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!!

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!

Sarah created a charcuterie order for us to take to our friends as a housewarming gift. She did an…read moreAMAZING job! There was a lot of care and detail taken into the presentation and personalization of the order, including cute little house-shaped cheese slices and "Happy New Home" cheese cubes. The taste and quality of all of the items was also fantastic! Sarah's order form was one of few that let us fully customize our order from selecting what types of cheeses we wanted to letting us do "pepperoni only" as we aren't huge ham or salami people. She included a great variety of items as well! In addition to the charcuterie box, we also got two small containers of pickles and a box of breads, crackers, cookies, chocolates and chocolate covered pretzels. Our order even came with mini jars of honey, seasonal jellies and mustard! Sarah's prices were unmatched, and she even offers delivery! This order will definitely be the first of many! We highly recommend Sarah and can't wait for our next order!

Sarah did an beautiful job with this order. She was incredibly flexible with time and helped create…read morea very special mother's for my family. All of the fruit and bread was fresh and delicious. Customer service was great and I would absolutely recommend this business to a friend. If you need a charcuterie board please consider choosing Simply Sarah.

I was greeted as soon as I walked in. I stopped into Arrowine to check out their butter that I have…read moreseen all over social media. I was able to find the butter and some seasoning salt. I saw other reviews about their service not being so great. I did not experience that. They have a pretty extensive collection of wines and cheese. If you are hosting and looking to add some quality cheeses to your charcuterie board I would check out Arrowine.

This is a great wine and cheese shop. The staff were very helpful, we were looking to make fondue…read moreand they directed us to a couple of options for what we needed. Plus they had a great variety of cheese for any occasion. They also had a bunch of great wines! Definitely grab a baguette on your way out!

After reading so many positive reviews, I succumbed to a groupon for the walking tour. If you buy…read morethe groupon, you get a great deal for 2 adults to take the tour, as well as a $10 credit at their farm store. Once you take a look at their store, you know there's no way you could leave here empty-handed. They sell steaks and chops from every farm animal you can think of, as well as fresh eggs and Amish butter rolls and aged raw milk cheese, and even kombucha. There is a clever young boy behind the cash register, and he will persuade you to buy everything in stock. Their items are very reasonably priced for grass-fed/free-range/happy meats and dairy products, especially when you're tired of paying too much at Whole Foods for lesser quality and freshness. If you have a genuine interest in learning how a farm works, then you would enjoy taking a tour here, as it's very informative. The manager, Amy, is a wonderful tour guide. She is very patient and will answer everyone's questions. We learned about how they rotate their farm animals to improve soil quality, and about what and how they feed the animals. I wouldn't recommend bringing kids here unless they are extremely interested in farms, and are very patient. Otherwise, they will be bored to tears and will ruin the fun for the farm dorks, like me. If you think this is a petting zoo, it's not. You will see plenty of farm animals running around and/or freely grazing, but it's understood that they don't want folks chasing those free range chickens around. The whole tour took over 2 hours, which was a little long for me, so I left a bit early to hit up the farm store before the rest of my tour group did. I even ordered one of their last turkeys for Thanksgiving, which I'm beyond stoked about. I'd highly recommend this tour. Be a little patient, and eat a big breakfast before you come. There are no lunch options within walking distance, so unless you plan on snacking on a hunk of cheese, you might get hungry after the drive and the walking tour and the ooohing and aaahing at these beautifully kept grounds.

Such a late post: Thanks to Groupon, I took my mom on a farm tour since it was Mother's Day…read moreweekend. We both enjoyed all the information about the animal care, farm practices, cheese making, etc. The blue cheese was my fave and we also bought some beautiful, colorful fresh eggs. Wonderful staff and beautiful healthy looking animals.

Been here twice now and the service is 10/10. Tyler and Megan are both very helpful and make you…read morefeel welcome. Even if you don't know exactly what you love, they'll curate something for you based on what you tell them you prefer. Wine is delicious. Small little spot at the beach. Seconds from the board walk and bay views.

Astonishing service, presentation, customization and value. Great cheeses and charcuterie with…read moreexcellent wine selection. Ownership from CIA Hyde Park is a treasure

Always great to Good food…read more Great service Clean Handicap accessible Great selection Mac and cheese yum

They have a wonderful selection of cheeses and a well curated selection of wines and gourmet pantry…read moreitems. We decided to try the mini jar of maraschino cherries for cocktails at home. They were signed at $3.99. After we paid we saw we were charged $5.99. When we mentioned it to the clerk, she responded "It may have been wrong on the sign. I'm sorry." We didn't pursue it further but that response was not the right answer.

This specialty market was the product of an AI search on the best place to find some high-end or…read morelocal butter in Annapolis. They did not have any local butter, but their imported options were worthy of being spread on some top quality bread, and I bought a couple of other things while I was there. Notably, they had a chocolate shop section as well as some nice looking salads. It was a small store, and as the term "gourmet" implies it was all premium stuff. It is mostly imports and it was not a particularly robust selection for those with special dietary needs. The butter was described to me as the "best butter in the world", which might be an exaggeration but not by a whole lot after having tasted it. Small niche food stores like this aren't places you could really live off of, but I found it a worthwhile visit.

Last Friday, Peyton prepared a beautiful and delicious charcuterie platter for us within a few…read morehours. She asked our preferences and chose wonderful tasting options

Drink of choice: French 57 (mocktail)…read more This drink was amazing I had to go back for two. I appreciate a cute establishment that has mocktails that are more than just juice. This was a very well crafted mocktail!

I popped in to get some excellent French cheese (which I can't eat due to my restricted diet) for…read moremy wife. Rose provided excellent, friendly service and I was on my way. Even better, my wife was thrilled! Life is good with excellent cheese - Vacherousse d'argental!

We have a couple wine shops within walking distance, but we go out of our way (not that far out,…read morebut enough to warrant a car ride) to support Fern Street Gourmet. FSG is sandwiched between One Good Tern Wild Bird store and Simply Fish restaurant in an odd layout of a strip mall off Quaker and Braddock in Alexandria. They have a vast selection of wines, ports, cheeses, caviar, and breads. What keeps us going back, and a lot of our friends talk about this, too, is that there is not a hint of pretention there. The owners are so very helpful, patient and kind. The prices are also comparable to bigger stores and chains. And, of course, they do generous case discounts. We normally buy cases of the Le Petit Duc La Porte (glad I'm typing it because I can't pronounce it) and we get a better price at Fern Street Gourmet than what they're selling it for at Whole Foods. Off-street parking is almost always available here. I know they do tastings, too, but have never been to one. If you're looking for a nice pairing for a special dinner or holiday meal but don't want to feel looked down upon like in some other wine joints, check out Fern Street. Clare, from Tallula wine bar, works here part-time, too, and really knows her stuff.

I've been going here since before Andy bought it. I was worried about a quality drop, but Andy kept…read moreit up. He's very knowledgeable and gives good advice.

This was my 1st time at an Amish Market, and I was pleasantly surprised. There was a large variety…read moreof food to select from ranging from the bakery to fresh meats. It's set up like an indoor Farmer's Market, so prepare to pay for each area separately. The actual venue isn't anything special- you can tell the floors are old. At the front of the Market there's a stuffed pretzel section, however they only take cash for this area. Everywhere else I went they accepted credit cards. Looking forward to going back and trying the stuffed pretzels. I also noticed they had a sign for unlimited pancakes on certain days. I would be interested in trying those for sure based on the quality of food I got. The bakery items and meats I bought were thorough.

So happy this Dutch farmers market is relatively close! I love the huge variety of vendors--candy,…read morespices, chips, deli meats, condiments, pickles, a butcher, and tons of ready-to-eat options like baked goods, pizza, salad/sub bar, and smoked and fried foods. It may seem overwhelming at first, but it's actually easy to get around even when it's crowded. The lines are usually long, but they're very efficient. You grab a ticket to place your order, and things move quickly. Keep in mind there are extra charges for bags and card use. Cash is recommended, though cards are accepted at most stations (except the pretzel and ice cream lines). There is an ATM on-site. Note: The market is only open Thursday-Saturday, so plan ahead!