We stopped in Frostburg for a rail car experience. This little grocery store was really well…read moreappointed. I enjoyed seeing they had a local coffee that I enjoyed called Base Camp Coffee. It isn't cheap, at $20 a bag, but is truly delicious. The shop has a wide range of herbs, vegan treats and locally sourced food and beverages. It's worth stopping in while exploring the main shopping district. Service is efficient, and moved quickly in the check out.

Best vegetarian place in Frostburg by far! Food was amazing and they also have items available in…read morethe cooler and freezer for any vegan or vegetarian.

We came here since they have a nice selection of plants with the extensive plant nursery that…read moreextends through the back. However, we were really disappointed in the service. We were visiting from DC and it was about what we'd expect to get in DC. We asked for help and nobody seemed to be available to offer or even give us any guidance. I know they must be understaffed but it's not great customer service. We will say that the inside country market looks great. I liked all the fresh vegetables and Pennsylvania baked goods for sale. I grew up in PA so love tasty Amish baked goods and the usual PA foods you'd find in that area. If coming to the market, this is probably a good experience. Looking to buy plants? Not the place, especially if you have any questions. Highly disappointed with that and ended up heading north to Spring Farm Nursery where they went above and beyond in helping us.

They always have something in stock that makes me want to go back! Honey, tea, cheese, veg, fruit,…read moreflowers, and herbs are just a few. The staff are very friendly and willing to help me find what I need!

Great country store with wonderful staff. Best fresh home made pies. We've tried most of them and…read moreall are delicious but the caramel apple walnut is our favorite. Highly recommend you stop by and decide for yourself.

A lot of flavors of pie and a nice place to stop by. The store is huge and clean with a lot of…read morejams! The pies were good, but I would not say these pies are exceptional. The apple pie filling was good, but the blueberry pie filling was a little thick/gloppy for my taste, and the filling was teetering between grape flavor instead of blueberry. That said, their crust is really good and I enjoyed that. Honestly, I felt the price was a expensive for what I got. I would still recommend coming though and supporting the store. It's certainly good and may suit your taste better.

This place should delete their website as it's nothing like their website....Highly disappointed!!!…read moreTiny store, no seafood, no fresh cuts of meat, no fresh bread, no fresh local candy, barely any jerky, and no sausage. It's coolers of beer like a convenience store, containers of dip and precooked meat, and pre sliced deli meat.

B&B is a prime example of a successful small business. Excellent meat products and a wide variety…read moreof prepared foods, snacks, and drinks. The family that owns the business does an amazing job of helping local farmers and workers and promotes them as well as themselves. So many regulars and employees talking like friends, really loved the atmosphere, even with everyone socially distanced and masked up. Upon asking them some questions they answered all of them about the business and even saw i was buying just a drink and gave me a free sample. They care more about customers and profits. Everyones human and gets annoyed by stupid petty customers so thats the only reason they have bad reviews. Support a local business and also get the best quality meat products you can find in frostburg!

The ice cream is superior and the service is excellent. A great reward after a long walk.read more

Stopped here a few times over the years -…read more Good portions - friendly staff. Not much else to say other than it's a great spot for ice cream Would highly recommend

Come here all the time with my friends the flavors are good and so are the prices. A lot of…read moretoppings to choose from. Service is good my only complaint is sometimes the hours don't match with the website. Super cute outdoor seating.

This is a very nice small-business, locally owned spot in a busier part of the area. Local take on…read morethe sweet frog type business model- self-serve frozen yogurt and build your own sundaes with toppings and sauces. They just recently opened- and I can say working next door that it is a nice addition. They have 12 flavors which they do a good job of rotating along with toppings to keep things new and people coming back in. The spot is more accessible in warmer months with outdoor seating- in the colder months more of a takeout style place. Space isn't too big so they have to do what they can do with the space. Ownership is usually there to assist people, take advice, and criticism and make sure they are giving people exactly what they want. My favorite froyo is the peanut butter or the Dole Whip, and their toppings are high end and kept fresh,

Has a great selection but everytime i go in there they play nothing but Taylor Swift playlist at…read moremax volume.

Great selection but everything overpriced. They posted a so-called "bundle deal" on Facebook for…read more$200 over MSRP. When I commented the MSRP price I was blocked. From a bourbon hunters perspective this place is a skip with prices like $200 for an EH Taylor Small Batch or $150 for Weller Special Reserve. There are many competitors in the area with much better prices. Spend your hard earned money elsewhere.

What a gem! Of all the local health food stores I've been to around the eastern us, this is one of…read morethe best. The selection is outstanding and the service is wonderful. The variety packed into this place is unbelievable from frozen to refrigerated to fresh to shelf stable you are sure to find what you need/want. I've got lunch for the rest of my drive and have this spot marked for future trips!

If it weren't for LocalHarvest.com I never would have stumbled upon this small natural food store…read moretucked away in a strip mall across the river from downtown Bedford. I was looking for some organic milk that wasn't ultra-pasteurized and while I did not find that here, I did find a source for raw milk and more exciting locally produced raw milk cheese. Don't tell anyone, but the Royer Mountain aged raw milk cheese from Clover Creek Cheese Cellar could easily be sold in New York for $20 per pound or more. Here you can get it for about $10. On top of that I was able to get a dozen eggs that were collected on the very day I bought them. The eggs came from Split ail Run Farm in Clearville, and were labeled Free Range and All Natural. I'm not sure exactly what their standards are, but same-day eggs are amazing. A dozen was $3. I brought them back to my in-laws farm and poached them gently. Then I put them on top of toast from Hot Buns bakery for a very Bedford breakfast. The shelves are a bit sparse (I had hoped for a broader selection of Tom's of Maine toothpastes) and the produce didn't look great. But they had local lamb and other meats in the freezer. Oddly they stock Boar's Head too, but I'm not going to hold that against them.