
Guide to Farm-to-Table Dining in Lancaster, PA
Farm-to-Table cuisine is a way of life here, with homemade and hand-crafted delights filling tables and tummies.
Pick up Amish goods and local delicacies like homemade jellies, relishes, and chow-chow, or grab a bouquet of fresh flowers, many of which are grown right here in Lancaster County. Wander the aisles, ask questions, and enjoy the community vibes that fill the atmosphere.
Grab a basket or a reusable tote bag to carry your market finds in, and head off to one of Lancaster, PA’s fantastic roadside stands and farmer's markets. Be sure to keep the day of the week and time in mind, as markets are open select hours on select days. Use the Lancaster Farmer's Markets directory below for a run down of the freshest places to shop.
Open Saturdays
Columbia Historic Market House is the Riverland's center for fresh produce, specialty foods, and Saturday market traditions. The Historic Market was first established in 1869 to connect locals and farmers and it has since been restored to bring that Lancaster County tradition back to its community.
Open Mondays - Saturdays
Six days a week, the Village Farm Market is offering up homemade freshly baked pies, cookies, bread, and more specialty bakery items. There are dozens of local produce and seasonal items to choose from, in addition to homemade deli selections. Items are made on-site each day to provide the freshest items possible.
Open Monday - Saturday
Hidden out in the fields of Columbia, this quaint little farmers market is open from April to October. They offer farm-to-table selections, baked goodies, and fresh flowers. Open until October makes it a great place to pick up your pumpkins and mums for October's harvest!
Various operating schedules, many are not open on Sundays
As you drive around the county, you’re bound to stumble upon some fantastic roadside stands, offering a bounty of local produce, canned goods, bouquets of fresh-picked flowers, and baked treats. As the weather gets warmer, stands begin to open with offerings that change with the harvest. Be sure to keep cash handy if you plan to stop. Many stands only accept cash, or even work on the honor system, where exact change should be placed in a box on the stand.
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