Small, local, family operated, great customer service…read more The green vegetables are so fresh, rich in color and reasonably priced. On my visit I purchased collard greens for .99 cents per pound. Kale was priced at 1.49 per pound but they were all out (2/4/23). At Giant Kale is $2.99 a pound right now! Not a huge selection of lettuce. They only had romaine in a package. Fresh herbs priced at 1.99 a pack. Loose potatoes, onions and tomatoes reasonable priced. Huge selection of Hispanic snacks, seasonings, canned goods. Some are the same you'd see in the grocery's store but there's a nice selection of seasonings and sauces I've never seen before. There's also small kitchen and butcher. I haven't tried that section or the food yet but next time.

good things actually lots of things for really good price especially because the prices have been…read moregoing up but good place to go shop fresh fruits and vegetables and everything else

No complaints here at all. Ample produce with much of it fresh in mid June, and helpful staff…read more Competitive pricing too. A little bit difficult to get in and out at a very busy intersection but that's not their fault at all.

I saw another review about a minimum purchase on corn being $10 which I thought was nuts, but when…read moreI got here, I was told they have a $10 minimum on everything if using a credit card. No miscommunication here. I was able to get green beans, blackberries, peaches, tomatoes, and jalapenos for a reasonable price. All fresh and flavorful. The young man helping me was very professional and kind. Nice service and lots of fresh fruits and vegis to choose from. If you have a question or concern about the weights, just ask them to weigh again. They are willing to do this.

This is the best farmers market in the Baltimore area even though it's tiny, only a few farmers,…read morebut they're really good ones and the whole thing is under cover ina parking garage so you drive right in and park near the stands, handy in thunderstorms and high heat. Pretty handy when you have to load watermelons into the car. These are real farmers from Baltimore County.

This is a great, compact farmers' market. There are about a dozen farmers/vendors selling local…read moreproduce, cheese, meat, poultry, flowers and bread. Farmers come from Maryland and Pennsylvania. Most of the produce is organically grown and you get a large selection of seasonal produce. The market has grown over the past couple of years. Atwaters provides artisanal breads and baked goods. Blevins Farm provides fruit and some vegetables. One Straw Farm provides vegetables. One Straw Farm is usually the busiest since they are a CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) and members stop by to pick up their weekly share of produce. This market is open Tuesday: 3:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. May 3 - November 15. The market seems busiest right when it opens at 3:30 PM. It is located at The Shops at Kenilworth along the back of the parking lot on the Jos. A Banks side of the mall.

A variety of products raw cooked fresh or frozen. Very clean staff is very helpful. A needed change…read morefor Edmonson village. Tku

Deep sigh...I was drawn in by STARS not the reviews to hit this international grocery store versus…read moredoing my drive to Ellicott City to H Mart. Argh! I wish I READ the reviews first!! Sorry, not sorry, I'm good. Anytime I'm greeted at the door of a GROCERY STORE (or any store) by ARMED security (typically they're cops working part-time) that let's me know I likely WILL NOT revisit. However, they have plenty of customers that my dollars will not be missed and that's great! Their floors need to be cleaned, stripped down by a commercial style cleaner, then waxed and buffed then maintained. The mats near the seafood area and throughout, need a heavy duty sanitizing scrubbing. An overwhelming amount of their leafy green items were wilted. And certain veggies had several divots or scrapings in them making it hard to choose. But there were others that were as they should - it was quite odd. They don't have a sprinkler system in the produce area to keep them at optimal freshness (hence the wilting I saw) yet opt to use ice on those veggies that can handle being left on ice. Just for its and giggles, I ventured to the the seafood section, eh not a bad selection bonus they have live blue crabs. Oh and the smell wasn't pleasing. Years ago, I was told that stores that have that peculiar smell, it likely has an unmanaged rodent issue. All grocery stores have rodents but they have it managed - it's the price of doing business. I'm sticking to Mom's Organic, Trader Joe's, and turn on my tunes, and cruise to H Mart in Ellicott City.

Nice neighborhood farmer's market. Sells produce, juices, pastries, hot food, wine, dairy, and…read moremore. I'm glad it's not overpacked with vendors. Everyone was very nice. I got fish and grits from the caribbean spot called Paradise. It was so good. It's best to place your order then go do your shopping. The food is made fresh so it'll be a while.

This is hands-down, the best farmers market in the city and perhaps the everywhere? This is a…read morereally good balance of prepared foods and fresh produce. The layout is really fantastic. It's all open there. There's a square where there's performers. It's really family friendly and dog friendly. I don't make it to this farmers market as much as I want to because I need to drive and sometimes parking can be a little bit annoying but usually you can find street parking. I don't come here that often maybe twice a year but I want to go more frequently as this is an all year around farmers market but truly such a special place if you have time on a Saturday morning, please stop by!

What a great discovery! Who knew that there was an entire farm in Pikesville? I was looking for…read morelocal raw honey here on Yelp, and Hidden Waters topped a very short list. The farm itself is tucked away on an unexplored part of Old Court Road that I never knew existed. Dennis, the store manager, offered a tour of the grounds where farm animals are raised onsite. Check them out, as they sell meats, egg and other dairy, produce, and the honey I was searching out. Great quality goods that I would encourage you to consider. They're a little pricier than grocery stores, but as we are seeing these days, you get what you pay for.

I was blown away by this farm. It honestly feels like you're out of the city . I was impressed by…read morethe acres that they had to do farming on. I was also impressed by how they don't use any harmful chemicals on the crops and the way their animals are allowed to be as close as in their natural habitat as possible! The maple syrup was worth every cent, the fresh green beans were very good! The establishment was well-kept and the service was top tier! It gave off very farm vibes and I loved it!

This place is a pleasant little "foreign" shop in the reisterstown area. It isn't big, but does…read morehave a few interesting thing for an American like me, such as Arabic sodas, milka cookies, and some Russian/eastern European ice creams. That said, the selection of the latter is a bit small. It's sorta like a convenience store with more food varieties. If you are able to, I would suggest going to global gourmet by Family Dollar past the former big lots if you're looking for specific food needs. It has double the variety tho I will come here again if I am able to.

A good place, and my go-to shop particularly for apples priced much better than the nearby big-box…read moregrocery. Also a fascinating selection of international products including breads, preserves, dried pasta, canned vegetables and fish, candies, and interesting refrigerated meats and cheeses. Their packaged foreign snack cakes have led to fun experimenting trying new items. But watch out for the store-packaged Uzbek organic dried apricots. Unlike typical dried apricots, they're much thicker and darker in color and, while very delicious, some have seeds (or portions of pits) that you can't see. Those native to the area from which these come may well know that and know how to eat safely, but to the uninitiated like me a bite into one that chipped a tooth came as a very unpleasant surprise and landed me at the dentist. Sadly, seems the manager failed to accept my attempt at a good-natured suggestion some weeks ago--after a bit of unnecessary wrangling that included being told that apricots don't have pits, that you need to watch what you eat, and that it was my fault (which got me really annoyed and playing the attorney that I am)--to add "caution, contain seeds" to the label.

** 7 Year Update Review **…read more This place continues to be a necessary gem for obtaining fresh, affordable produce as needed. I enjoy running in here to grab whatever I need at the moment for a great price. They never disappoint and tend to have the best selections of fruits, veggies and ingredients. I will continue to support this neighborhood gem.

I've been using this store for years. Today's experience…read morewas very disappointing. I was really surprised seeing that they charged almost 2,5 times more than the price tag on the display showed for one of the produce item. When I pointed it out to the cashier, the reply was "the price on the display is wrong" - no apology or other explanations or offering me to still charge me accordingly to what the tag said. They just called someone to change the tag. When I asked about the manager or someone in charge, they said that no one there is available. Instead of appreciating customers and trying to be nice, they just simply don't care.