Joppatowne Plaza

Loved Joppatowne Flea Market food is 4star

We went to the Flea Market for the Amish Market, but the food section was closed for an Amish holiday on October 10th. Thus we walked around the flea market. There's a lot of used items if you're interested in that, some new too I guess, but that place was like stepping back in time. I'll go again to try the food though, because my husband raved about it.

Good place to go to lines are not long you get what you need you in and out

They have a pretty good spicy bacon. It starts out sweet and has a nice bite at the end.

Wow where to start. This is a Flea Market with a Amish Market inside to the left when you walk in through the front doors. To the right you will see a ton of vendors and the items they are selling. You have everything from jewelry, music, statues, toys, books, games, clothing, electronics and many more. I try to go here at least once a month. If not once every other month. The food there is banging, all home made. My husband's favorite is the chocolate covered bacon and the fresh cut steaks. I loved the pepperoni rolls, and mac salad. Ooo and the bakery/candy section is a must, you have to check that out. The Amish run that side where the food is. They are very polite and helpful. Service is top notch also in that area too. The lines may be long. But I'm telling you it is well worth the wait. The hours vary for the flea market. They are only open Thursday through Sunday only. With varying hours. Some of the stores are open later than the flea market inside. Example the game store inside is open 1 hour past the flea market doors closing. If there past that time, you will have to go out through the back of the market and walk around to get to your vehicle. There are restrooms and plenty of stores around the market to shop or eat at. Parking is free and it has a huge lot. There's a gas station nearby. Even a liquor store. The area looks a little rough around the edges, but its a diamond mine in my opinion. Route 40 is under construction there near the light where you turn into the road leading up to the market. That's if your coming in through from the Edgewood area. And the construction continues through the light almost to the Baltimore County line...last I knew.