Great selection of fabric and notions. The associates are helpful and pleasant. Prices are better…read morethan other quilt shops for high quality fabrics.

I stopped by the Old Country Store on my quest for a quilt. It is as the name implies, a Country…read moreStore selling a multitude of things from books, to kitchen gadgets, to handmade local items, to even puzzles. Backroom is filled with quilting material and supplies. I specifically went in to look at theIr already made quilts. I was greeted but the staff never went out of their way to ask for help and explain what size quilts were where. The store is chock full of great souvenirs and gifts from the surrounding Amish areas but it wasn't a "quilt" store. Great parking though!!!

If there's a candle store....I'M SO THERE. The Old Candle Barn is a large store with plenty of…read moreparking, LOTS of candles, whimsical decor, patriotic apparel, locally crafted items, and it smells amazing. The ambiance is very relaxing and every item is beautifully arranged. The staff members are very friendly and I'm glad that I experienced this Lancaster gem.

A bit more commercial than what I remember from years ago, you can still enjoy the old structure…read moreand the decor. Many cute household and garden items, and candles of course! Any size and color really. You may find a cute item here!

Bottom Line: Charming historic stone house and barn with all sorts of furniture, home decor,…read morewomen's clothing, accessories, lighting and such. The Olde Mill House Shoppes is two different buildings - the old stone house and an old barn - that have a wide selection of stuff that women love to shop like rugs, furniture, lighting, home decor, kitchen gadgets, pantry items, women's clothing and accessories. They also have a floral department that I think makes wreaths. My favorite part of the shoppes was the old stone house. Aside from admiring the lovely architecture I enjoyed looked at kitchen gadgets, kitchen decor, pantry items like bread mixes and such. I loved the creek of the floors too. It was a very charming experience. A lot of the furniture was definitely in the Shaker and colonial styles. The lighting section was amazing. Lots of early American inspired design lighting. I wasn't in the market for lighting so I moved on to other things. The rug section was fun to peruse. I saw they sold one of my favorite brands - Dash and Albert. They also had a lot of braided rugs. Regarding the clothing section in the refurbished barn, it wasn't really my style but it seemed like there were some regular customer in there having an absolute ball shopping for some new outfits. It kind of reminded me of the fun, comfy and colorful styles you might find at Chico's. Aside from the above, there was plenty more to look at like some linens, wall art, candles, etc. Overall, this was a fun place to explore and a great place to stop in while in Lancaster County.

Beautiful place to stop and do a little shopping. Everybody was friendly, everything was arranged…read morebeautifully! Their tad pricey, but worth it I think. Do yourself a favor and stop in. Shirley

This was such a fun spot to walk around in during my vacation! It was a hot and humid day, so we…read morewere thankful for great AC in all the spots we toured. This village has a lot of fun and decorative local shops, they are on the pricier end as you would expect, so we didn't end up purchasing any products. If I was not on vacation, I would've been very tempted by the infused all olive oil store!

This is such a cool spot to visit. I love all the shops and vibes here. I would love to go back…read morewith a larger group of friends to spend a full day out there. The fact that they have a B& B is do cool! Will plan better next time.

Never disappointed when I visit this store every Fall! Aleays have to purchase something for my…read moreChristmas tree or home.

Loved this quilt shop! It's a little off the beaten track outside of Ronks, PA., in Amish country…read more(up a side road from the over-priced Kitchen Kettle Village). It wasn't on either of the maps I was using to map my quilt hunt--I found it after finding a brochure. It was the last shop I visited (after about 10 others) and it was where I found THE ONE. The designs on the quilts were innovative and very detailed. Very reasonably priced. A must-do if you're searching for a nice quilt.

Such a peaceful and calm shopping environment. The employees keep everything neat and organized…read more They have so many options to choose from, and seating for all the men who come with their ladies to shop. ;-) There's a whole room of sale items, but even the newly stocked items have prices that are very reasonable.

World's BEST clothing store!!!!!!! Nicest clothes, and best…read moreservice!!!! High prices tho Ummm $400 for 11 items??? I wouldn't with any other store, but love how it's all modest!!!

My first visit here and it was wonderful. Amazing selection of well taken care of plants of all…read morekinds as well as pots and supplies. Lovely staff and good prices!

In the quaint Amish community stands Ken's Gardens, a beautiful nursery and greenhouse offering a…read morewide array of annuals, perennials, trees, shrubs, foundation plants, pots, garden supplies. Great selection, kindly staff, and a good value for the dollar.

This is a nice yarn shop, and I'll happily return!…read more I found some yummy alpaca and BFL yarns to purchase. And I even know what I'll make with them because they have gorgeous samples knit up in those yarns (labeled with how many skeins it used, needle size, and how to locate the pattern). I've not been to a yarn store with such a small inventory, so I thought I might be disappointed. But wow, they're selection is very smartly thought out - they have luxury, they have workhorses, and yarns in between. There's something for everyone, without being at all overwhelming; although not a lot of choices, if you're looking for something specific. I imagine they rotate stock with the changing seasons, so I'll love to go back and see what they have then! Admittedly, it is such a small selection I don't know if I'd be eager to go back often (for the drive that I have to do to get out there); but the winery next door is phenomenal, so it's sort of a 2-for-1 which makes the drive worth it. They carry Knitter's Pride needles and hooks. And there are all the notions you'd need, plus some you will want (a nice line of small scissors, options for keeping your needles tame in your project bag, etc.). Above all, the gal behind the counter gave me the space I wanted, but was also friendly & welcoming when I was ready to chat.

Signed up for a "free" class. Bought the yarn. Class cancelled. Required to come get the yarn, or…read morelose it. What do I need the yarn for if the class isn't given? Signed up for a retreat on a Friday. Needed to cancel the following Monday. Charged me 20% to get out of it. This place is in a tourist area, so it will be busy. Just not with my money ever again.