Great place. People are so friendly and the food is delicious! A wide variety of 'German' and…read more'Amish' food and treats. Yummy!

This was my first visit here and I was pleasantly surprised. It reminds me of a little family owned…read moremeat market we had when I lived in Phoenixville. It is like an old time small grocery store. They have a very good selection of fresh cut and packaged meats. The bakery selection is very good as well. They also have hoagies and sides like potato salad. They even had some candy and candy bars as well. We pre ordered a fresh turkey for thanksgiving dinner and we were very happy with the taste and quality. They had a staff was very friendly and helpful. The prices are a little on the high side compared to an actual big grocery store, but I feel we got what we paid for. I would highly recommend this business.

came here a couple times and since my grandmother can no longer make baklava, i tried to find…read moreplaces near by for the nostalgic taste. and they have it! customer service was great and everything in the store are great household staples

Very good place with a good selection of high quality olive oil and friendly and smart owners…read more I highly recommend!

My first 4 orders since I moved to the area were great. However my last and final order from this…read moreestablishment was atrocious. I came home from a long day at work, happy to not have to cook, and as my mother is putting the leftovers away she found a bug in the pizza. At first I thought she was mistaken but when I looked closely you can see the legs and the wing. I then called and asked for a refund and they started out cordial, but they only wanted to refund me for 1 of the pizzas. I then kindly asked for the whole order to be refunded because I didn't want to eat from a restaurant that allows bugs in their food. One of my daughters is non verbal and easily could've consumed that if we didn't spot it. Long story short, they wanted to come pick up the pizzas and bring me 2 new ones. I tried to explain that I would not want to eat from a place that has bugs in their food. I asked to speak to the owner, and the owner decided it was better to be frazzled and be in a high emotional state instead of speaking to me in a calm and respectful manner as I did with them. I didn't plan on posting this, but when you can't just have the decency to refund a $40ish dollar order when YOU'RE the one who's wrong, I figured it's best people know what they're getting themselves into.

The food here in incredible. We've been there many times and never had a bad experience. The…read moreeggplant parm is amazing, the sauce is different than I'm used to but I love it. My husband gets the clams with red sauce every time because it's that good. I have tried other dishes here and liked them all but the eggplant parm is my favorite. The people are also incredible. Great service and very friendly. We feel like we've known them for years! I highly recommend this amazing restaurant.

My go-to for apple dumplings. I've made a goal of sampling them in as many places as I can and…read moreSycamore's are the best--not even close! They are hefty, they are buttery, they will make you need a nap. Perfection.

After a long day of travel and work, we drove around looking for a farmer's market to indulge our…read moresweet tooth for summer fruits. We followed a couple signs and a hunch to take us to Sycamoe Spring Orchard, but it had been closed for almost an hour by 6PM-- but alas! The kind business owner cracked the door and asked if we could come back the next day (we couldn't, had to travel on), so he opened the doors for us and turned on the lights. While we were visiting in mid-July, the store featured locally grown fruit (peaches, apricots, plums, blueberries, cherries) and vegetables (green beans, corn). There were also jams, apple butter, marinades and salsas that the store owner told us him, his sister-in-law, and his sister made and sold. There were also homemade pies that his sister-in-law had baked from the fresh fruit. In fact, he gave us a small (individual serving) peach pie from the first peaches of the season as a thank-you for stopping in and taking so much interest in his store. Would highly recommend and visit again!!

Super friendly, local, fresh, grocery store. Like there used to be. Sure they don't carry…read moreeverything, and are limited on variety of manufacturers, but it has what you need. Super meat deals if you watch for them, cold cuts and cold deli items. Local milk and plenty of yoghurts, look for the drinkable ones from kreider farms, the spouse loves them and they cost less than the national brands The bakery is great but only open on specific days due to lack of help, same issue many have.

BG's is a Jonestown staple. The grocery store has ample parking and a selection of fresh produce,…read more a semi counter, bakery, and boxed and frozen goods. While prices can be on the high side, they do run some very good sales. The bakery is no longer a full time bakery, although there are a lot of freshly baked foods available. Check out the bakery clearance rack for some deals on day old items.

Ancestor Coffeehouse & Crêperie (Lebanon location) is one of those places that's busy for a reason…read more Every time I've gone, it's been absolutely packed, and this visit was no exception. We actually ended up grabbing one of the last tables in the place. The atmosphere is exactly what you want from a local coffee shop. It's warm, cozy, and full of energy. You can tell it's a community favorite. We ordered two crêpes and a couple of their February specialty coffees, and everything was fantastic. One of the crêpes we got was the Strawberry Lemon Cheesecake, which was sweet, fresh, and perfectly balanced. It wasn't overly sugary but definitely dessert worthy. The other was a savory crêpe with called California dreamin' with provolone cheese, bacon, spring onion, apples, and arugula with a balsamic glaze and garlic aioli, which ended up being such a great combination of sweet and savory flavors. It was delicious!! Our specialty coffees for the month were also excellent. They had a fun Valentine's themed lineup, and both drinks were rich, flavorful, and clearly made with care. I got the Not Your Sweetheart Latte and Ryan got the Chocolate Heartbreak Cold brew. If you go, one thing you absolutely have to try are their chocolate covered peanut butter balls. They have Rice Krispies in them so they're crunchy inside, and they're ridiculously good. Yes, it's a local coffee shop, so prices are a little higher than a diner, but honestly it's no worse than Starbucks and the quality, atmosphere, and uniqueness are miles better. They also have multiple locations, but the Lebanon shop has a great vibe and is clearly loved by the community.

Just stopped in to grab drinks...very cute and clean cafe and staff was friendly and quick!…read moreDrinks were as ordered!