This is a fun activity on Saturdays from mid April thru mid December. It has a funky mixture of…read morefood, honey, soap, high end cast iron skillets, prepared food and hand made items. Our favorite vendor is Howard Hughes and his lovely wife Carol. We buy a new cutting board almost every time we visit because they are so beautiful. We use them as cheese boards and as serving trays because it would seem wrong to mar them. But that is just us. These are genuinely nice people. We also bought edible flowers, local honey, local strawberries and chia teas while we there. Great stop on a Saturday morning.

Sweet! The market is easy to navigate and has a produce, baked goods, plants, meats and other…read moreproducts. Labors of love are here including the impressive T's Divine Sweets of Cambridge Baker (owner?). I'll put a review on her peach cobbler after devouring it.

In the area on a Thursday, and stopped by with my Parents…read more They noticed the prices on the "food line" had increased. I ended up getting a "Kids Meal", which is 4 party chicken tenders and 1 side for $10. Does NOT include a drink. Sodas were an extra $2-3 The chicken was good, seasoned well. Large portions. I had the mashed potatoes and gravy, which was good too. I got a little side of Pretzel salad, for about $2.30. Tasty! We were standing at the counter for quite a few minutes, and no one came over to help us. We then went to a far side of another counter and someone said they would be over, and she was over promptly at that point. I wanted a smoothie, and there is a stand near the pastries. I had the Blueberry smoothie, $6.99. It was okay. I wanted something more refreshing and sweet, and this was not it. We arrived about 20 minutes after it opened. There was already a line for chicken/meat items. Open parking space outfront. Bathroom could use some papertowels. There was only 1 hand drier that worked

We are staying nearby in St. Michael's and thought we'd explore the area. Stopped by this Amish…read moreMarket and got to die for soft pretzels! Only$2.50 for each large pretzel and $2.90 for a cup of cinnamon stick pretzels. OMG YUM! I would have bought more goods here but we had to run. Also bought a peach pie for Easter dinner.

Needed to write an update as I was recently here for their fall pumpkin season. It's so much more…read morethan a pumpkin patch though! They have all kinds of activities for kids, from pumpkin "bowling" to a corn pit & corn maze! It's a-maze-ing (see what I did there?!)!

This farm is a gem! Loved the owners! Great pick your own pumpkins. My son loved watching the…read moretractor plant strawberries. The whole family loved the awesome and engaging pirate corn maze this year! Will definitely be back for berries and for the fall next year!

A quick produce run turned into a two-hour family hostage situation, and I regret nothing…read more Emily's is the mom/pop shop that actually delivers: local produce, local meats, baked goods that taste like someone's grandmother actually cares -- all priced like this isn't 2026. But the real MVP is the hand-dipped ice cream and frozen apple slider slushy, which will end any toddler negotiation in your favor instantly. Then there's the petting zoo. My kids went from "are we done yet" to "we live here now" in under five minutes. There's a play area too, so you can actually finish your lunch special without a small person climbing you like a jungle gym. Passing through Cambridge with kids? Skip the restaurant. Come here. Clear your schedule -- you're not leaving on time, and you'll be fine with that.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Alot of great stuff here - Produce, baked goods, local craft beer, ice cream, and lunch options…read more Great burgers and mac and cheese. Food was reasonably priced. Fun stop for families

"World's Best Everything Cleaner Plus So Much More," is the best cleaner for everything! The…read morecleaner smells wonderful and I use it for spot cleaning almost everything in my house as well as a mosquito repellent( I spray it around the patio before we have guests over to keep the bugs away)!!

Made my annual trip to the Eastern Shore of Maryland last week and, as usual, my first stop was…read moreHerb 'n Craft. I have been visiting Fran's farm for at least 15 years and have never been disappointed in her products. They perform as she says they do. This is a long review but one that I hope will be helpful to anyone interested in quality organic products made by someone who is a fountain of knowledge and who genuinely cares about her customers. My most frequent go-to products are: * Nerve/Joint/Muscle Pain Relief (roller ball). I started using it for sciatica but found it has many other uses including relieving neuropathy pain. After getting two injections from my podiatrist, going to physical therapy for six weeks and consulting orthopedics about the pain, it dawned on me that I should give Fran's remedy a try. While not a cure, applying the Nerve/Joint/Muscle Pain Relief to the nerves on top of my foot, I can be pain free for hours or for days --- no idea why the variance. * Hello My Aloe Plus. I use this product for a myriad of skin problems. Most recently, I found it solved the irritation created by my bra. I had numerous tiny painful sores. After about three weeks, all the sores were gone. A tiny bit goes a long way in relieving cracked, dry skin around my fingernails, itching from hives or any other skin irritation, and moisturizing my face. I absolutely love the many uses I have found for this product. * Skin Tag Removal Soap. The small skin tags on my neck disappear. The larger skin tags are smoothed to the point that they are not noticeable. Maybe they are something other than skin tags; regardless, I am pleased with the results. I always stock up on the wonderful handcrafted scented soaps, including Bug Away. And, every time I visit, she has new products to try. This time, I picked up the Nerve/Joint/Muscle Pain Relief rub. It would be better for Fran to explain the difference between the rub and the roller ball, but the rub does not require one to wait for the product to dry. Rub it in and be on your way was the appeal for me. I am also trying the Madagascar Vanilla Bean in vodka extract - alcohol disappears in heated food. Looking forward to my next visit and following Fran on Facebook. I highly recommend anyone interested in a natural path to life give Fran's products a try. You can find out more about Herb 'n Craft on the FB page.

The best farmers market on the Easternshore Great fruit &…read moreveggies! Lots of extras. Always friendly service & helpful

Enjoyed our stop at Clayton's. Nicely stocked. Bought green beans and blueberries. Prices are good…read more Easy parking and a nice staff. We will be back.

Small farmer's market with just the right amount of vendors. You will find fruits, veggies, meats,…read morecakes, jams, jellies, soaps and a few more trinkets for your tummy or body to enjoy. Down near the Annapolis harbor you can take in the visuals of the boats that are docked or sailing, people watching, the multitude of restaurants or shops. Or you can stop by this quaint little farmer's market just before you do all the the other things. Although small, this farmer's market has a small town appeal with just a few vendors, but I found them attentive, personable and and plain old nice. From Belle's Acres soap, balms, salves, and body washes to Karen Kay's table of cakes and other sweet treats with no sugar, calories, just LOVE as she tells it. So, stop on by this charming farmer's market on Sunday and leave with a SMILE.

Glory Hallelujah! FreshFarm has come to Annapolis! The folks who brought you the Dupont Circle…read moreFreshFarm market, along with several others, has opened a new location at the Annapolis harbor. We ran down this morning for the inaugural launch and they did not disappoint. Criteria for vendors at a Freshfarm Market include, that you must be located within the Chesapeake bay region and you may only sell what you have either grown or made yourself. With that said, there is a definite slant towards sustainable and organic product of high quality. Today's offerings included: Quail Creek Bakery, Cherry Glen Goat Cheese Co, Flower vendors, Springfield Lamb, Local produce featuring early tomatoes, mini cucumbers, herbs, sweet cherries, asparagus, strawberries and much more. We also scooped up a delicious homemade gazpacho and mushroom empanadas for later. Local favorite, Chef Jim Wilder of the Wild Orchid Cafe was on hand for food demonstrations. We watched as he prowled the market for his ingredients but were unable to stay. There is plenty of room for expansion and we have hopes that as the season progresses, even more vendors will join in. The market is open Sundays only, June 1 - October 5. 8AM - 12PM. If you live in the area and you are serious about food, then PLEASE don't miss this opportunity for yourself and for Anne Arundel County. www.hardypartyreview.blogspot.com

An ideal small market where one can discover quality produce and a positive atmosphere. I only hope…read morethat there will be an increase in the number of vendors.

Great local produce, coffee, honey and baked goods. Located in the parking lot adjacent to…read moreCultClassic Brewery. Well worth stopping by for the good vibes.

Sweet family. Beautiful flowers in the summer! Great produce and canned goods too! I love…read morebringing my granddaughter there. She always looks forward to visiting the many baby kittens and rabbits when they have them!

Love this place! While I love the produce (especially the corn), we do grow a lot of the same…read morethings at our house (but not the corn). The flowers tho are awesome! Gorgeous petunias in unusual colors - and ditto for pansies.