Westtown Amish Market PA 19382

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Marcello L.

Great first-time experience! Loved this place—food is delicious, prices are very reasonable, and the atmosphere is warm and welcoming. Friendly Amish people, they were all filled with smiles and warmth. Everything felt clean and well-kept, including the restrooms. Highly recommend stopping by! You definitely get your moneys worth. Their donuts are filled with cream and are a good size, save your trip to Dunkin and go here! ? ☕ ? ?

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KingVegan

Today was the anticipated day for a little bit of adventure, our first stop taking us out to Westtown, Pennsylvania. We had embarked on a quest to discover a farmers' market that was unfamiliar to us, knowing that there are plenty of options to choose from in the state of Pennsylvania. After some diligent research through a Google search, we stumbled upon the Westtown Amish Market. Upon our initial observation, we noticed that the market was situated within a shopping center. It crossed our minds that we hoped it wouldn't be just another mundane grocery store, especially given the abundance of activity that seemed to be taking place within the market. As we arrived at the location, we were taken aback by the bustling sight of the parking lot, filled to the brim with vehicles. It was a Friday afternoon, approximately 1 PM, a time when grocery stores or markets are typically quieter due to the fact that most individuals are still at work. However, the reason behind the market's lively atmosphere became apparent to us as soon as we stepped inside. The ambiance exuded a genuine farmers' market vibe, instantly making us feel right at home amidst the array of sights and sounds captured in the various pictures and videos. This experience felt almost like a retreat from the norm, reminiscent of my frequent visits to the terminal market, which holds a special place in my heart as my favorite indoor farmers market. The Westtown Amish Market managed to tick virtually all the boxes of a traditional Amish farmers market, showcasing an assortment of delectable baked goods, homemade jams and jellies, and even featuring a craft store and furniture store brimming with innovative ideas. The diverse range of food vendors offering fresh meats, deli items, and an exceptional produce section added to the overall charm and allure of this quaint market.

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Mai5en

Food: The food was great, (I had a smoothie and a cake pop) they had spices, meats, oils, veggies, and LOTS of sweets. The smoothie looked great and tasted great, I got the “very berry” flavor. It tasted unique and it had Nutella for style points. The cake pops were good too with a cool design and matching flavor. Service: There were decently long lines for checkout but not terrible. Atmosphere: The entire thing is styled very nicely and almost all products look like something you would see in an Amish market (I’m looking at you, Hershey ice cream stand). Extra: Many people don’t know this but the store is closed on Sundays but open on Saturdays.