Food

Lancaster city's Horse Inn recently won a national award for having the "best bar program of the year."

Chef, author and host of "Good Eats" Alton Brown will make a stop in Lancaster this Thursday as part of a tour of his new show, "Alton Brown Live: Beyond the Eats."

Monday afternoon, 11 Texas Roadhouse employees from south-central Pennsylvania were judged on their meat-cutting skills with a chance to make it to a national championship, where the winner will come home with $20,000. 

The story you are reading was not according to plan. It’s mid-October after all, and the winter squash and sweet potatoes have been raising their hands, asking for their turn to inspire and dazzle. With temperatures in the 70s over the past few weeks, however, it has felt more summery than a…

Chicken corn soup is one of those rare foods that seem absolutely perfect both in the dog days of summer and the dead of winter.

National Nacho Day is approaching on Nov. 6 and LancasterOnline wants to hear from you about your favorite place to grab nachos in Lancaster County. 

This weekend you can enjoy homemade apple dumplings and be a part of a fundraiser to help the Ephrata Cloister raise money to buy artifacts for its collection.

Last month, visitpa.com, the tourism arm of the Pennsylvania Department of Community & Economic Development, rolled out its latest batch of “culinary trails,” which include curated itineraries organized by county. We were surprised that not one orchard in Lancaster County made the cut fo…

What’s better than a cup of joe on a lovely fall day?

In the second part of this two-part series celebrating fall in Lancaster, we go on a liquid diet and encourage you to tag along. With the cooler temperatures and shorter days, fall presents an opportunity to sip at a more leisurely pace, from broth to beer. We’re less likely to be thirsty fo…

Can you smell it? There’s a distinct perfume in the air that tells you that summer has signed off. You know the one — a mix of caramel, toast and spice, with a smoldering campfire thrown in for good measure. The humidity wanes, the leaves crackle underfoot, the sun radiates more marigold ton…

This summer, Vintage Candy Shop opened in Lancaster city’s Cabbage Hill neighborhood, adding to the area’s options for where to find retro and nostalgic candies. Here are a few old-school candies that may conjure up memories of past visits to sweet shops.