In the former long time location of the Akron Shoprite is a new doughnut shop. There is another…read moreLancaster location and foodtrucks. Upon entering is a wall of large, multi filled donuts of a number of varieties. Tiramisu I'm told is a popular one. I bought a dozen and the cost was $29. A purchase of a doz gets you a token for a free donut. A similar dozen at Giant Food Store that morning was $11. So are these worth 3 times the price? Depends. They are larger, there are more varieties and they are superfresh. They have a coffee bar and more than a few Gluten free options. The seating area is warm and inviting with a nice fireplace on the chilly day I visited. There is a small meeting room for an office to gather over coffee and donuts. I am a tea drinker and they do offer hot tea. I would love to see iced tea and flavored teas offered. Now what they need to come up with is some kind of breakfast or lunch option, a sandwich or croissant or a wrap. If you want me to come in and sit down for awhile I need more than a donut. We were looking for a place to eat that day and would have loved to stay if they offered anything like a sandwich. Dunkin Donuts offers quite few options. I'm not looking for that. Just something that works with their vibe and lets me grab a bite for lunch. The donuts themselves are super sweet, a bit messy (the creme leaks out) and big. You know how you slurp down a Krispy Kreme donut in 2 bites? This is not that. The staff was pleasant and helpful. The aesthetic is clean, nicely appointed. Some Akron locals told me they have embraced this venue. I'm sure they did their due diligence in opening a location here that is off the main drag. Loads of parking, easy in and out. They could easily get 5 stars by adding to the menu just a bit. But today, 4 stars from me.

This place is unassuming from the outside, but pretty cute and cozy on the inside! I visited on a…read moreFriday morning and saw several people chatting with friends over coffee and donuts in the seating area. The floor to ceiling windows let in a lot of light and create a comfortable space to enjoy the food. The employees working were friendly and quick. They worked through a line of 3 people within a minute or two. I ordered two donuts at $2.80 each and one gluten free ($4) for a friend. I definitely think the prices are high compared to other similar donuts in the area. The quality was good, though. I loved the chocolate icing and the donut dough was fresh. My friend said the gluten free donut was a little dense, but I think that's par for the course with gluten free baked goods.

Just had a cake done for my daughters fourth birthday... WOW, they did an amazing job on the…read morepokémon character and everyone complimented on how tasty the cake was! They took my order on short notice and were very helpful and friendly. 10/10 recommend. Clean store, friendly employees! Have been coming here since I was little!

The donuts here are out of this world. I always get the custard filled powdered and they probably…read moreweigh a half pound each. I think they are probably only $.75 each and even less for a dozen. Get there early or place your order the night before. Try them because they are old fashioned but an incredible find.

Pretty nice and large flea market. Has everything from socks to shoes to kitchen table to hot dogs…read moreto sticky buns a lot of the food is Amish made. There is plenty of parking it's fairly close so you're not doing a lot of walking

Your Friday just got better. If you are visiting Lancaster for the weekend (or day), the Farmer's…read moreMarket is conveniently nearby. Plan accordingly since these sellers only gather on Friday. The items for sale include home made goods, fresh produce, meats, jams, toiletries, furniture, souvenirs, electronic gadgets and items you didn't know you needed (wanted). The layout of the grounds are listed on the website. I like parking by building six. Most of my "wish list" vendors were clustered in or near the building. It is easier to keep track of where we parked too. Allow extra time to carefully drive around the area. Shoppers are focused on moving to their destination and not always paying attention to safely walking. Wear comfortable shoes. You will be walking on hard floors inside the buildings and uneven terrain outside (gravel, grass, dirt). Bring several shopping bags. Not all of the sellers take credit cards. Cash is preferred. Bring small bills. Some businesses will negotiate prices if you are buying several items. Food is everywhere. Many places allow sampling. The home made cheeses are incredible. The popular stations are going to have a line. The lines move quickly. Pretzels are the reason we chose to visit. I enjoyed watching the entire creating process. Bring zip lock bags. Those wax bags get soggy after walking around. Make sure you eat one after it was made to savor the flavor. Try mustard and cheese dip to get the full pretzel experience. There are tables throughout the property. The donuts are magazine worthy. We got a half dozen ($9 ish dollars). You might want to bring hand wipes to use after enjoying a yummy sweet treat. Pay attention to where you parked. There is a good chance you will need to unload bags in your car and start the shopping process over. Hubby had a belt measured and made for him. It was interesting to watch the holes being put in. There were dozens of styles and varied materials. This was a fun (and exhausting) experience. I love Avon purchases in person where I am walking away with products in hand and not waiting for a delivery. Lapp ice cream is a must. There isn't a limit on sampling. There is something for everyone. Since we had lots of activities planned for the weekend, I researched the stores and layout of the area to make the best of my time. The items inside a building or store are more quality than some of the products spread out on tables outside. It is also convenient sitting inside to grab a bite. I hope to return sometime.

Can't believe you've been here for 3 years and I only just found you! My shake was amazing,…read morerefreshing, tasty, and best of all, GUILT-FREE! You'll be seeing much more from me over the summer. Can't wait to try your energy teas, loaded coffees, and protein bowl!

Quick and friendly service. The strawberry banana protein shake was a 10 out of 10. I would have…read morenever thought it was a protein shake. It had 24g of protein and I would absolutely drink one everyday-it was delicious. The donuts and waffles were different because of the protein so don't expect it is going to be a typical donut! I enjoyed our donuts because we had a coconut topping. The decor is cute, but I feel bad for the owners since the Ephrata borough told them they couldn't add any tables.

Oregon Dairy is magical. This quaint market has a lot of homemade ready to go foods. They have…read morefoods in bulk and a lot of pickled foods. The deli is really good and they are so helpful. It has a store, a gift shop, a restaurant, an ice cream shop with a deck next to a nice playground as well as some animals outside to see up close. The service is wonderful in all places. I'm really lucky to live near it. Get a picture of your kids sitting on the fake cow. They love it. My niece still calls it magical and she is 27. She went there all her life for an ice cream and a picture of her on the cow and to play on the playground and the cattle shoot. Find the Fluffy Butt Hutt near the eggs and look for the railroad track above the market registers.

Had a party of 13 adults and Lilly handled the order like she had been working for many years, but…read moreshe looked like a teenager! As usual the meals were good as well as the service. We had our own private room since we had such a large group. We did call ahead of time and tell them we were coming!

We were recommended this market while visiting and so glad we had the time to come by!…read more This market was tucked away but treasured find! There was a lot of local items for sale, from produce to meats to dairy and baked goods. We got Whoopie pies (that were gone before we left the parking lot they were so good!), and a cheddar bacon dip to snack on for the road! We also got jams, butters, jerkies and a cookbook to recreate some of the things we tried or saw in store. The ladies working were kind and helpful. They were able to answer any questions we had and were prompt in service. Overall this market was a great find, I would highly recommend coming by if you are in the area!

Reiff's is a regular stop for fresh fruits and vegetables and all things green. (bedding plants and…read moreflowers)

We used Eby's for our girls lacrosse team fundraiser subs. The sandwiches were great and used…read morequality ingredients. They were priced well for an above average "fundraiser sub", which allowed us to sell a bunch of them and make some decent money for the team as well. I've never actually been to their store/deli, but I would highly recommend them to partner with if you're in need of a fundraising event.

Absolutely love this store. Small town grocery feel to a small town area. Subs are always delicious…read morewith the freshest ingredients. If we don't get subs then we usually get one of their already made salads. Their Soup to go are always really good as well.

Great Pennsylvania Dutch Food. Good service and pleasant atmosphere…read more They have a buffet and salad bar. Prices are reasonable and I would say everyone could find something they would like. Because of their dairy and bake shop the desserts are delicious. Lots of parking. In summer they have a ice cream shop and petting zoo. They are attacted to grocery store and have frequent activities throughout the year.

Breakfast Buffet and Ice Cream for Breakfast Day? SIGN US UP!…read more Now positives and negatives about this place! Positives: The food was delicious! Can't go wrong. Grade A Chocolate Milk, donuts, French toast, homefries, beef fritters, bacon, etc. The ice cream for breakfast menu was DELICIOUS and a hit with our family! Love the farmhouse style and the decor in the restaurant. They even have a train running around! Negatives: If you didnt get here before 830am....GOOD LUCK! The wait was BRUTAL for people that were checking in after us. We got here at 8 and got right in. The price was a little high for a Breakfast Buffet. 15.99 for an adult breakfast buffet seemed steep. Shady Maple is 14.99 and they have 3x the amount of stuff to choose from and an open grill. The selection was great, but 1 singular hot bar of food when there was 3 hot bars available. 2 of them were empty. If you needed to get food, you had to wait in line that did not move very fast.

Use it for charging. I feel like on weekends this place turns into a car meet up lol ...not bad…read more...quick and easy. It's Sheetz. I prefer the food at WAWA though, too many deep fried options here not really my thing.

This is like the "good news" of the line gas stations. They have tables inside, and outside, they…read morehave advance pick up, that is a plus to me. I didn't like the brat, sausage was "different", but my husband did like it. The grilled cheese was good. You can order latte, espresso, many options in the menu, you can really personalize it, and the bathroom was clean. Attention was professional. I am a happy customer.