North Point Amish Market offers pastries, meats, and pretzel raps.
Open only Thursday through Saturday; no phone is listed in the record, so check the market website and plan around those days.
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North Point Amish Market is a general market in Dundalk, Maryland.
The store carries pastries and pretzel raps. The pastries are baked goods to pick up by the piece or the box, and the pretzel raps are a snack item, handy if you want something to put out for guests or eat on the way home. Both are the kind of thing you grab in addition to a regular grocery run rather than as a substitute for one.
Meats are sold here as well. Plan on this being where you stock the refrigerator rather than where you assemble a full week of pantry staples, since the listed goods run toward baked items, snacks, and meat rather than a broad grocery selection.
The market is open 9AM to 5PM. Payment is cash or check; there is no card reader noted, so bring enough cash or a checkbook to cover what you plan to buy. Hours can shift, so calling ahead is reasonable before a long drive.
It offers pastries, meats, and pretzel raps.
It is open Thursday through Saturday and closed the rest of the week.
The market accepts cash and check.
It is at 2401 North Point Blvd, Dundalk, MD 21222.
Most Amish stores including North Point Amish Market primarily accept cash. We recommend calling ahead at +1 410-885-4185 to confirm current payment options. Some locations may also accept checks from local customers.
North Point Amish Market is open: 9AM – 5PM. Like most Amish businesses, it is closed on Sundays for religious observance. Call +1 410-885-4185 to confirm seasonal hours.
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