Location: New Holland
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Where to Eat in New Holland: The Best Restaurants and Bars
New Holland (Pennsylvania Dutch: Seischwamm) is a borough in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA. As of the 2010 United States Census, the population was 5,378, up from 5,092 in the 2000 United States Census.
Things to do in New Holland
1. Lickity Split
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 122 reviews
Serving fresh salads, melt in your mouth sandwiches, hearty hot soups, and of course, a variety of ice cream desserts to please every sweet tooth! Lickity Split wants to become your new favorite eating place! We aim to please with our friendly service, welcoming, fun atmosphere and scrumptious food!
Reviewed By Angie T - harrisburg pa
We were visiting an antique shop in town and I always try and ask the locals for good food recommendations. The owner sent us here with the comment, I have never had any bad food there! We were quite pleased too! Although rather small and you do have to go outside to get to the restroom, the food was excellent. The menu was creative and had lots of interesting options to choose from. To top it off---ice cream! We ordered their rendition of the Reuben and a ham and cheese on pretzel bread.. both were excellent. Would have given them 5 stars except for having to go outside to the restroom. We'll be back!
2. Yoder's Restaurant & Buffet
Overall Ratings
4 based on 362 reviews
Reviewed By poppy101248 - Collingswood, NJ
We have been to Yoder's twice now, both on Fridays to sample their Seafood Night offerings. The Salad Bar, Soups and Bread/Roll selections were fresh and very good, and most of the Entree selections were OK, but the Seafood Offerings were hot and cold. The Shrimp were very good (we did not try the Crab kegs), and the Fish was moist and tasty, but both times the Steamed Clams were very dry (plus too many had jumped ship, leaving us with empty shells), and both times the Mussels were just acceptable. We will return, but probably on another night other than Friday to see what else they offer.
3. Shady Maple Smorgasbord
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By candycorn1 - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
An intimate dining experience with 600 other people. We tried this restaurant based on word of mouth about the Lancaster County icon. Although it does feature good old fashioned Amish style food, it is a buffet style establishment. We stood in line for 20 minutes waiting to pre-pay for the meal, then stood another 10 minutes waiting for a table to open up. There is quite a diverse array of foods and the desserts are delicious but the total ambience is one of overweight and obese people ill dressed and crammed into one large cafeteria. There are shoppes to visit next door but we arrived at 6PM and they roll the sidewalks up out there by 7PM. The one good thing about eating later is that we were able to purchase some baked goods to take home at half price. I don't have to go back again.
4. Immergut Hand-Rolled Soft Pretzels
Overall Ratings
5 based on 269 reviews
Reviewed By amishco - Intercourse, PA
Best pretzels by far. have tried the other ones in town and Immergut is the best. also try their lemonade very good. also check out the goats behind the building. great place to sit and watch them and eat your pretzels.
5. Stoltzfus Meats
Overall Ratings
5 based on 172 reviews
Stoltzfus Meats is proud to present its award-winning family of quality meat products and irresistible baked goods directly to you from the Pennsylvania Dutch Village of Intercourse in Lancaster County, PA. Satisfy your cravings with the ultimate taste of Stoltzfus Meats.
Reviewed By Christine C - USA
Stopping at Stoltzfus Meats is always a highlight of my visit to Lancaster County. The variety of meats and foods available is impressive, the quality cannot be surpassed and the prices are reasonable. On the day I leave, I always stop by to stock up...MoreWe appreciate your support of small, local business! We're glad to hear, too, that our customer service has made an impression. That is very important to us, and we're always happy to hear when our customers notice!
6. The New Holland Coffee Company
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By FoodieWriter13 - New Holland, Pennsylvania
3 dots equals average and this is what this place is: your average coffee shop. Well, I prefer tea and my latest visit was the second time I received a really poor London Fog. Snacks are wonderful--homemade muffins and cupcakes--but they are a bit pricey for a small town. I'll still go for coffee, which is probably once or twice a year, but I'll feed my new addiction for London Fogs somewhere else.
7. Achenbach's Pastries Incorporated
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 84 reviews
Reviewed By Kidsaregone65 - Fleetwood, Pennsylvania
The Achenbach long john is one of the best bakery items in the area. My clients often request long johns if I am providing donuts for a meeting! There are several different icings available including chocolate and peanut butter. On Wednesday they often have a "wacky Wednesday" long john which are often cream filled!
I also enjoy the iced rings with raisins!
I've been enjoying Achenbach's pastries for at least 40 years and hope to enjoy them for many years to come!
8. Town Hall Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By Ladycaroler
I have lived within 15 miles of Town Hall for many years. Recently a friend mentioned they had eaten there. Yesterday 9-29-16 my husband and I ate there. It is an old fashioned restaurant with a small counter area. Also had many tables. The food was very good. I had meatloaf,mashed potatoes and cauliflower. My husband had pork loin, mash potatoes and bake beans. The portion was nice. Very reasonable. Our bill was $17. The platters served to others looked good. Down to earth food.
9. Corner Coffee Shop
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 97 reviews
Here at the Corner, we offer a quaint place to sit and enjoy a beverage and pastry as you look out of our large windows, or lounge on our patio during warmer months, and see the passing buggies and street life. Conveniently located in the center of all of the shops and sights of Intercourse, we are a perfect stop along the way. Alongside a wide array of hot, iced, and frozen coffee beverages, we also feature teas, smoothies, and other drink options. We offer light breakfast choices such as bagels, baked oatmeal, and locally made pastries.For lunch, we offer several cold sandwiches, wraps, and salads in our convenient grab and go cooler as well as a daily featured soup. Stop by a visit!
Reviewed By cornatel
Convenient point to begin or finish a walking around at Intercourse. Hot and cold beverage. Snacks and sandwiches. And shopping village just across the road where one can meet some Amish as well as acquire ticket to visit the surroundings as well as Amish farms.
10. Arianna's Bakery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By dvvelazquez - New Holland, Pennsylvania
When I think of a bakery I think of fresh breads, pastries , maybe some homemade sandwiches. I definitely don't think of different flavors of pumpkin roll and beverages but that's what this "bakery" only serves. Don't get me wrong I love pumpkin roll I just expect more offering's from a Bakery.
