Rebecca & Jake
Things To Do
Lancaster Central Market
The country's oldest farmers' market, in the heart of Amish country occupies a beautiful 120 year old red brick building chock-full of local character. Regional food specialties include Pennsylvania Dutch sausage, scrapple (a breakfast meat of pork scraps and cornmeal), and headcheese (like scrapple, an acquired taste). You'll also find preserves, including chowchow (pickled vegetables in a spicy mustard sauce), and bread and butter pickles. Open Tuesdays and Fridays, 6:00 am to 4:00 pm, and Saturdays, 6:00 am to 2:00 pm year-round; the market is also a great place to buy souvenirs.
Long's Park Art Festival
For three days shop and enjoy breathtaking creativity in a beautiful city park transformed into an outdoor gallery, just on the edge of historic downtown Lancaster. Our 39th annual event will showcase over 200 top artists and craftspeople from across the country, American artists from over 30 different states. Live music, fine food, wine and craft beer … something for everyone! All proceeds benefit the free Long’s Park Summer Music Series. Pets are not allowed within the Festival area. Properly identified service dogs are welcome.
Tellus360
Tellus360 is an Irish Pub located in the heart of downtown Lancaster, PA. Features a great selection of whiskeys, Irish beers, and local craft brews. Every inch of the building oozes history from the 100-year old Irish bar to the planetarium disco ball, from the green roof to games lounge. Also offers a full, robust menu which features some great Irish cuisine and all our personal favorites. Also a music venue, with live music and DJ’s nearly every night of the week, including nationally and internationally touring bands and artists. We also feature a wide variety of spoken word events. Three rooms and a green roof that overlooks the city. Each space has an open bar. We also host private events from business gatherings to birthday parties and weddings.
Prince Street Cafe
One of Becca's favorite coffee shops in downtown Lancaster.
Rachel's Cafe & Creperie
Get a savory or sweet crepe from one of Becca's favorite cafes in downtown Lancaster
Flora's
Latin fusion restaurant and art gallery in downtown Lancaster. Best for small groups with no food restrictions as there is limited seating and a limited menu
Kitchen Kettle Village
Kitchen Kettle Village showcases all that Lancaster County has to offer — homemade baked goods, jams and relishes, good food with unexpected touches, buggy rides, and charming one-of-a-kind overnight lodging in a picturesque countryside. They're also famous for their unique shopping experience, featuring 40 distinct merchants offering everything from locally-made art, pottery and PA Dutch quilts to name-brand favorites.
Red Raven Art Co
One of Becca's favorite art galleries on Gallery Row in downtown Lancaster
Waters Edge Mini Golf
The mini golf course where Becca's sister worked during the summers. Two courses fun for groups, kids, and families
Lapp Valley Farms
A legendary ice cream joint at an Amish farm. Enjoy rich ice cream, friendly farm cats, dairy cows, and the real Lancaster County experience.
Isaac's Restaurant - Greenfield
Isaac's is a chain of casual restaurants in South Central Pennsylvania serving made-from-scratch sandwiches, salads, soups, and signature deli salads. Founded by a Mennonite, Lancaster County native and Eastern Mennonite University grad, Phil Wenger.
Dutch Wonderland
Dutch Wonderland is a 48-acre amusement park just east of Lancaster, Pennsylvania in West Lampeter Township, appealing primarily to families with small children. The park's theme is a "Kingdom for Kids."
Hershey Park Service Center
Hersheypark is a family theme park situated in Hershey, Derry Township, Pennsylvania, United States, about 15 miles east of Harrisburg, and 95 miles west of Philadelphia.