Central Market

The Central Market in Lancaster is the most established ranchers' market in the United States. It happens in a 120 year old block building which is stacked with nearby appeal. At the market there is a large group of neighborhood sustenance that doesn't exist anyplace else in the nation.

The most well known nearby sustenance is scrapple which is a breakfast meat contained pork scraps and cornmeal. Different things you may discover are things, for example, headcheese and Pennsylvania Dutch Sausage. Another well known sustenance among local people are the jam like "chowchow" which is salted vegetables marinated in mustard, and the popular "bread-and-margarine pickles." The market runs all year on Tuesdays and Fridays from 6 toward the beginning of the day until 4 toward the evening.