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All The Right Ingredients

Where to Eat

Lancaster County dining is much more than just Pennsylvania Dutch style restaurants.

No matter your tastes, when you are our guests, you're sure to be treated to an incredible meal and warm hospitality.

Lancaster County is the birthplace of the whoopie pie, and is famous for traditional homemade Pennsylvania Dutch style cooking. But the hearty and welcoming cuisine that we're known for now proudly shares the stage with an eclectic collection of casual eateries, quaint cafes, unique international restaurants and fine dining in Lancaster, PA.

Each takes pride in providing the highest quality Lancaster County dining experience with sensational food and original recipes. And many places to eat use locally-grown ingredients from the heart of Lancaster County.

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Hershey Farm Restaurant

Pennsylvania Dutch Grand Smorgasbord and Family Style Dining located next to Sight & Sound Theatres.

Citronnelle

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Frisco's Chicken

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El Mariachi

2 North Market Street, Suite 101
Elizabethtown, PA 17022

Hecho a Mano

201 East State Street Street
Quarryville, PA 17566

Ramarn Thai

2359 Oregon Pike, #104
Lancaster, PA 17601

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Where to Eat
Breweries

The Lancaster Ale Trail

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Wineries

The Lancaster County Winery Trail

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New Restaurants in Lancaster, PA

Tasty new spots to grab a bite to eat in Lancaster

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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.

Bull's Head Tavern - Lititz. Photo Credit: DiscoverLancaster.com / Simone Associates, Inc.
Nightlife in Lancaster County, PA

You may not immediately equate the beautiful farmland and Amish culture that Lancaster is known for with nightlife - but Lancaster's walkable downtown...