5 stars in every way ... craftsmanship, quality, value, & friendly service! Gorgeous leatherwork…read morecan be seen in every offering from wallets & purses to bags & belts. Always a smile and willingness to exceed expectations. So convenient, too - located in the heart of Strasburg, PA. A stone's throw away from Sight & Sound Theater, The Amish Village, The Railroad Museum & so much more make Fisher's Harness Shop a perfect pit stop.

We stopped in to this shop. In addition to harnesses…read more They offer many leatherworking supplies. They offer equestrian supplies like brushes, hoof picks, basic medial care, decorative leather goods, wallets, belts and more. The shopkeeper was helpful and friendly to us. (We purchased items and asked questions about ordering a harness soon. We are "English," not part of their community.) The prices were on the low side of reasonable. Not a steal, but not gouging either. Highly recommend to anyone who is looking to do business. Be respectful, they are a harness business, not a tourist attraction.

Wonderful staff. We bought an activity: horse workshop for 30 min for $40 ( Up to 4 ppl ). It…read moreincluded caring and feeding the horses and horse ride ( under 70 pounds) or horse pulled cart ( over 70 pounds kids only). We were given horse brushes to brush a horse and braided his mane. We were given 2 bags of food each person to feed the horses/ alpacas and chicken. ( They sell to others for $1 each a bag or $5 a container). My two kids got on the cart rides for about 2-3 min each. Overall it is a fun place. The horse barn and the alpacas are all very gentle. The barn is open to public. Horse ride/cart is $7 each ( kids only). Next time we won't do the workshop. We can come for free but buy the food from them instead. Next door is Old windmill farm which is run by other family members. They have animal tours too. Good idea to hit two farms in the same day. It is a 5 min walk or you can drive down the path to park there.

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.

Great selection of fabric and notions. The associates are helpful and pleasant. Prices are better…read morethan other quilt shops for high quality fabrics.

I stopped by the Old Country Store on my quest for a quilt. It is as the name implies, a Country…read moreStore selling a multitude of things from books, to kitchen gadgets, to handmade local items, to even puzzles. Backroom is filled with quilting material and supplies. I specifically went in to look at theIr already made quilts. I was greeted but the staff never went out of their way to ask for help and explain what size quilts were where. The store is chock full of great souvenirs and gifts from the surrounding Amish areas but it wasn't a "quilt" store. Great parking though!!!

Kind, courteous and professional tack repair and just about everything else needed for horse and…read morerider. I've been coming to JR's for 10 years buying custom leather halters, bridles and repairs - always greeted with a friendly smile and repairs are done quickly and professionally.

What a delightfully cozy, warm, and fun place to browse. It is a winding collection of stalls with…read morethemed items that appealed to my Gen-X nostalgia as well as my love of artful oddities. I spent time with my son going through the books and games, staring at the googly-eyed Gollum sitting high on a shelf staring across the room at a steampunk glider. A creepy puppet hid in a small alcove around a dark corner near the gaming minis. Their War Room is creepy and delightful. I look forward to gaming there or refering it to the local coven for their new moon meetings. A colorful, smiling young person kept watch and helped guide folks looking for their own unique needful thing. In busy downtown, near the farmer's market, it was a welcome distraction with wands, swords, potions, sculpted pipes, candles, weird vibes and more. Definitely worth stopping in.

This place is a delight! My family was traveling from Hershey Park back to Baltimore and we found…read moreit randomly. It's chocked full of nerdy treasures for all ages, from books to games, costumes and crocheted weapons, and game rooms to rent. The people are great, and the prices are reasonable.

Oh my goodness...we went to Strasburg for a family Father's Day outing. The drive up there was…read morebeautiful. It was back roads the whole way. Once you arrive it's a quint old fashioned train stop with activities & events about like a mini train for kiddos. We opted for the lunch trip. The food menu is limited but still tasty. My hubs had the Caesar salad, our son had macaroni & cheese, & I had the chili. The chili was yummy. I was so caught up I didn't get pics of our eats. The train ride is approximately 45 min round trip. The scenery is beautiful. Afterwards there's a couple shops to purchase keepsakes or decorative items. It was a fun family day out.

I have shopped at the Strasburg many times and have always found some items for my trains. They…read morecarry a nice selection from all scales and also paints and books and accessories. Their prices are a little high on some items so watch it, But, the staff is friendly and knowledgeable so that's always worth a little more.

Is this Walmart, but for the Amish? I kinda think it might be…read more Would nifty little spot they have here. Loaded with farming supplies, clothing, and just about anything that belongs under the sun. They had your prototypical household essentials and toys for the kids. It almost feels like I was transported back into a Sears from my childhood. But better. They little donuts they sell at the front deserve their own recognition. Cheap, warm, and melt in your mouth type of good. Them alone makes this a stop worthy of your time

We love visiting Weaver's every few months when we take a drive to Lancaster. The store had just so…read moremuch from clothing, shoes, and household items you didn't realize you needed until you see it there. Great selection of sewing goods, too!!

Down at the end of most of the shopping in Lititz is a delightful store next to the Moravian…read moreChurch. The Moravian House, not affiliated with the church is a completely immersive experience of 2 rooms filled with folk art, antiques, collectibles, colonial reproductions and decor. I love visiting just after Christmas when all the Christmas related items are 50% off. However the past two years I have been in there before Christmas and could not resist adding to my ornament collection. I have purchased a number of items here over the years, including music CDs, potpourri and seasonal and decorative items. I could literally buy everything in the store if I had the financial resources. The prices are moderate but not inexpensive. The antiques and reproduction furniture and art work is high quality and the price point reflects that. I've attached a number of photos because it is very difficult to describe the eclectic offerings. The shop is closed Sundays and Tuesdays. If you enjoy 18th and 19th c themed items in a lovely setting, be sure to stop and peruse everything there is to see here. I'm sure you will not be able to resist adding something to your own collection!

Wonderful antique store filled with many surprises. Great service and selections. Lay out if…read morestore is very inviting. The building itself is worth seeing.