Spence’s Bazaar

Love this place in the spring and summer. Lots of great deals and wonderful things to plant…

I’ve never been to the farmers market but the Amish market has an awesome selection of food! I visit family in Dover often and they always rave about this place. I’m a picky eater but they had so much to choose from: baked goods, candy, ice cream, soft pretzels, pizza, wings, breakfast sandwiches… the list goes on. They have various types of deli meats and cheeses. I love the soft pretzels and the natural peanut butter, it’s delicious! There are places to sit and eat or you can take your food to go. Staff is generally friendly and the prices are great. I would love to try their homemade cinnamon sugar donuts, and the fresh breads and baked goods looked great too! The Amish market is definitely a good option if you want something fresh and tasty and don’t feel like hitting up the drive through. I’ll definitely be back!

So disappointed. After reading some reviews, I was expecting more. The Amish food selection was great but the flea market was lacking. Maybe I’ll try in summer.

I absolutely love all the eats and treats they have here! The only downside is that most of the vendors are all cash. very rarely do I carry cash. But I love their donuts and they have delicious pizza pretzels! They even have chocolate covered bacon. How could I forget about their delicious ice cream! Everything was great and the people there are just so lovely.

We came here on a weekend when it was pretty chilly so there wasn’t much to look at outside. Not many vendors out and what we saw were CDs, DVDs, hats, leggings, incense, perfume, & phone accessories. What really blew my mind was the bakery inside. There was an Amish assortment of every kind of cake, bread, muffin, pie, do it, anything else you can imagine. They had fresh meat of every kind, ice cream, fresh chicken and sides, nuts, fudge, candies, and homemade jelly and jams. This was worth the trip alone!

I love it here. The people are just people. Some rude, some pleasant.
You can certainly fond almost anything here, but I recommended the stuffed cheese steak w/​green peppers. .amazing.
Also, if your early for breakfast, grab a scrapple, egg and cheese. Love it!

I had high hopes. Don’t know why. It was talked up by at least two locals. I agree the Amish farmer’s market is the better of the two parts. That being said, the eating areas are FILTHY. Like, health code violations passed decades ago. Nearing condemnation levels. I know the structure is a barn but I don’t actually want to sit and eat in a place that looks and smells like a barn too. Also, later in the day, like even past noon on a Saturday, the better baked goods are gone (cinnamon sugar don