Nine restaurants opened for business, while two closed their doors.
Seven restaurants announced future plans, including future openings and closings, as well as canceled plans.
Located at 55 N. Main St. (Route 72), Artifice Ales & Mead will occupy part of the former Bickelâs Snack Foods complex being redeveloped into REO Manheim Marketplace. Artifice Ales & Mead photo
Here are the restaurants that opened in Lancaster County in May
Artifice Ales & Mead, a gastropub and brewery, opened in Manheim at the REO Manheim Marketplace. It's managed by Willie Wrede, who is the mead maker and brewer for Meduseld Meadery in downtown Lancaster. The 4,630-square-foot warehouse area was urned into a taproom area for 60 to 70 patrons.
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.
There were a handful of changes to the retail scene in Lancaster County during the month of January.
In total, three new retail outlets opened up shop in the county, while three others announced their future plans for locations in Lancaster.
Here are the retail stores that opened in Lancaster County in January
Bobâs Discount Furniture has opened a Lancaster store at a former Best Buy location on the eastern edge of the city. The Connecticut-based furniture retailer opened January 8 in a 46,000-square-foot space at 1801 Hempstead Road, near Loweâs.
uBreakiFix now occupies a spot in Foxshire Plaza at 1939 Fruitville Pike in Manheim Twp. A national franchise, uBreakiFix offers same-day repair of a wide array of smartphones, tables, computers, gaming systems and other small electronic devices. The franchise owner of the shop is James McNeil.
There were a handful of changes to the retail scene in Lancaster County during the month of January.
In total, three new retail outlets opened up shop in the county, while three others announced their future plans for locations in Lancaster.
Here are the retail stores that opened in Lancaster County in January
Bobâs Discount Furniture has opened a Lancaster store at a former Best Buy location on the eastern edge of the city. The Connecticut-based furniture retailer opened January 8 in a 46,000-square-foot space at 1801 Hempstead Road, near Loweâs.
uBreakiFix now occupies a spot in Foxshire Plaza at 1939 Fruitville Pike in Manheim Twp. A national franchise, uBreakiFix offers same-day repair of a wide array of smartphones, tables, computers, gaming systems and other small electronic devices. The franchise owner of the shop is James McNeil.