We stopped by for a breakfast before leaving town. We had 1/2 order of sausage gravy and a veggie…read moreomelet and biscuit and we tried scrapple for the first time. The sausage gravy was delicious and full of sausage. The omelet was also very good with a grilled biscuit. The scrapple was good and people around us said to try with syrup or ketchup but we had plain. It was a bit greasy but had a sausage flavor. There's plenty of seating and they bring the food to your table after you order at the counter. We shopped in the market after breakfast for some Lebanon bologna, sourdough bread, fudge and pumpkin whoopie pies to take to family. We would definitely return when in the area again.

This review is based off the pre-prepared/grocery side of the store (although we will CERTAINLY be…read moreback for the restaurant side.) While in town, we wandered in wishing we had already grabbed some baked goods earlier in the day. And with a mission to acquire some meat for the grill later in the day. Immediately we were met with a variety of whoopie pies (we got a traditional one and cookie one, both delicious), and most of all the BEST cinnamon roll we have ever feasted on. Not only was it tremendous but it was perfectly gooey, and the buttercream (or at least that's how it tasted) frosting in lieu of traditional icing blew it out of the water. We also grabbed some chicken bacon burgers which we grilled up and really enjoyed. Just wished the patties were initially bigger. We ended up putting 2 and 2 (out of the 4) together to make burgers which would actually survive the grill. In general the selection is everything you'd imagine in Amish country combined into one little place. Prices were excellent, quality was great. Definitely stop in!

Your website, Facebook, and the business card I picked up from the counter the last time I was here…read moreall say you're open until 7, so why did you close at 6? I would have made this my first stop or came earlier if the hours were accurate. Since they aren't accurate my choices are call every time to make sure you're open or go somewhere else. The thing is why would I take that extra effort to call if the proprietors don't take the extra effort to update the hours?

I found myself in Parkesburg. Just what I expected from the amish, clean fresh deli. The…read morecheesesteak was good. Felt like real steak. Thicker slice. roll tasted homemade. Roll was bigger and bready than I like for a cheesesteak. Lots of mushrooms and cheese. Everything was good, fresh and priced right it just needed some city of brotherly love, love.

The Smokehouse Shop is part of the Kitchen Kettle Village, and offers a variety of hickory-smoked…read moremeats, home-cured cheeses, PA Dutch Birch Beer, hard pretzels, sandwiches, and cold beverages. I am addicted to their Amish Snack Sticks, which are these little meaty sticks that has a wonderful blend of spices and a nice kick - one can finish the bag in a matter of seconds! They also have samples in the store, so you can try before you buy. The staff here are super friendly and are always ready to offer any assistance. Located across from the Jam & Relish store, check this place out for all your meats/cheese needs! +Amish Snack Sticks :D +meats, cheeses, sandwiches +located inside the Kitchen Kettle Village, across from the Jam & Relish

Yowzha, this place is amazing! The samples of meats and cheeses were amazing and such a variety?!…read more The store was organized well and the staff was great! Toothpicks were provided to sample the various wares and boy did BP and I have a blast!! I could tell the products were made of high quality ingredients and the flavors added to the variety offered: Beef Teriyaki, Peppered Beef, Amish Butter Cheese, Jalapeño Cheddar, too many to list! I had a good time laughing at the names of the hot sauces sold here :)

Cabalar. Best burger in Lancaster…read more Now their specials are always LEGIT. Lancaster Restaurant Week was serving up a Jibarito, corned beef, fried plantains, melted cooper, pickled onions, and mayoketchup. The sandwich was incredible! Such a good touch on a cultural favorite! I myself prefer it without pickled onions, but if you love onions, this is perfect! Cabalar is massively popular and will always require a decent wait for made to order items. I believe we waited about 25 minutes for this sandwich. Love the green and white throughout the restaurant. Awesome shirts for sale. The decor in here is awesome with paintings everywhere. Tons of seating and kids area upstairs!

Great spot to chill with friends and get a bite to eat. There's ample seating inside along with a…read moresmall bar/food pick up area, and outdoor seating is also available if you want to bring your dog. They sell beef bones for $3 at the register if you want to treat your dog as well. I ordered the classic burger cooked medium with fries. I liked that the burger patty was super juicy and seasoned just right. I wish I added pickles to cut the heaviness of the meal but it was tasty overall. The fries were good but I prefer mine more crispy.

Aged & Cured is one of our favorite spots to stop by in the Kitchen Kettle Village - they have…read morelovely meats, cheeses, and other various kitchen accessories. We love their local features, and we purchased some yummy cheeses to chow down on at home. Staff are friendly and welcoming! +delicious cheeses and meats +friendly staff +located in Kitchen Kettle Village +ample parking

Aged & Cured is inside Kitchen Kettle Village on Pepper Lane, between Harvest Cafe and Pepper Lane…read moreFudge & Sweets. I made a list of all the shops I wanted to include in my visit. The location was a spontaneous walk in. If I return, I would make this shop one of my first visits. The store was popular and uncomfortably crowded. The samples were excellent. There are cute gift/souvenirs. I didn't not want to wait in a huge register line (save waiting for Lapp Valley Farm ice cream or Pappy's Kettle Corn. My bag kept hitting people. We got out of there.

Their Bbq truck opened for season and OMG it was so good! We got the pork ribs , pulled pork…read more smoked turkey, the Elote brisket cup, side of mac cheese and banana pudding as dessert! Everything was really good. it all had great flavor and was so fresh. The banana pudding was the perfect ending to the meal. it wasn't overly sweet.

Stopped on the way to OCMD. Picked up some steaks and bacon. Wow. Steaks were amazing. Grabbed a…read morebite to eat from the Smokers out back. Very good pulled pork. Will definitely be back.

This was a fun and authentic market to stop into when in the area. My friend is local, and she…read morerecommended we try this spot. It was fun to see some of the products that Lancaster is known for! I had to get the special red soda, and a Whoopie pie. Both delicious! This spot has all the basics you could want. Ingredients, as well as a lot of premade options you could heat up or bake at home. It is on the pricier end being a meat market, but still fun to look around and get a few items!

Bird-in-Hand Farmers Market is a large indoor food hall rural area. There are many merchants…read moreincluding Amish who are among to attain entrepreneurial and financial gain to sustain a living. There are benches for resting in the foyer entrance. My party of three walked to browse the various merchants/ vendors and foods. My party of three visited this indoor food market where there were many options of pies, nuts, candy, pastries, baked goods, bread, pretzels, Amish quilts, but disappointedly I did not see any Amish wicker storage baskets. My desiderium was to purchase one large storage wicker basket with inner cloth lining, but to no avail as I am characteristically organized in both my living and workplace space environment. Or, purchase one large raffia storage box with lid. I also wanted the classic chocolate chip (no nuts) cookies, but to no avail. Surprising Bird-in-Hand Farmers Market is open and operational on July 4th, 2026 holiday. Customer service is mediocre. There is a large souvenir gift shop in the lower level via schlepping one flight of stairs. It is not ADA accessible. There is no stair climber available either. Ergo, for the mobility challenged take caution and there is very low headroom in the stairwell. My party of three has always patronized to support local souvenir gift shops as tourists - past and present. Personally, I believe in patronizing brick and mortar local souvenir gift shops drives the local economic tourism. We are non-Pennsylvanians. The souvenir T-shirts are hugely extortionate priced at $19.99. This gift shop reminisce nostalgia of Hallmark stores for mugs, decorative pens, bookmarks, post cards, magnets, pins, printed recipe books, small journals, wall calendar year 2027, et al. The costume jewelry was also hugely extortionate priced $19.99. I freely walked the aisles to browse and circled back. There many home decor items of rural country flair. I purchased one post card of Amish horse buggy with a farm field $0.50, one Pennsylvania shape magnet $1.99, and one lighthouse shape coaster $2.99. I have a small collection of post cards from travels. I actually needed a coaster for my workplace desk as I am currently using a makeshift coaster of my own arts and craft creation. I love lighthouses for the long history, significance, contribution to navy and maritime industry, including aesthetic of nature scenic local landscape emitting a sense of peace. I did receive a sales receipt printed from a very dated cash register.

Such a great shop! My fiance & I visit frequently, we love the fact they rotate a lot of their…read morecheeses. There's always something new to buy or sample! Any of the cheeses are readily available to sample upon request. The staff is always kind & knowledgeable about their products! In addition, a nice selection of frozen game meat is also available, I would highly recommend the boar sausages if you see them. Chips, hot sauce, seasoning, honey, and more can also be found at the shop for those looking to add a little extra to their charcuterie. Overall, great selection of items. I recommend this shop all the time to those visiting Lititz! It certainly never disappoints!

3.5 Review What a…read morelovely, revitalized (previously, The Savory Gourmet) addition to Lititz. So many delectable condiments (pickles, mustard, crackers, bread, butter, sardines, beautiful dish towels, wooden charcuterie boards, candles, chocolates, salamis and so much more. Today we received a tasting of gouda, blue and goat cheeses; yum! Free Gouda samples (nice sized chunks too), for opening day weekend. These owners are serious about their cheese, but not very friendly, at least from what I experienced. "I would like to sample one of these blues, please." "Nope, we don't have that one available for sampling." How would I be able to tell if I like it; I asked. Five different blue cheeses to choose from, what makes them different from one another, I asked. The male owner, in a condescending tone; "What exactly are you wanting to know? Do you want to know the intensity of the blue?" "Um, yeah; I guess." The owner responds, this one is soaked in a liquor (so, I'm thinking; ooh, I wanna try that one). I can't though, it's wrapped and it's not a cheese already out, for sampling. "What about the other blue cheeses, what are they like?" Right now, my voice is quavering; is it not okay to ask what the cheese tastes like? Now I'm reminiscing about Di Bruno Brothers cheese shop, in Little Italy Philadelphia, PA. They have an entire store of cheese and the personnel behind the massive counter, allows you to sample, till your hearts content, gushing about their cheeses and inquiring how you like the cheese. It's a full on cheesy experience. That experience was glorious, this was .. different. Though I must admit, the shop's layout, offerings, are all very tempting - to include those chocolate croissants, behind their glass case. According to one of the employees, some cheeses will be a constant fixture in this store, but as the seasons change, so will some of their other offerings. Sadly, not every cheese was available to sample, but co-workers will allow samples of whatever was ready that day. Do note that the cheese wrapped for sale, cannot be cut into smaller slices and re-wrapped, like some other cheese shops. Requesting a smaller portion, may not be done. I say this because, I may need only a specific amount for a recipe or to munch on, with one of your many crackers to choose among. Good cheese is expensive. I was also looking for some fresh baguettes, but the only bread available were in their freezer. Owners aside, Lititz Cheese Shop staff were helpful and friendly. Whatever you asked of them, they obliged and provided cheese knowledge.

Was worried when we pulled up as the parking lot was empty and it doesn't look like much on the…read moreoutside but we took a chance and glad we did! The food was excellent, I had the cowboy breakfast, good and spicy, my wife had the sausage omelet, she said it was excellent, both came with home fries and they were fresh and homemade. Also both came with a side of toast. The inside is awsome with lots of old coke things and a toy section that brings back a lot of memories. We will for sure stop by when in the area. Service was also very friendly and made sure we had everything we needed.

When we first pullled in and saw only a couple of cars, I was worried but I saw a precious review…read morethat encouraged us to give it a try. The good: the smoked wings with the bourbon bbq were great! The pulled pork was tender with a great smoky flavor. The ribs were tender, fell off the bones and had good flavor. The brisket was going to be good but they served more fat than meat. When weighing it brisket there should be just a sliver of fat. The sides: the home cooked claim shouldn't be mentioned on canned corn as the daily vegetable. The broccoli salad was dripping in mayo. The apple sauce was also from a jar. The smoked mac and cheese was very good! Nice and crispy. The smoked baked potato was also tender. No toppings are offered. You do NOT get barbecue sauce on the side. You can choose one to go on the meat. If you want extra it's 1.50 per side. If you don't want the side that comes with a meal (baked beans and hush puppies) it is $2 for the mac n cheese and a $1 for the broccoli. I like when places let you choose your side from their list. Maybe an up charge for a specialty side but some should not have a charge. Water needs to be filtered. Casual atmosphere. Staff were nice. I would suggest some take out meats. I would have five four start for the meat if the sides were better and the bbq sauces were on the table. It should be standard for a bbq restaurant in my opinion.

This is our go to affordable bulk grocery place in Lancaster. We've bought baked goods from them as…read morewell, always delicious! Today they even had mini donuts which were wonderful. They also have great deals on produce. Friendly staff and so helpful. Enjoy the farmland around it!

One of my favorite stops when I stay in Bird in hand! Large amount of bulk foods, spices and baking…read moresupplies. I use their chocolate melts for my chocolate covered pretzels and hot chocolate bombs. Super nice staff, Worth the trip!