You’ll find a diverse set of restaurants in Lancaster city to choose from. There’s international cuisine, fresh farm-to-table dining, coffee shops, ice cream shops, and more. Whether you’re looking for a quick bite to eat or to enjoy a sit-down meal with family, friends, or clients, Downtown Lancaster has no shortage of options!
Before or after enjoying your meal (or coffee), explore Lancaster city:
Discover some of the best places to eat in Lancaster city below…
The dining scene runs deep
The Exchange is Downtown Lancaster’s tallest rooftop bar providing guests with an unforgettable dining experience to share. Featuring a rotating seasonal menu of wood-fired pizzas, shareable small plates and entrees, as well as local beer, wine, and signature cocktails.
at the Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square
Passerine is a seasonal neighborhood restaurant and bottle shop that showcases the regional producers of the Susquehanna River Valley and celebrates their hard work and abundance of fresh ingredients. Dive into the heart of our region with meaningful dishes, a curated selection of wine and spirits, and enriching conversations.
114 N Prince St.
Plough pays homage to Lancaster’s rich heritage while embracing modernity with a modern-American dining experience in the heart of historic Lancaster City. From handcrafted cocktails to an extensive wine list for perfect entrée pairings, Plough brings a new-age taste of Lancaster to your table.
at the Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square
Nestled in the heart of historic downtown Lancaster, the Vintage Candy Shop offers a nostalgic trip down memory lane, with hundreds of novelty and retro candies. Crystal candy {Khohakutou} handmade on-site, along with freeze-dried candy. Also hand-dipped local Kreider Farms ice cream, hand-made iced coffees & lattes with many vegan options.
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Country’s oldest public farmer’s market. Soup, salads, sandwiches, produce, more.
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