I love farmers markets. So I saw this one on the way to a soccer game and stopped in. At first I…read morethought parking would be terrible bc it was backed up at the entrance. But if you just keep going past the first 15 spaces there was plenty of parking. There was such a wide variety of things to buy and most of them were priced well. (a few things were too expensive). I bought a bunch and have been hyping this market to my Annap people since I got home. I thought it was great and I will be back. Excited to eat my haul this week.

Bottom Line: Fruits, veggies, baked goods, seafood, crafts and lots more sold under a pavilion on…read moreSaturday and Sunday mornings. When I'm serious about doing some farmers' market shopping I visit the Anne Arundel County Farmers' Market off of Riva Road. This market is open year round on Sundays and in the summer they add Saturdays. The covered pavilion hosts a variety of vendors. Beyond farmers selling fruits and veggies there are vendors selling seafood, cheese, baked goods, coffee, jewelry, pickled veggies, jams, and illustrated note cards among other local items. The parking lot can be busy, especially in the summer months, but spots turn over quickly.

Happy to see you open this season. The best fresh produce around. Missed you Paula. Get better soon.read more

We went a little out our way to come here based on the good reviews. It was a fairly small stand…read morewith limited items. The tomatoes we picked up were not any better than grocery store quality. We we're disappointed

Visited here and produce is fresh and the meats was fresh. It's not larger than the Amish market in…read moreLaural. It's clean and gets crowded very quickly. Customer service is great. They even have an eater inside. I recommend this market.

In my house, we love this Amish Market. As mentioned in other reviews, it is larger than it seems…read morefrom the outside. The parking is almost always full during the time that they are open. When you get inside, you will see a plethora of different stores inside. My favorite is the meat market in the back. They always have the best quality meats that you could only get from a butcher. Their prices are on par with your local grocer. My little family loves the pretzel place in the front. Warning: this specific store only takes cash I always bring people here when they come to visit us.

Leave it up to me to visit the Crofton Farmers Market at the end of summer! Le Sigh! I actually…read moredidn't know about the Farmers Market until I spotted one of my favorite dessert shops are vendors at this location. So what did I do, planned to go first thing Saturday morning! Located at the Crofton Library parking lot, parking for the Market is onsite - front and back parking lot options, street parking and the church across the street provides parking. Open at 8am - noon and food trucks until 2pm on Saturday's, I saw any and everything you could imagine. Farm fresh produce, pies, goats milk soap, freshly pressed juices, speciality cookies and cupcakes, and EMPANADAS! We were like kids in a candy store, so clearly everything I just listed, we purchased. All of the vendors we encountered were very friendly and helpful. The Farmers Market opens in May and closes for the season in November. My top 3 vendors, Sugar Butter Love, DMV Empanadas, and the Goats Milk Soap vendor - sorry can't remember their name. All had quality options to purchase. The Market has a website to check out the vendors that will be on display, as well as social media pages. I was impressed and will absolutely be back! Note to the wise, bring a reusable bag or two to collect your purchased items. I even brought an insulated bag for my hot/cold items.

I'm late on posting this review. Small parking lot. Great vendors with good food options. My…read morefavorite is the Crepe food truck which has a best crepes ever! This farmers market is perfect for a nice fall, Saturday morning stroll.

Honestly, I'd have to get peed on or punched by a vendor to give a local farmer's market less than…read more4 stars. Nonetheless, this was a nice (albeit small) collection of local vendors selling some great looking/tasting produce, meat, baked goods, honey and SALT (I'm a sucker for salts). Many of the vendors were the same as those you'll see at the Anne Arundel County Farmer's Market on Saturday mornings. On the downside, this market is in the parking lot of the Annapolis Mall which is the most depressing of settings (in my opinion, of course) -- local vendors selling local produce amongst the most commercial of chains, like Applebee's and Panda Express, places that use commercial, flavorless produce in their food. The juxtaposition is not lost on me. I'm not trying to be snobbish, it's just that I feel a lot more "at home" when some grass is visible during my veggie buying spree. Nonetheless, I highly recommend stopping in and picking up some salt samples and produce. Nothing is better than a fresh, homegrown tomato or sweet ear of white corn as a vessel on which to try your newly acquired salts. Once you try it you'll thank me!

One of my favorite Annapolis area Farmer's Market! A great place to be on a Sunday morning. Even…read morethe church goers can make it out here with hours between 10-2PM! Eggs and dairy products, with fresh seasonal veggies, breads, and even jewelry and soaps are just a few items you can pick up from this market. It varies each weekend. I've gotten herbs, and a Maryland Farmer's cookbook. I'm a huge fan of the Triple J farm eggs there. They are pricey $3.99/dozen, BUT unless you have a hen house handy you won't get fresher eggs. Once you try it, you will never want to buy eggs from Giant or Safeway again. Because these guys were smart enough to situate themselves within walking distance of a bank, this makes it very convenient for us to get cash (or more cash if we see more stuff we like) from an ATM. They get an extra star from me for making an effort to be convenient.

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.

Finally had a moment to make it over to this Saturday farmers market! It happens on Saturdays at…read morethe Marietta Mansion. Compared to others I've been to recently, it's definitely on the smaller side. I'd say there was about 5 food spots there, 2 other random popups (like body care), and then your go-to produce. Food options included some amazing brownies and cookies, a Thai food truck I'm very fond of, BBQ, and one or two others I feel like I'm forgetting. A DJ was spinning some awesome beats that really set the vibe. Parking can get a little tricky though -- it doesn't have to get too crowded before you're forced to park in the grass, and it gets a little hilly. The road is fairly small, so if there's one backup (like waiting for someone to move), a line of cars can easily form. All that to say, I'm quite glad I dropped by this market finally -- there are some hyperlocal awesome businesses to check out.

The market is still here though smaller. Still have one food truck with a beef theme. I just got…read morefresh blueberries , strawberries, and green beans. The fruit is tasty fresh. Beans will be used for dinner. Note, parking can be tight. Cars move in and out fairly quickly. Stop by.