How fortunate are we to live in a place where fresh food is literally around the corner! Farm stands, CSAs, specialty stores, farmers’ markets and collectives are helping to make shopping, cooking and dining an adventure. we are also fortunate to have access to the world thanks to ethnic markets and shops that are popping up all over the county.
Central Market
America’s oldest farmers’ market is many things to many people. For some, it’s a shopping destination; for others, it’s a social experience. Tourists are mesmerized by it. No matter the relationship, Lancastrians are proud to call it their own.
Groff’s Meats, Inc.
Last year, Groff’s Meats celebrated its 140th anniversary. Now owned by Nancy, Frank, John and Virginia Groff – the great-grandchildren of founders Joseph and John Groff – the company continues to honors its roots, yet stays abreast of today’s trends.
Community of Oasis at Bird-in-Hand
Local, organic, GMO-free, pasture-fed, free range … if those are words you live by, this collective of earth-friendly and horse-powered farmers is for you.
The Tomato Barn
For tomato connoisseurs, this Washington Boro landmark represents the quintessential taste of summer.
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