Yoder’s Restaurant And Buffet Is An All-You-Can-Eat Pennsylvania Dutch Food Buffet In Pennsylvania You Never Knew You Needed
Beth Price-Williams
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Sometimes we have a craving for a specific meal or dish. That makes choosing what to make or what restaurant to visit simple. However, what happens on those days when absolutely everything sounds oh-so-appetizing? Well, if you’re craving Pennsylvania Dutch and American classics, you’ve found your answer. You make your way to Yoder’s Restaurant & Buffet, a delicious Pennsylvania Dutch-style smorgasbord found inside a massive Amish country market in the town of New Holland. In addition to the restaurant and supermarket, you’ll also find a flower shop, a gas station, a banquet facility, and plenty of surprises.
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Do you have a favorite all-you-can-eat buffet in Pennsylvania? Tell us about it in the comments! Up for a bit of exploration? Next time you’re ready for adventure, make your way to this underrated state park in the Poconos. And if you’re looking for a relaxing and affordable place to stay the night after a hearty meal at Yoder’s Restaurant & Buffet, you’re only just over two miles away from the Comfort Inn Amish Country.
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Yoder's Restaurant & Buffet is just one of the great places to dine in the Lancaster area. Here are three of our favorites.
- Miller's Smorgasbord is the oldest buffet in Lancaster County, located in the town of Ronks. This rustic 1929 restaurant even has a vintage car parked in the lobby! Much like at Yoder's, you can order from the menu or choose the buffet. If you go with the latter, you'll find a huge selection of entrees and desserts. Some of our favorites include the fried chicken, the top sirloin, and the traditional Amish shoofly pie.
- John J. Jeffries is one of the top spots for high-end dining in the Lancaster city limits. Located inside the Lancaster Arts Hotel, this charming and intimate bistro offers outdoor dining during the warmer season. No matter where you eat your meal, you'll be indulging in an impressive selection of small plates, plus innovative twists on traditional Penn Dutch cuisine like tallow-fried potatoes or house-made meatballs.
- Shady Maple Smorgasbord is the most famous restaurant in Lancaster County, and this sprawling East Earl institution is all buffet, all the time. No menu here - you pay one set price and belly up to the biggest buffet in Pennsylvania, serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner six days a week. The food here is incredibly authentic Penn Dutch, featuring classics like scrapple and fried mush for breakfast, and pork and sauerkraut for dinner alongside popular standards like brisket, fried shrimp, and a made-to-order grill station for steaks and burgers at dinner and pancakes and omelets at breakfast.