We were driving down the road and randomly saw this little country store. The owner was extremely…read morefriendly and courteous. It's on the smaller side but the worth the stop if you're in the area.

Love this store. Very affordable, service is great, and the selection of country crafts is…read moreamazing!! We go to PA every year for vacation, and stop in every time. See you next year! Diane & John ME

Debbie Parrish, the owner, is a lovely woman. The store is filled with country folk art including…read morehandcrafted lampshades, homespun items, quilts, pillows, baskets and candles.

This is an awesome primitive shop! The second you walk in the door you get the warm cozy feeling…read morethat comes with primitives. Highly recommend! And, it's within walking distance of other primitive shops!

Stopped on the drive back to Philly and it was amazing!!! Tons of different things you can choose…read morefrom. I got tea and fudge and gifts for my niece and nephew. They do take credit cards!

Had a wonderful time shopping with my friends and family at the Bird In Hand Farmers Market. Lots…read moreof baked goods, candies, cheese, coffees. Jewelry booths, meats, fresh produce, coffees. Wooden decorative items, many handmade items. Lots of Easter holiday shopping on a very busy Tuesday afternoon. Has a real fun food market vibe.

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.

It's like stepping back in time and not just because it's quaint looking (which it is), it's the…read morevibe. 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.

This "village" has a wonderful selection of small shops and a few eateries. Double check the hours…read morefor 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".

A very fun and relaxing experience. Must stop just to walk around and feel the ambiance. Service…read morewas great as they acknowledge your presence not make you feel like you are being watched. Very helpful with questions.

This is your basic souvenir shop if there ever is one. If you happen to be looking for an item to…read moretake home as a gift for someone you are sure to find it here. They have everything that you can think of from t-shirts to keychains. Car magnets, do they even make bumper stickers anymore? Magnets, sweatshirts, and many more items that I cannot remember everything to be exact. I have become one of those people that ends up buying magnets whenever I visit a place. My fridge hates me a bit because of it, but it's all good. Every time I go to the fridge, I can take a trip down memory lane. I grabbed myself a magnet and then headed to the keychain section. My keychain for my work keys had bit the dust and I needed a new one, thought why not get one from here since it will be kind of a conversation starter. Staff here were super pleasant and knowledgeable about the surrounding area. I asked where else would be good to visit since I was in the area and they were like an encyclopedia of information.

What an awesome farm/petting farm, to visit while in Lancaster. We came here while on vacation with…read more3 kids and they all loved it. They have a bunch of horses amd mini horses, as well as goats and chickens. There is an additional farm with cows right behind it. They have some yummy food, milk, eggs, and homemade sodas to purchase. I'd highly recommend the homemade root beer!! Service was good and the actual farm is free, which is nice! Overall a great option to visit if your in the area and looking for a classic farm to visit.

This place is a must stop when we are in this area. We visit at least twice while we are here for…read morethe last three years. Love talking with Ms Linda and her woopie pies. Our second visit, we have to have woopie pies and their homemade Roasted peanut butter (made with just nuts, no additives) for the road trip. If you have not been to this gem during your stay, add it and you will not be disappointed.

This is no longer a yarn shop. Website goes a 404 error and location is now an antique store.read more

A lovely little yarn shop. Ive been several times, and they have a great selection of yarn to…read morechoose from. The women who run the shop are incredibly helpful and knowledgable. They really seem to love what they do and are more than happy to help you with your purchases and suggest yarns for your projects.

I stopped by here yesterday with my wife for some afternoon drinks. We were child free for a…read morecouple of hours and since it was Father's Day weekend decided to stop at a couple of breweries. Our first stop of the day was Rumspringa Brewery which I had been to about 12 years prior, just before I started yelping. It's co located with my hope wine gallery. The taproom itself has bright wood floors which dominate the color scheme and then there is merchandise all around the room including sweatshirts and beer to go. Finally there are pictures of Amish country on one of the walls which is fitting. I went with a flight here As I often do whenever I visit a new brewery. At rumspringa it consists of 5 beers for $15. I chose the harvest gold, red caboose, otra mas, altbier and finally the blood orange cider. For my first beer I started with the Harvest gold which was a nice malty beer with lots of flavor and a clean finish. Second was the Red caboose which tasted like a nice brown with some hops on the front and a nice caramelly flavor on the finish. Up third was the Otra mas which had a smooth start with a sort of malty and sour type finish all rolled into one. I don't think I have had a beer like this in a long time and it wasn't my favorite. Fourth was the altbier which also had a smooth start with a deep rich flavor on the finish. It was a really nicely flavored beer and my favorite of the bunch. Last but certainly not least was the Blood orange cider which was sweet from the start with a bit of fruit at the finish. I don't know that I could have told you it was blood orange until the end of the aftertaste which had almost a perfume like taste of it. The bottom line for me is that I would stop by here again in the future. It doesn't seem like you are going to get any supper hoppy or trendy beers here and that's ok as they are doing good with more traditional recipes.

The wines are rather mild of glamour, the ciders were just ok. Seemingly they buy a lot of their…read moregrapes in from other areas. So the wines can't be called local. There goes my dream of the Amish stomping on the grapes like in old France. The place also was severely understaffed. One poor woman was up and down those stairs trying to do the job of three people. Will be back to try the spirits.