Fifers is a good stop. Fresh produce and other goodies. Also got a chicken sandwich with fries and…read morea drink. It was also very good. Will make this a regular stop.

Pros: So much for kids (toddler and up) to do. We're not at…read morethat stage yet so we mostly walked around with our baby. Great pre-picked Apple selection that you can mix and match for pie making. If you have a season pass (I do) you get to bring someone for free once, 10% off all purchases in the store, and a free $10 pumpkin. Beautiful orchard, I'm sure when it's peak season it is a blast to pick from and take pictures in! The Cider and cider slushie was by far the best part in my opinion. Cons: Not much for little littles but that was expected. All the good apples are super high up at the end of the season and they don't supply pickers. Tons of bees because of fallen/rotting apples. If you have a bee sting allergy (we do not), I would not opt to pick in the orchard. Hardly anything gluten free in the store except for some tiny GF apple donuts (not made by them). A little commercial and busy for my liking. I'm just used to smaller family farms where I'm originally from in MD. The ice cream was underwhelming. It's not theirs, it's from somewhere in PA.

It would be faster to visited these fine folks at a farmers market. You can order before you come…read moredown to pick up your Christmas ham or Easter Turkey but remember it is a farm. There will be farm smells.

From the owner: Powers Farm is a small, dynamic family farm located in Townsend, Delaware – raising hogs, steers,…read moreturkeys and chickens. Our goal is to provide a local source of farm-fresh food products. We pride ourselves in producing safe, wholesome, products to assist in maintaining the health of local customers throughout the tri-state area. Powers Farm takes a caring approach in raising our livestock to produce all natural, fresh, pasture-raised, high quality, high palatability, USDA Inspected beef and pork meat products. Our cage-free laying hens produce delicious farm-fresh brown eggs that are all natural and free of antibiotics. Powers Farm dedicates our love and labor to offer a healthy and affordable mealtime favorite from our farm to your plate; we strive to be your choice. To assist in the workings of our farm, we raise Australian Shepherds – these phenomenal companions are terrific workers and family dogs.

This week I scored some killer tomatoes (the food kind, not the 1950s-horror kind) from a vendor -…read morethey were crisp and juicy. I was having some doubts a week or two ago about the place when a vendor said the tomatoes were from a different farm, and I'm still a little unsure about the bread, but the produce options just keep multiplying - people are bringing in stuff from their own gardens, it looks like, and it's really intriguing. Pretty soon I'm going to have to score some of that Japanese eggplant.

Sorry yall no pics as I was over stimulated . Dont visit while hungry! Food, sweets galore. Ok I…read moredon't know where to start. Modern Amish market with a swap meet bazaar next door. Deli, meat butcher shop, coffee, bakery etc. I have to find the bakery's name..... possibly Amy's. Beautiful display. I got a giant chocolate chip cookie-good but not earth shattering. Also carrot cake very good but the icing was super sweet. Tasted fresh though. My personal favorite was the pecan sticky bun oh my goodness I'm still cleaning up the sticky sauce. The sweets are very sweet almost overly sweet. The American diet! I visited a hot bar and got some "boom boom" chicken. Only ok at first but was really good the next day ‍. A friend of mine got the turkey ring and was quite happy. Visited next door to the bazaar which was a mix of new items, used and plenty of knockoffs lol. Wish I lived closer but I would definitely go back. And yes the Amish use Apple Pay .

Some places just aren't everyone's style. It definitely wasn't ours. We are used to larger and more…read morespacious Amish markets with more local goods. The smell of fried chicken and oil smacks you as you enter and.. it was just awful. This place is 99% junk on tables. We thought it was more so local vendors with the way some folks made it sound. It's like a giant random garage sale? Anyhow! This is a dream for some but a nightmare for us.

I just added their business hours: Sundays 9-1. But no idea about when they shut down for the…read morewinter (though that is a long way off!). My wife and I went here for the first time yesterday. Small but really nice. About 6-7 vendors selling a nice variety of veggies, fruits, flowers, meats, baked goods, and one selling cooked something-or-other for a meal to eat there. We will definitely be coming here again! Most of the items *we think* are locally-grown, but cannot absolutely verify this. Considering the pandemic and the physical distancing we all have to abide by, everyone was doing a really nice job, both sellers and customers. Definitely worth 5 stars!!

The Howard county is small compared to other farmers market in the area. It's small; However, The…read morevegetables are always fresh and aromatic compared to the ones purchased at the supermarket. If you live near by, Check it out.

This is my favorite market in the area. The pretzels, smoothies and ice cream are my favorites…read more There is plenty of parking unlike the market in Laurel. You can also buy body care and incense. If you eat meat the bacon/sausage selections are top tier. They also have a restaurant for breakfast and lunch, not a too much to say about that, pretty standard. The jams and cheeses also my favorite to browse.

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.

The farmers market is where we go for the majority of our fresh food. All locally grown with…read moreorganic options available. Eggs, honey , meats, cheese and homemade baked goods and pizza are other goodies. Shop local

This is a fun activity on Saturdays from mid April thru mid December. It has a funky mixture of…read morefood, honey, soap, high end cast iron skillets, prepared food and hand made items. Our favorite vendor is Howard Hughes and his lovely wife Carol. We buy a new cutting board almost every time we visit because they are so beautiful. We use them as cheese boards and as serving trays because it would seem wrong to mar them. But that is just us. These are genuinely nice people. We also bought edible flowers, local honey, local strawberries and chia teas while we there. Great stop on a Saturday morning.

This place is fabulous. There are a couple of restaurants…read morehere and the food is really good. One offers a breakfast buffet and then also lunch and the other one offers fried chicken and ribs, etc.. You can also find fresh produce here and very good Amish baked items If you love donuts, this is the place to get them. if you get a cream donut you get cream in every bite. If you get a chocolate donut you get chocolate in every bite. In other words they are old school and not the chintzy donuts she get elsewhere. The Amish bring butchered meet here, and there's no better place to get it. You can taste the lack of hormones. I would say their items are for the most part priced for the quality that you get. Five stars all the way.

In the area on a Thursday, and stopped by with my Parents…read more They noticed the prices on the "food line" had increased. I ended up getting a "Kids Meal", which is 4 party chicken tenders and 1 side for $10. Does NOT include a drink. Sodas were an extra $2-3 The chicken was good, seasoned well. Large portions. I had the mashed potatoes and gravy, which was good too. I got a little side of Pretzel salad, for about $2.30. Tasty! We were standing at the counter for quite a few minutes, and no one came over to help us. We then went to a far side of another counter and someone said they would be over, and she was over promptly at that point. I wanted a smoothie, and there is a stand near the pastries. I had the Blueberry smoothie, $6.99. It was okay. I wanted something more refreshing and sweet, and this was not it. We arrived about 20 minutes after it opened. There was already a line for chicken/meat items. Open parking space outfront. Bathroom could use some papertowels. There was only 1 hand drier that worked