Food

A Lancaster restaurant was ranked as one of the best Peruvian restaurants in the United States in a new Yelp listing. 

Kacey Simon wiped sweat from his brow as he worked over a massive smoker he’d set up in June outside Britain Hill Venue and Vineyard. From his hilltop vantage point there in Little Britain Township, the owner of K.W.’s Pit Beef could see Maryland. Lancaster County shares a border with a stat…

When kids learn to read, they typically choose storybooks filled with large, colorful illustrations. But Heidi Craig, the youngest of five siblings, took to another form of literature in her Quarryville home.

It's corn season and that means many are shucking and cutting kernels to make chicken corn soup. 

In the heat of summer, we understand the natural tendency to seek out cooler, more refreshing foods. As dietitians, we often hear, “I had a fruit smoothie, that’s healthy, right?” Whether a fruit smoothie is beneficial depends on the combination of ingredients. We’re here to share tips on ho…

While she may be known for her soft pretzels, Auntie Anne has a few other Pennsylvania Dutch recipes up her sleeve. “Auntie” Anne Beiler, founder of Auntie Anne’s Pretzels and a Leola native, released her first cookbook “Come to the Table” in April 2023. The book features a collection of Ami…

 Ah, summer. Lazy days by the pool. Evening strolls through the neighborhood while the fireflies blink.

Tickets are now on sale for the Lititz Craft Beer Fest, being held from 3-6 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 21, 2024, at Tait, 401 W. Lincoln Ave., Lititz.

It’s time for corn. 

Two well-known Lancaster County eateries have been voted No. 1 and No. 3 among the top 10 buffet restaurants in the United States by the readers of USA Today's 10Best — a food, travel and lifestyle site.

Tickets go on sale Monday, July 1, for the 23rd annual Lititz Chocolate Walk — a fall event during which ticket-holders stroll and sample chocolate treats created by more than 25 local chefs, bakers and other makers.

Gretchen Maser, known to many as Christina Maser, didn’t set out to create Christina Maser Co. — a successful small-batch food and home goods business. She just wanted to make something her son, Neil, who at a young age suffered from extreme food allergies, could eat and enjoy. This was in t…