This was such a fun spot to walk around in during my vacation! It was a hot and humid day, so we were thankful for great AC in all the spots we toured. This village has a lot of fun and decorative local shops, they are on the pricier end as you would expect, so we didn't end up purchasing any products. If I was not on vacation, I would've been very tempted by the infused all olive oil store! read more

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This "village" has a wonderful selection of small shops and a few eateries. Double check the hours for the food, as some are not open all day. We were there in April so maybe the hours change seasonally. Quilt shops, jewelry, gifts, meats, cheeses and relishes, jams, pretzels, ice cream, candles, souvenirs,wine and many other fun things. They had several places to sit outside which is where we enjoyed our ice cream! Everyone was friendly the town has other shops and restaurants too, if you venture out from "Kettle Village". read more

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This is such a cool spot to visit. I love all the shops and vibes here. I would love to go back with a larger group of friends to spend a full day out there. The fact that they have a B& B is so cool! Will plan better next time. read more

Lovely outdoor area filled with small boutiques and markets offering gifts and decorations for the holidays, festive snacks and treats, jewelry, pictured with Santa, homemade Amish jarred goodies like jam, salsas, and sauces, meat and cheese, and even wine tasting! We enjoyed the overall cheerful atmosphere and Christmas spirit! Great place to visit with your family if you're in the Lancaster area! read more

Kitchen Kettle Village - Shopping Centers Near Me - Intercourse, Pennsylvania

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We watched YouTube videos on Pennsylvania. Who doesn't love Intercourse? You really need two full days of roaming and sampling to cover all 42 shops. They even have lodging on the property. Kettle Kitchen Village is open Monday - Saturday (9-5) and closed on Sundays. The Fall Shopping Package is offered for $45 at Kitchen Kettle Village. There are free give a ways at 9 stores (but not really free since you are paying for the privilege). I decided to spend my money at Cloverfields Handbags instead. I met the designer & she helped me find a bag. We enjoyed Lapps ice cream, Pappy's Kettle Korn and Pepperlane Fudge & Sweets. There are lots of unique gift items & souvenirs. There is so much food. The village is worth a visit. We enjoyed walking around. There is so much to see. We didn't even cross the street! Performers played music and provided entertainment at the main stage. We appreciated having places to sit while we ate food. Wear comfy shoes and bring some shopping bags or something to hold your goodies. ( I like the medium sized IKEA blue or cloth bags for lighter items & the small bag for heavy or food items). Bring zip lock bags too. I would love to return and stay in one of the lodging rooms. Even the parking lot (corn field) was beautiful. Employees will direct you where to park. Bring cash. Not everyone takes credit cards. read more

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It's like stepping back in time and not just because it's quaint looking (which it is), it's the vibe. Everyone is friendly, kind and happy. There is something about the Lancaster area that is so special. Kitchen Kettle is no exception. It is full of lovely shops and great food items which make great items to bring home for friends and family at a great price point. Highly recommend the Double Chocolate cookies, the kettle corn, breakfast egg sandwich at the Harvest kitchen, Hot Mocha at the coffee shop. read more

Kitchen Kettle Village - Shopping Centers Near Me - Intercourse, Pennsylvania

Another recommendation, from a patron at the diner, that I visited my first night in Lancaster, PA. After my two other stops and excersions to Turkey Hill; and Julis Sturgis; decided to check out Intercourse PA, and Kitchen Jettle Village. Intercourse, PA; up until I looked at a brochure in my hotel; and experienced the quaint shops, Amish and true meaning of the name. Look forward to return in future; as i had littke time, arrive at 430 pm; Fourth of July, when shops closed at 5. Did check out Old Country Store; the bakery and jam shop. Look forward to future return, perfect, friendly , welcoming customer service all around. read more

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Kitchen Kettle Village is a beautiful, clean, and must do shopping experience. It is made up of 40 shops that encompass everything Lancaster, food, pets, and eateries. Strolling through the winding walkways, each business is relaxing, all well maintained, and every staff member is willing to assist with anything you may need or question. Street musicians will add to your amusement and it was nice seeing many visitors enjoying this area. read more

Kitchen Kettle Village - A must visit. You could spend hours, here. - Shopping Centers Near Me - Intercourse, Pennsylvania

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My wife and I, along with her father and brother, stayed two nights in April and we absolutely loved it. We stayed in the 201 Grandview Suite and they were on 401 Hershey Suite. Beautiful, well-appointed accommodations and immaculately clean. Friendly, sincere staff, a delicious included breakfast, and the village is charming. We will definitely stay here again. read more

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Kitchen Kettle is a little village shopping area located in Intercourse, PA. It has a variety of shops and food places and the vibes are always so happy. Sometimes they even have live music playing in the courtyard to enjoy. One of my favorite shops is the Jam & Relish Kitchen. Growing up we would always visit Kitchen Kettle and this was the one place I'd be looking forward to going to. It has changed since COVID so they took out the sampling stations around the store but you can still sample the jellies at their sampling counter. If you're looking for a place to relax and do some shopping definitely check out Kitchen Kettle, they always have great deals going on! They have a huge selection of goods available to purchase! The service is always top notch and they have an information booth also available if you need assistance. There is a little goat petting zoo in the back of the parking lot that you can walk to. They have little feeding machines there if you want to feed them! Super cute to check out! read more

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Such an adorable tourist experience at the shops in the Kitchen Kettle Village. We walked up from our vacation rental at 9:00 am to find all the shop owners opening up for the day. We made some snack selections from among the freshly baked cookies, Whoopie Pies, cheese curds and kettle chips. Great selections and all were beautifully displayed. The proprietor was so kind, something we experienced every where we went. Products were not cheap, but rather fairly priced! read more

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I love a good village full of little shops (so does my significant other). We've been to a bunch located all over the northeast, but neither of us (at least in our adult lives) had ever been to Kitchen Kettle Village...until now! A trip here a few weeks ago amidst the freezing cold was a fun little experience filled with great shopping. Now the cold and the timing did curb some of Kitchen Kettle's options (no kettle corn from Pappy's), but most shops were open and still gave my wife and I a nice selection of places to peruse. KKV isn't necessarily as vast as other small shop areas like Peddler's Village or Olde Mystic Village, but the stores they feature felt very local and focused on things people would want to buy. Knowing this, the pricing of what you purchase was actually pretty reasonable which was pleasant to see. When walking through the village, you'll find a jam/sauce store, meats/cheeses shop, coffee, chocolate, olive oil, home decor, clothing, and a few other specialty storefronts. There's a couple of places to eat as well as a winery for those looking for a little libation action and an inn that you can stay at. It is also cool to see some influences and involvement with the local Amish community as several of them are working at certain shops (like that jam store). Nice. Overall, Kitchen Kettle Village definitely has the essentials when it comes to your quaint shopping needs. It may not be the largest location of small shops and like any place in the northeast the weather will affect it in the winter, but it's totally still worth a visit any time of year. Tack it on to your next Pennsylvania trip and you won't be disappointed (we weren't!). read more

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This was a great way to spend a day. We were there for a few hours and still didnt get to explore everything. I loved walking past the live music. There were nice shady areas and free samples everywhere. I would defibitely go back. read more

Despite coming to the area a lot this was our first visit over here. It was cute and perfect to stroll around after a 3 hour car drive. Definitely worth checking out if in the area. read more

I always make it a point to stop at Kitchen Kettle Village before I head back home. I typically only hit up the jams and jars store and the meat and cheese store. There is also clothing, soaps, and popcorn. It's a cute little village shopping area and I highly recommend you drop in and see what there is for sale. Parking is available. read more

Kitchen Kettle Village - Shopping Centers Near Me - Intercourse, Pennsylvania

Variety of shops is great. Ambiance is cute. Great place to browse all sort of things- food, candles, home decor, soaps, apparel. Something for everyone. Fun little excursion for an outing. Prices were reasonable. Employees were all friendly and helpful. Window shopped and then did a wine tasting at Waltz. Ended with a glass of wine on their patio. read more

Kitchen Kettle Village - Red and blush plus Gouda/ crackers - Shopping Centers Near Me - Intercourse, Pennsylvania

Ah, kitchen kettle village! I grew up coming here for years during trips to Lancaster and haven't been back in over a decade (almost 2!)... until now. I remember when the jam store had samples everywhere and it was such an exciting thing as a kid to wander around trying endless jams and crackers-- now the store seems bare and not nearly as exciting. There was also a place to decorate gingerbread cookies-- is that still a thing here? There used to be live music every time we would visit, and horse & buggy rides with the one same guy ("Anna... Bobby!!... *clicks tongue*"...) Im sure he's long gone now, but does anyone else remember him? I stopped here with my 4 year old during our visit and we had icecream and stopped in a few shops before they all closed (5pm)... it didn't have the same joy I remember it having! But we also aren't in "summer", so maybe the horses and buggies/music are more of a summer event? This review is for what I remember it being. My grandma used to love it here. read more

Excellent stop to walk around and check out all of the quaint shops. My daughter enjoyed the Jewelry Bar and the handmade store. I purchased a few things from the jams and jellies store. The highlight for me was the coffee ice cream in a waffle cone from Lapp. Delicious! Bathrooms are easily accessible and clean! read more

Small but super duper cute! We loved walking all around and all the little exclusive and unique shops! You could spend a good few hours here. read more

Kitchen Kettle Village - Shopping Centers Near Me - Intercourse, Pennsylvania

This was a very cute spot with a variety of shops! From home decor, food to everything in between. There was plenty of parking available.

1st time visiting. Nice assortment of shops. Every shop we went to was well stocked , staff were super friendly & helpful. What a great way to spend an end of summer afternoon. There is something for everyone. Plenty of parking & little places to sit if shopping is not for you. read more

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Always love to come here in the spring, summer and fall with friends Do the shopping packages an picnic tours read more

can't wait to go back to spend more time in this unique shopping village. many shops featuring handmade goods . parking was convenient, we just didn't arrive early enough to take advantage of all the shopping opportunities. read more

This place, even though it is in the heart of Amish country, gives off beach vibes. Hang in there with me on this as I explain. Most of you will understand what I am talking about if you have visited here or will intend to visit here. This place is setup looking like a boardwalk that you would find in a beachside town. One that you might find on the barrier islands of the Outer Banks in North Carolina, Virginia Beach area, and even the beached of Delaware. All shops offering items that are unique to the area, mostly all locally owned, and an atmosphere of walking, snacking, and browsing. When it is warmer, weather wise, it definitely has the beach vibe going. Or, if you don't like that analogy, it kind of feels like a flea market. But with new items in the storefronts. So much to offer and so much to interact with here. Nicer weather allows for outdoor entertainment which can be a musical performance. This place is just so lively that it is inviting. I really enjoyed myself here and didn't mind spending a lot of time just wondering around getting lost for the day. I ended up purchasing some items and spent time just enjoying myself. read more

Cute place to stop by to do some shopping. Wasn't as big as I thought it would be, but had cute shops. Make sure you visit the side streets, etc for even more shops. Fun day to stroll through and see cute wares. They have coffee shop, kettle popcorn stand, ice cream stand, and other places with snack food. You will find some lovely items in the stores. There is a great ceramics store as well that is very good quality and pricing. Every place we went the service was good and the village itself is great. Ample parking and very walkable. read more

Many things to choose from and lots of different events always happening. Especially fun in the fall.

"Let me sleep all night in your soul kitchen Warm my mind near your gentle stove" (The Doors) Kitchen Kettle Village is very walkable, so if you really want to, you can hit all of their 40 shops. What's in the village? How about baked goods, handbags and accessories, leather craft, gifts, jewelry, yarn, jams and relishes, kettle corn, pet supplies, candy and fudge, coffee, pretzels, local crafts, cheese, ice cream, cigars, candles, clothing, wine, oils and vinegars, plants, artwork, plus restaurants and a hotel! We really enjoyed the The Jam & Relish Kitchen and picked up some salsa, hot sauce and a soup mix. Touristy? Yes, of course it is. Fun? Hell yes ! read more

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Terribly disappointed that there were no sample stations in the jam & relish kitchen shop when I visited this past weekend. one sample station - queso dips. I always stopped at Kitchen Kettle to enjoy, taste and buy - I left empty handed!! read more

Beautiful little area. Nice shop! Good parking. But the downfall is there is not place to eat! I'm talking breakfast, lunch. We were looking for a nice sit down breakfast and there is none to be found. Not even bagel or muffing. The only place and I'm sorry o forgot the name was cafeteria style. Was thinking of booking a room next trip but not if I have to drive to eat. Hubby is handicapped and it's hard to keep getting in and out of car. It was lovely place however read more

Such a cute touristy area! All the shops were nice and there was a good variety of things to buy. read more

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Great place to stop for jams, ice cream, quilts, Christmas decor, cheeses and more. Who doesn't love great food and a two story Christmas shop? There is plenty of parking. read more

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Great place with over 40 shops. From leather goods, to jams, to meats, pretzels, fudge, and so much more. Fair prices and the people at the shops were all friendly. read more

Lots of cute shops, a couple eateries, even places to stay. Even tho it's right off the main road because of all the trees it gives a good buffer away from the traffic noise on busy days. Lots of outdoor seating and great people watching too! It's hard to come away from here without at least a few purchases. read more

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This is a must visit when you're in Lancaster Amish Country. Jams Jellies Candies and quilts all from the Amish we love this and so did mom and dad. We definitely will be back. Cara read more

Great place to find everything you've been looking for and more. Plenty of great crafts and stuff and plenty of good food too.

Love stopping here and checking out the shops. The have a plethora of only found in Lancaster county products. I will stop again.

Love this! A quaint little diversion for about an hour during my visit to Lancaster. I found some nice jams and jellies, got a delicious coffee at Roasted Rooster, and enjoyed the sunshine. The staff at all of the shops I visited were so friendly and helpful. read more

Kitchen Kettle Village - Shopping Centers Near Me - Intercourse, Pennsylvania

this is probably the highlight of the trip. This is a shopping plaza that everyone gravitates too. Many stores to shop in, friendly staff members, clean, and loads of parking read more

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This little shopping center was super fun! It was super crowded on a late afternoon Saturdayright before Christmas! There were plenty of shops, some things were touristy and some weren't. There was pottery, shirts, gifts and seems affordable. There was lots of farm fresh made items like potato chips, ice cream, dips, furniture, and then other things like cups, shirts, hats, and other miscellaneous stuff. The food items seemed fair priced and of good value. I only bought a pottery mug as a present, some loose tea, and honey mustard. I had a nice interaction with anyone selling when I spoke with them. read more

Touristy complex of little shops full of things that weren't that local and mostly things that you didn't need, but you were in the mood to shop or were hungry, this place got you but good. We stopped in one shop that was full of jam and jellies. I tried a sample and liked it, but there were no signs of the price. After waiting in line forever, I find out that little jar of specialty jam was $11. Yikes. I walked out buying nothing from the village, but it was entertaining. read more