week was a drum circle but the week before was a Ukulele group and everyone knows you can't not smile when the ukulele is playing. Try it. Just try to frown when the uke is around. Can't do it. Not only is this market awesome but it is flanked by the brick and mortar shops like Laughing Pint, DiPasquale's and Hoehn's Bakery. Can't beat that.

Right place to shopping everything. I am regular customer…read moreof it. Everything proper place. Crew are very helpful all time. All kind of vegetables you can get . They have all types Grosery.(Indian)too. Thanks for good service .

Went for the ice cream during a blistering summer afternoon and never left a place so satisfied…read more The only things that I regret about this place were not getting the amazing persons' name who served me and my wife, and not coming sooner!! The ice cream, I was told, is imported from Pennsylvania, which I'm sure helped somehow in making it the best flavor combinations I've had all year, along with the price to portion being extremely reasonable. Recommending this spot to any and everyone that I can who loves delicious, decadent ice cream and informative, swift service!

I'm rating this store 1 because 0 is not available. The frizzy curly haired Mexican lady at the…read morecounter is soooo rude! My blood pressure goes up everytime i buy plants from there. I regret suggesting this place to my friends and family. To the owner who owns this place, if you don't replace this hateful, nasty counter lady right away, i'm telling you, your business will be going downhill... You're already loosing a lot of your loyal customers. Read reviews on Google, Yelp and others. They have the same comments... the rude Mexican lady. :(