This is a small market with 2 shops for veggies and fruits 2 bakeries, a coffee shop and few…read moreothers. The bread sold at the bakery shop was really good. If you are in the university you can come out form your office on a weekday and buy some groceries and support local businesses. It's only open on Wednesday from 11:00-15:00. Make sure you go early so that u can get the fresh stuff. This market is not open all the year. By the way this market is located at 3900 Campus Dr, College Park.

It's a great place to be. Everyone at the market makes you feel like family, they also have great…read moreproducts and food.

I shopped both at the older location in this one for years. Prices tend to be good for the brands…read morethey sell - they are cheaper than Roots in Olney or the Misfits Market online grocery), though the nearby Coop Grocery in Greenbelt has been beating them on some packaged foods. Sales are usually good. Selection of dairy free and gluten-free foods are excellent. I do wish they had a broader vegetable & fruit selection. I've always been treated well by staff regarding requests and returned products. Naked Lunch evening staff are great about customizing a rice bowl for my dietary restrictions.

Bathroom was dirty and I was treated rudely by two employees! I've shopped at this location maybe…read moretwice and at Rockville about ten times. Have never had any issues before with Mom's. When the employee making the coffee can't tell you a thing about the coffee and responds with "I don't drink coffee.." Maybe offer to ask someone who does. I was also having a medical issue while in the store and no one offered to help or asked me if I was okay. As a contrast, went into the bike shop in the same shopping center and everyone there was so nice! And the person making the coffee knew about the coffee! Will give Rockville another try but won't be returning to CP. Produce still looked great and food was well stocked, so an extra star

Friendly service from Mark and easy to just pull your car up and load some firewood. They have…read moremixed hardwoods and you can get all oak if you ask and see what they got. Reasonable prices and no need for delivery. $20/shopping cart or $75 per bin (I guesstimate = ~ 4-5 shopping carts) is what they charge with $150 for a 1/4 face cord. If you want it delivered it's +$50 and they will stack for additional fee. The firewood has been burning great and I've popped in 2x this fall. Its good to support the last farm located inside the Beltway.

I wanted something really cool for review #200. Lone Cedar is, I believe, the last working farm…read moreinside the Beltway! They have a well worn market store, although they are best known for firewood and mulch. It's really nice to select from extremely fresh produce, including heirloom apple varieties, truly ripe tomatoes, and this time of year, pumpkins. In season, they also sell flowers and plants from their greenhouses. An old tradition lives on!

Fish and meats are fresh. The service is very professional and polite. The store the stocked very…read morewell and neat.

DO NOT USE APPLE PAY HERE!!!!!!!…read more There is no sign posted saying that Apple Pay is currently not working, so I had no reason to know there was an issue. I placed my order, they rang everything up, and the payment was declined on their end. However, the charge still reduced my Apple Cash balance and shows as "pending" on my end. The employees told me the pending transaction supposedly will not authorize, but apparently this has happened before. If they already know there is an issue with Apple Pay, why is there no sign at the register saying, "We are currently unable to accept Apple Pay"? Had there been a sign, I obviously would not have used it and this entire situation could have been avoided. Now my money is tied up in a pending transaction, I have a screenshot showing the charge and the reduced balance, and I couldn't leave with the items I had already attempted to purchase. I asked the employees for help and asked to speak with a manager. I was told the manager wasn't there. I asked if they could call the manager, and they told me they didn't have a manager's number and refused to call anyone. The only solution they offered was for me to come back tomorrow and talk to the manager. So, essentially, their payment system has an issue, they apparently know about it, they didn't warn customers about it, and now I'm expected to rearrange my plans and come back tomorrow to deal with the consequences. The employees also seemed completely lost about what to do. The only response I kept getting was, "I apologize for that." I appreciate an apology, but an apology doesn't resolve the fact that my balance has been reduced and I don't have the merchandise I attempted to purchase. I ultimately had to buy the item using a credit card instead, while now having to wait and see whether the Apple Pay transaction actually processes or eventually gets reversed. If it does process despite the store not completing the purchase, I'll have to contact the card issuer to dispute the charge. The frustrating part is that this could have been prevented by something incredibly simple: PUT UP A SIGN. If Apple Pay isn't working, tell customers before they use it. Don't let the transaction fail on your end, leave the customer's money in pending status, and then tell the customer to come back tomorrow because you don't know what else to do. One star because the actual problem wasn't just that Apple Pay didn't work. Technical issues happen. The problem was the lack of communication, the lack of a warning, and the complete lack of any useful assistance once the problem occurred.

I went today to look for fresh strawberries, not the store-bought kind that make me pucker…read more Unfortunately, it was a no-go. What I saw was mainly vegetables. I arrived half an hour after opening and it was crowded. Long lines for people using WIC vouchers. Most of the produce tags were written with their Spanish names. Some produce had no price tags and I didn't want to stand in line without knowing the prices. I had to ask about the fresh mushrooms that were $5/$8 depending on the size of the carton. There were food booths selling stuff like pupusas for $3 a piece. No entertainment on my visit. It's nice to know their is a place for people to use WIC for fresh fruits and veggies. The only fruit I saw was apples and small plums. Even though Yelp lists the address as University Ave, it's actually on Ann Street and you can't enter off University Ave. I had to backtrack and weave through the neighborhood (with the help of my map app) and find Ann St again to park a block away. Next time I will know better!

Great fresh produce, friendly farmers. Everyone fluent In both English and Espanol. Open every…read moreWednesday at 10:30 a.m.

I've traveled to several international markets in the area. I found this market to be one of the…read morebest. They stock fresh produce/herbs that are hard to find in regular grocery stores. Produce like Thai Basil, and Thai Eggplant. I traveled to 3 stores in the area trying to find the Eggplant. They have rows and rows of Asian sauces, curries, etc. I highly recommend if you do a lot of Thai cooking and want that authentic taste.

I did my groceries on November 21, 2025.my credit card was skimmed at the register. Later that day…read moremy account was hacked and all my money was gone from my account. I contacted the store, terrible service. I reported this incident to local authoritie.

Family-owned Red Apple Farmers Market is a large market with products from around the world within…read morea mural-painted strip mall in Takoma Langley Crossroads. Walk inside and find shelves and shelves full of produce, grain, smoked fish from Norway, and over 100 different spices. Since they source products from around the world, customers come from literally all around the world. Take the time to slowly browse the spice section. You'll learn many new flavors!

I normally shop there bi weekly for many things that can't be found in regular grocery stores.read more

Perfect hole in the wall spot for a meal. The tacos are authentic and really hit the spot. Service…read morewas nice and quick. Pupusas were very filling and the green sauce is so yummy!! The register counter also has nice jewelry for purchase and other snacks/drinks/ingredients/food for purchase as the store is also a market.

Good Food. Pleasant atmosphere. Very good pupusas. Ladies who do the cooking are very nice.read more

Ok, so the girls have been following Toni on the gram for a while. So we couldn't conceivably leave…read moreMD and go back to OH without eating at Manila Mart. One thing that REALLY irritated me when we went on Monday is that they were closed ... bad on me for not checking their hours So we came back today. Briefly saw Toni come in for literally a minute as we were placing our orders, but she rushed back out. The mart is on the right side, while the cafe is on the left side with casual seating/tables. Order your food at the counter and they bring it to your table when ready. We ordered caldereta, sisig, dinuguan, BBQ pork skewers, fresh lumpia and for the sweets: Milo iskrambol, mango float, ube buchi, and because we spent over $40, I got a FREE mais con yelo! Heck yeah!! Of course, the kids loved all the sweets! They couldn't pick a favorite between all the frozen drinks: "all were sooo good!" Food was all good also! Their dinuguan was ON POINT... almost as good as mine! Will definitely be back next time we're in the area!

This was my first time here and the service was good & smooth! They even offered a great solution…read moreto a mistake I made while ordering! I ordered the sisig bowl & it was a 7/10. I will say that it was spicy. I found it hard to eat the whole bowl all at once. Note that it's also a grocery store but there are tables for you to dine in if you wanted to. Overall, I will be back :)

Quaint and small farmers market. Local foodies, farmers, craftsmen…read more.. Not too many booths, but I bet this will continue to grow (herr herr)! Some take card, most is cash only, but come out to support local business!! Love the quartet of old guys jammin out!! Btw, looks like they're here every sunday 6am-3:00p April - November!

From the owner: The mission of the Downtown College Park Farmers Market is to provide local, sustainably sourced,…read moreand wholesome food and products, conveniently located for residents, students and visitors, to foster a strong sense of community, to stimulate economic development, and to improve the quality of life in the downtown area.