Lancaster County’s Amish Country is known for small, locally owned shops, roadside stands, and markets centered around Ronks, Bird-in-Hand, Intercourse, and Strasburg. Instead of large retail centers, shopping here focuses on handmade goods, fresh foods, quilts, furniture, and items produced by Amish and Mennonite families.
Many of the area’s most popular shopping destinations, including Kitchen Kettle Village, farmers markets, quilt shops, and country stores, are all within a short 5–15 minute drive of After Eight Bed & Breakfast. Many visitors combine shopping with nearby attractions such as Sight & Sound Theatre, Strasburg Rail Road, and local restaurants throughout Amish Country, making these stops a natural part of exploring Lancaster County.
This page highlights the main places to shop in Amish Country, helping you find local products, gifts, and food stops without having to sort through long or repetitive lists.
A large indoor farmers market in Bird-in-Hand featuring Amish baked goods, fresh meats, produce, and handmade items, popular with visitors exploring the area. It’s a convenient stop for picking up local specialties or having a casual lunch while exploring Amish Country. Located at 2710 Old Philadelphia Pike, Bird-in-Hand, PA 17505
A well-known bakery in Bird-in-Hand offering a variety of breads, baked goods, cookies, and traditional Lancaster County treats, including whoopie pies and fresh-made rolls.
A shopping destination in Intercourse featuring dozens of small shops offering jams, baked goods, quilts, and locally made products, along with food stands and specialty stores.
A roadside market in Ronks offering Amish-made snacks, soft pretzels, baked goods, and a selection of locally crafted items and fabric goods.
An Amish-owned dairy farm in Strasburg producing small-batch ice cream, along with fresh milk and other dairy products, offering a stop for desserts and local farm-made items.
A small Amish-owned shop in Leola offering handmade quilts and fabric crafts, located on a residential property typical of Lancaster County’s rural areas.
