Who knew this hidden gem was so close to home. I was able to take all 5 (and one on the way) of my…read moreGrandkids to this family farm in Southern Maryland. On the property, we visited the petting zoo, did a kid's corn maze (along with a slide), took a hayride to the pumpkin patch and had the kids pick out their own pumpkins. They had a ball! The farm also has fresh vegetables, ciders, honey, jams, meat and other items available for purchase. The entry fee is $11 for those 2 and above which I think is reasonable. They also have ice cream(which they all loved), milkshakes, root beer floats and pulled pork sandwiches available for purchase. They have strawberry and blackberries for picking in the spring(will be back). The family was very friendly and informative. was friendly. My Grandkids had a ball. This is what I call good, clean fun.

Their meats and vegetables were really good . I tried their blackberry cider amazing,service was…read moreexcellent very friendly

I no longer subscribe because they don't have a pick up location near my location, but they run a…read moregreat CSA. Well packed veggies, well organized pick up location, and plentiful shares. The owners are cheerful and professional and I wish them the best.

I visited the nursery section only and the variety was impressive. I found most of what I was…read morelooking for which was a win. However the service was very hit or miss. The woman who checked us out was an absolute delight, warm, funny, and exactly what you hope for at a local farm stand. Unfortunately my experience in the herb section was the opposite. When I asked about strawberry plants and was told they didn't have any, I mentioned I was a first time gardener and asked if she could recommend something beginner friendly. Her response was essentially "just pick something, all you have to do is water them." When I explained again that I was new and looking for guidance, she told me she couldn't help me. As a first time gardener trying to learn, that kind of dismissiveness was discouraging. If it weren't for the lovely woman at checkout, I likely wouldn't return. I ended up going to Ed's Plant World in Brandywine where the staff were warm, welcoming, and genuinely helpful to a beginner. The difference was night and day. That said, I'm giving 4 stars because the place is really awesome in terms of selection and variety. The woman in the herb section may have just been having a bad day. It's absolutely worth checking out.

Went looking for yellow and found an orange one instead…read more $15, yikes. It better be good or it's going in smoothies.

What can I say? Don't ever drop a cent on these hapless bunglers. I could spew forth a diatribe…read moreof Lewis Blackian proportions, but I'll keep it short. At least until our next "delivery" angers me enough to log back on and unload. My wife and I decided to split a "full share" of spring veggies, which Karl and his wife Paula claim is enough veggies for a family of FOUR for a week. This costs us about $325, for our HALF, which is about $20/week. So you'd think there would be an abundance of leafy greens, etc. This week, we got three tiny green peppers, and 4 plum-size tomatoes. I've just now started recording our pathetic deliveries because I've been too angry until now. I'll keep it up though. Please save your money and take your business anywhere but Karl's Farm CSA.

This has been our first year getting a farm share, and it's been great! My husband and I got a half…read moreshare. We've been pleased with the quantity of vegetables we have received, despite this being an extra-dry year. We haven't really bought veggies from the grocery store all summer. We've tried some new veggies we'd never heard of before - mizuna, kohlrabi, and daikon radish, for starters. There are also plenty of staples, such as peppers (hot and sweet), potatoes, and cucumbers. They have a Pintrest page with all different kinds of recipes, which has been useful when we get a veggie and have no idea what to do with it. There haven't been that many herbs, but when there are, it's enough to be useful. This is a great farm share if you're adventurous with your veggies! We also got a half-share of eggs, which has been fun. The color of the yolks is so different than what we buy in the store! The eggs come in different sizes and colors (on a lucky day, we'll get a blue egg!), and we're happy that they're coming from chickens that are treated well. It is expensive? Yes. I think most farm shares probably are. But it's all organic, and they deliver right to the front door. Meaning, if we go out of town for the weekend, we can have a neighbor bring it in instead of missing out on a share. We're planning on keeping this farm share for many years to come!

As a first-timer at Nalls Produce, I can confidently say that I am so happy to have visited this…read moreestablishment. When you arrive, it is off a main road, so you can drive by it rather quickly. I had to use my navigation system because that is exactly what I would have done HAHA! There is so much to look at ranging from the variety of seasonal plants, herbs, flowers, and etc.! They also have gardening equipment, soil, and produce in their buildings that they have. Personally, I was more surprised to see that they had duck eggs, yogurt, and different cheeses. I have not come across these items at a produce stand before, so do not judge me (I definitely plan to purchase the duck eggs at some point in time). In addition to all their fresh items and produce, they also had interesting items such as their syrups (i.e., peaches and cream, maple, cinnamon roll (I could be wrong about that one) that can be used for a variety of food items such as pancakes, in yogurt, and waffles. Other items such as bacon ketchup, applesauces, butters, jellies, salsas, and more lined the walls of the store. I took a particular interest in their wildflower honey which is produced locally. The sign says to use it daily to help build your immune system against seasonal allergies. Honey, I I have allergies all year round, so you know I bought that (pun intended ). I am already on day two and I recognize a decrease in my allergy symptoms already! I also bought a rosemary plant that I will be using for other creations. The total price for the honey and rosemary plan came to about $25 and some change. Considering what I am using these items for, it was worth it. With the service being great and the products being of great quality, I will be returning for sure! P.S. - There are also have some awesome animals that you might hear during your time there! Also, this place is kid friendly as well. They have so much to offer to their customers, so I would suggest checking out their website for more information!

I was in need for some locally-sourced, honey, and Google referred me to Nalls Produce…read more Let me start off this review by saying I had a positive experience, and I found exactly what I was looking for (plus a little extra). When I arrived, the first two people I encountered provided positive customer service, including taking me to the location where the locally-sourced honey is situated in the store (not just pointing to the general area). I really appreciated that. The other thing I found helpful was that when a team member didn't have an answer to my question, they were willing to defer to a team member who had more knowledge about what I was looking for. This is where Veronica or Victoria (I'm not quite sure of her name, other than the fact that it begin with a V) comes into frame. She provided really good and useful information in addition to asking really good questions. She also seemed to be sympathetic to the fact that I was not feeling well and was looking for something to help in the healing process. We need more of this in the world. Care and concern for humankind seems to be lacking here lately. If you are looking for locally-sourced honey and you live or work in VA, don't hesitate to stop by Nalls Produce! Happy shopping! Oops! One more note ; I'm not too sure Nalls is located in Alexandria as it states when you visit the website. After completing a pretty long day at work in Arlington, I didn't think a drive out to Alexandria (after primary rush time), would be so bad. But, the drive was a little further than expected. Because I'm not a Virginia native, I could be incorrect in my thought process. But Nalls Produce is not located in Alexandria, it is located in Franconia. That's not even Alexandria County...it's actually Fairfax County. Either way, it was worth the drive because I was able to find what I was looking for. However, had I known the drive would take it as long as it did, I would've probably done it on an early Saturday morning and spent a little more time to explore all of the other interesting items I saw. By the way, it looks like they do a monthly newsletter that highlights some great information for the upcoming month.

This is a wonderful fruit and vegetables stand, they use to sell everything off a stand that was…read morepulled behind a tractor. All of the veggies looked like they were just picked out of the field the place was always busy they got bigger and bigger now they have a huge building selling honey, jellies, pickles and eggs. I guess the veggies and fruit isn't grown on there farm like it use to be hopefully it's all grown here in MD by small local farmers.

Produce is incredible! Employees are the nicest gals you'll ever meet (even though I miss Amara…read moreterribly!!)! Great prices too! Small town awesomeness in a nutshell is Jake's Produce!

Today I picked up some seafood salad for friend. She loves it not the Cajun one, but the regular…read moreone the Neptune seafood salad that's what it's called. I picked up some smoked sausage meat with pork and beef. It was delicious cause I was very hungry. Got a crabcake smells delicious. Could I eat that soon? The service was amazing. I love the fact that at the Seafood salad bar they want my numbers you have to take a number I almost got lost. I bought a slice of pizza but no I got what I want and then I got a surprise. They had both dark chocolate and milk chocolate cashew turtles so I got those I love love love, love that the fact that the Security greeted you when you walked in all of the people at the Amish market were very friendly that served you in an evening and got some authentic grape juice. It was four dollars. I gave them five and told him to keep the change for the tip and the lady was like I only charge three so I was like keep the two dollars. I enjoy this place, but it does get busy super busy real quick in the parking lot could be a little strange sometimes but love the Amish market been coming here since my child was 42 maybe I think in the Food just keeps getting better and better last weekend. They have pulled pork sandwiches when it was pouring down raining last weekend and everybody that had one said that was delicious.

This was my 1st time at an Amish Market, and I was pleasantly surprised. There was a large variety…read moreof food to select from ranging from the bakery to fresh meats. It's set up like an indoor Farmer's Market, so prepare to pay for each area separately. The actual venue isn't anything special- you can tell the floors are old. At the front of the Market there's a stuffed pretzel section, however they only take cash for this area. Everywhere else I went they accepted credit cards. Looking forward to going back and trying the stuffed pretzels. I also noticed they had a sign for unlimited pancakes on certain days. I would be interested in trying those for sure based on the quality of food I got. The bakery items and meats I bought were thorough.

This is a southern Maryland gem! There are many farms in the area but this one offers a variety of…read moreactivities. You can pick your own pumpkin, take a hay ride, pet goats and pigs, and even go on an adventure at the maze! They have a maze for adults and one for the kids. You can easily spend a couple of hours here with your family, and to top it off they have locally grown fruits, vegetables and jams for sale. Must visit for every season!