The Howard county is small compared to other farmers market in the area. It's small; However, The…read morevegetables are always fresh and aromatic compared to the ones purchased at the supermarket. If you live near by, Check it out.

I just added their business hours: Sundays 9-1. But no idea about when they shut down for the…read morewinter (though that is a long way off!). My wife and I went here for the first time yesterday. Small but really nice. About 6-7 vendors selling a nice variety of veggies, fruits, flowers, meats, baked goods, and one selling cooked something-or-other for a meal to eat there. We will definitely be coming here again! Most of the items *we think* are locally-grown, but cannot absolutely verify this. Considering the pandemic and the physical distancing we all have to abide by, everyone was doing a really nice job, both sellers and customers. Definitely worth 5 stars!!

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!

I love this farmers market. There's a variety of vendors including a mobile knife sharpener who…read moreisn't there every Sunday but has sharpened a few of our knives and some of my axes. There's a variety of vendors and many of them allow you to taste their produce. Soul Smoked BBQ being there is a delight for morning breakfast sandwiches. There's something for everyone there with food stands, flowers, produce, honey, booze lol. I mostly come with my husband to get produce but we've also gotten breakfast there and very well thought out pastries. You can get duck eggs sometimes and eggs from 2 or 3 vendors. If kettle corn is your thing, also something to pick up. The openness of the market and the friendliness of the veggies both edible and non is what makes us keep coming back. I've had beignets and oysters all in the same day.

I love farmers markets. So I saw this one on the way to a soccer game and stopped in. At first I…read morethought parking would be terrible bc it was backed up at the entrance. But if you just keep going past the first 15 spaces there was plenty of parking. There was such a wide variety of things to buy and most of them were priced well. (a few things were too expensive). I bought a bunch and have been hyping this market to my Annap people since I got home. I thought it was great and I will be back. Excited to eat my haul this week.

Bottom Line: Fruits, veggies, baked goods, seafood, crafts and lots more sold under a pavilion on…read moreSaturday and Sunday mornings. When I'm serious about doing some farmers' market shopping I visit the Anne Arundel County Farmers' Market off of Riva Road. This market is open year round on Sundays and in the summer they add Saturdays. The covered pavilion hosts a variety of vendors. Beyond farmers selling fruits and veggies there are vendors selling seafood, cheese, baked goods, coffee, jewelry, pickled veggies, jams, and illustrated note cards among other local items. The parking lot can be busy, especially in the summer months, but spots turn over quickly.

So, a year later, and this place still rocks just as much…read more HOWEVER, I will NEVER return to the Richfield Farm stand there! My girlfriend paid for some peppers, and then, while picking them out, the young ladies working there started talking shit about customers! Right in front of a customer! They talked about how they don't like coming to Towson because everybody "feels entitled to local food" and how "DC is better because they are super nice to you for bringing them locally grown food". They then went on to refer to people in Towson as "ugly, rude, and mean". Who does that!?

Beautiful market with lots of delicious things to eat. And a super epic bagel shop for breakfast…read moreSammie's

No complaints here at all. Ample produce with much of it fresh in mid June, and helpful staff…read more Competitive pricing too. A little bit difficult to get in and out at a very busy intersection but that's not their fault at all.

I saw another review about a minimum purchase on corn being $10 which I thought was nuts, but when…read moreI got here, I was told they have a $10 minimum on everything if using a credit card. No miscommunication here. I was able to get green beans, blackberries, peaches, tomatoes, and jalapenos for a reasonable price. All fresh and flavorful. The young man helping me was very professional and kind. Nice service and lots of fresh fruits and vegis to choose from. If you have a question or concern about the weights, just ask them to weigh again. They are willing to do this.

Finally had a moment to make it over to this Saturday farmers market! It happens on Saturdays at…read morethe Marietta Mansion. Compared to others I've been to recently, it's definitely on the smaller side. I'd say there was about 5 food spots there, 2 other random popups (like body care), and then your go-to produce. Food options included some amazing brownies and cookies, a Thai food truck I'm very fond of, BBQ, and one or two others I feel like I'm forgetting. A DJ was spinning some awesome beats that really set the vibe. Parking can get a little tricky though -- it doesn't have to get too crowded before you're forced to park in the grass, and it gets a little hilly. The road is fairly small, so if there's one backup (like waiting for someone to move), a line of cars can easily form. All that to say, I'm quite glad I dropped by this market finally -- there are some hyperlocal awesome businesses to check out.

The market is still here though smaller. Still have one food truck with a beef theme. I just got…read morefresh blueberries , strawberries, and green beans. The fruit is tasty fresh. Beans will be used for dinner. Note, parking can be tight. Cars move in and out fairly quickly. Stop by.

The Gainesville Farmers Market - run by Community Foodworks - is located in the satellite parking…read morelot of Gainesville United Methodist Church, Gainesville, VA - and is open every Sunday - from 10:00 am - 2:00 pm EDT. The Gainesville Farmers Market runs from April 28 through November 24. You'll find a wide array of locally grown fruits and vegetables, meats, eggs, goodies for pets, and more. Often times there will be a food truck on hand, and a range of other interesting vendors. I frequently stop in here for fresh veggies and fruits - awesome quality! Check them out! #GainesvilleFarmersMarket #CommunityFoodworks

This was so fun to walk around during a busy Saturday morning! Despite the 80° weather, the place…read morewas packed. My friend and I had fun touring not only the inside, but several shops that had set up outside the day we came. Plenty of fresh produce, homemade goods, flowers, and fun things to look at. I wish the air control was a little better, coming on such a hot day! We preferred to be outside as it was very stuffy inside. Still a very fun spot to walk around, and a much bigger farmers market than I am used to. We ended up, leaving with several items, and were very happy with our purchases!

One of my absolutely favorite places in Lancaster. There is a great variety of stands for any mood…read moreyou are in. If you only visit Lancaster for a few days this is one of the places you have to go. My favorite stands: 1) S. Clyde Weaver has insane specialty sandwiches and is one of my favorite delis. I typically get a large roast beef sandwich with mayo, lettuce, tomato, and the sweet bell peppers. The peppers are my favorite and I always ask for as many as they are legally allowed to give me. Caution: the large subs are ginormous so I usually eat half then save the rest for later. The bread holds up pretty well and doesn't get super soggy, but if you plan to eat it the next day, I would forgo the tomato which can get a bit slippery. 2) Kom Essa features the best breakfast sandwich around. It's greasy, but if that's something you don't mind, this is a must try. 2) Mean Cup is for anything coffee/caffeine related. This might be the best coffee in Lancaster. I practically give all my money to their storefront shop on Harrisburg Pike. 3) Shady Maple is the perfect stop for sweet treats: donuts, whoopie pies, etc. They used to have the best maple bacon long johns (hear me out) but I haven't seen them there for a while. 4) The Candy Stand is nostalgia central for me. Pretty much any type of candy you can think of, you can find there. This was a staple for me when I was younger. 5) Long's Horseradish features the best horseradish you can buy in a gagillion different flavors and variations.