Full Tour Oldest Market in the USA in Lancaster Pennsylvania - Top Farmers Market in the USA

Please know wherever this life goes, this will be your home. Never [Music] alone. My love, remember, you're always enough. Hold on and never give up. You can see that tan color building with that terracotta top. That's the market. That's what you're looking for today. All right, we just got to Central Market here in Lancaster. I seen this guy yesterday at the Green Dragon. We were there yesterday, but today we're at the oldest market. One thing about this market, even on the outside, they got all kinds of stores. Detail style of living. This looks like a cool place. Nice. All right. Today we're at one of the oldest markets, 300 years old. I'm going to give you a complete tour. We were at Green Dragon yesterday. Today we're at this central market in Lancaster County, downtown Lancaster. It's right back there. It's only open three days a week. Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday. After you got here, you got to Town Square. You just want to turn around and walk back this way to the market. Look at these buildings. This place, a lot of history in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. All right. This is the building right here. 1730 this market's been going into play. It's called Central Market. You'll see all kinds of things. Look at the guy playing the steel drums. You can see they're open 6:00 to 300 p.m. But let's walk in. It is going to be busy in here today. It's got that old market feel for sure. Oh my god. I can't believe this. They got a Shady Maple stand in here. I got a whole video on this place. If you never been there, you got to go. All right, the first thing we got to do, you got to find these stairs because they go up for a scenic view of this market. I love it up here. This is the best overhead shot of the central market. Stunning, isn't it? But what I want to show you here is some of the architecture. Look at this ceiling. These old fans. Can you imagine when they built this years ago? Old wood up here. Beautiful detail. Just another angle. I got to get down there. Let's go see what we can find today. There's the grasshopper. Wicked pickles. You got to get these. Here. There's the Clyde Weaver smoked meat cheese truck. Look at that thing. There's Weaver's delicatess. Let's just continue. Oh man, I seen that place yesterday. Uncle Leroyy's. This is where they got some great fudge. Now, if you've never been to Lancaster, you probably never heard of stole fuss, but this place is famous here. Look at these vegetables they got. Incredible. A lot of this is homegrown in Lancaster County for sure. All right. This is the oldest stand here at the Central Market is Long's horseradish. They've been here over 60 years. It is ground right here on premise and I love it. It's the only horseradish I ever buy. Oh, they expanded into the Bloody Mary mix. All right. I think is cool. Lancaster Central Market, the heart of Lancaster for 300 years. But look at some of these oldtime pictures of what this place used to like. Wouldn't it be great to go back in time and see this? There's the crowded kitchen. But man, look at all over here is all these teas, herbs. There's a Middle Eastern stand. Grape leaves. I think they're stuffed. It's called Si Middle Eastern Foods. Lion's me rishi elderberry. I don't know what this is. This looks like an herbal stand. There's Kamesa. But what's got my attention here has got to be these soft pretzels. There's a popcorn stand. I'm telling you, this market just goes on and on. More vegetables. Look at this place. It's called Tom's or Tom's Bread. All right. This is called Pretzels on the Market. Do you see these pretzels? Oh man. Cinnamon pretzel cups. They look delicious. You got to have a pretzel in Lancaster. Every row has got something different. Let's just walk up here. Fastpace it. There's the Maple Huff Dairy. Man, look at all that milk. They got you covered here. I'm a chocolate milk connoisseur. I had to get this here because it looks so good. It's Maple Hulk Dairy Farm Store. Look at that chocolate milk right here from Lancaster, Pennsylvania. That is delicious. Oh, we got some entertainment here and some magicians. Ola bowls. My wife was here. I know she'd be going there. You got to have a candy store. Look at all this. That looks good. Almond brittle. I don't know how you say this. Don't even ask. But it's Caribbean food. This looks all fresh [Music] ingredients. All right. Is this incredible or what? This is all fresh cut flowers. It's called inspirational blossoms. I'll tell you, if I had smell a vision, this stuff smells incredible. As soon as you walk in this market, you smell this. You got to have a seafood place. And Mr. Bills is known in Lancaster. Look at all this fresh seafood. Tell me those scallops don't look good. There's the juice company and bagels and all kinds of thing. Look at all this juice. Fresh squeezed and everything. I see beet juice back there. This is called Nord. I don't think I've ever seen a Scandinavian food place in any market I've been. I don't even know where it is. I know I'm speaking subscribers language now. Lancaster Distilleries. Make sure you're checking out my wine channel because we make homemade wine. All right, look at this. This is Puerto Rican food over on this side. Rogue Hydroamics. The Kilgore family. I'm guessing all this stuff I It says York County. All natural. Frog is in part of York County, close to where I live. But you can see all this stuff is organic butterhead lettuce. Look at all these canned goods. Jams, vegetables. Oh my god. Where's my sweet tooth, people? Look at this. Whoopy pies, cookies. There's Ziggs Bakery. Look at all this. Oh my god. It looks like they got all kinds of scones. This looks fabulous. I'm getting hungry. Charles Family Farm, man. Look at these fresh fruit cups on ice. All kinds of different variety oranges. Mandarin, miniola oranges. Some of these I've never even heard of. I'll tell you one thing, I love these big doors. But what's got my attention is the decor and the attention to detail inside. Right up there, that's that balcony we were at. All right. Make sure I got all kinds of Lancaster tours. Make sure you're watching them all. But especially if you're not wanting to get to do your own thing, check out my bioour store because I got a lot of different things on there. And yes, there's a salad place here. It's called Groovy Greens. Oh, they got a Cuban stand here. El Kubana Restaurant. This is the oldest market in the United States consecutive years. It's been open since 1730. They used to have handle the market outside before they built this building. I think it was in the 1800s. But let me tell you, it's a fantastic market. I wish I could go back in time and see these old markets how they used to be. Support the market. Believe it or not, this market is privately owned. It's not owned by the city. It's owned by the citizens of Lancaster County. Now, one thing I noticed about this market, you will not see many empty stands. And prepare to stand in line. This is the coffee place. It's early in the morning. Everybody wants to get their morning coffee break in. Oh, they even got Thai food. Hills to see Thai. This is called Josephine. I love their window. Does this scream spring and somber and beautiful little restaurant? Josephine. It's actually a beastro. All right. This is kind of cool. Right here's the one of the entrances to the market. But if you walk right across, they actually got a sports bar right across the street. Check this huge sports bar out. TVs everywhere. It's just getting ready to open up. Oh, it's a bar. That's cool, right? Ah, they got some great outdoor seating in this little bar. All right, that's going to wrap up our day here at Central Market in Lancaster. Again, watch all our Lancaster videos. We got a lot happening here. And this is just over the top, this market. If you're vacationing here, you got to come here. No doubt about it. Central Market. Please know wherever this life [Music] goes, this will be your home. You're never alone. [Music]