Welcome!

Broom’s Bloom features our own old fashioned ice cream, homemade lunches, and our own artisan cheese and pork sausage. Locally produced lamb, beef, chicken, turkey, and free-range eggs.

ANNOUNCEMENTS:



We are closed every Monday.


Be happy if we still have cafe fare – we often run out.


Now Closing at 8 p.m. Tuesday – Sunday


Cafe Fare

(sandwiches, quiche, mac & cheese, soups)

Sat & Sun: ends at 5 p.m.


Click to order a Cheese Box for your next event here!


Check out @broomsbloom_girls on Instagram!


Grocery sales only:
Tuesday through Saturday, 9 A.M. - 11 A.M. Sunday, 9 A.M. - 12 P.M.

Food service and grocery sales:
Tuesday through Thursday, 11 A.M. - 6 P.M. Friday and Saturday, 11 A.M. - 6 P.M. Sunday, 12 P.M. - 6 P.M.

What We Offer

We offer other Harford County agricultural products as well as some specialty items in addition to our own old fashioned hand dipped ice cream made right on the farm. We've made well over 100 flavors, but only 12-18 are served at a time and vary daily.

Broom's Bloom Milk: Milk directly from our cows to your table. Available in whole, 2%, and chocolate.

Broom’s Bloom Cheese: An artisan cheddar made from our milk (several varieties available).

Broom’s Bloom Pork sausage: A lean and flavorful country sausage (several varieties available).

Weideland Beef from the Huber Family in Jarrettsville, MD: Aged and Tender. Many cuts available.

Homelands Turkey and Chicken Locally raised and harvested in Churchville, MD by Emmy and Lucas Beavers.

Granova's Chicken: All Natural Chicken Sausage raised with love in Forest Hill.

Cybee's: locally produced honey.

Golden Grains Bread: Beautifully handcrafted loaves and rolls made locally from whole grain.

Local Produce: Seasonal vegetables straight from Harford County Farms.

Daily Crisis Butter

Also available: Broom's Bloom t-shirts, local eggs, local coffee beans, books from local authors, and seasonal beautiful cut flowers.

Current Markets

Current places to find Broom's Bloom Cheese and Pork Sausage, Woolsey Farm Lamb and Level Farm Beef:

Bel Air Farmers' Market: Saturdays 7-11 ; April through Oct. Bond and Thomas Streets Bel Air

Waverly's 32nd St. Farmers Market: Saturdays 7-12 : YEAR ROUND Barclay and 32nd Street Baltimore City

Wholesale Information

We do offer wholesale pricing on bulk ice cream and cheese orders. We also offer seasonal ice cream pies and cakes but please call 410-399-2697 for availability and pricing as it is subject to change.

About Our Name

Our name originates from the colonial land grant for the area along with the original owner of the land, John Broom. The ‘Bloom’ refers to crops flourishing and providing for the tenants, hence the name, “Broom’s Bloom Dairy."

Our History

Broom’s Bloom is an interesting mix of ancestral history and new beginnings. The farm and house dates back to the early 1700's and is supporting its 9th generation of the Dallam family. The farm is named after the colonial land grant for the area. In 1997, David and Kate Dallam started milking 65 cows on the farm and even more recently they started making and selling old fashioned ice cream, farmstead cheese and pork sausage. Our animals are fed a natural diet of grains and forages and we do not use artificial growth hormones.

Hours

Current Hours
Closed Monday
Tuesday - Saturday: 11 am - 8 pm
Sunday: 12 pm - 8 pm

We are closed on New Year's Day, Easter, Memorial Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and every Monday.

Location

We are located at 1700 South Fountain Green Road in Bel Air, Maryland.

From I-95: Take Exit 80/MD543 off I-95. Head toward Churchville off the exit. We are about 4 miles from the exit. Continue on MD543, cross Route 136 and we are on the left. Look for our sign. If you go as far as the light for Wheel Road you've gone too far.

From Rt. 22: We are 2.6 miles south on MD543 from the Route 22 Fountain Green intersection. On the right, below Wheel Road. Just 10 minutes from Bel Air, Churchville, and Abingdon.

Events

Broom's Bloom offers more than just award-winning ice cream and homemade lunches. We offer special events such as live music, group tours, and seasonal happenings such as Christopher's Train Garden.

Christopher's Train Garden

Our annual train garden in memory of Christopher Cooper, a little boy who loved trains and Christmas. The train garden opens the day after Thanksgiving and runs through the first of January. The garden opens at noon and closes at 8 pm. Free admission, but donations collected go towards improving the garden.

Awards

As rated in the Washington, DC / Baltimore 2014 Zagat Restaurants Guide, "Its awesome homemade ice cream is best enjoyed with a view of the cows who contributed at this friendly, family-owned country cafe in idyllic rural Harford County that's ranked as Greater Baltimore's No. 1 Bang for the Buck; in addition to the relaxing farm atmosphere, simple soups and sandwiches give many I-95 drivers the energy to continue on their road trips."

Here at Broom's Bloom, we are proud to receive such honorary awards. Come taste why we have been voted:

  • No. 1 Small Company: Baltimore's Top Workplaces 2014 by The Baltimore Sun

  • Fifth in the nation according to Tripadvisor's Top 10 Ice Cream Shops in the U.S.

  • Tripadvisor Certificate of Excellence 2011-2014

  • Harford County's Best Ice Cream 10 years in a row

  • City Paper's Best Place to Get Ice Cream 2007

  • Baltimore Magazine's Best Cheese of Baltimore 2007

  • Finest Ice Cream in Baltimore Region 2011-2013, Maryland Life Readers Poll

  • Zagat Rated "Excellent" or better since 2007

  • The Baltimore Business Journal has ranked us #17 on their list of Restaurants with top rated food in the Baltimore area.

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