The shop is the perfect place for a delicious lunch. The sandwiches and soups are perfect. The…read morecupcakes don't hurt at the end ?

We stopped here for some sweet snacks on the way to a nature preserve. While located in the…read moremiddle of town, the parking can be a bit challenging on the weekend but much easier on a weekday. Everything in the sweet department is verrrrry sweet. The menu changes daily so only the regular cupcake flavors are listed online. So knowing that, choose wisely. The cupcakes have some seriously sweet icing that is almost taller than the cake. We tasted the caramel one and the chocolate one. The coconut scone and chocolate chip scone were very sweet and not scone like but tasty. The almond cranberry muffin was more of a cupcake and was replete with dried sweetened cranberries. All of these items were well executed just very sweet. So now that you know, don't order a sweet drink. Get a nice robust cup of coffee and enjoy the sweetness

Every time I get a chance, I make a stop by La Dolce Vita, my favorite Italian bakery in Lancaster,…read morewhere I can get delicious fresh-baked pastries and very tasty cakes for special occasions. I got a delicious Chocolate cake for my dad's birthday, and my parents loved it. I was in a hurry, so I got one of their turkey BLT sandwiches, which was fresh and really good. The ladies working at this establishment are very helpful and friendly. I truly recommend their chocolate cakes and their pastries, specifically their fresh-baked croissants and cheese danishes. If you live in the outside of Lancaster, it's totally worth the drive.

My Husband and I love coming here for the amazing Italian desserts and the well crafted drinks and…read morefood! The croissant sandwiches are always so delicious and the bakery has the best variety. The staff is always absolutely wonderful and will answer any questions you might have about the baked goods. The cafe is small and very cozy and is nestled in a lovely location in downtown Lancaster. I always get the sfogliatelle as it's my favorite dessert and I got the pumpkin donut this weekend and it soft, warm and not overly sweet! The Tiramisu latte was also perfect!

After riding the NW River Trail, picked up my son at Donegal Insurance for lunch out to celebrate…read morehis last day of internship this summer. After a quick approval from him, we headed to Wrightsville for a visit to Wild Batch. Neat repurposed building just off 462 at the top of the hill...most likely an old bank. Wonderful assortment of baked goods- and by the looks of the glass display cases, this place gets hit pretty hard! 10 or so tables inside, a sofa, and a comfortable, not-hurried atmosphere. Several regulars walked in and chatted, which is a great sign. I ordered a breakfast crepe and coffee, son ordered a lunch sandwich bagel, and we split a cinnamon sugar danish- which was fantastic! The crepe- if you are a crepe connoisseur- was of the pancake-ish variety. Like a big flapjack, with egg, sausage, gouda, and avacado. Good! But as I eat more crepes, little did I know of the variety of crepes. Now you know. Son's bagel sandwich was solid, coffee was strong, and the danish- made up of twisted strands in a coil- was yes, fantastic! Looks like awesome stuff comes out of this little bakery. Presentation, plus taste. Wrightsville, I hope you support this little gem!

Wild Batch Bistro continues to be the standard bearer for specialty, baked goods, especially sweet…read moretreats in the neighborhood. Our continuing favorites are the macarons. Delightful pop of the footed crusts with delectable creamy centers. Menu is constantly rotating. Be sure to check for specials.

M&A Sweet Treats.... in my opinion is not just the Best Bakery in Lancaster county, it's got to be…read moreone of the best in the country? We love their Sourdough bread. Recently we asked if they would make a loaf of Sourdough Cinnamon brown sugar bread. They did, and it was absolutely Amazing. All the goodness of their sourdough with the festive addition of cinnamon and brown sugar. Off the charts! I asked before I wrote this and they are happy to make some for you. Had another piece this morning with coffee for breakfast. I'm already envisioning a Christmas morning breakfast of "French Toast" using M&A's Cinnamon, brown sugar sour dough bread. While you are there try their holiday offering of a pumpkin cream filled glazed doughnut sprinkled with cinnamon and nutmeg!! Too good!

Excellent bakery shop! The service was welcoming. M & A are initials of two Mennonite relatives who…read moremake really great sweets! Quiet, calm place with seating inside. If you spend $5, you get a free cup of amazing coffee!

On our experience 5 star! Incredible customer service, yummy hot food, delicious coffee. My…read morehusband's frappe was also incredible! Our picky girl also got her wishes met with a glorious breakfast that would delight any 2 year olds hopes while traveling! We'll be back! We didn't go inside the restaurant to mention ambiance, but what we got from the drive through was great kindness and home cooked meal on the go!

What a beautiful cafe in the heart of downtown Lancaster. Just a 2min walk from the Imperial and…read moreHoliday Inn. There is a beautiful red brick wall interior with modern gold fixtures and accents. A beautiful fiddle leaf fig tree welcomes you at the door. They serve breakfast till 3pm. It's a great place for your kids too. They have a great kids meal with 3 simple but healthy choices. You can get a deli sandwich (fat chunks of deli meat), grilled cheese or PB&J. You get a bunch of sides with it and the chocolate milk (my kids said) is "incredible"!!! For adults, I would recommend the Main Street breakfast burrito! The zesty sauce is amazing!!! The egg and bagel was ok... I would have preferred the bagel to be toasted (didn't ask) and the egg runny (didn't ask). A spicy aoli or even the zesty sauce would have been great on it. It was just too blend. There is construction out front... but it is definitely worth walking around it! It's open and you definitely need to come check it out!

The golden whisk is a place I would gladly break my diet for! Everything is delicious and you can't…read morego wrong with a ooey gooey cinnamon bun. The smell upon entering is heavenly and irresistible.

For our wedding we ordered and assortment of desserts from around York and Lancaster from local…read morebakeries. We had a tough time finding a Macaron we liked and ventured to The Golden Whisk after trying 4 previous bakeries and were pleasantly surprised. The baker explained they make their Macarons with White Chocolate Ganache, but they would make a few samples with other filling if I could come back next week (I, the bride do not like chocolate). So we left this day with bellies full of other sweets (highly recommend the lemon bar and a Chai Tea Latte) and waited a week to return. We came back the following Saturday to pick-up a sample, to our surprise there was not one but multiple samples with non-chocolate ganache filling (amazing) AND the baker hand wrote on each to make sure we knew what we were trying. We were very happy with the the samples and moved forward with ordering a Macaron Tower for our Wedding with the Chai (cream colored) and Cookies & Cream flavors (black & white colored).... TO DIE FOR, these flavors were BETTER than the samples and we didn't event try either of these flavors previously! We highly recommend The Golden Whisk for your next event or just stop by to grab yourself a drink and a pastry (we are from southern York it's work the drive).

We stopped at Dutch Haven after lunch across the parking lot, drawn in by the windmill, which…read morestands like a beacon for travelers aong Route 30 and the mildly curious. It is the sort of landmark that promises something memorable, or at least something sweet. Inside, the place leans heavily into its role as a stop-off for visitors. Shelves are filled with faux-Amish goods, hex signs, and a cheerful assortment of bric-a-brac, along with shirts that seem very proud of nearby towns with names that invite, shall we say a certain kind of humor. It feels less like a bakery and more like a general store that wandered into a theme. The people working there are genuinely kind, and generous with samples, which is always a wise and welcome strategy. We tried a bit of the shoo fly pie, and in the past we've tried some cookies, root beer, and ice cream. They were all perfectly fine. Pleasant, even. But they did not distinguish themselves from the many other places in Lancaster County offering the same treats with equal or better competence. Nothing here is bad. In fact, it is all quite enjoyable in the moment. But it is not something I would go out of my way for again. Far less so when the tourist busses are around. It is a place you stop at because you are already there, because the windmill caught your eye, because someone offers you a sample and you say yes. Three stars, for doing what it does well enough, in a place where "well enough" is abundant.

This is tourist central, which is fine, but the crowds are bad. They have plenty of fun items for…read moresale but somehow the vibe is totally joyless? I haven't experienced that at other tourist traps, it's kind of odd. I'd say this is worth checking out at least once if you're in the area, but unless you want cheesy stuff it's a pass. Also I didn't really see any shoofly pies for sale (I might have missed them though).

for the people with the bad reviews, we have a new place outside of the market, 46 West…read morePhiladelphia St York PA 1701. New place and new name "Catalina's Cafe"

Expected to go there for Chocolate Raspberry Cupcakes on Market Saturday and they were closed…read more Would've been nice to know in advance