We loved the new Amish Farmers Market located off of RT 23 in Lancaster/Leola PA. The market…read moreoffered great produce, wonderful desserts, fresh meats and provided an enjoyable shopping experience. We will be doing our shopping here from now on...THANKS

Such great offerings at this store in Lancaster. We come here every time we visit and always find…read moresomething different to buy. They have an array of baked goods and so many other options to choose from this trip I purchased raspberry balsamic and also a chocolate bunny that was half price and a chocolate is so good..

Lots of cute kitchenware, tons of jellies, jams, pickled items and more. They sell Miller's Bakery…read moreitems as well. Our family loves coming to this store when they visit (Anna's, the store attached, has great gift items as well).

On our way back from a trip to NC and up to MA, we decided to stop in Lancaster for some lunch and…read moreshopping. My husband and I looked for the best BBQ places in the area and landed on The BBQ Barn. A small and cute little barn sits in the corner of the plaza (on the right of Target). We ordered chicken and rib dinners with an extra pulled pork sandwich (we ordered way too much but needed to try it all!!). Dinner plates come with Cole slaw, a dinner roll, potatoes, and a whoopie pie. There is seating outside. We both agreed that the chicken may have been the best we have ever had. It was seasoned so well and perfectly cooked. The ribs came with bbq sauce on the side. There was a line, but service was quick and efficient. The grills are right in front and you can see the cooking happening! Inside the barn, I could see them rolling out fresh pretzels. They also had homemade root beer, which was very good! After we finished eating, I couldn't help but grab a vanilla ice cream cone to share with my dogs. They agree too, best soft serve ice cream we have ever had. Since getting home, we have already talked about how we need to plan a trip back to Lancaster to get more BBQ and explore the area a bit longer.

Important! The address listed in Yelp is wrong. The BBQ Barn is located in Lancaster on the north…read moreside of Lincoln Highway but is not visible from the road. Drive to the Target just west of the American Music Theatre and head to the far east side of the Target, driving back around the side of the building and the restaurant will be on your right. Watch for small signs directing you to the BBQ Barn. Review: Very good pulled pork sandwiches with lots of meat for a very reasonable price. Full meal is a great deal that includes three small grilled red potatoes, a small coleslaw, roll, whoopie pie, and drink for $12.50-$14.00 depending on your meat and beverage choice. They sell "homemade" root beer that I tried and it was good and tasted like the original drove in A&W root beer except it lacked carbonation. We had a sandwich plus one full meal for about $20 and left a small tip. Note that this is a casual place with outdoor seating only, similar to a food truck. Thankfully the picnic table seating is mostly in the shade. I do recommend this place for a quick lunch or dinner and noticed local Amish eating there while we had lunch. today.

Locally produced from the farm, fresh produce. Some great prices for corn on the cob (6/$1),…read morezucchini (any 2 for $1), tomatoes ($1/lbs), etc. and pickled vegetables and more in jars when we stopped by. The gentleman working the field in the back dressed as a Mennonite (common to the area), so we thought it highly likely this was the fruit of his labor. A great stop at the side of the road. Seasonal, of course, and very busy when we stopped by. Some of the veggies at the end of the day weren't that great, they get picked over quite a bit over the course of the day (go early for the best selection).

Great little Mennonite ran stand directly on Route 30 in Pa Dutch Country. This little roadside…read morestand sells a variety of cool things to stop, and check out. They have a large greenhouse area with beautiful flowers as well as Vegetables, Baked Goods, Jams, Jellies and of course homemade Root Beer. One thing that took me by surprise at this stand is they actually take debit cards unlike most of the Amish ran stands in the area. Overall a really cool place to stop, and check out while traveling the Lincoln Highway through PA Dutch Country.

The buffet: 3ish stars. The lemon meringue pie: 5,000 stars…read more The restaurant seems clean, the service is fine, the buffet is nothing to write home about...like it's not bad, but nothing stands out....until you get into the pie case. All the pies we tried were delicious. The stand out: Best Lemon Meringue pie I have EVER had, and I LOVE lemon meringue pie. I made my husband go almost an hour each way (so 2 hours) so I could have this pie as my Easter dessert. He didn't mind, we ate breakfast while we were there, lol. Note: breakfast doesn't include pies, but for less than $5 you get a slice of pie to go that is really 2 slices worth. The only reason I wouldn't get a whole pie, is because I would eat the WHOLE pie. I would love to post a picture of said pie, but I ate it. (I'll try to update with some pics the next time we go!)

I was passing through the Lancaster area and I knew exactly what I wanted for dinner. But, I…read morecouldn't find it on any regular restaurants' menus. I looked at Dienner's and found it, so I decided to go there. Turns out, they call chicken & noodles "chicken pot pie"! The buffet was better than I had expected. A good salad bar, lots of desserts and, of course, the chicken & noodles I was looking for.

Stopped on the drive back to Philly and it was amazing!!! Tons of different things you can choose…read morefrom. I got tea and fudge and gifts for my niece and nephew. They do take credit cards!

Had a wonderful time shopping with my friends and family at the Bird In Hand Farmers Market. Lots…read moreof baked goods, candies, cheese, coffees. Jewelry booths, meats, fresh produce, coffees. Wooden decorative items, many handmade items. Lots of Easter holiday shopping on a very busy Tuesday afternoon. Has a real fun food market vibe.

Grandma Jack's is known for her famous caramel corn. If you're not in the mood for some caramel,…read moreyou can opt for a variety of their other flavors (such as Bacon Cheddar, Cajun, Honey Mustard, Jalapeno, etc.). The caramel corn has a nice little crunchy exterior of the caramel, but my favorites are the Gold Cheddar (sharp cheddar with a nice tang, and each kernel has a great covering of it!) and the Herb and Garlic (great light herb and garlic-y taste!). The popcorn is fresh, not overwhelming in the powdered flavor, and comes jam-packed in the containers. If you want to gift, they have cute colorful tins that you can order the popcorn in; you can choose up to 3 flavors :D If you're in the Bird in Hand area, check them out! +gourmet popcorn +Gold Cheddar +Herb and Garlic +located inside the Bird in Hand Farmer's Market (towards the back)

The new owners have made this company even better. We order online at www.grandmajacks.comread more

Cute Amish Bakery with an assorted baked goods available made Fresh. Breakfast and Ice cream too!!…read more The larger cream puff I have ever seen and was delish. The crust on the cream puff was light and airy with tons of Bavarian cream filling. Even if you can't eat it there, get it to go and it will taste good later.

This bakery and café is in a perfect location near Amish markets, theatre, antique shops, and…read morespecialty stores. Eat in upstairs to look over and above street level. Or, eat on the first floor and watch customers come and go. Homemade baked goods are divine--i love homemade donuts! Breakfast and lunch choices abound. Coffee, tea, specialty beverages, and more please everyone. And ice cream!! Staff take orders at the counter, are friendly, and are helpful. What a great place!

We were on the way home from a softball tournament in PA and wanted to experience a Smorgasbord…read more We got lucky and Miller's Smorgasbord was on the way home! Ambience - I see that others described the decor as "vintage" and that would be an accurate description. The dining room and buffet stations are a little dimly lit. Food - this is the main reason people come here and it did not disappoint. There was a lot of variety and the food quality is generally 3.5 stars. Nothing really jumped out as outstanding, but everything was generally slightly above average in quality by buffet standards. The desserts are baked in house and was definitely the highlight of the meal. Note: be sure to take a souvenir tourist pic in the old car in the lobby.

Well, I was hoping for a better experience. I was contemplating giving a one but opted for a 2 as…read moreI'm sure it can be a lot better unfortunately, I experienced the not so good. The price honestly is way too high for what you get. It was $41 with a drink for lunch, not typically what I'll spend and in this case way overpriced. I did like the carving station with the ham. The peel and eat shrimp was good and the fried chicken was good, but not warm and very limited on selection of the pieces. The sides were OK maybe they just weren't my thing. The entryway is really cool. The server only brought drinks so not a lot of interaction there. I think it has potential, but for some reason, I did not get the full five star lunch. Not impressed.

Amazing gluten free cookies and snacks!!! Very friendly lady helped us and gave us a ton of cheese…read moresamples. Mmmmm. Fresh kombucha, ice cream, chips and more!