Busy Bee's Farm Market — Local services in Leacock Township

DO NOT MISS THESE PRETZELS!!!

Life changing pretzels. What else needs to be said? Okay… everyone will say go down the road into town and get a pretzel at Immergut, but that advice is for suckers, SERIOUSLY!

I asked a local Amish girl where she thought the best pretzel was and her reply was “Have you tried Busy Bees?” Never have more honest words been spoken. These pretzels and everything about this place makes it the only stop for me in Lancaster county…. Well except for the home made root stand at the farm almost across the road.

Oh, and don’t miss the bottled lemonade which tastes like freshly squeezed unicorn juice - get there early or you’ll miss the amazing cheese and be stuck with only amazing mustard.

Did I mention, you don’t want to miss this...

My daughter and I stopped in for produce and to check out the pumpkins. I could smell bread baking --you know that delicious smell of baking bread just envelops your senses. The lady said it was the pretzels and that we would need to wait just one minute until they were done. Trust me, I would have waited longer, but we didn't need to. We ordered 2 cinnamon sugar pretzels and I don't think I will ever get one anywhere else. I've had the mall and airport ones from the national franchiser, but they do not compare. The pretzels were hot and coated with cinnamon and sugar, of course, but the surprise was the unmistakable taste of butter. In every bite you got butter, cinnamon and sugar. What better experience could one have on a beautiful...

The pretzels we bought here were delicious. They had a crispy bottom and buttery top. They were large and were only five dollars for three. They were very soft pretzels. We watched the lady hand roll them. We had previously went to the farmers market, and the Busy Bee's served MUCH better pretzles, along with a side of cheese and/or mustard for only 25¢. The prices at this place seemed very low.

Besides the pretzels, there were many fruits, vegetables, and homeade drinks. Also available were many handmade decors. Outside, for 25¢ you could feed goats, and could pet the other animals.

Overall, I would give this place five stars for the quality of the items, taste of pretzels, and hard work...