Tasty new spots to grab a bite to eat in Lancaster
New restaurants and delis are opening up all over Lancaster County, serving up delicious bites and refreshing drinks. Although we tend to have our favorite spots, it's always fun to try something new. So, next time you're in town, make sure to visit one of these exciting new hotspots that will tantalize your taste buds and introduce you to the most recent side of Lancaster.
348 N Queen Street, Lancaster Dan and Jaime operate a third-generation farm with an award-winning micro-winery that specializes in producing batches of wine ranging from 50 to 100 gallons. They have recently moved back to the farm after living in Lancaster City for 15 years. Despite their move, they remain committed to maintaining their presence in the city they love.
35 N Queen St, Lancaster Indulge in some absolutely delicious Indian cuisine at Tikka Shack. Known for serving the best Indian food, including delectable samosas, in a friendly and casual atmosphere.
101 N Queen Street Suite 115 Lancaster A Nepali fusion aiming to serve fast, flavorful, and healthy food with an intoxicating smell bringing the vibe of streets in Nepal to Lancaster.
237 N Prince St, Lancaster Their carefully selected wine collection showcases the special bond between land, tradition, and craftsmanship. At Vine Bar, we feature winemakers who prioritize soil health, sustainability, and indigenous grape varieties. These are artists who are passionate about their trade, traditions, and community
136 N Prince St, Lancaster Premiere sweet and savory pie shop in Lancaster City. Serving food loving, coffee loving, and art loving humans in the heart of Gallery Row in downtown Lancaster City.
46 N Prince St, Lancaster Taste authentic Uruguayan flavors at Empanada Gourmet. The empanadas are made entirely from scratch and baked fresh every day. From sweet or savory to vegan or meat filled, you’re sure to find something delicious on their menu.
25 West King Street., Lancaster Rural City Beer is no stranger to great brews, home base in Reamstown has taught them that. The brewery has now expanded to a taproom in Downtown Lancaster. Ben and James use traditional brewing methods, abstract thought, and local community influence when creating their brews.
30 N Queen St, Lancaster Proof has a focus on distinguished wines and spirits with a variety of whites, reds, spirits, and handcrafted cocktails. You can also try their small plates such as gnocchi, mushroom risotto, oysters, among others.
595 N. Charlotte St, Lancaster Offering beers from two local breweries, Rural City Brewing and Cartel Brewing, the Warehouse District Beer Garden is open with plenty of seating, places for the kids to hang out, an area for pups to play, and food trucks!