I'm not into blood and gour, but I do like gourmet coffees and pizza…read more Most of the things at the massive and amazing Amish Market in Upper Marlboro (the Dutch Village Farmers Market) are off-the-charts good, or at least excellent. Sadie Anne's might have the best pretzels and shakes anywhere, and don't get me started on the Yoder ribs. However this little stand is more of a "here's something for the kids and coffee lovers." DC has pretty poor pizza across the board (the best place in town would be below average in NYC, Buffalo or Chicago), but this pizza really isn't too dissimilar from Oven Pizzas and Domino's. The coffees are okay, nothing special. Pizza is the same. However the lovely friendly service, and the cheap prices, and the fact that you can bring your kids and coffee lovers here and they'll have something just for them while you munch those Yoder Ribs and Sadie Ann Pretzels, is very welcome. I don't have the heart to give them anything below a 4. And if you've developed a coff, get some coffee. It might help.

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.

Not open as advertised. They advertise on yelp that they are open but there are not. I wouldn't…read morerecommend this location because of their lack of communication on line particularly if you are in a rush for time. I would not recommend this business.

I can't get enough of that shrimp po boy. I always add fried oysters to my order. No problems and…read moreusually in and out very quickly. If you're close, just call and pick up. They're usually ready within 10 minutes.

Something about Dunkin' Donuts around here, I have yet to find a good one…read more This morning, I ordered a peppermint mocha and one donut. I did the online ordering which was easy. When I got to the drive-through, I was told the peppermint mocha is no longer in season. Odd since it's still well before Christmas. The lady in the drive-through was very difficult to understand, but I ended up with a caramel mocha. When I got to the window, I got my coffee and no donut. It was rather awkward when I just sat there. The man asked me if I needed something else and I told him I had ordered a donut. He asked me what doughnut and then handed it out the window. I'm not sure why I bothered to do the online ordering if this was how the experience would end up. The coffee was ok. The donut was the usual Dunkin standard. Overall, not good. I won't be back. I felt like customer service and quality were lacking. There are other options on my way to work, I'll stick with those.

Terrible experience, after waiting for almost 15 minutes for the food i opened the sandwich and…read morefound hairs all over it! Also requested sugar on side and ketchup and only gave me one ketchup and no sugar on side. Horrible experience 0/5 Stars smh

At last, after years of seeing them place in the local top places to eat, I finally paid them a…read morevisit. They're usually closed the days that I'm in the Upper Marlboro area, but not this time! It's in the same Plaza as the Amish market, so there's plenty of parking. I stepped inside and there were a couple of chairs for waiting along the window. Otherwise, it's a small open space and there are desserts on display, I'm in you to read, and very polite staff behind the counter. I decided to get the blackened salmon and shrimp entree with collard greens and mac and cheese. I got their salts at caramel banana pudding for dessert. I decided to use my insulated bag and wait until I got to my friend's house to eat. I love the shrimp and the salmon. They were seasoned well, but not to a point of tasting too salty, which can happen at a lot of soul food restaurants for me. Unfortunately, despite the good flavor, this was the case with the collard greens, whew. Also, there is turkey in there, so don't get it as a vegetarian option! The mac and cheese was good... Not sure where I would put it in my rankings, but I enjoyed it. That banana pudding.... Whoa. It was the perfect dessert, and I would happily get it again. The salted caramel and banana balance surprisingly well. Their top rankings are well deserved, and I am looking forward to trying their wings and other items next time!

Spent this afternoon at one of the local wineries and was in the mood for some fried fish…read moreafterwards and stopped here on my way home. The fish was seasoned very well...my fried shrimp were tooooo salty...the mashed sweet potatoes were ok...greens bland, Mac & cheese-eehhh & the potato salad disgusting. Smh...this place has definitely fallen off since I remember...WHAT HAPPENED?! lol Isn't the saying: "things get better with time" ??? Not in this case... Oh & my hush puppies were ok...& that caramel banana pudding was tooooo freaking sweet for me... I was disappointed... was rooting for this spot! I remember when the owners were first beginning... not too many good local soul food spots that have good potato around here... & the customer service needs help! Happy Yelping!

I really like this place. It's inside the Amish market, so it's crowded with shoppers; and a line…read morefor those who want entry into the restaurant. It's basic with no dedicated bathroom. Service is ok, but nothing to write home about. The menu is southern country; and the prices are comparable to neighboring diners. The food is aways fresh. I loved the vegetable omelette and toast; they pan toast the bread like my Mom.

Stopped here last weekend for breakfast passing through MD. Located inside The Dutch Market on the…read moreright when you walk in. Location seemed very popular. . .we waited about 15 minutes on Saturday for a table. Not bad considering when we left people were waiting 30+ minutes. Staff were friendly and very young! No frills decor. Food was priced so reasonably, my breakfast partner wanted to order one of everything! Everything made fresh to order. I ordered egg platter with meat. Grits weren't out until after I was finished but they looked like some I would make at home. Turkey bacon we ordered came out nice and crispy too! Homemade feel almost made me order dinner to go!