This place is quite a surprise since it looks like an unassuming nursery from the roadside,…read morecarrying your typical items like flowers, shrubs, trees and stone. But in order to find the treasure, you need to walk into the covered area, where they store the local produce. My only complaint is the pricing. A bit steep, but if you want to support the local farms and enjoy some of the freshest tasting fruit and vegetables than ignore the register as it rings up your purchase. The corn is not displayed but you just have to ask and they will immediately bring you some ears. This stuff is what summers are made of - incredibly sweet and crisp kernels - the perfect pairing for your BBQ chicken or ribs. The local strawberries are intensely aromatic with a deep, rich, red hue throughout. You don't. even need a dusting of sugar for these jewels. It really puts those California behemoths you encounter in your local grocery chains to shame -all big and buff with not even an essence of berry flavor. Riva gardens also carries a variety of tomatoes, including heirlooms. Other finds include melons, cukes, peaches, potatoes, spring onions, etc., etc. They carry a huge line of jams and sauces, and even offer locally made cheese. The mozzarella and pepper jack are flavorful and reasonably priced. As if the proprietor Donna doesn't have enough on her hands, the last time I was there, she had cake samples next to the register. I tried the orange cream, and was blown away. Slices were available for purchase, but my hands were full. Next time I said. Well the weight gods must have been watching out over me, as when I came in again to get a slice, they were all sold out. Boo for the taste buds, yeah for the waistline. No matter, I will be back.

The woman, Diane is lovely. She knows everything about gardens, plants, and she has your best…read moreinterest in mind. The man, is rude and should never be in charge of customer service. It's a good place, but always opt to speak with Diane and don't expose yourself to the obviously unhappy man.

Queen Anne Farm has the best tomatoes and freshest local produce around. Everything is high…read morequality, the selection is excellent, and the staff is always friendly. If you're looking for fresh, locally grown fruits and vegetables, this is the place to go. Highly recommend!

Beautiful produce & seasonal offerings. In spring & summer, produce is picked daily. This is a gem…read moreof a family farm!

I am so thankful for Aldis grocery stores. I have been a regular at the Severna Park location for…read morea long time. The food is to a better standard than most large grocery chains. I am actually healthier because of the food quality and save money. The people there work very hard to make the store nice and keep everything fresh.

Clean aisles that are easy to navigate. Every aisle is…read morestocked well. I never get a cart here with a bad wheel. LOL. Prices are reasonable. Plenty of parking.

Family-owned business conveniently located on Route 3 in Crofton/Gambrills. We've driven by many…read moretimes since we moved the area and chose to go here for our Christmas tree this year based on the convenience factor (close and open late). This was our one and only time (so far) purchasing anything from here so my review is limited to this one experience. Expect sticker shock if you're getting a tree (but I think that's true anywhere). The tree we got was absolutely beautiful and perfectly shaped. We didn't even have to trim it when we got it home! The staff was very friendly, prepped the tree for us and tied it to our car. I would like to go back here again in the spring when they're back with seasonal produce!

I asked for a seeded watermelon and I realized when I got home they sold me a seedless one. Also…read morethey charge $15 for it! You can get an organic seedless watermelon right now at Whole Foods. They also don't get them locally. I only paid it because my normal farmers market was closed (that also charges 1/2 the price for seeded). Much of the fruit and veggies I saw looked/felt past their freshness period. I doubt they will refund my money so I'll never go back. There are much better farmers markets in the area.

We are here ALL the time for the farmers market which is 2x a month, both times with different…read morevendors so its always new people each month. Example: plants, clothing, hummus, drink mix in, crafts, candles, usually a hot dog or food truck but that's hit or miss lately. Vendors themselves - I come here to get my daughters cupcakes or cookie whatever she picked out that day. Bows, snacks, soaps, candles, and sustainable items. Generally I always walk away with something. Usually 20 vendors or more and the list of vendors is posted on FB so I follow their page to check on when my favorites are there. Parking- is easy even with a full lot, its on their property with almost no need for walking. Very close. Accessibility- okay for stroller that have bigger tires, maybe less for umbrella strollers. It's all grass so wheelchairs may be hit or miss depending on arm strength. Bathrooms - Portapottys are available. Only negative is as a bunny mom I didn't love they had bunnies out on display for the kids and didn't have a cooling bottle (frozen bottle of ice) to keep the bunnies cool. This is not uncommon especially for a farm. I gave them a cold bottle I had. Afterwards I never saw the bunny out since I'd been back so perhaps they took heed? Either way this is a great market and a consistent family outing. Highly recommend to anyone.

They are off to a good start!!! Cute hand crafted gifts and food options. I feel over time they…read morewill have more local folks coming out to show off their craft skills. It's a great start to giving back and assisting the local community. Dog friendly and plenty of parking.

I just got home a couldn't wait to taste these obviously real home grown tomatoes. OMG. Soooo good!…read moreOwner is a nice guy too.

So this place is just a few miles down the road from me. I have wanted to visit for the longest…read moretime! Finally I saw an advertisement for chicks! I went and got three gorgeous chicks. All of them were sweet and very familiar with people! As a matter of fact, one sat on my shoulder all day today while I worked. While I was there, everyone was so friendly (including the kids) and eagerly showed me everything that was growing in preparation for Summer. I can't wait to go back! Such a happy little farm! I'm ready to move in

I am a loyal customer of the owners other family ran business. When Gary told me he has a farm that…read moreoffers farm fresh eggs, baby chicks, flowers, greens and more, he already had my attention and I was quick to make a visit! They have a CSA program for their eggs and I'm so happy I became a member! A weekly dozen eggs and Gary allows me to pick up in Annapolis which is a better commute for me. Again, thanks Gary and family for another great family business. Very happy to see farms in the area that are thriving.

UPDATE: I still enjoy shopping at Aldi however this location seems to have a big crowd shopping…read morethere thus lots of the shelves and produce are empty or overly picked through. I've been traveling a bit further to another Aldi location. I've heard about Aldi before from multiple people on social media as well as those you tube video of people trying to live the frugal life. I had to check it out! When I was researching which location to visit, I picked the Pasadena location because it had better reviews as well as the location to my home. Also I heard the Glen Burnie store is much smaller. When you first arrive you have to give a $.25 deposit for a shopping cart. Genius! At least the will get people to bring the cart back. The first isle you go in when you walk in is the snack isle filled with nuts, cookie, chips, etc. don't go in hungry, you might fill your cart with snack items before you even get to the veggies. The prices are great and affordable. Good selection of fruits and veggies. Service was great! Overall, we got a shopping cart full and paid about $100 which I'm sure I would have paid about $200 at Giant.

Wow the Chickpea Salad was my favorite item from Aldi, I would go to several locations just to…read morestock up on this item, today I came home looking forward to enjoying one of my Chickpea Salad when I peeled the sealed cover off and lift the lead, Wow look what I discovered, I had to review the expiration date in which it states 06/21/ 2025 Oooooo No Never Ever Again will, I shop at Aldi again, supposed I did look at the dish before eating my dinner ( UNBELIEVABLE) here are the proof

AnneBeth's is the best!!! This is my 3rd time ordering a gift basket for my Annapolis family and it…read morejust keeps getting better. Everyone is super helpful and accommodating for our needs. They are very professional, polite and patient whoever we're choosing items for our family's gift. My family loved their products too. We chose fresh sourdough bread, goat cheese with truffles, and another with figs and honey. Sounds yummy. A tasty white wine to go with the bread and cheese is a great accompaniment. Thank you AnneBeth. I appreciate you for having this establish for all. And it's all priced fairly. I'll be back and will tell friends and family about our experience. Marcia M.

Annebeth's is the refreshingly personalized liquor store on Maryland Avenue, Annapolis. It sits in…read morethe historic downtown area close by the marina, Naval Academy and State House. East to find with street parking right across the street. The space is small, but they have a decent cross section of wine, beer and harder stuff. If you're thinking booze warehouse you will be disappointed, but if you prefer more human scale, you can find happiness with Annebeth. We needed a six pack for our dinner at a local crab house. We were able to select a mix and match half dozen of their mostly local brews, which our lovely shopkeeper was able to put together with transferable can clips into one unit. There appears to be other things for sale in the way of snacks and light lunches, but we didn't pay much attention to them. We knew we would be stuffed with Maryland Blues, chowder and key lime pie that night and were saving our appetites until then. It was cool to buy our night's beverages in a shop that might have been selling grog and heavy ales for the last 250 years!