My new favorite place! I walked in and it smelled amazing!! had a delicious late lunch There! They…read morecarry the most amazing product you can ever find! Sandra New York

A one-of-a-kind Syrian and Kurdish Market in Lancaster!…read more If you're looking to experiment with Middle Eastern cooking or try traditional Syrian or Kurdish meals, you must check out Afrin Market! Hannan Hassan pours his heart and soul into his market, frequently making overnight road trips to pick up ingredients to fill the shelves. The market sells Middle Eastern ingredients and foods such as tea, cheese, and spices that can't be found anywhere else in Lancaster. Afrin Market also offers prepared foods that can be catered. Whether you've tried middle eastern food before, or you're unfamiliar, Afrin Market offers high-quality and special foods that you won't regret trying!

Awesome people - really cool store. Amish quilts, herbal medicine, books, groceries and homemade…read moreroot beer

Great place to purchase most grocery Items. Great selection with best prices…read more We will continue to purchase most of our grocery items at Esh's Discount Grocery. Peter H.

I was very surprised why this Lidl had low ratings. I came in this past weekend for flowers and…read moresome snacks for a party. There were many flowers to pick from. We found a nice little bouquet. My only gripe is there was one register open with a long line of people. I love Lidl more than Aldi so I'll always be back

There was so much hype when Lidl opened recently in my town I almost felt an obligation to check it…read moreout. Every time I talked to my dad he would tell me about how great of a store it was supposed to be. Basically I went to contribute something to the conversation and a small part of me was curious also. It was supposed to be modeled after Aldi - for which is kinda a miss for me, but I decided to check them out anyway. It took a few times as they have a 100 person max capacity and the line always snaked around outside. On my 4th try one early morning after opening I was lucky enough to get in without a line. Carts and sanitizing spray and wipes are located outside which I appreciated. Inside the store was nice and bright and aesthetically pleasing as its set up that all the colorful produce, floral, etc catch your eye at the entrance. They have their own bakery, which was a surprise to me. Everything looked fresh, the isles wide and open, and stocked pretty well. Although I couldn't find two items on my list; poppyseed lemon salad dressing and candied pecans. They have all the normal departments, many organic items, and some specialty foods, and several brands I never heard of. Each department is on the smaller size though, so you have to be open to different brands. There's isles in the middle that carry non food products, toys, etc. Everything there was reasonably priced but not discount. Aside from a few "door busters" items that were priced really well (bag of granny smith apples for .99 cents for example), prices were at or above a regular chain grocery store pricing which leads me to why I probably won't stop in often.... At checkout you have to pay for bags (.10 cents each) AND bag your groceries. To me this is a huge turn off. Prices are not that cheap that you need to charge me for bags, and last time I checked my paycheck didn't come from Lidl so why am I doing your job... This bothers me as much as the .25 cent cart deposit at Aldi. When you're trying to load your items on the belt at checkout alone, who also has the time to bag, or reload in your cart to move to a bagging station? To do essentially what I feel the cashier should be doing. I can't image trying to do this while wrestling a few kids and trying to keep a mask on my face, while digging for my credit card for payment, and trying not to hold up the line. Let me make this real clear...they will NOT assist in any way, nor lift one item to place in a bag - yours or store bought - regardless if there's waiting customers or not. I even asked for assistance bagging and was given a hard no. As there are now, I would stop in if I needed one or two items and was nearby. However I won't be a regular customer unless they change their ways to be more customer friendly at the register.

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.

Clean international grocery store with a wide variety of imported products. Found some fun things…read moreto try and the sugar-free ginger & tumeric chews are excellent! The cola gummies tasted much better than the leading H brand made in the USA. Normal prices too. The cashier was very helpful when I needed price checks and a recommendation on which Boba Tea to try.

A fairly solid offering/variety of products. The only thing we didn't find on our list for the week…read morewas shaved steak, but that doesn't mean they didn't have it. A good range of prices. A few things were more expensive than other markets but most were in line or less than, in our experience. Very clean and organized. (Edited my review from 4 to 5 to help offset the low ratings during COVID from people who felt protocols weren't implemented quickly or fully enough. Shame you can't get those archived!)

Went here with my parents and sister for a quick breakfast and walked around the supermarket before…read moregoing to the Amish Village for a tour and walk. I had tried, brought and ate the strawberry chocolate drizzled donut. It was absolutely delicious and sweet. The service was also fast and quick. I couldn't agree more. Finally, I would definitely come back and eat again next time when I visit Pennsylvania! :)

Great prices on goods - especially baking goods like flour and sugar. Plenty of brand name items…read morethat were .20 cents to $3 cheaper than Walmart (this was a Bob's Red Mill item). Great selection for a small store. Local produce, attractive deli case, delicious looking baked goods. If you have your own deli/cheese slicer the bulk cheese variety is impressive. Friendly staff, clean bathrooms, and there is a great garden center with plenty of live plants, seeds, pots, soil, etc. great location (unless you want to try and turn left out of the parking lot on a Friday afternoon-traffic!) I will definitely be going back. Only one disabled parking spot but the store and restrooms are fully accessible.

Great store with great service. Their prepared items are great. I had macaroni salad, roast beef,…read moreand chicken croquettes. Everything was excellent. Lots of parking outside. Store is clean and you see locals shopping there which is always great.

A great selection of meats and produce as well as ready to cook items like stuffed chicken breast…read more Great location in Southern Market. Highly recommended.

This is a large stand at the Central Market, stocked full of freshly butchered meats and poultry…read more The folks working the stand are always friendly and willing to answer any question. Prices are as expected for a local organic butcher, the product is always high quality. They will have different offerings and occasional side dishes for you to prepare with your dinners, especially around the holidays. They take pre orders but generally have whatever you need available in the case.