Very nice place with a great variety of shops. We had delicious pretzels, and some very fresh cookies. All the shopkeepers were very friendly and inviting. There were also lots of nice benches I sat on with my dogs while my wife and daughter shopped. We plan on going back as we didn’t make it through all the shops !

Not being an avid shopper I didn’t think I would really enjoy Kitchen Kettle Village but I found I really enjoyed my time there. I had a good lunch then enjoyed touring the stores — most of them had something different than usual. It was very relaxed and I got the best ice cream I’ve ever had in my life. I would like to go back sometime when I have more time

Great place to shop and eat, and just relax. Get there before the buses it does get crowded . It’s closed on Sundays so plan your trip. Also walking distance to all Amish shops in the area, sample the soft pretzel, homemade ice cream, kettle popcorn, or take a buggy ride around the area, all offered in the village.

Kitchen Kettle village is a must when we visit this area of Pennsylvania. The village is very quaint and contains a variety of stores. It is very clean. We found all the store keepers to be very nice and helpful. There were many unique items in the stores. There were ample opportunities to purchase food if one was hungry. There were many seats throughout the village, if you need to sit down. A highlight store was The Kitchen Kettle Store where one could purchase not only baked goods, but traditional Amish jarred delicacies. If you were unsure of the taste of a product, a sample was readily given. After you made your purchase, you were given a cart to bring it back to your car. After spending the day shopping, it was so nice to stop and enjoy a glass of wine at the village winery. This is a very nice way to spend a day on your vacation.

We enjoyed walking around and browsing in the shops. The views are really beautiful, outside. The coffee shop has divine coffee, with yummy flavors. I had the praline. A nice place to get some gifts, and they even have a cute Christmas shop and pet store.

I have visited Kitchen Kettle many times over the years & it is always worth the 45 minute trip from my home. The variety of shops offer something for everyone. My favorite activity is sampling all the jams, jellies & other goodies in the jam & relish kitchen. There are plenty of benches for seating if you are tired + musicians are usually around to entertain you while relaxing.

Definitely worth a visit, didn’t find the prices to be the best. Lots of different types of stores. Loved the hat store and regret not getting one that I liked. Some food options including snacks like pretzels, kettle chips, and ice cream. Probably wouldn’t stop there again, but glad we went.

This was our 2nd stay at Kitchen Kettle Village, and both stays were wonderful. Even our two teenage kids enjoy visiting. The rooms are clean and comfortable. The view of the surrounding countryside is beautiful. The staff is very friendly. The stores are great and walking through the Village is a delight, especially with a beverage from the Roasted Rooster. Note that the Village shuts down at 5:00, so if you are staying overnight you’ll have to drive elsewhere for dinner, but this is easy enough to do. I recommend Smokehouse BBQ just 5 minutes down Olde Philadelphia Pike in Bird-in-Hand. Be sure to also check out Immergut Pretzels and Stoltzfus Market, which are not technically part of the Village but right next to (Immergut) and across the street (Stoltzfus) from it. If you are staying in a room or cottage that has an oven, you can buy pre-made dinner items from Stoltzfus and heat them in your room. The pizzas are a favorite of ours. We love KKV and will definitely return soon!

Among my favorite place to go when in lancaster,pa. Love jam and jellies, lots of foods and samples to taste before making a purchase. Pottery, jewelry, clothing, and lots of food choices. A Christmas Shoppe that has a large inventory as well. Plus plenty of parking but it does get very busy so plan ahead.