Location: Lititz
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Things to do in Lititz, Pennsylvania (PA): The Best Food & Drink
Lititz /ˈlɪtɪts/ is a borough in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, six miles (approximately 10 km) north of the city of Lancaster.
Restaurants in Lititz
1. Kissel Hill Fruit Farm
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 23 reviews
Opening Day may 9th 2015..Fresh baked Amish goods, locally grown fruits and vegetables! Saturdays feature John's famous Lancaster County Chicken BBQ..dinners include half a chicken, homemade coleslaw, fresh baked dinner roll, and the best roasted potatoes!! Always sold out by 2 pm, get there by noon! Amish family owned and operated,open May-October....
Reviewed By kathleengK7358QS - Lititz, United States
I live in Lititz & visit this market at least twice per week. On Saturdays, John’s chicken bbq is fantastic! Best i’ve Tasted in Lancaster County! Chicken is well seasoned & flavorful & not over cooked or dried out as so many chickens made on a grill are. Get there by noon as the bbq always sells out early. In the market they sell a variety of fresh fruits & vegetables, most grown right there on the farm. I love to see my food growing right outside the door, when I shop! You can’t get fresher than that. They also sell a variety of Amish baked goods on Fridays & Saturday’s. The farm is family owned & run. I love being able to patronize my Amish neighbors. Prices are reasonable. Cash only! I love this place!
2. Lancaster County Food Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 21 reviews
Experience Lancaster County's unique cuisine and history via a one of a kind guided food tour. "Come Eat Lititz" tour is an easy stroll through one of America's Coolest Small Towns. Experience where food and history meet.
3. Zest!
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 78 reviews
Zest! is a must-see for all foodies and foodies at heart. Here you will find table linens from Provence, local AND global foods, premium herbs & spices, cookware, pepper mills and kitchen gadgets. Unique and unexpected culinary adventure!
Reviewed By morgan3820 - New Bern, United States
I found this wonderful shop. Very one was very friendly. The cooking classes offered an amazing culinary experience. They have an amazing selection of spices, appliances, gadget and high end knives. Definitely will come back.
4. Hoover’s Farm Market & Greenhouse
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 5 reviews
5. Stoll and Wolfe Distillery
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 16 reviews
Commemorating local distilling traditions dating back to 1753; Stoll & Wolfe is proof that everything old is new. Housed in a restored 1800s Grain Mill, our Tasting Room is the perfect place to gather with kindred spirits for a tasting or cocktail featuring our Pennsylvania Rye Whiskey, Bourbon/Rye Blend, Lititz Springs Vodka and Gin.
Reviewed By ARSS1707 - Blairsville, United States
Was actually spending the weekend in Lancaster and saw a flyer for this place decided it looked like a cool place to stop. Went on a Saturday evening, due to covid restrictions they only had outdoor seating and you had to order food which didn't bother me because it was a beautiful night It did take a little bit to get our order in but it was busy. Ordered flight of spirits and enjoyed everything my favorite was the bourbon though but everything was excellent. The gentleman that served us seemed really knowledgeable and made it easy to order and explained what we were being served. They had a little bottle shop inside my dad ended up buying a bottle of rye and I cannot wait to help him with the bottle, I bought a tee shirt and really wished I would have bought a bottle too, luckily I found out they do sell stuff online as long as you are a Pennsylvania resident, so I will definitely be making a future purchase. Next time I'm in the area I will definitely return.
6. Waltz Wine Room, The Market At The Wilbur
Our charming town of Lititz has been voted the “Coolest Small Town in America.” This area boasts the unique combination of old and new, blending its rich history with trendy shops and dining experiences. Visit our wine room at the “Market at The Wilbur”, and enjoy a glass of wine at one of the shared tables in the Market or you can sit outside on the patio. Don’t forget to pick up a bottle to go!
