Bird-in-Hand Farmers Market

Bird-in-Hand Farmers Market in Bird-In-Hand brings together a broad Lancaster County-style mix under one roof, with fresh produce, meats, breads, candies, coffee, pretzels, gifts, and handmade goods all represented by named vendors. The lineup leans heavily into Pennsylvania Dutch specialties, from shoofly pie and whoopie pies to jams, pickles, quilts, and wooden crafts. It has been family owned and operated for more than 30 years, giving the market a long-running presence in this stretch of Old Philadelphia Pike. If you want a market visit that mixes grocery staples with lunch counters, sweets, and souvenir-style shopping, this one covers all of those lanes in a single stop.

What you'll find there

The strongest thread here is the overlap between pantry shopping and Pennsylvania Dutch prepared foods. You can pick up year-round produce, meats, baked goods, coffee, condiments, and snacks, then drift into crafts, leather goods, quilts, and Lancaster County souvenirs without changing buildings.

• -Pick up spices, extracts, snacks, teas, and more at Aunt Ruthie’s Specialties.
• -Find chocolate, hard candies, licorice, and sugar-free options at Beiler’s Candyland.
• -Browse light-up frames, crafts, souvenirs, and wood frame pictures at Beiler’s Country Corner.
• -Order coffee beans, hot espresso drinks, loose teas, smoothies, and cold drinks from Bird In Hand Coffee Co..
• -Choose PA Dutch baked goods including shoofly pies and whoopie pies at Bird-in-Hand Bakery.
• -Grab hot hand-rolled soft pretzels, pretzel dogs, pretzel pockets, and fresh-squeezed lemonade from Bird-in-Hand Soft Pretzel Company.
• -Shop Amish wooden toys, bird feeders, bird houses, and mailboxes at Country Crafter.
• -Stock up on canned goods at Countryside Canned Goods, where Smith’s My Own Dips appears under a new name.
• -Look for local and handmade products at the Amish family-owned Creative Home Shoppe.
• -Browse a large selection of leather goods at Deerskin Leather Shop.
• -Sit down or take out homemade soups, chili, sandwiches, subs, and hot daily specials from Dinner Bell Luncheonette.
• -Bring home Lancaster County souvenirs, personalized items, crafts, pictures, doilies, and candles from Farmers Market Gift Shop.
• -Follow the scent of sizzling meat to Flamehouse Kitchen.
• -Pick from homemade fudge, chocolate brittles, nuts, dried fruits, and chocolates at Groff’s Home Made Candies.
• -Wear the place on your sleeve with Lancaster County T-shirts and sweatshirts from Jamie Lynn Inc..
• -Add Pennsylvania Dutch jams, jellies, relishes, salsas, and pickles from Kitchen Kettle Village.
• -Compare more PA Dutch staples at Market House Bakery, including bread, shoo-fly pie, cookies, and whoopie pies.
• -Take home specialty breads and sticky buns from Micheal’s Homestyle Breads.
• -Shop homemade quilts, table runners, purses, aprons, dresses, dolls, and ornaments at PA Dutch Gifts.
• -Buy fresh produce year round, plus cut fruit trays and garden salads, from Riehl’s Produce.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, so that is the first detail to factor into your visit plans. The market also notes plenty of free parking with easy access, which matters here because the stop is designed for more than a quick produce pickup; the vendor mix includes lunch food, bakery counters, candy, coffee, gifts, and household goods alongside farm-market staples. The address is 2710 Old Philadelphia Pike in Bird-In-Hand, and the market phone number is (717) 393-9674. Restrooms are not listed among the visitor amenities, and payment methods are not clearly stated in the market details, so plan accordingly.