My wife and I stopped at this place solely because we saw a patch of beautiful flowers. It was her…read morebirthday and I wanted to take a picture of her with some sunflowers. We walked past the market and browsed some high quality outdoor furniture. We made our way to the flowers and I started taking pictures of my beautiful wife with the variety of flowers. A woman came walking out and introduced herself as Barbara. I told her it was my wife's birthday and we were just taking some photos. She offered to give us some of the flowers. She went and got a pair of scissors and gave my wife a beautiful assortment of flowers. She was very kind and friendly and we thanked her many times. We then went into the market and they had some interesting food items. We purchased some delicious raw honey and a bag of coconut granola for the ride home. Barbara and the other woman in the market were very welcoming and we will definitely visit them again.

Always have fresh produce and they make sandwiches and milkshakes. They are always friendly and the…read moreplace looks amazing!!

This is a substantial stand at Lancaster's Central Market along the outside wall. It's a stop I…read morealways make, even if just to ogle at the offerings. They always have a nice variety of freshly inventive prepared foods - veg salads, quiche, hummus, desserts, Be warned, They do sell out pretty quickly. It's a bit pricey but I've enjoyed everything I've tried! Keep an eye on their FB page for the weekly recipes.

**Central Market Stand Review…read more Ok, the food here at The Goodie Shoppe is definitely my most frequented vendor at Central Market. The food is sooo delicious and the brownies are insanely moist and rich and scrumptious. I am a big fan of the Indian patties and red bean wasabi salad. Most all of the salad choices here look yummy and I love to bring home 3 or 4 small containers of goodies from the Goodie Shoppe and eat for lunch or to snack on for a couple of days. . . but they never seem to last too long though (as everyone in my house wants a bite) I only do this once a week because although the prices are not excessive, they are not super cheap either ; ) Today they had a spinach and feta pasta salad that looked good, I was tempted to get a cup, as well as a spinach and cheese wraps, wrapped in Phyllo dough (or is it spelled Fillo?) I really love the dishes they make with avocado or cous cous ... really good : ) Ok nothing but GREAT reviews of this place... well there is just one thing .. The only thing that prevented me from giving the fifth star is this little thing, but it's a little thing that bugs me enough to deny a star, sooo here you have it. They are really anal about giving out parking validation ( Parking in the garage is $2/hour, if you buy something at Market the vendors give you a $1 validation ). The GS is the ONLY vendor in Market that I have ever been to that seriously makes you buy $10 before giving you a validation ... If I buy $7, $8, $9 Nope I have to go SOMEWHERE ELSE and buy something for $3-1 (to equal the $10 minimum) and get a validation from THAT vendor. ALL the other venders that I have shopped at give me validation for ANY AMOUNT that I spend ... Like TODAY, I got a validation for the $1 I spent on oranges at Meck's produce... Basically my point is this, we shop here regularly and pay a fair price for the food, which is AT LEAST as high as the other similar food vendors... for them to be the ONLY vendor to be as stingy with something as simple as a $1 parking validation, especially in light of the other vendors practices ... well they look ridiculous. So do what I do ... DO COME here and try their food . .Buy their food ... I think it's the tastiest in the Central Market ... BUT come here LAST and get your parking validation from THEM ; -P ..... WHAT ?! ..... I'm just say'in ....

Step around the side, nearest to where the check-out line is and you'll notice a counter with many…read morevarieties of freshly baked homemade cookies!! Better than grandma's/nanna's - Absolutely. Warm, dense, chewy, crisp - where's the milk? Want some? I already ate mine (points at my now, empty bag).

Did someone say jams and relish?! I'm there!…read more This cute little place in Kitchen Kettle Village is a must stop if you like either. There's so much of both to see and more it'll make your head spin! We got a jar of low sugar seedless red raspberry jam that I can't wait to try and a tiny jar of pepper jelly. It would have been easy to buy the place out, but will start with what we got.

I love Zooks for their delicious chicken pies, so I had to stop by this little roadside stand…read more This small store sells Amish doll clothes, baked goods, jams and jellies, and hot and cold beverages. The hubs and I stopped by to get some treats to go: small balls of granola and M&Ms, peanut butter cookies, a cherry fry pie, and their housemade Mint Tea. The treats were super competitively-priced, and there was even a shelf of reduced-priced baked goods! We both weren't fans of the housemade Mint Tea, as it was just too spearmint-y and tasted like 'gum.' Outside, there were some house and lawn decor for sale Cute little place to get some refreshments when you're in the PA Dutch area! There is a small lot for your car and the ma'am in there was super friendly! +baked goods +reduced-priced baked goods available +hot and cold beverages offered

Cute store. Nice painted gourds and bird feeders. Very nice young lady working there. I went for…read morethe baked goods but maybe I went too late there wasn't much of a selection left. They had gallon sized raw milk which was nice. It saved me a trip going elsewhere to get it. I also got some homemade yogurt. I assumed it was unsweetened but I should have asked. It was too sweet for my taste. It was like cake icing sweet. They had containers of soup that looked really hearty.

I have been trying to go to Lititz for forever because of Olio!!! I love Olio so much mainly…read morebecause I like to make my own dressing for salads and other things. You can taste test oils and balsamic, which I am a taste-tester, and the service is amazing! They always encourage your items! I love the ambiance, especially as I mentioned earlier, that there are oils and balsamic just laying around for someone to taste!!! Overall, 5 Stars. If you ever go there, I assure you that you will love it!!!! GREAT job, Olio!

If you are looking for a delightful shopping experience this charming store is a must visit! The…read moreowner and his staff are incredibly knowledgeable and genuinely passionate about what they do - they are happy to make suggestions and offer tastings to help you discover a new favorite. Whether you are looking for a special gift, something to elevate your own cooking, or just want to treat yourself to a little culinary indulgence, this store is a true find.

I stopped by Columbia Market House for a snack and some air conditioning on Saturday when I was…read moreexploring Columbia for a few hours. The market has a long history in Columbia (the market house was constructed in 1869 but a market stood on the site prior to that, too), but it has been recently renovated. The building was beautiful, but it did feel that it's still early in the process to revitalize the market. Many stands didn't appear open or taken, but there were a few vendors open when I walked through. I stopped by a stand (operated by very friendly Amish staff) and got a hot soft pretzel, which was a great snack. The market house has clean bathrooms and plenty of seating. And the air conditioning just about saved my life. Not a bad place to stop by for a snack, but I wouldn't say it's a must stop during your time in Columbia.

People are friendly & food is fabulous. Market is extremely clean & well maintained.read more

Aged & Cured is one of our favorite spots to stop by in the Kitchen Kettle Village - they have…read morelovely meats, cheeses, and other various kitchen accessories. We love their local features, and we purchased some yummy cheeses to chow down on at home. Staff are friendly and welcoming! +delicious cheeses and meats +friendly staff +located in Kitchen Kettle Village +ample parking

Aged & Cured is inside Kitchen Kettle Village on Pepper Lane, between Harvest Cafe and Pepper Lane…read moreFudge & Sweets. I made a list of all the shops I wanted to include in my visit. The location was a spontaneous walk in. If I return, I would make this shop one of my first visits. The store was popular and uncomfortably crowded. The samples were excellent. There are cute gift/souvenirs. I didn't not want to wait in a huge register line (save waiting for Lapp Valley Farm ice cream or Pappy's Kettle Corn. My bag kept hitting people. We got out of there.