Great local garden stop. A large selection of all kinds of plants, vegetables and herbs. Been…read morecoming here for over 20 years

Lots of good stuff good prices well at up only thing I didn't like animals not allowedread more

Morning Sun Marketplace is a flea market located outside of York that is open on the weekends. I…read morerecommend entering from Route 30 as it gives you the easiest access to the parking lot. Parking is not an issue with plenty of spaces. In the back of the complex is the outdoor Flea Market area, which vendors vary on a daily basis. You'll find a little bit of everything, because it's essentially a giant yard sale. In the front of the complex are the sheds, which are literal sheds vendors can lease and sell from. The main complex is three connected buildings with various vendors. Morning Sun Marketplace, unlike some flea markets, has a wide array of dining options. Vendors included video game booths, toy booths, trading card booths, and many others. The selection was rather impressive. All of the buildings were clean and well kept. Our biggest surprise was the booth style collectible and antique center in the middle building. It was full of high-quality items including many retro toys and collectables. If Morning Sun Marketplace is your local flea market, it's a great place to stop in at regularly. We were here in the off season, so we can't speculate on how many produce vendors show up during the months with better weather. Overall, it was worth the visit and I would return.

I stopped into Sips Cafe in York with my sister while we were on our way to a funeral, and I was…read morehonestly pleasantly surprised by how cute this place is! The whole atmosphere is very feminine, with lots of pink, plants, natural light, and just a really fresh, lively feel. It seems like a great spot to work for a few hours, catch up with a friend, or have a little coffee date. Maybe I'm a bit biased because my whole family is from York, although I don't live there. Growing up and visiting York, I always remember parts of the area feeling a little older and run down, so walking into Sips and seeing such a bright, modern, plant-filled space was a really nice surprise. I ordered a strawberry vanilla matcha with lavender cold foam. One thing I really liked is that they have a bunch of different flavors and can apparently turn any of them into a cold foam, which gives you a lot of options for customizing your drink. One thing to note for matcha people: this isn't the type of place where you see them whisking ceremonial matcha to order. I watched the matcha for my drink being poured from a container, so it was clearly prepared ahead of time. Not necessarily a dealbreaker, especially for a higher-volume café, but worth mentioning if the preparation of your matcha matters to you. The biggest issue was the wait. It took about 15 minutes from the time we finished ordering and paid until we had both of our drinks. They seemed to be making drinks one at a time, so my sister received her coffee first and my matcha came another three or four minutes later. I got the impression they may simply be understaffed. On the positive side, my matcha was around $7, which felt pretty inexpensive compared to what I'm used to paying. The other downside was the temperature inside. It was HOT. The AC was definitely running because I could feel cold air when I stood directly over a vent, but as soon as I moved away from it, I was sweating and pretty uncomfortable. I couldn't imagine sitting there drinking a hot coffee for very long. That said, everyone we interacted with was very pleasant, and the café itself was clean, tidy, and genuinely beautiful. I also got the impression that Sips is relatively new, so some of these things may just be growing pains while they work out the kinks. Overall, I'm rooting for them! The space has so much potential and brings something really cute and refreshing to York. Get the temperature under control and improve the turnaround time on drinks, and I think Sips could be a really great little café.

Also known as Sips Cafe. The chai is the best I've ever…read morehad. Perfect blend of spices. I wish I lived here! My table mates all enjoyed sandwiches. The everything bagel with egg and cheese. The cheese was nice and stringy: definitely real cheese (as said from a former cheese scientist). The tansy turkey avocado was soft yet fresh. It disappeared quickly. The Calathea Club was perfect with the pickles on it. A great club sandwich. Bread is fresh and toasted. Unfortunately, gf is not available. All drinks tasty and scrumptious.

I came across Hueter's Greenhouse on social media and was immediately captivated by the photos…read more When a beautiful Saturday rolled around and I had zero plans, the decision made itself -- Hueter's was the destination. Getting there was super easy. GPS took me right to the entrance, and parking was plentiful and clearly marked just off the road. From the moment I arrived, it was obvious this place takes pride in its space -- the property is beautifully manicured, and everything is well laid out and easy to navigate. But let's talk about the real star of the show: The Conservatory. This is where Hueter's completely won me over. The Conservatory isn't just a greenhouse -- it's an experience. A fully curated, thoughtfully designed, houseplant-lover's dream. The plant pots aren't just stacked on shelves...they're displayed on color-coordinated tables like a home décor showroom. The plants themselves are beautifully arranged, clearly priced, and paired with care instruction signs that actually make you feel confident bringing one home. I spent nearly an hour in there just wandering, taking photos, and repeatedly saying, "Oh, that's BEAUTIFUL!" to absolutely no one. The selection was fantastic -- a great mix of plants and pots -- and the pricing felt very reasonable for the quality and presentation. They were also running an Easter egg hunt inside The Conservatory, which was a fun idea...in theory. Unfortunately, I think I arrived a little too late in the day, because I looked (and looked...and looked) and didn't find a single egg. No one else around me seemed to be having any luck either. My only suggestion would be to either restock the eggs throughout the day or remove the signage once they're all found -- just so people know whether it's still an active thing or not. Overall, though? This place is a gem. Hueter's isn't just somewhere you pop in and out of -- it's somewhere you wander. It's calm, it's beautiful, and it's very easy to lose track of time (and possibly your self-control if you're a plant person like me). I'll absolutely be back. There are already a few plants from this visit sitting firmly on my "you're coming home with me next time" list... and honestly, it's only a matter of time.

What a beautiful green house our favorite hands down !! Family owed business. Nice friendly staff,…read moreamazing selection of plants and flowers galore . This place is awesome!!! And make sure to sign up for one of there fun events .

I simply love this little hidden gem. It is a quaint little flower/ house plant shop with a HUGE…read moreselection and great prices. Jess, the owner, will always greet you with a friendly smile and is happy to share all her knowledge on the plants. She treats you like a friend and is so nice! I love supporting local family businesses. Their plants are great healthy quality. I love the personal touch on the pots they have avaliable for purchase that are hand painted and unique! I always make it a point to go to them to add to my collection.

Great antique store! Large and very affordable. I never leave empty handed! Very friendly staff…read more Give yourself at least 1hr+.

This place is gigantic with so many different booths to explore. The owners said the vendors are in…read moreregularly to refresh the merchandise so this is going to be a dangerous spot for me. Just went back for the second time and got another handful of treasures.

Neat store - so much to see. Friendly staff…read more Not your typical multi vendor antique store. A good portion are the owners items for sale. Everything we saw was in really good condition. Prices were a little higher than what I expected. Make sure you visit the 2nd floor as well - some unique items as well.

So much fun!! We were driving through and HAD to stop. I'm so glad we did! I found a vintage…read moreGarfield Birthday card and a beautiful vintage Barbie accessory carrier that I'm gonna use as a purse 10/10. Lots of vendors and varieties to shop!

My BFF's favorite peaches are here so that's how I found myself in Gettysburg, PA…read more Lion Potter has lovely pottery, jams, and jelly's which I needed and bought. I also got peaches, heirloom tomatoes, and a sugar water melon. This place is not inexpensive but I prefer to support a family business when the stuff is first rate. That is what The Lion Potter is. We were helped by the owners son who was so sweet. I met the Father who chatted with us. They know my BFF on sight so I had all the introductions. Had a lovely visit. Stop by if you are in the area.

We've always seen their cute bike signs on our adventures down to Virginia so on a recent trip to…read moreGettysburg we decided to stop by. So glad we did! We were greeted warmly by a young man and his siblings. He showed us around the produce stall that had various local items from peaches to corn and everything in between. Behind the stall were shelves of beautiful homemade pottery. He invited us to take a look inside their gallery as there were more items for sale in there, jams, tea, coffee and more pottery. The gallery was air conditioned so it was a nice break from the heat. We ended up purchasing corn, peaches, some jam and fair trade organic coffee. Everything we got was ripe and delicious. Can't wait to stop by again hopefully this fall to see what seasonal items they will have then!