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.

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.

My daughter was looking for a pretzel after seeing a sign and we found this little shop, quick and…read moreeasy. The pretzels were delicious!

The perfect little roadside market!! Their homemade root beer and pretzels hit the spot, and the…read morefamily running it were so warm and friendly. My boyfriend and I had fun feeding their goats (they have a goat food dispenser, for a quarter). They also have beautiful and unique horseshoe art, honey, fresh produce and more! Highly recommend if you have time to stop by

We stopped in here for a bite to eat. Cute little restaurant. They give you crackers and a spread…read moreto start. The spread was pepper jelly and I think cream cheese. It was really good. We loved it. You can buy the pepper jelly to make at home. I ordered the charcuterie. Meat and cheese, sliced apples, two mini croissants and butter. It was really good and just what I needed. Our server was very nice. I'd eat here again.

On 5/10/25, my wife and I along with my granddaughter, stopped for a late lunch. The staff were…read morevery friendly from the beginning and probably the reason I didn't mention the quality of my meal. The ladies enjoyed theirs, however, the pork barbecue was horrible. Dryer out brioche roll and tasteless concoction of meat. Had to listen to my wife break my stone's the rest of the afternoon about my poor choice. Lol. Never, ever going to order anything like this again in Lancaster county! Worst $18 spent in quite awhile, I must say!

Although the actual farm is in Lancaster County, PA, their excellent raw goat milk and cheeses are…read morefound in the Newtown Farmers Market, Thursday thru Saturday. The milk is naturally sweeter and with less fat than cow milk, and although raw milk should be consumed quickly to avoid decomposition, and can be dangerous to pregnancies and the immune compromised, it is a great treat for the rest of us. I'm tempted to drive out to Paradise, PA, to check this farm out for myself and taste the goat milk straight from the utter.

Yum. Pepper Lane Fudge & Sweets is on the street named after it, between Aged & Cured and MOMS…read morepretzels. The shop is small so grab a space by the kettle or mixing area if you want to watch fudge being made. The giant kettle hold 25 lbs of fudge. Chocolate is the most popular selling flavor and the only one they sample. On our visiting day, the store employees had made 200 lbs of fudge. It was interesting to watch the creative process. The fudge was delicious. We purchased one slice. I brought zip lock bags with me since I knew I was gonna buy food. It is wrapped in wax paper & put into a small bag. I felt better having it inside a ziplock bag too.

You need to stop in here if you're vacationing in the area. So much fun and a friendly place to…read morevisit! The fudge kitchen has demonstrations happening all day as they make fudge plus free samples.

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.