YoCo Taste Trail is Back August 19–26

If you've been looking for an excuse to try a new restaurant or revisit an old favorite, start making reservations for restaurants on the YoCo Taste Trail!

YoCo Taste Trail Week returns August 19–26, bringing together more than 20 local restaurants for a week-long celebration of York County's vibrant culinary scene. Fueled by US Foods and presented by Visit York County, this annual event highlights the diverse flavors that make our community such a delicious place to explore.

From Southern comfort food and classic favorites to creative dishes and unique local concepts, participating restaurants will offer special menus at affordable prices throughout the week.

Launched in 2022, Taste Trail Week has quickly become one of York County's most anticipated culinary events. Each year, the community takes advantage of the opportunity to discover new restaurants, support local businesses, and experience the incredible variety of dining options found throughout the county.

Whether you're a dedicated foodie or simply someone who enjoys a great meal, there's something for everyone on this year's Taste Trail.

How It Works

Participating restaurants will feature special Taste Trail Week menus from August 19–26, giving guests the opportunity to sample signature dishes and enjoy specially curated offerings. You can even turn your dining adventure into a chance to win!

Visitors are encouraged to sign up for the free YoCo Taste Trail Pass, which automatically enters participants for a chance to win a $250 gift card to the participating restaurant of their choice.

Why You Should Participate

  • Discover new restaurants throughout York County.

  • Support locally owned businesses.

  • Enjoy special menus and affordable pricing.

  • Explore the county's diverse culinary scene.

  • Enter to win a $250 restaurant gift card.

Whether you plan to visit one restaurant or make it your mission to try as many as possible, Taste Trail Week is the perfect opportunity to experience the flavors that make York County such a special place to live, work, and visit.

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