Miller Farms

Great place. My grandkids love the bakery and frozen custard. The best rolls you ever want to taste.

Apple cider donuts are the bomb! Locally made fresh everyday!
We been getting donuts here for almost 6 years now and they have been top of list !!
All there fresh baked goods are great!
Love the fresh made ice creams as well, they usually have great flavors!

Nice country atmosphere. Prices are comparable to large supermarkets. Selections of produce are good… good quality.

Okay, so I’m sorta a healthy-​eating person and who doesn’t like farm-​fresh ingredients? I’ve been here a few times before and trust me, I do appreciate their fresh offerings. I just don’t understand why I don’t come more often… well of course they are more expensive than a traditional grocery store and I certainly understand why.
I also like the add-​on bakery on the other side of the store. Although I’ve never had any of their baked goods, I hear tell it’s pretty good. I can’t wait to try their infamous home-​churned ice cream!!! I believe they also offer discounts on certain days for government employees.
Certainly worth a visit or two. You’ll probably leave out with more than you planned to buy. But that’s okay, you won’t leave disappointed.

The ice cream was soooo good!!! I also got an apple cider doughnut and a sour cream doughnut. They were both amazing. Didn’t get a chance to actually go into the market part, but it looked nice from the outside

4 stars for some sort of cinnamon apple ice cream out the soft serve machine I wanted to marry it… It was just that good. I literally want to eat it forever

I come here once a month from spring to fall to load up on locally grown vegetables and fruits. They also carry local honey which is great for my allergies.
The best is in the fall when the local apples come in and in late fall when they have a bin full of pecans and walnuts. I don’t know where they get these nuts but they are incredibly fresh and delicious. A little pricey yes, but because they are so fresh, it’s worth the $$$, imo.
I hear they have a CSA too. Might have to look into it.

I was so happy about this farm. Local produce, nice people, 1 mile from my house… until my wife and I both got food poisoning on 2 separate instances from the Kale. The only variable in both instances was the kale. We have kale salads several times per week and their kale is beautiful and relativelinexpensive. Alas, I didn’t want to write this review because we like to keep it positive – but – it is what it is. If you are going to cook kale shouldn’t be an issue, but if you are raw like us, I would get organic kale somewhere else. I told the manager and he was nice but not really concerned – nor that interested. Nevertheless, It still makes me sad every time I drive by.

There is a great family vibe here. It is very clean and organized. I usually go for the seasonal homemade ice cream between August-​November. Fruit is always fresh, and there is a huge variety of nuts, candy, etc. Prices are very reasonable.

So I stopped by the location at the national harbor.
I’m not sure if it’s going to call itself a farmers market or grocery store outside because they had «mangos» «pineapples» I didn’t know it grew in our area.
Then the cashier didn’t even greet us when we made our purchase. He just threw my strawberries in the bag with the pint… I thought that was kind of rude considering he had full blown conversation with the previous customer. Anyways, gladly this is not our local farmers market that I have to encounter all the time.

I like that they offer local products. We bought local butter, cheese, cornmeal, country ham, and bacon. I’m not sure if the potatoes, tomatoes, onions, and grapes are local but we picked up some of those also. If you use pork products to cook your greens or beans they have ham hocks, aitch bones, and salt pork.
They also sell souse and head cheese. I find it gross but figured I should include it in case any of you more gastronomically adventurous Unilocalers are on the hunt for some.
McCutcheon’s, based in Frederick, makes my favorite apple butter (aside from the homemade stuff my my dad brings back from N.C. when we visit family) and Miller’s carries it along with every kind of butter you can dream up. Do you want some banana butter? They have that. Cherry butter? Check! I stuck with the basics
(apple butter & strawberry preserves) but it’s cool to have such a wide selection available. They also have pickled watermelon rinds, chow chow, various relishes, and hot sauces.
I don’t eat a lot of candy but they have bins of it available. And they have lots of seasonings. My bf’s mom has trouble finding file powder for gumbo up here so she usually has someone bring it back for her when they go home to visit. They have it at Miller’s but it is more pricey than it is in Louisiana.
I grabbed a plain half smoke (you can get them with chili, coleslaw, etc. on them) and shared it with my bf since I didn’t want a whole one. It was good. They have ketchup, mustard, relish, onions, etc. so you can make it to your liking. They don’t take cards at the window where they sell the half smokes so you have to pay in cash or take a ticket into the store to pay & come back out. It’s not a big deal. Just an added step if you don’t carry cash. The donuts I’ve had weren’t great but maybe it was because we went late in the day. The ice cream is delicious though.
Overall, it is a nice place to pick up produce and some local goods but you probably won’t be able to cross everything off of your grocery list. But don’t let that deter you. It’s worth it to get some good ice cream, sit outside, and enjoy nice weather.

Love this Place! I grew up in Clinton so I just Love the Country Feeling of this Fabulous Farm!

I love this place. Their veggies and always great. The ice cream is delicious and the donuts are amazing. Nice people working there also.

Ehhhh, the ice cream is still yummy but that is the only reason I’d make a special trip here. The prices keep rising and the donuts keep getting smaller.

The donuts here are sooooooooooo good… I mean better than «Dunkins Donuts» stale fill in the blank donuts… this place is small and the interior is no thrill but the pastries here are mind blowing and will stay fresh after a day or two after opening. I am definitely speaking of the donuts that will remain fresh unlike Shoppers Food’s donuts which one must eat the same day or else…

I stopped in for what I thought would be a few minutes to grab A donut. Forty-​five (45) mins later, a dozen donuts, and a bag of fresh produce later, I was hooked!
The farmers produce store is outstanding. All of the produce looked extremely fresh and was appropriately priced. I only bought honey crisp apples, fresh spinach, and bananas, but there was so much more to choose from! I had to put my foot down and just pick up those few things. It was very challenging to only buy a few things because the produce was bright in color and smelled so fresh!
After I left the produce store, my nose directed me to the bakery store… I was in heaven! There were fresh cakes, pies, and donuts. I had good intentions of only buying 1 or 2 donuts, but left with a dozen! They were so fresh and tasty! I really enjoyed my experience at Miller Farms. Definitely going to return for the fresh produce!

Went here for the Hayride and punkin getting experience with our two year old. Was pretty low key which is what we were after. Our son liked the animals — ponies, sheep, goats, etc. in a barn. Kid could stare at a goat all day I think. So we went on the hayless hayride to the corn maze. Saw some sorta funny scarecrows along the way. Not really a fan of corn mazes, but it was a nice day. TIP — get an ear of corn from the ground — you’ll need it for the chickens. After the corn maze, you go to the chicken barn with 500 chickens. I thought this was pretty cool. If you have your corn, you can have some chicken feeding fun now. There’s even one spot where they can eat the corn out of your hand if you are so inclined.
The pumpkins were sold by the pound. That can be tricky. Hard to tell what those suckers weigh. Seemed just a little pricey to me, but whatever. My favorite punkin place just puts prices on each pumpkin… but that place is about 4 hours away.
The donuts are pretty good. Couldn’t find anywhere to buy a cup of cider, so had to get half gallon. Best thing we got here was the BBQ sandwich. I’m not an expert or anything, but it was pretty good. So good we had to get another one to take home… but then we had to eat it right then.

. Very nice market. It is broken up into different businesses, with a restaurant serving hot dogs and half smokes a bakery and ice cream shop and a farm market.
The bakery goods look and smell great and that section was busy, they do not take American Express. The farm market (produce, meet, candies) however does.

I wasn’t blown away by the place but I can see why people would enjoy going there. Its very low key and defiantly no frills. When arriving there are two entrances, one into where the produce is being sold and the other is the bakery.
On the produce side there is a variety of apples, spices, meats and assorted vegetables. I thought the pricing was a little high but the food is defiantly fresh.
On to the sweet stuff. Heading into the bakery they have a large assortment of baked goods, quick breads, donuts and pies. I would say that the varieties offered are of that of traditional and considered old fashion flavors, apple, cherry and I even saw shoo fly pie. The pricing is high $ 6.95 for a fancy quick bread loaf. They also offer house made custard soft serve ice cream, vanilla, chocolate and one flavor of the day. The choices are not extensive but the quality is good.
Would I drive out of my way to go there? No probably not but if I happen to drive by and needed some baked goods and an ice cream fix I would stop.

Five stars! Because i love local farms :) i have been coming to this place for as long as i can remember. They have the best donuts i have ever had! They also serve homemade soft serve ice cream, and the flavors mostly correspond to the seasonal fruit they have at the farm. I love the local produce and the preserves they sell here. Also, check out the local honey :)