Beautiful store with constant new items! A favorite for home decor and furniture! My family from…read moreout of state asks me to take them to Cocalico every time they come to visit. Definitely worth a trip!

This home store was very well decorated. It was rustic and modern farmhouse style I would say. Lots…read moreof natural elements, and quality decor. All the furniture were made of quality leather, metal or wood. We spent about 1.5 hours in there. Everything is well arranged and well run. Wish we had one closer to Philadelphia area.

Bottom Line: Charming historic stone house and barn with all sorts of furniture, home decor,…read morewomen's clothing, accessories, lighting and such. The Olde Mill House Shoppes is two different buildings - the old stone house and an old barn - that have a wide selection of stuff that women love to shop like rugs, furniture, lighting, home decor, kitchen gadgets, pantry items, women's clothing and accessories. They also have a floral department that I think makes wreaths. My favorite part of the shoppes was the old stone house. Aside from admiring the lovely architecture I enjoyed looked at kitchen gadgets, kitchen decor, pantry items like bread mixes and such. I loved the creek of the floors too. It was a very charming experience. A lot of the furniture was definitely in the Shaker and colonial styles. The lighting section was amazing. Lots of early American inspired design lighting. I wasn't in the market for lighting so I moved on to other things. The rug section was fun to peruse. I saw they sold one of my favorite brands - Dash and Albert. They also had a lot of braided rugs. Regarding the clothing section in the refurbished barn, it wasn't really my style but it seemed like there were some regular customer in there having an absolute ball shopping for some new outfits. It kind of reminded me of the fun, comfy and colorful styles you might find at Chico's. Aside from the above, there was plenty more to look at like some linens, wall art, candles, etc. Overall, this was a fun place to explore and a great place to stop in while in Lancaster County.

Beautiful place to stop and do a little shopping. Everybody was friendly, everything was arranged…read morebeautifully! Their tad pricey, but worth it I think. Do yourself a favor and stop in. Shirley

I miss the Christmas Tree Store. They had so many great things. You can get of course Christmas…read moreitems, but also a variety of seasonal gifts for everyone. From soup to nuts. Literally. Really miss shopping at the Christmas Tree Store.

Great place to find all of your holiday needs, inexpensively. If you are into gnomes this is a good…read moreoption.

This place had everything from cute signs for the home to hand made quilted useable items to…read morecrafted things...it was so fun...everywhere you look there was something interesting to see...was hard to buy the whole store fun postcards too Got many intercourse postcards to send to friends

Amazing store. Visit every time we go to Amish Country. The Amish woman that runs it is also so…read morefriendly and pleasant. Always takes an interest in her customers. The items are well made and also nice antiques. We buy something every time we visit. A must see.

The Pottery Barn Outlet has an extensive collection representing all its product lines. Look…read moreclosely for significantly reduced final sale items. The entire Pottery Barn Outlet staff is friendly and helpful. Great values here at the Pottery Barn Outlet are available if you look closely.

Honestly, I have waited years to visit and could have not been more underwhelmed. The discounts did…read morenot feel adequate given the fact that it is an outlet. Don't know that I would return.

Village and Plunder…read more Unlike the other similar shops in the "Downtown'' Bird-in-Hand antique row, Artisan Village has only handmade goods from over fifty local Artisans. This place is HUGE as it encompasses two historic storefronts that date back to the 19th century. Lots to see so give yourself plenty of time--and be sure to check out the living beehive inside the store!

Was driving down the road and decided to randomly stop here ... there are multiple artisan shops…read moreset up inside this old general store. If you are looking for a gift and a unique souvenir - it's definitely worth stopping. The cashier was super friendly and we will be back.

Global Vintage Co-op…read morewith 20+ vendors that includes two floors worth of antiques, collectibles, and locally made artisan goods that's located in "Downtown" Bird-in-Hand. There's lots to see, the prices are fair, and the guy behind the register was friendly. Definitely worth a look-see if you're in the area.

"The last time I saw Elvis It was some kind of Vegas dream,…read moreSpotlights flashed on a silver cape And a blue-haired lady screamed, He was the King" (Neil Young) You'll feel like royalty walking around King's, as though every craftsman from near and far brought you their creations for your review. Outdoor furniture, indoor furniture, candles, kitchenware, clothing, crafts, books, toys, and every manor of home décor are everywhere inside and outside the store. What we really liked was being free to stroll through the store and look at kitchen chairs without being swarmed upon by salespeople. We detest the swarm of locusts approach that happens inside some furniture stores as soon as your big toe crosses the threshold. Not here. One very cool thing we saw and came THISCLOSE to buying was a nice kitchen chair that was tagged for $5. The tag also said "Wobbly Chair" and indeed it had some issues with the differing length of one leg, causing it to wobble! Had we identified a need to put a single chair somewhere in our house, that $5 wobbly chair would have lovingly rode the 270 miles back to Connecticut with us.

Nice place but very pricey. It used to be that Amish goods were slightly cheaper. That was a big…read moredraw to go to Lancaster. There were originally a few kings stores. One of them the original is now closed up. It is just up the street from kings Homestead and sits on a corner property. This was the original wood shop where you could see the Mennonite carpenters. I say this because the saw equipment was electrified. Either way, they used to produce some very beautiful pieces out of that shop. The kings Homestead is very nice, but there is a lot more made from China offerings in home decor than there used to be. Don't get me wrong they do have a very nice selection of Amish made furniture. However, their prices have gone up significantly and they are no longer leaving you with the feeling that you've really gotten quite a piece for the price I mean you are getting solid real wood, but it is at a premium. Not complaining just stating the facts.

Great selection of fabric and notions. The associates are helpful and pleasant. Prices are better…read morethan other quilt shops for high quality fabrics.

I stopped by the Old Country Store on my quest for a quilt. It is as the name implies, a Country…read moreStore selling a multitude of things from books, to kitchen gadgets, to handmade local items, to even puzzles. Backroom is filled with quilting material and supplies. I specifically went in to look at theIr already made quilts. I was greeted but the staff never went out of their way to ask for help and explain what size quilts were where. The store is chock full of great souvenirs and gifts from the surrounding Amish areas but it wasn't a "quilt" store. Great parking though!!!