This market is wonderful, not only because of it's fantastic vendors and selection, but also…read morebecause of its mission. This part of York Road is actually in a 'food desert', meaning that it is hard for the people who live in the area to have access to fresh produce and other healthy options. The Govanstowne Market manages to shrink that desert each Wednesday June-September with a range of fresh produce, meats, baked goods, desserts as well as craft and educational vendors. The market accepts cash or credit as well as payments such as EBT, WIC, SNAP, SFMNP, etc. In my Junior and Senior year summers at Loyola (the market is in a parking lot on Loyola's campus) I would frequent the market to get my fresh produce, try out other goodies and relax with members of the community. Even now, though it is difficult for me to get there on time as I no longer live in the city, I still try to go back a few times per year to support it. What's better than a local non-profit which helps local people support their local farms & small businesses???

I love farmer's markets. And this one is right down the street, so it's perfect for me. It's also…read moresmall, but not in the you don't have any choices small, more in the you can get everything you want and are not bombarded with people, children and dogs.

Sadly, the BMI farmers market on Saturday mornings is struggling to survive. It has two things…read moreworking against it. First is the spectacularly great Sunday market under the expressway that has been thriving for many years. It has everything one could want in the way of fresh locally grown produce. Perhaps the thing that works most against the Saturday market is that the residents of the area have no idea what fresh food tastes like. They don't cook, they only eat prepackaged crap and, most likely, are hung over on Saturday mornings. There are, however, a few good venders at the BMI. The two fruit and vegetable venders are very good, the pickle guy is wonderful and Bonaparte's bakery has delicious pastries. I've also tried the meat guy and his products are very good. The only thing that I'm passing on in the future is the coffee stand. $3.75 for a cup of coffee!?! Somehow, this market must attract more patrons. Hopefully without resorting to a Bloody Mary stand for the local binge drinkers.

We love the BMI Farmer's Market. Whether it's pickles, locally raised pork & chicken, freshly…read moreroasted coffee or locally grown produce, the Baltimore Museum of Industry Farmer's Market is a hidden gem with a great view of the city!

Outstanding small farm produce, flowers and meats. Spend time there and enjoy the animals!read more

Friendly owner and staff. Great produce, corn is spectacular. Fun to look at the pigs on the farm,…read moretoo.

This is a tiny covered farm stand in a residential area - in fact, it's the family's front yard…read more Several parking spaces are available off the road, and they are open 7 days - including evenings. I've visited twice, and had excellent zucchini, peaches, corn, and tomatoes. They also had a variety of melons, peppers, baby cucumbers for pickling, and other in-season items. You can see the rows of plants right off the road - it is truly local agriculture. Well worth a visit if you, like me, want local produce but find the major farmers' markets inconvenient to access (downtown) or get to (closed too early, like Towson).

I basically agree with the other reviewer and I do buy produce here in season from time to time…read more One thing I find off putting is the fact that you are not allowed to pick out your own corn. If you want a dozen or half dozen or whatever, they will assemble the ears in a bag for you making sure you get a couple small ears to match every larger ear. This way they sell every ear, even the ones not worth selling. Once, I rushed right up and went for the corn, grabbing the most robust ears for myself and was screamed at by the white haired lady, "we pickem!" , "WE PICKEM!" OMG it was extremely shrill.

This farmers market is intimate well thought out and a true neighborhood gem. Baltimore favorite…read moreZekes is nearby so smells of caffeine wanders through the air. I'm actually not sure of the date and time. It's either Tuesday or Wednesday during the summer

Great little farm stand. Really nice people work there too…read more Produce is great and always fresh. Their peaches are some of the best I've had.

I love a good farmers market and though not the largest, I was able to find what I wanted plus a…read morelittle bit more. There was a fruit stand that primarily had a large variety of apples many that I had never heard of. I took a leap and tried a couple of varieties that were absolutely delicious. I bought some for eating and some for apple pie and cobbler. They also have pears , purple cauliflower, and some other produce. I noticed they have fresh apple cider in 1/2 gallons and quarts. Although this trip was primarily for apples, I couldn't resist the purple cauliflower and some delicious pears. I of course had to walk through and see what other tasty treats and wears they had. If you like Empanadas you must go to the rear of the market and try the large variety of mouth watering empanadas that cater to the meat lover and the vegetarian. Though not on this trip, I've enjoyed the Shrimp Old Bay and Spinach & Cheese. You can also buy them to freeze and have them for later. Another must stop and taste is Cane Mixers. These delicious mixers come in a variety of seasonal exotic flavors like Passion Fruit Jalapeño, and Guava Tiki Punch. Great in your favorite beverage or poured over ice . I didn't buy any this time, but I love mushrooms and they had some of the most beautiful fresh mushrooms I've seen in this area. The price point is also reasonable. They're definitely on my list for next Sunday! I believe new this season is the waffle stand. Can you say I had absolutely no intention of getting any waffles this morning, but when you see the batter being poured on the hot waffle maker and then coming off the griddle stuffed with your favorite toppings..... oooo baby I had to have one. I got one with mixed berry and bacon These waffles are so good you could eat them plain. I also noticed they make a sugar free waffle. I love that option for folks that have to watch the sugar. This market last Sunday is December 18th so you still have time to take advantage of their great offerings before they close for the season

This farmers market is really nice! The only thing I wish for is more of a variety in what products…read moreare being sold here! That is the only reason for the 4stars. It's always busy, which I think is a good sign!

I've been to Jones Family Farms once to poke around and see what they have to offer. However, this…read moretime I was in need of vegetables for a garden I'm growing this summer and Jones Family Farms blew me away. I browsed through all of their condiments, ice creams, and fruits & vegetables, which they had some pretty unique items that piqued my interest. But their wide selection of vegetables and herbs for planting in your garden gave me endless possibilities of things to plant. With so many rows of outdoor plants and garden selections I think you'll definitely find what you're looking for. Jones Family Farms has a good variety of tomatoes and peppers as well as different variations of your traditional herbs. I was able to grab some amethyst basil, which is a beautiful shade of darkish black, purple. They also had a vast number of lettuces to choose from to grow a healthy salad in your garden. All of Jones' items seem to be reasonably priced, given the quality of their plants and what you would pay at some other big-name stores like Home Depot or Loews. I couldn't stop myself from picking up little pots of garden staples but eventually told myself enough for now. Whether you're a newbie to gardening or an avid gardener, I think Jones Family Farms is a great spot to gather your planting necessities. And of course, they have you covered with all of the beautiful flowers to make your yard amazing.

This is the 2nd time I visited the farm, but today I took my three children with me ( 11, 15, 22,…read moreone adult child) and they absolutely loved I! I'm a city girl at heart but I love new places, new experiences and new scenery. I've been in Harford fir 12 years and only been to a farm twice. I absolutely love the fresh produce (fruits & veggies), the deserts, freshly made lemonade & strawberry lemonade and goodies to eat. The customer service was great a day the environment was welcoming. My kids absolutely loved it & we'll definitely be back for the fall festivities!