Westtown Amish Market

Westtown Amish Market brings together about 15 merchants in West Chester, with food counters, specialty groceries, flowers, home goods, and pet supplies under one roof. The lineup reads more like a compact indoor market hall than a produce-only stop, with bakery cases, fresh meats, prepared foods, deli options, candy, and grab-and-go meals all represented by named stalls. You can pick up donuts and coffee, order rotisserie chicken or hoagies, shop for herbs and supplements, and add flowers or pantry staples in the same trip.

What you'll find there

The mix here leans heavily toward ready-to-eat food, pantry staples, and specialty counters rather than a long roster of farm stands. Several merchants also cover practical extras—flowers, pet supplies, home goods, and even a landscaping design center—so a visit can stretch beyond lunch or grocery shopping.

• -Pick up fresh donuts, cakes, pies, breads, cookies, whoopie pies, cheesecakes, cream pies, and coffee at Beiler’s Bakery.
• -Browse Brenda’s Flowers for fresh cut flowers, arrangements, plants, herbs, gifts, and related items.
• -Find crab cakes at Capt’n Chucky’s Crab Cake Co..
• -Order fresh cut beef, pork, veal, and lamb from Dutch Family Fresh Meats, including steaks, specialty burgers, ground beef, and homemade sausage in 12 flavors.
• -Shop Emma’s Healthy Choices for organic and gluten-free foods, supplements, vitamins, dried herbs, herbal teas, oils, diffusers, and chemical-free skin care items.
• -Take home homemade salads, soups, quiche, meatloaf, desserts, pickles, and party trays from Fisher’s Salads & Pickle Patch.
• -Sit down at H&L Grill for all-day breakfast plus hot grill items, sandwiches, salads, beverages, and Wojcie’s Hoagies sold through the grill counter.
• -Choose rotisserie chicken, smoked ribs, wings, fried chicken platters, turkey sausages, and fresh poultry cuts from Jarlan’s Poultry & BBQ.
• -Head to King’s Garden for produce-market offerings and a menu that specifically includes several acai bowl varieties.
• -Stock up on dried spices, homemade jams, caramel apples, chocolates, fresh fudge, candies, flours, baking supplies, and gluten-free products at Old Barn Candy & Bulk Foods.
• -Stop by Pretzel & Log House, Stoltzfus Cheese & Deli Shop, Spotts Pet Corner, and Dutch Home for additional market staples and specialty shopping.
• -Consult Mill Stream Landscapes at its design center inside the market for patios, walkways, driveways, retaining walls, and landscaping services.

Know before you go

Some food vendors offer curbside pickup on request, a useful option if you already know which stand you want and what you plan to order. Orders are handled by calling ahead, arranging payment, and setting a pickup time or calling when you arrive; the market notes that menus are not available for the different vendors as part of that process. Dogs are not allowed, and restrooms are not available on site. If you want the broadest selection, plan around the market’s three-day weekly schedule—Thursday through Saturday—since it is open year-round but not every day.