Lickity Split Restaurant

Listen, I need to report a crime. But I can't call the police because I’m an accessory to it. ​Lickity Split, New Holland's legendary ice cream and sandwich shop, isn't running a sandwich shop; they are running an international trade cartel. Okay, maybe not international, but certainly inter-county. They have figured out the ultimate cheat code for printing money in Lancaster County: ​Drive 60 miles north to Tamaqua. ​Load a truck with that premium, high-octane Leiby's Ice Cream. ​Bring it back to New Holland. ​Watch locals lose their absolute minds. ​I walked in there thinking I was supporting a local churn. I looked at the menu and realized, "Wait a minute... I know this texture. I know this density. This isn't Dutch Country farm magic; this is Coal Region Gold." ​They aren't just sellin

Quaint little place, faith based, warm and friendly. Food is unique (Dill pickle soup?!?) and good. Nothing fancy but wish stopping in, tho a bit pricey.

Found this place while driving around Lancaster when we were looking for some good light food options. This is a very cute place with great service. We ordered the black bean burrito and the dill pickle soup. The soup was very delicious and unique. Also tried their mini pretzels that came with a cheese dip and a cranberry sauce. The cranberry dip was surprisingly delicious and my husband and I loved it. Would definitely recommend if you are visiting this town.

I’ve been coming to Lickity Split for years, and it’s been amazing to watch this place grow and create such a warm, welcoming community. Every time I’m back in town, it’s a must-stop for me. As a vegetarian, I was stoked to see they’ve added three delicious veggie-friendly options—seriously, so good. It’s rare to find a spot that stays true to its roots while still evolving, and Lickity Split nails it every time. Keep up the great work!

I stumbled upon Lickity Split a few years ago during my annual Amish greenhouse haul between Kirkwood and East Earl for spring-summer decorating plants. My Waze directions for our annual greenhouse haul include a lunch visit to Lickety Spilt. Have you tasted the signature Dill Pickle soup? You must; it's simply delicious. Lickity Split offers an extensive menu of soups, sandwiches, salads, specialty drinks, and desserts. Today's meal was a must-have cup of dill pickle soup and a small orchard salad in an old-fashioned ice cream parlor atmosphere. The ladies, Maria and Alicia, provided excellent accommodations throughout our meal.