This place was so awesome! There's the market area where you can get meats, cheese, salads, desserts, prepared foods, freshly made meals, pretzels, smoothies, candies, and groceries. There is a small place to eat indoors. We got freshly made pretzels and fruit smoothies which were fantastic. While the place isn't the biggest Amish market I've visited, there are a lot of options. There's a garden area which a nice variety of plants at really nice prices. The antique building is my favorite. Outside has a lot of, well, outside items included furniture, rocks, and sculpture. Inside is heaven. There are so many things to look at floor to ceiling. There's tons of jewelry, miniatures, dishes, books, some clothing, art, tools, etc. Everything is priced very decently. We spent an incredible amount of time in here, and had to look at each section multiple times. The cashier was very kind and charismatic, too. We had a wonderful time here and will be back, even though we live three minutes away from a giant Amish and...
Read moreThis place is great! It might be that this area is located in just the right historical location, but the items here were very reasonably priced and also high quality. I found a handsaw and primitive block-plane that was just what i had been looking for on ebay, but for like $15 total. Both were more than 100 yrs old and after a bit of polish still very sharp and usable.
I was also very tempted to get one of the washboards they had around at similarly nice prices.
If you are seeking old tools, doornobs, handles, cutlery, old iron made things, ect. you might...
Read moreNice vegetable stand with beautiful veggies. Meat store is also good, and carries the BEST scrapple you will find, Frank's! The soft pretzel stand is very good. Their milkshakes are VERY good! The donut and baked goods stand looks great.
Outside there are some really pretty flowers. (But you can get better prices at local Amish farms)
I am not a fan of the BBQ place, but I think that is just preferences. The food is a little dry...
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