Wonderful coffee shop with friendly, efficient employees. Lots of windows and very bright inside on…read morethis hot day . They had a beautiful stone fireplace and lots of seating to enjoy your drink and / or pastries or food. I had a nice full bodied hot coffee and my friend and I split a buffalo chicken wrap. She had a creme brulee latte which I tasted and it was excellent. When we left, I asked if I could get a cup with ice to finish my coffee. It was so hot outside and I realized I should have gotten a cold coffee to start. The lady at the counter was so very nice and accommodating.

Very good coffee. Great atmosphere and plenty of seating. Barista was very nice. If you get…read moreheavy cream, don't be surprised if you get a thick chunk of it. I thought it was curdled, milk, but the girl explained to me what happens when it's real cream. Husband had a smoothie and enjoyed it.

This place is nestled between 772 and 340 in the heart of Intercourse. Easy to quickly drive by if…read moreyou're not driving slow enough. I wanted to try a new place for breakfast on my way to Lancaster and gave it a try. Spacious seating: booths and table and chairs. Place your order at the counter and someone will bring your meal to you. Then when you're finished, clear your table and place the dinnerware in a basket before you exit. I came on a Thursday morning so finding a booth was no problem. My meal came out in a reasonable time. The lady who took my order was very friendly and welcoming. If the food was better, I'd try this place again. But the service alone would not lead me back. I ordered Pop's Special: eggs made to order, choice of meat, toast and home fries. I was expecting shredded potatoes or diced potatoes as home fries; not thickly sliced potato chips. I wasn't a fan. The eggs tasted like whatever oil they used on the griddle, and had the same taste as the home fries and bacon. My husband ordered Mom's special. That was similar to Pop's special but instead of home fries, a very large pancake was served with a scoop of butter. Same oily taste with his meal. He couldn't eat the pancake because it was too buttery. The people were great but not so great meals.

It wasn't very busy, but service was extremely slow. It felt like they were making one plate at a…read moretime, instead of batch cooking. But overall, the food was delicious and filling. Large portions for a good price. Staff was friendly and the dining area was organized and clean.

Have you ever been to this cozy coffeehouse which is perfectly positioned in the heart of Paradise?…read moreSince it's humble beginnings as a coffee stand, I've been one of their regular customers, as well as their regular mail carriers! Their business has bloomed into an Amish-style Starbucks with lattes, coffees, mochas and more! Today was a smoothie kind of day for me, and I had quite a surprise from one of their most valuable employees! Never a dull moment from these wonderful ladies here! I highly recommend stopping by and giving them some luv!

We were on our way back to NY and needed some extra caffeine for energy and SO glad we decided to…read moretry something new rather than the typical Starbucks/Dunkin. I was deciding between a salted Caramel latte or iced shaken espresso and the sweet girl at the drive through gave me the best of both worlds - caramel iced shaken espresso! It was the best thing I've ever tasted - it was so delicious, had the amazing coffee smell and the Expresso was bomb. My husband also really enjoyed his Americano. I wish we weren't so far away as this would easily become my go to coffee shop. Anyone who is passing by from Cartoon Network, please give this cafe a try!

Currently on a vegan diet kick for this month and finding this place was a lifesaver. The almond…read moredust is a must have on your bowl. The fruit was so fresh. Nice, clean and friendly place to be at and hang out. Definitely recommend this place for a midday snack!

Went to Oola bowls after shopping at the Kitchen Kettle shops. Inside there was ample seating…read more The decor was tastefully done and it was photo ready. There were several options for pre-designed bowls and a create your own bowl option as well. I chose the Pitaya bowl which had a combination of dragon fruit and passion fruit as the frozen base. I got almond dust instead of granola. Reminded me of the coating from the toasted almond iced cream bar from good humor but healthier. Toppings included banana, pineapple and strawberries topped with coconut shavings. The combination was great with the fruits being dominant and a satisfying nuttiness from the almond dust. Prices are comparable to other açaí bowl places. There's a rewards platform too that gives you a free treat on your birthday and a discount $10.50 discount after spending $150. I'll probably come back if I'm in the area again.

Lapps Ice Cream is incredible. We sampled some at the Green Dragon flea market. There is also a…read moretasting experience in New Holland. The ice cream stand is across from Pappy's Kettle Korn. I enjoyed butter brickle. Hubby loved the pumpkin ice cream. They make their own kettle chips too. The scoops are theme park prices and worth it! We had fun sitting on the cow bench.

This place... listen, it's a gem. And I don't say that lightly. The ice cream? Top notch. I had the…read moremaple walnut, so rich, so creamy! Prices? Reasonable. Customer service? Excellent .. happy faces and happy to help. The ice cream itself... creamy goodness. Creamy! I'm telling you, if world leaders sat down with a couple scoops of this ice cream, bam! peace! Done. If you're passing by, stop in. Don't overthink it. Just go. I'm already plotting my next visit.

This was my first trip to Lancaster County, PA. My daughter and I took a buggy ride and wanted to…read morewalk to a spot for lunch. Perusing Yelp, I saw Stoltzfus (a local last name that was mentioned by our buggy guide) and it was a deli/restaurant- you had me at meat! You order at a walk up counter, get a buzzer, wait as they make it fresh, get buzzed, and pick your order up. Plenty of clean seating is available. The Philly cheesesteak was awesome! Lots of meat, tender but substantial roll, and hot! I got it sauced - this was new for me. I was thinking cheese sauce, but it was a red sauce. I loved it regardless ( my daughter wasn't as happy - not because it tasted bad, but she wasn't expecting it). We didn't have to wait to order, but once we were eating-the line was easily 25-30 deep. The eating section is called Amos' Place. The meat section is Stoltzfus Meats. A wonderland of fresh, frozen, and refrigerated meats and all the accompanying side dishes! There is also a very good selection of baked goods, spices, and munchies. Oh, the white root beer was good! I will definitely be back!

Well organized and wide selection…read more And a great source for a Thanksgiving smoked turkey (order in advance). The scrapple and smoked Ham hocks are also very good. The staff is helpful.

About a 2-2.5: Linden Coffee seems to be the 'it' spot in the Ronks area, being a somewhat…read moremodern-like oasis, offering various coffee, beverages, and gifts/apparel. We ordered a latte with oat milk, and an iced Linden Latte that was prepared with espresso and sweetened condensed milk). That latte with the oat milk had a weird aftertaste to it, but the iced Linden Latte was nice and strong; I just wished they had adhered to the request of light ice. One of our orders was just taking way too long, and I think either the baristas were not paying attention, or they had skipped over ours accidentally; we had to let the staff know. There aren't enough seats, but most patrons get their order(s) to-go. Parking is available, but limited and tight; just note that they have a drive-thru as well. +decent coffee +too much ice +avoid the lattes +parking available

We had a great experience here! We ended up trying a little bit of everything iced matcha, iced…read morelattes, and the lotus drinks, and all were very good. The aesthetics were top-notch and so intentional. The service was good, as the workers were patient and kind. We wish we lived closer so we could come more often!

I stopped by here yesterday with my wife for some afternoon drinks. We were child free for a…read morecouple of hours and since it was Father's Day weekend decided to stop at a couple of breweries. Our first stop of the day was Rumspringa Brewery which I had been to about 12 years prior, just before I started yelping. It's co located with my hope wine gallery. The taproom itself has bright wood floors which dominate the color scheme and then there is merchandise all around the room including sweatshirts and beer to go. Finally there are pictures of Amish country on one of the walls which is fitting. I went with a flight here As I often do whenever I visit a new brewery. At rumspringa it consists of 5 beers for $15. I chose the harvest gold, red caboose, otra mas, altbier and finally the blood orange cider. For my first beer I started with the Harvest gold which was a nice malty beer with lots of flavor and a clean finish. Second was the Red caboose which tasted like a nice brown with some hops on the front and a nice caramelly flavor on the finish. Up third was the Otra mas which had a smooth start with a sort of malty and sour type finish all rolled into one. I don't think I have had a beer like this in a long time and it wasn't my favorite. Fourth was the altbier which also had a smooth start with a deep rich flavor on the finish. It was a really nicely flavored beer and my favorite of the bunch. Last but certainly not least was the Blood orange cider which was sweet from the start with a bit of fruit at the finish. I don't know that I could have told you it was blood orange until the end of the aftertaste which had almost a perfume like taste of it. The bottom line for me is that I would stop by here again in the future. It doesn't seem like you are going to get any supper hoppy or trendy beers here and that's ok as they are doing good with more traditional recipes.

The wines are rather mild of glamour, the ciders were just ok. Seemingly they buy a lot of their…read moregrapes in from other areas. So the wines can't be called local. There goes my dream of the Amish stomping on the grapes like in old France. The place also was severely understaffed. One poor woman was up and down those stairs trying to do the job of three people. Will be back to try the spirits.