Five businesses opened up shop in the county, while one announced their future plans.
Here are the retail changes from March.
Here are the businesses that opened in Lancaster County in March
Taylor Chip will be opening two new locations for its cookie bake shop as it closes its stand at Lancaster Marketplace. The cookie bakery plans to open a retail shop and small bakery at 1573 Manheim Pike by the beginning of April. A new production facility at 23 Center St., Intercourse, began operating in March, with a small retail area to follow shortly.
Deerfoot Vineyards and Wineryopened a wine shop in downtown Lancaster, at 348 N. Queen St. The winery will feature wine and mead from the Berks County vineyard and winery that launched in 2015 on the Brown familyâs farm north of Reading.
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The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, 866-366-3723, uses a risk-based inspection reporting process for restaurants and other food handlers.
Bareville Fire Company, 211 E. Main St., Leola, March 6. Prepackaged chicken soup, shoofly pie and dried beef gravy need label corrections as follows: allergens instead of allergies, milk instead of dairy, and addition of soy on shoofly pie label.
Brady s, 856 W. Main St., New Holland, March 6. Chlorine sanitizer in low temp dishwasher is being dispensed at 200 ppm, which is not approved in the Code of Federal Regulations for food contact sanitizing at this level. Food facility has a reminder statement on the menu for foods that could be served raw or undercooked to the consumer; however, it does not clearly disclose which foods the reminder statement applies to. Newspaper found lining the bottom of the bain-marie, which is not a surface that is cleanable. Chlorine test strips are old and discolored and need replacement.
Taylor Chip will be opening two new locations for its cookie bake shop as it closes its stand at Lancaster Marketplace.
The cookie bakery plans to open a retail shop and small bakery at 1573 Manheim Pike by the beginning of April. A new production facility at 23 Center St., Intercourse, will begin operating this month, with a small retail area to follow shortly.
Owned by Doug and Sara Taylor, Taylor Chip was an original tenant at Lancaster Marketplace, which opened in 2018.
Doug Taylor said the Manheim Pike location was chosen because it is close to the current spot in Lancaster Marketplace, which will stay open until the move. In the 1,400-square-foot spot in Granite Run Square shopping center, Taylor Chip will be replacing Cinnaholic, which is slated to open soon in a new spot at 1831 Oregon Pike, the former home of Plum Street Gourmet.
There were several changes to the restaurant scene in Lancaster County during the month of February.
In total, four new restaurants opened up shop, five announced their future plans for locations in the county, and four closed down permanently.
Here are the restaurants that opened in Lancaster County in February
A new
Dominoâs has opened near Mount Joy in the Donegal Square shopping center. The carryout and delivery pizza restaurant takes a 2,000-square-foot space at 2101A Strickler Road, opposite Hamilton Inn & Suites in the shopping center near routes 283 and 230.
The owners of
El Cubano, who have a Cuban food restaurant in Lancaster Township and a stand in Lancaster Central Market, opened another restaurant in February in downtown Lancaster. The new El Cubano occupies a spot at 60 N. Queen St.