The market had very good food, and I must say, it was interesting. There were small wall hangings costing $10. That was a rather big price for a small thing like that. If things were just a bit cheaper, I would like it a bit more. Other than a few more expensive stuff, it was all pretty good. I had... More

One of the best things in Lancaster, filled with fresh local offerings from pastries, flowers, fruits and vegetables to food and craft vendors, Central Market has something for everyone. If you want to experience Lancaster County head to the market!

Lancaster Central Market is a real market selling the freshest produce, naturally raised meats, breads and pastries, all at reasonable prices. It also features many different ethnic food stands, and of course, Pennsylvania Dutch kitch. The vibe is great there, whether it's 6 AM or closing time. The stand owners are friendly and the atmosphere is so happy, it can't... More

Great food, good crafts, friendly, people historic venue.

Filled with authentic Lancaster County flavor!!!! Meats,vegetables,fruits,cheeses-flowers fresh brewed coffees-homebaked breads and jellies ,take home tasteful gifts and always a friendly and one-of-a-kind experience. Honestly,being a native of the area, it is the best Lancaster county has!!!!!!!!!!!

You can feel the history as you wind your way back into this market. Parking is hard but not impossible and you do have to walk back in a bit over cobbled streets. Great food, friendly people and lots to see. Wide variety of vendors, outdoor entertainment as weather permits and just a great market. If you enjoy fresh foods,... More

My friend and I were here on St. Patrick's Day and had a great experience. Touring the market was such fun with so much to look at - meats, vegetables, cheeses, fruits, baked goods, flowers, candy, spices, ... After deliberation we decided on what we wanted for lunch and took it outside to a park bench to enjoy the beautiful... More

Bring a cooler to load up on fresh local produce to carry home. samples are set up so you can taste each product. Downstairs is shopping as well.

Great architecture, wonderful food and fair prices! The little jewel is hidden behind other buildings, but is a 20 foot walk off King St, and less than a block from the convention center. It's well marked with signs, and Saturday they had free entertainment while you ate your lunch -- a 4 piece band was playing.