Katie's Kitchen

If you’re anywhere near Lancaster County, Kattie’s Kitchen for an authentic Amish breakfast is an absolute must. The entire experience felt genuine from the moment we walked in. The atmosphere is warm, welcoming, and exactly what you hope for when you’re looking for real Amish cooking. The baked French toast is a must-have — rich, perfectly sweet, and baked to perfection. The country sausage gravy was incredible, hearty and full of flavor, exactly how it should be. Every egg came out cooked perfectly, which seems simple but shows how much care they put into the food. What really made the visit stand out was the exceptional service. The staff was friendly, attentive, and made the whole meal feel like you were being welcomed into someone’s home rather than just another restaurant. Great f

First time eating here at this restaurant, and I enjoyed it very much. The staff were very polite and accommodating. The food was wonderful and freshly made. There is a formal seating area with booths and tables along with a bar diner section.

This place is so busy so make sure you have time. They do take call ahead seating but you will still need wait once you get there. The lovely ladies who run the kitchen and serve were wonderful. We started with the rolls and they were served with a peanut butter spread. Food was delicious, there were no complaints at our table. This was a great find for lunch before our show at sight and sound.

As an expert Google Local Guide, I feel I have to share my honest experience. I truly expected much more from this place, but unfortunately I was disappointed. We came here for lunch: the portions were generous, the prices were very good, the staff were kind and attentive, and the food itself was very well-prepared. No complaints at all about what we ate. The problem is the location. A restaurant’s atmosphere adds just as much value as the food — sometimes it even elevates it. Think about eating in the mountains: you expect wooden interiors, warm lighting, the cozy feeling of a cabin, and décor that reflects the local culture. Or imagine dining in a medieval castle: stone walls, heavy wooden beams, rustic furniture, and an atmosphere that matches recipes from the 1400s. Those settings make

The wait was about 35 min at 2-3 pm on a Friday. I didn't mind the wait, but it gets crowded/congested fast! Lillian was our server and she was so very nice and attentive. We are visiting from Texas and needed a good warm meal. We were not dissapointed! The rolls and the peanut butter spread were amazing! My husband ordered the Philly cheese steak and enjoyed it. I ordered the grilled fish, Mac n cheese, and a garden salad. Everything was so fresh and delicious! The staff was so so nice and all with smiles. We also had shofly pie and a pumpkin whoopie pie for dessert. Amazing! Tasted soo good! Highly recommend this place!