Best Shopping Malls in West Chester Area

"Spend some time in the kitchen and see what are some truly Pennsylvania Dutch homemade goods. With 42 shops and 2 restaurants, Kitchen Kettle Village has something to fill everyone’s tummies from cookies and pies to salsa and pickles. Be sure to have a whoopie pie and grab a slice of shoofly pie – two Lancaster County favorites!"

"A post shared by Kitchen Kettle Village (@kitchenkettle) on Jan 24, 2018 at 9:37am PST. If you want to taste the goodness which Lancaster offers, then Kitchen Kettle Village is a must-try. From its jams to relishes to homemade baked goods, and great food, let this place surprise you."

"This collection of shops, restaurants and lodging offers something for everyone. You can buy fine arts, handicrafts, and watch jams and jellies being made. While you’re there, treat the kids to ice cream at Lapp Valley Farms Ice Cream."

"Start off your visit on the 22nd (Sun): revel in the low prices at Phildelphia Premium Outlets, then witness the site of a historic battle at Valley Forge National Historical Park, then pause for some photo ops at National Memorial Arch, and finally buy something for everyone on your list at King of Prussia Mall. For more things to do, where to stay, and other tourist information, read our Limerick trip itinerary planner ."

"While enjoying the bucolic landscape of the Lancaster area, visitors can sample French cuisine at Bistro Barberet & Bakery. The restaurant’s owner and operator, Chef Cedric Barberet, has over 25 years of experience cooking classic French food along with a Master’s Degree in Pastry from Patisserie Chereau in France. His background includes working as Executive Pastry Chef at Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Club in Palm Beach, Florida."

"Lancaster’s craft beer scene is worth a tipple Start with Lancaster Brewing Co. — arguably the city’s best-known brewery. Everything from milk stout to pilsner is on tap, and there’s a full menu that includes thin crust pizza, crab cakes, and pierogis, too (indoor and outdoor seating available)."

"Swing by Smashburger to try their scrumptious made-to-order burgers using 100% Certified Angus Beef. Pair it with one of their signature sides like Smashfries tossed with olive oil, rosemary, and garlic and a drool-worthy, handspun Häagen-Dazs milkshake. Now that the hunger is gone, the real challenge is going to be to stave off the carb-induced coma embracing you so you don’t miss your flight."

"1701 W Main St, Ephrata, PA | www.stbonifacebrewing.com CLOSED Sundays. Back in 2010, a couple of friends decided to make a craft brewery in Ephrata, PA, nothing big, just a couple batches here and then and only sell their product on Saturdays. That all changed when their first batch sold out in hours."

"Our absolute favorite local brewery is just outside of Ephrata. They serve light fare, pizza and stromboli to go with their beer. We love the Shire pizza with wild mushrooms!"

"While enjoying the bucolic landscape of the Lancaster area, visitors can sample French cuisine at Bistro Barberet & Bakery. The restaurant’s owner and operator, Chef Cedric Barberet, has over 25 years of experience cooking classic French food along with a Master’s Degree in Pastry from Patisserie Chereau in France. His background includes working as Executive Pastry Chef at Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Club in Palm Beach, Florida."

"Lancaster’s craft beer scene is worth a tipple Start with Lancaster Brewing Co. — arguably the city’s best-known brewery. Everything from milk stout to pilsner is on tap, and there’s a full menu that includes thin crust pizza, crab cakes, and pierogis, too (indoor and outdoor seating available)."

"Bars Breweries Cedar Heights. Conshohocken Brewing Company is all about small-batch brews. Core varieties include the Type A IPA and the User Friendly blonde ale, while seasonal styles come in flavors like the Blood Money blood orange IPA and the Blueberry Berliner Weisse."