Linvilla Orchards

Linvilla Orchards

It's long overdo that I post about Linvilla. We've gotton our Christmas tree here for the past couple years. They also have the apple orchard and pumpkin patch in the fall. And of course hay rides. Check out their website for "Pick Your Own Crops".

I know, by now you're saying, "Daotherfoodcritic, this is a blog about where we should eat, not about pumpkins and trees".  I say, pumpkins and apples are food. And oh, by the way, there's a farm market there with a bakery, fruits and vegetables, and other good stuff. I just ate some "pepperoni pull-apart bread". Kind of a cross between a pizza and monkey bread.

A quote from their website: "Buy Fresh, Buy Local, Be Green, Pick Your Own! Most fruit in the United States is grown in California and travels 3000 miles by truck to the Philadelphia area. Support local agriculture and reduce fuel consumption while making lifelong memories by picking your own fruit at Linvilla Orchards."

Reading Terminal Market

It has any type of food you're looking for. Quick and fair priced, you can't beat that. Some places are better than other, but most are pretty good.

Haven't been there in a while, but been there many times. If you have to ask where it is, I won't talk to you anymore (so that's incentive for those of you who don't want me to talk to you anymore).

Lancaster Farmer's Market

I've never been here. My wife has. Ask her.

Booth's Corner

Holy shit. Food, knives, socks, they have it here. You buy meat & producs from local farmers. You eat anything you can think of. Then you buy stuff. It's huge, it's ridiculous. The food looks great and fairly priced. My wife likes coming here. I might come back.

We ate a sausage sandwich with peppers and onions, it reminded me of a street vendor in Germany. Good stuff. Many other food options, similar to Reading Terminal Market. But the interesting part is the "other stuff", you need to go here to see for yourself, I can't put it into words.

It's Amish meets Nascar. You do the math.