The staff here is very helpful and friendly. The store is clean, room to walk through the aisles…read moreand checkout is about as fast as expected, even with occasional long lines. They have locally grown produce and fresh locally sourced meat, (including other local farms for chicken, eggs, and dairy) which so far have all been GREAT! We've purchased a beef quarter (see Wagner's Review) and the meat is just fantastic, though availability can be spotty for prime cuts in the "store". All of their seasonal produce that I've purchased (corn, onions, garlic, peaches, melons, cucumbers, tomatoes) have all been delicious. They aren't always the most organized on meat and the prices are a little higher on everything but you're actually getting local farm produce. (I've noticed a lot of places supplement with commercial foods for convenience and that seems duplicitous when they don't identify which is which!) Everything from here has been good, zero disappointment's.

Great little stand to stop and explore. They have a corn maze in the shape of a Baltimore Ravens…read morelogo, that We had a great time walking through. They offer a free hay ride, that you obtain reservations through their website for. The apple cider donuts being made by the Amish ladies were delicious. The produce looked great and affordable. Get your pumpkins and have some fun.

This is a decent grocery store. Prices seem to be on par with other local stores, even though they…read moreadvertise low prices. Some things are better priced at times, like produce, but the store as a whole isn't cheap. They offer private bathrooms (2) that are really big. You have to bring your own bags or buy paper bags. Self checkout lanes and usually one cashier is available. The self checkout lanes are usually card or tap only. This store is right off route 40.

WE LOVE LIDL! Well, we are very familiar with Aldis and visited a Lidl while in Ireland, but had no…read moreidea they have some in the States. We decided to check out this place while we were in Maryland and didnt regret it. In fact, we got some good deals on storage shelves and ended up buying three of them to take back to Buffalo, along with some delicious pastel de natas, croissants, and other goodies. The place is clean, the pastries are fresh, the prices are good, and the staff is friendly.

First time here, fruits and veggies were fresh! Establishment is well-kept services nice! I loved…read morethat they had beverages that didn't contain some of the harmful red dyes that are in our foods. Will definitely be stopping by again!

Went to visit Lorh's Orchard for the first time and I can honestly say that it will be my very LAST…read moretime! I've never felt so unwelcomed in my life! They greeted everyone when they entered the store....EXCEPT US!! They offered assistance to everyone..... EXCEPT US! And when I did say HI to the young lady and young man they just looked at me like I was gonna rob them and went in the back!! I love supporting ALL businesses and I was so excited to bring my wife there but we ended up leaving with absolutely NOTHING!! VERY HURT AND DISAPPOINTED!

Best turkey sub sandwich in the world??? Hear me out (and stop off if you road trip up/down i-95…read morelike I do). We all know the typical deli meat- those round blobs of crap shrink wrapped in plastic sitting under the display case. It's turkey. Right? Is it??? It's smooth and round and textureless... But we buy the stuff anyway. Mostly tastes the part I guess. THIS AINT THAT MY FRIEND! Me and my sister ordered a classic turkey (w everything) and a Bobbie (w cranberry and stuffing) for a little kayak trip out on the Susque. When we unwrapped our subs for lunch... WOAH WTF is in here?? REAL TURKEY MY FRIEND! Chopped and shredded pieces of actual factual turkey meat. Not that squishy bullshxt from the supermarket deli counter. CANNOT BEAT a sandwich like that. Or a hoagie or whatever ya call em up in Havre de Grace. Next time I am bringing home a flank steak too because this is really a butcher shop doing god's work on the hoagie front.

TLDR: Galvinell Meat in Havre de Grace lives up to the hype. Massive, beautifully built hoagies,…read morefriendly staff, and a butcher counter full of unique house made offerings. Easily in the conversation for best hoagies in Maryland. This butcher has been on my short list for a while thanks to its recent fame in the Hoagie Gurus Facebook group, where their Old World Italian has become something of a legend. After finally making the trip, I can confidently say it deserves every bit of that buzz. We stopped in on a Saturday around lunchtime and the place had a steady flow of customers. My wife and I ordered the Old World Italian hoagie along with a hot roast beef and gravy grinder that was running as a special. While we waited, the staff was incredibly nice and helpful, and we took some time to browse their butcher case. Everything looked fantastic, and we ended up leaving with several packs of house made sausages that were too interesting to pass up, including a chicken crab cake sausage and a brisket cheddar. After a short wait, our subs were ready and they were both absolute units. Since they have a few two tops for the lunch crowd, we did not even make it to the car before digging in. The Old World Italian was exactly what I hoped for. Piled high with Italian meats and cheeses, sharp provolone, roasted red peppers, and prosciutto, all served on a sturdy yet soft seeded roll. The meats were perfectly layered so every bite was balanced and flavorful. No dead spots, no overwhelming salt bombs, just a beautifully constructed hoagie. The hot roast beef grinder was equally impressive. Freshly shaved beef, rich gravy, and melted provolone came together in a way that felt indulgent without being heavy. Comfort food done right. Between the quality of the sandwiches, the welcoming staff, and the incredible butcher offerings, Galvinell Meat is a destination. It is absolutely worth the drive and firmly belongs in any serious Maryland hoagie conversation.

I love what they are doing with this Walmart. It honestly feels like a department store. I bought a…read moregreat deal of clothes from here and the fabric was awesome. The stores are neatly stocked and there has never been anything I went here for that they didn't have . The store is very well kept. The cashiers are friendly and everyone I need help, no one had an issue in helping me.

I try my best to go to this Walmart at least 2 times a year. I'd rather pay a toll to go to a…read morebetter Walmart store. Every time I go to checkout my items I am always reminded of how divided America is. They don't sell much merchandise here. The workers are weird and portray a bad character. I always have to brace myself before going into the self checkout aisle. I always have a bad feeling whenever I enter this store. I've never had a good costumer experience here.

Small quaint little store. Didn't get anything but would go back again. Reminded me of family owned…read moremarket.

If you need International food items, this is your place! They have different ingredients that you…read morewould use for several foreign dishes. The staff are decent and are willing to help. Parking is street parking and you could also park in a side lot if needed as well. The post office is across the street and there are two food places you can stop at if you turn up hungry. All in all this is a great stop if you need some international food items.

I stopped by this farmers market with some friends yesterday morning, and it was fine…read more Unfortunately, the farmers market wasn't in its usual location (apparently that's closer to the water), but the temporary location by the police department had plenty of parking). The farmers market was small, just a few vendors, and so it didn't take long to explore. Definitely would be a good place to do some shopping if you live in town, but not a farmers market worth visiting if you're just visiting town.

Small farmers market located in Havre De Grace near the free fishing pier. There are more vendors…read morefor items such as goods, cheese, wine, flowers than produce. It's a very small farmers market that can be walked in 5 minutes. Dogs are allowed. There is parking right next to it. There are public bathrooms near the pier. Everything is outdoors so in the summer it can be really hot. Most venders take cash or card.

Really enjoyed my first trip to fresh source! They have loads of great products from eggs to micro…read moregreens to ice cream and coffee. We live nearby and will definitely be back!

From the owner: We grow over 25 varieties of microgreens and edible flowers for the food service industry. We…read moreprovide free samples to all chefs to tryout! Our products are delivered within 24 hours of harvesting, to ensure maximum freshness, with a shelf life up to 2 or more weeks!

Has a lot of great food to offer. Has a great variety. The meat is awesome that is freshly cut from…read morethe butchers there. We go there to buy everything with the exception of some of the produce. We mainly buy our produce at Weiss or ShopRite for fresher fruit and veggies. It's hit or miss at commissary for them. Otherwise 4 stars.

Only open to veterans and to certain Government Public Service employees, per a memo posted at the…read moreregister. I did not see a clear sign posted at the entrance.