Food & Attractions

Breakfast / Lunch

Lancaster Central Market

The country’s oldest continuously operated public farmers’ market since 1730, with more than 60 local vendors. Fun to explore and great for breakfast and lunch options! Please do yourself a favor, and try an apple dumpling! Hours: Tuesday 6am - 3pm, Friday 6am - 3pm, Saturday 6am - 3pm

Southern Market Lancaster

Food Hall: Built as a farmers market in 1888, this iconic market brings people together over food. We'll take one of everything!

Square One Coffee Roasters

Responsibly farmed, sustainably sourced, and honestly traded and roasted coffee right in Lancaster Pennsylvania, every day.

Rachel's Cafe & Creperie

Delicious sweet and savory crepes.

Two Poodles Bagels

Come here for delicious bagels and bagel sandwiches! * Open Wednesday - Sunday 6am - 2pm

Isaac's Restaurant

Great for a casual lunch!

Cabalar Meat Co

The best sandwiches!

Dinner and Drinks

Horse Inn

The Horse Inn is one of our favorite places for dinner. Show up a little before opening for the best chance to grab a seat and enjoy the steak tips! Open Tuesday - Saturday 5pm - 11pm

Annie Bailey's Irish Public House

This Irish pub serves yummy food and drinks! They also have an outdoor area.

Luca

Come here for dinner if you want some great Italian food!

401 Prime

Come here to enjoy a nice steak! Located in downtown Lancaster.

Altana Rooftop Lounge

Rooftop bar and restaurant!

Tellus360

Bar with live music on certain nights!

Lancaster Brewing Company

Enjoy a beer here!

Thistle Finch Distillery

Come here to enjoy a cocktail or two.

Attractions

300 Block of North Queen Street in Downtown Lancaster

The 300 Block of North Queen Street is home to quirky, eclectic selection of retro, antique and collectibles shops. There is also a glass studio, several art galleries, and cafes.

Decades

Decades is a six-lane boutique bowling alley, retro arcade, and events venue with a full service restaurant and bar.

Downtown Lititz

Lititz is a quaint, small town that is the perfect blend of old and new. It's a 20 minute drive from downtown Lancaster and fun to explore during the day! There are cute shops, a park, and The Wilbur Chocolate Retail Store for delicious chocolates. Also, check out these restaurants and bars while you're there! Restaurants: Bulls Head Public House, Blackworth, Tomato Pie Cafe, Tied House, Slate, Scooter's Bars: Appalachian Brewing Company of Lititz, Collusion Lititz, Still and Wolfe Distillery

Hershey Park & Chocolate World

Hershey Park is the Largest Amusement Park in PA. Visit to experience thrilling roller coasters, family attractions, and an 11-acre water park. Great for families and kids of all ages. Additionally discover all things chocolatey and fun at Hershey's Chocolate World Attraction! "The sweetest place on Earth"

Dutch Wonderland

Kids amusement park, with 30 plus rides, attractions, and live shows. Great for younger children.

Fulton Theatre

Local theater with unique productions. Get tickets in advance!

Lancaster Science Factory

Hands-on, interactive science center for kids in Pre-K to 8th grade and their families.

Wilbur Chocolate Retail Store

Come here for some scrumptious chocolate buds to take home with you.

The Lancaster Barnstormers Baseball

Take in a baseball game and eat a hot dog. Go barnstormers!

Shopping

Tanger Outlets - Lancaster

Great outlet shopping! 20 minute drive from downtown Lancaster.