Green Dragon Farmers Market - Ephrata, PA

The Green Dragon is a true farmers market (Fridays only) served by and for many Amish (and other) people. In addition to produce, you'll find baked goods, sausages, pickles, and preserves.

83% Approval Rating (6 votes)

Overall: Worth driving from anyplace

Must Eats

Sausage Sandwich (N/A)

Sticky Buns (N/A)

Written Reviews

Bruce Bilmes and Sue Boyle

"One cannot help but be skeptical when confronting a "real" Amish anything in Pennsylvania Dutch country. This area has more than its share of cheap attempts to cash in on the Amish people who do in fact still live here, and the stream of visitors hungry for some ..." [Read More].

Craig328

November 05, 2003

"Green Dragon Market is the quintessential direct to public Amish food source. Having lived in the area for two years freshness of produce and meats made this the only place to shop. Being direct paying .16 cents/lb. for fresh whole chicken and similar savings for beef ..." [Read More].

WJones

October 28, 2003

"While I am a college professor in Texas/Oklahoma, I have eaten at the Green Dragon many times over the past 25 years. My family used to work one of the stands which gave me multiple opportunities to consume vast quantities of sausage sandwiches, submarine sandwiches, ..." [Read More].

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Map & Directions

955 North State Street, Ephrata, PA
717-738-1117

http://www.greendragonmarket.com/

Hours & Policies

Seasons:	Open Year Round
Meals Served:	Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Operational Hours:	Always Call Ahead!
Credit Cards Accepted:	Yes
Alcohol Served:	No
Outdoor Seating:	Yes
Reservations Accepted:	No
Delivery Available:	No
Takeout Counters:	Yes

"One has tomato sauce, one doesn't, and both are a taste of superb sausage."
Bruce Bilmes and Sue Boyle

"Note that the market is open Fridays only."
Bruce Bilmes and Sue Boyle

"Get your sausage sandwich here. In typical local understatement, they serve SAUSAGE ON ROLL. This is no ordinary sausage on a roll!"
Bruce Bilmes and Sue Boyle

"It may be December, yet the market is nevertheless busy."
Bruce Bilmes and Sue Boyle

"These are the dough squares used in the local dish of the same name."
Bruce Bilmes and Sue Boyle