I would rate the barn a 10 if I could. Great boarders always willing to help out. Jennifer goes…read moreabove and beyond taking care of our horse. Her husband Mark helps out as well along with the kiddos! AAAAAA+++++++++

They are pet friendly and easy to book. They pick up the phone which is great. You can book River…read morecruise tickets on their website up to 2 hours before departure, or call them on the phone. They take cash at the pier or you can scan a QR code there to pay using your phone. Clean boat and not crowded, which is a plus. The best part is they allow dogs. We had a 1.5 hour cruise. Our captain was great, smooth ride and he shared lots of factoids about Saint Michael. He's a local and loves the town.

We booked a last minute sunset cruise and it was one of the highlights of our trip! This cruise is…read moreBYOB and super laid back. We saw awesome sunsets, beautiful views of the Maritime Museum, Yacht Club, and Inn at Perry Cabin, and the piece de resistance -- a pod of eight dolphins (mother and babies!) frolicking along the water. For $45 a person, it was well-priced. I think this would be great for a group of friends or family.

Great gallery. Fantastic art especially the water colors. Beautiful and Sophisticated. Ms. Reed is…read moregifted and her artwork and displays are mindful and unique. Safe atmosphere . Great visit. I'll be bringing family and friends visiting Delmarva here.

Spring break get away on the Eastern Shore gave us a chance to find this perfect gem! Gallery 37…read morecaught our eye when we saw two long-haired Siamese cats guarding the eclectic window art. One step in the door brought a surprising find of many art mediums. And the owner Marsha knows all the artists that she displays. We came away with 2 special pieces including a beautiful steel frame mirror work by ugone&thomas. After a stroll down the Riverwalk stop in and pick your special piece! We look forward to returning! And ask for the story behind the name 37 Gallery!

Amazing farm stand & store!…read more Y'all HAVE to stop by Farmer Gene's Market! They've got beautiful farm-grown fruits and veggies, homemade jams, jellies, sauces, dressings, maple syrup, honey--and apparently absolutely no concern for my grocery budget! I went in pretending I was just buying fresh produce. Came home with peppers, green beans, breakfast sausage, applesauce, cucumber-onion dressing, maple syrup and a container of salted vanilla caramel fudge that somehow jumped into my hands. ‍ The vegetables were just there to make the rest of the haul look responsible! What gets you every time at a farm market--the fresh produce or the homemade goodies?

EVERYONE THIS MARKET SO AMAZING The friendly lady and Man…read morethat could be her Father they're so nice and friendly. The market is amazing from fresh different kinds of watermelons. Yes different kinds of watermelons yellow, red and orange. Which I never seen before. They also have cantaloupe, apples, plums, pears, cherries, tomatoes, squash & honeydew melons. All kinds of flavor honey to jams, jelly, canned vegetables & different plant. When coming from the outlets shopping or from the beach I always have to pull over and stop not matter what. Me & my friends never is disappointed with our purchase they are open daily until the end of October. Enjoy everyone happy summer

Great selection and very reasonable prices. Knowledgeable and super friendly . You'll easily spend…read morean hour there

It was my first time at Peppers (Monday, May 4th), and I was excited about it. Arrived about 9am,…read moreand was quickly overwhelmed (in a good way) at the variety and trying to navigate the connected greenhouse rooms and out door areas. It's a little like a maze, only organized into right angles. Seemed there was only one way in and one way out, which is also okay. Things went downhill after the first hour as it was getting crowded, and customers were waiting in the parking lot hoping to snag a cart from someone leaving. by 10:30 it was so crowded, with cutomers as well as employees trying to move racks of plants around, that it was often necessary to wait for someone to pass, before I could walk down a main aisle heading in the opposite direction. I had to check out twice, and both times the owner (Mr. Pepper) and his wife were at the counter. Both tended to speak only to the girl working the register, but when necessary to ask me for clarification (like "Is this your's too?" kind of thing), the tone was curt and to the point, delivered without a smile. It was busy, I get that there's little time for chit-chat, but it felt a little like being in line at the Soup Nazi (Seinfeld, Season 7, Episode 6). But, I wouldn't be writing this review if it weren't for what I realized this morning: Every single basil plant I bought is actually a dozen or so plants growing together in a small pot. I bought seven, and when picking them out I was curious as to why they were so small. Now I know. This seems to be a trend I've noticed, at both Lowe's and Home Depot, where several plants are crammed into one pot to create the illusion of a larger plant with an established root system. Crowded roots become suppressed roots, thus a stunted plant that does not thrive. This **can** be seen by some as a plus, but I find it misleading, and it is not a proper potting method for growing healthy plants. The basils ranged from $2.95 to $3.95. And last, I never did see where the restrooms were, but one of the friends I was with, who has been here many times, shook her head when I asked where it was, saying, "You don't want to go in there." Maybe it was an outhouse? I took her advice and visited Royal Farms on the way home. In summary, it is worth going to, but be ready for a less than enjoyable experience, unless you arrive and leave early. Get there early to get a cart, don't expect "friendly" service if it's busy, and check the stems of whatever you consider buying to see if multiple plants are potted.

I've passed by Antique Alley a number of times on my way down to OCMD from Philly, but this is the…read morefirst time that I was able to stop and look around! This place is setup in the typical "vendor stall" setup that's common with antique multi-stores where each little booth is a separate seller. Overall it provides a better experience for the customer with a plethora of different vendors and things to peruse. Sometimes these larger malls are a little bit cumbersome to navigate and I find myself thinking "oh crap, have I done this room yet?" but Antique Alley was kind enough to have arrows on the floor to direct you through their space, to make sure that you were able to see everything and not have to double back.

It was a fun place to walk around and (almost) get lost in. I didn't find anything there that I…read morecould purchase as the things I liked were more than I could afford, but I did enjoy looking at everything. The folks there were welcoming. Good way to spend an afternoon!

What a gem the Miles River Guest House is, we will return again…read more The cottage sleeps up to 8 people in 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The breakfast items were wonderful and the views of the waterfront were spectacular. There is a private full size swimming pool, kayak, canoe and other amenities for the whole family. Locate just three minutes from great dining and only about 15 minutes from St Michael's at a fraction of the price. I would highly recommend this place.

I took my wife to our favorite restaurant in Seaford for our anniversary. I arranged with Seaford…read moreflorist to deliver an arrangement so it would be on our table when we arrived. The flowers and the arrangement were beautiful and the attached picture shows how the arrangement looks one week after they were delivered, The flowers must've been very fresh. I might also add that I thought the price for the arrangement was very reasonable

Order for a funeral flowers were gorgeous and well presented for the service I would definitely…read moreorder again