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)

Our favorite farmers market in the area! The selection of plants, flowers, bushes, shrubs, etc is…read moreincredible! Everything is so beautifully maintained and always looks so healthy and alive. And the PRICES are SO reasonable. You can't visit without checking out the market, too. The fruits and veggies always are top notch quality and delicious. Service is always above and beyond - the staff is very knowledgeable and so friendly. My favorite place to visit each spring for our spring/summer plants!

TEN stars, well.. if there were such a thing, that's what I would give Hoover's. When I first…read moremoved to Lancaster, I visited many farmer's markets, in search of that "true" gem. I was surprised to see that several carried candies and grocery store merchandise. And the prices, well.. don't even get me started. There were some other nice markets, but I found Hoover's in showcasing Lancaster's meats, dairy, pickles, sauces, jams, desserts, not to mention all of their glorious produce (reasonably priced), a for sale bin and beautiful flowers. Right now, it's pumpkin time and boy, does Hoover's have many pumpkins to choose from, and CHEAP. I bought seven tomatoes (made sauce) for $3.00. They were in that "clearance" bin.

Got some at Bloomsburg fair. I had a promising one about 5 years ago from the beer distributor in…read moreSunbury. These were terrible. Nasty, oily residue on top, Hygiene folks!

The men who work there are very friendly. Two weeks ago was the first time I tried their pickles. I…read moregot the sweet and spicey. They were fabulous. The container was gone in two days. Going back tomorrow to see how much to fill a big jar.​

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.

Great store for those who value healthy living! The staff are all very helpful, and I love that…read morethey will special order things for me that they don't carry regularly. They also carry quality and out-of-the-ordinary produce, which is nice for those who like to try new things.

My go to for hard to find, quality supplements. They also have great health food items. The sales…read morepeople have never been anything but super helpful! It's a small business-and I appreciate their willingness to always be helpful, and order things that they may be out of.

Love coming here, such a peaceful place and modern decor. Love that they play Christian…read moreinstrumental music in the background. Everyone there smiles and is nice which is always pleasant to see. The food here is pretty straight forward country cooking. Good taste. I had the beef veggie soup and it was pretty good, great job. My friend had the Ruben which was a great deal for all the food he received. We usually gather here and play some games and eat some fun, wonderful spot to chill out at.

This review is for the cafe, within the grocery store…read more Here's some "real" food, good grub at prices that are wallet friendly. You all a missing out Big Time, cause the food is so good and cheap. Yeah, you heard me. If you have to go to a grocery store to get a decent, affordable meal, then do so - ain't no shame. They serve up breakfast, lunch and dinner. I got the broasted chicken meal. Broasted = roasted, fried chicken, juicy, crisp, served alongside "real" mashed potatoes with gravy. Two beverages, two chicken platters, costing a little over $22.00. Now that's a deal!

Stopped at Aldi's for a few things after not finding them at the discount store down the street…read more Although Giant is next door I choose Aldi's because I like their cut mangos. They cut them at the peak of perfection and for only $3.99 a package it's a healthy affordable snack. Giant tends to cut theirs too early and therefore never ripen properly. Aside from mangos I needed almond milk, hamburger, chicken thighs, and fresh cilantro. I'm not really a fan of Aldi's because it's hard to do a weeks' worth of shopping here plus the deposit on the cart and not offering free bags is a nuisance. This was my first time at this location. I was surprised to see the fresh produce was picked thru. Many selections were empty. Including my beloved sliced mangos and cilantro. The meat dept was priced really high, but I was able to find organic, grass fed hamburger at a reasonable price and much less than non-organic which makes no sense. I had my own bags with me but the 2 half gallons of milk were heavy and awkward to hold and carry. There was only one lone cashier and the line extended into the shopping isle. A customer that was checking out and at the register was chatting away with the previous customer thus delaying her payment, while everyone in line just stood there. The cashier did nothing to hurry her along. Sighs echoed from all of us waiting and was testing my patience level. When it was my turn I arranged my reusable bags in the cashier's cart so all she had to do was drop the items in after scanning. Instead she proceeded to dump everything in the cart beside my bags. When I asked her to please place them in the bags, she refused, uttering about some customer "policy". I've found other locations will place items in the bags IF you arrange them in the cart. What kind of "policy" is so anti customer service focused that they only have one cashier, who sits down the whole time no less, AND is allowed to refuse to put items in the bags?!? In fact she went out of her way to drop them away from the bag. To dump in the bag or beside it takes the same amount of effort. So now I have to hold up the line scooping my items up myself so she could have her coveted cart back. Ugh! I'm graciously giving 2 stars because they offered hand sanitizer and I do love those mangos. But seriously Aldi's - you need to start putting your customers first!

There is a nice new location in Ephrata with the same deals as other Aldi stores. There is a great…read moremeat section and cheese section. The selection of staples is great and the prices were low. Even though the place was packed for Thanksgiving the line moved quickly.

We arrived around 5:30pm a few nights before Valentine's Day. Even without reservations I was able…read moreto get a table for two, but I wouldn't guarantee that will always happen. When we finished our meal there were multiple people (probably at least 10) waiting to be seated. So I recommend dinner reservations. We enjoyed our chicken Parmesan. The bread they serve is wonderful. Our waitress was Stacy and she was friendly and helpful...10 out of 10.

We had the mozzarella fritta, arancine, Caesar salad, and carbonara pasta. Everything was solidly…read moreokay. It was very busy on the Friday night we went with friends, so reservations are a good idea. Getting seated was a bit chaotic, as the same area is used for both takeout and dine-in. The servers were clearly busy--managing multiple tables while also plating and serving desserts.