Lancaster County Dutch Market

Great market!

It isn't a secret restaurant spot, yet it is! If you love breakfast in the late afternoons like I do, Dutch Country is the spot for you. Well worth the wait (the line moves fairly quickly), curteous service, and quality meals.
...I always walk out with way more than I anticipated!

Had breakfast and everything was delicious. Got some items from the bakery to take home. Everyone was very pleasant.

Food is yummy!

Great place

Everyone was friendly, ive only had the pretzels up front but those were incredible. If you have the time to check it out please do

Really good food

It was end of day and I was only customer in restaurant. The teenage girls who were servers were nice but did not conduct themselves in a proper manner. I had to listen to very loud conversations, a great deal of fooling around and girls running and shouting through the restaurant while I tried to enjoy a peaceful meal. They needed to be aware that the restaurant was still open and they needed act accordingly. I pretty much was ignored until I wanted to pay my bill. I left quickly and took most of what I ordered home. It was not enjoyable at all to sit there and put up with all of this while trying to eat. They desperately need training on proper conduct while restaurant is open and customers are trying to eat their meal.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 3

Service: 1

Been there a few times. Everything is fresh there. We live off of those pretzels. We just left there again. Always soft, fresh, pretzels.

Very good chicken

Everything is scratch made in this establishment and only open Thursday Friday and Saturday. The stalls I go to are donuts - get the cinnamon roll - absolutely best in the area. Puts Krispy Kreme to shame! Next is the pretzel shop - all are amazing. Butcher and bbq joint are legit: lastly - caramel apples and chocolate covered bacon for the win!

Parking is atrocious either way everyone driving like there are no rules so I park in “Alaska” and walk up.

Worth the drive and experience!

10 out of 10. I always get lunch here Thursday, Friday or Saturday as those are the days they are open. They have the best pretzels at the pretzel stand. If you get the cinnamon pretzel whenever you get a chance, you won’t regret it. Also be sure to check out the chicken stand. I usually get the chicken tenders which come with a handful of chicken tenders three potato wedges and a biscuit for under $10. Cinnabon is from the donut stand market.

Half the size of Laurel location which means half the products. Drove 25 min for donuts just to see quarter of the variety of donuts compared to laurel.

This place is amazing. My favorites are: Pretzels, Pasta Salad, Egg Nog and their Chicken Salad. Everything is very fresh. I am in love with their pretzels. Very delicious....😋🌻

The Lancaster County Dutch Market is a delightful treasure trove of Amish goods and culinary wonders. From the moment you step in, you’re greeted with a warm, welcoming atmosphere and the enticing aroma of freshly baked pastries and savory delights. It’s a one-stop destination for anyone who loves authentic, handcrafted foods and goods.

You’ll find a wide variety of Amish products, including freshly baked pastries, premium nuts, vibrant fresh fruits and produce, and indulgent treats like chocolates and ice cream. Everything here is made with care, using traditional recipes that have been passed down for generations.

King’s BBQ Pit is an absolute must-try. Their fried chicken is legendary—crispy, juicy, and packed with flavor, it’s a testament to the skill and dedication that goes into Amish cooking. Pair it with their incredible sides like creamy coleslaw, and you’ve got a meal worth savoring.

Another highlight is Beiler’s Donuts, which are nothing short of heavenly. Soft, pillowy, and bursting with flavor, these donuts are made fresh daily and come in a variety of flavors that will make it impossible to choose just one. From classic glazed to decadent filled options, every bite is pure bliss.

Whether you’re there for fresh groceries, indulgent treats, or simply to soak in the charm of Amish culture, the Lancaster County Dutch Market is an experience you’ll want to return to again and again. It’s not just a market—it’s a culinary and cultural journey!