In 1997, David and Kate Dallam began by milking cows, which led them down the exciting "Rocky Road" to making and selling ice cream, cheese and pork sausage. Since its beginning, Broom's Bloom has been delighting local customers with their delicious ice cream and local products. The farm and house date back to the 1700s, and currently, they house the 9th generation of the Dallam family. This restaurant and ice cream shop has a wonderful menu that includes quiche, soup, salads, cheese, fruit and ice cream, and the store sells locally grown produce, sausage, lamb, beef, eggs and flowers. Enjoy an ice cream cone on the patio or order a delectable lunch special. Don't miss out on this jewel of Bel Air's community!
Shalom Strictly Kosher is a full-scale community deli specializing in deli meats, cheeses, breads and salads. The meat department carries a variety of fresh-cut meats, chicken and fish. In the bakery, one can find various products including cookies, cakes, danishes and pies. The store also carries a wide variety of refrigerated and frozen products. Max's Kosher Cafe, which is part of the establishment, is next door. Although busy, the checkout counter processes the customers quickly and efficiently.
Located minutes away from I-495, Murry's offers fresh meats and produce in addition to a large selection of other products at affordable prices. To view the weekly specials for this location, visit www.murrys.com and select the Pennsylvania Avenue location.
Island Pride is a Caribbean grocery store hidden behind a row of storefronts off South Fredrick Avenue. Although the market's main clients are from Jamaica, hence the wide selection of Jamaican sodas, there is also plenty of fresh produce (including bananas and yams) and spices (ginger) to please anyone from the West Indies. A deli counter in the back of the shop makes Jamaican staples such as Jerk Chicken, Oxtail, and Curried Goat. Fresh made beef patties are also available at the front of the store.
