What a discovery! This shop is at the back of the store complex and has everything in the way of…read morequality kitchen tools. I was so happy to find a Spaetzle maker, the slide hopper over the flat grate that makes Spaetzle making a breeze! They have everything, things you never find like clothes pins, wash soap, every conceivable kind of basket just a wonderful place! Locally owned, the women working there are friendly and helpful. My friend wanted a good quality wooden clothes dryer - the ones you fold up when not using. We couldn't figure it out, so one of the gals came downstairs and showed us, and not only that, buggy-lugged the piece upstairs for us! You just can't find that kind of helpfulness these days! A MUST STOP!

Directly behind Immerguts Pretzels in the charming town of Intercourse is The Country Cupboard…read morestore. This store is some what of a general store hidden off the tourist track, and used more so by the locals. This store is also connected to Zooks Fabric Store. A Fabric lovers Paradise. The Country Cupboard has 2 floors, The first consisting of toys, Books, Amish style dress up clothes, and some general merchandise. The bottom floor consists of lots of Kitchen essentials. They have a very wide selection of Rada Knives as well as some throw back hard to find kitchen tools. Overall this is a cool place to check out off the tourist track while visiting PA dutch Country.

Great place to enjoy the past. Keeping old memories alive is important. This store is great…read more Staff is amazing. Prices are fair as well. I have regrets from my last visit. Not buying something you see and want and talking yourself out of it is hard. lol. I won't do it again.

Reading reviews that range from horrible to wonderful, I suggest prospective shoppers formulate…read moretheir own opinions. I personally find this shop interesting. I suspected, based on the area, there would be old and unique furnishings. And there is. I've recently downsized but if I was in the market for a hoosier -- there are at least four with flour mills -- or display pieces for my pottery, this would be the place. Prices vary, and logically are set by individual vendors. I saw two 1950s formica tables, both with chairs. One was $175, a very good price (in my estimation.) The other, pictured below, a fair amount more. There are three floors of merchandise. As said, a lot of furniture. What piqued my interest in the basement is a huge piece of stained glass. (Actually, I don't think it's glass, but it's old and looks like glass.) Originally priced at $400, on sale for $200. A person or business with just the right spot will get a deal. Anyway, if you're in the area and you like this kind of stuff, stop by. It can't hurt!

This should be called the "SPOT" A reasonably priced…read moreantique store with an owner whose knowledge of her collection is far from sparse. Mary has hand made birdhouses and nostalgic rustic items for home and garden. I walked away with a few 1900 post cards myself and old turn of the century stamps I hope are worth some money? Her Store is LOADED with a variety of hard to find items even for that collector. She also took me to her Barn, and it had some really interesting pieces I had never seen before. Mary actually has a very nice personality, easy for a historical conversation or to just negotiate on some prices. All in all I think even Mel Fisher would have been proud to scuba dive in Mary's store for treasure. So go check it out and tell her the Review Guru sent you. The Review Guru Long Island NY

We have shopped there in the years the name was "The City Dump"…read more We particularly liked the Amish Cedar Lined Chests, Silverware chests and the Jewelry Chests. Now that the original owner has renamed it to "Amish Stuff" there is a much expanded variety of great items. There is always a welcoming atmosphere. Thanks Jim! Peter H.

Evidently I was wrong, as this place is more than just Adirondacks and wood gliders. I tried to…read morestop-by yesterday and thought that's all this place was, but today we went next door to eat and actually saw they were open. I guess they were closed yesterday but who could tell?! ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Amish Stuff has been in business for over 25years, and have a variety of gardening tools, prints, paintings and deal in really cool custom-built wooden chests. The owner(?) I spoke with for a few minutes seemed nice enough and I didn't really look at prices as I wasn't necessarily in the market for any of their wares. Cool place to check out if you're nearby but not worth a special stop. P.S. their Adirondacks aren't made of wood but a composite. Just throwing that out there... ;-P

Beautiful things. Pricey, but the stuff in here is awfully nice & fancy. It's in a beautiful, big…read moreold barn. The owner is a very kind, friendly, elegant lady who knows her business. If you want to purchase french furniture & housewares that are really classy and don't mind a splurge, stop in this place.

"The last time I saw Elvis It was some kind of Vegas dream,…read moreSpotlights flashed on a silver cape And a blue-haired lady screamed, He was the King" (Neil Young) You'll feel like royalty walking around King's, as though every craftsman from near and far brought you their creations for your review. Outdoor furniture, indoor furniture, candles, kitchenware, clothing, crafts, books, toys, and every manor of home décor are everywhere inside and outside the store. What we really liked was being free to stroll through the store and look at kitchen chairs without being swarmed upon by salespeople. We detest the swarm of locusts approach that happens inside some furniture stores as soon as your big toe crosses the threshold. Not here. One very cool thing we saw and came THISCLOSE to buying was a nice kitchen chair that was tagged for $5. The tag also said "Wobbly Chair" and indeed it had some issues with the differing length of one leg, causing it to wobble! Had we identified a need to put a single chair somewhere in our house, that $5 wobbly chair would have lovingly rode the 270 miles back to Connecticut with us.

Nice place but very pricey. It used to be that Amish goods were slightly cheaper. That was a big…read moredraw to go to Lancaster. There were originally a few kings stores. One of them the original is now closed up. It is just up the street from kings Homestead and sits on a corner property. This was the original wood shop where you could see the Mennonite carpenters. I say this because the saw equipment was electrified. Either way, they used to produce some very beautiful pieces out of that shop. The kings Homestead is very nice, but there is a lot more made from China offerings in home decor than there used to be. Don't get me wrong they do have a very nice selection of Amish made furniture. However, their prices have gone up significantly and they are no longer leaving you with the feeling that you've really gotten quite a piece for the price I mean you are getting solid real wood, but it is at a premium. Not complaining just stating the facts.

The Shoppes of Main Street Mount Joy is a conglomerate of several shops under one roof .They offer…read morelocal made goods and services.I often shop here and always find something unique.The Green Market Company offers various mixes,dips,sauces and organic food and condiments.They make for very good christmas/hostess gifts. I also pick up several cards from the Weber gallery- my favorite being scenes from mount joy that are captured on post cards and paintings. Achoo Mongramming is another favorite stop- Deb does amazing work and is very creative. This is a nice place to browse and shop and support the local economy

If there's a candle store....I'M SO THERE. The Old Candle Barn is a large store with plenty of…read moreparking, LOTS of candles, whimsical decor, patriotic apparel, locally crafted items, and it smells amazing. The ambiance is very relaxing and every item is beautifully arranged. The staff members are very friendly and I'm glad that I experienced this Lancaster gem.

A bit more commercial than what I remember from years ago, you can still enjoy the old structure…read moreand the decor. Many cute household and garden items, and candles of course! Any size and color really. You may find a cute item here!