One of the area’s oldest cheese houses, Broad Run Cheese combines a long heritage of swiss-craftsmanship with new high-quality boutique wines, all made on site. The result is the perfect marriage of wine and cheese, and a tasting experience you won’t find anywhere else in Ohio’s Amish Country.
One of the oldest bakeries in Amish Country, Kauffman’s Country Bakery features fresh baked breads, donuts and pastries, cookies and pies. Visitors can enjoy self-serve samples, fresh coffee and lunch at the café. A popular stop for souvenirs, Kauffman’s Country Bakery is a must visit during your next trip to Ohio’s Amish Country.
This 55,000-square-foot, climate-controlled, indoor market is a seasonal destination for locals and tourists alike. On average, more than 2,000 cars packed with enthusiastic shoppers pull into the market’s parking lot each weekend to visit approximately 60 vendors who peddle an ever-changing inventory of unique goods and services. Merchants offer everything from handcrafted Amish furniture and quilts to refurbished antique drill bits and gas cans, clothing and jewelry.
There’s plenty of debate over who invented the hot dog, but there’s no question surrounding who reinvented it: Millie Dindot’s. Enjoy gourmet hot dogs, 31 flavors of premium-quality ice cream (from Red Velvet to White Lightening); and Millie’s Confections, featuring the region’s largest selection of nostalgic and bulk candy as well vintage & craft sodas.
Fry Pies are as common as Horse and Buggies, especially in Ohio Amish Country, Holmes County. What is the difference between a good ole' fashioned slice of pie and a fry pie?
The 55,000-square-foot, climate-controlled, indoor market a seasonal destination for locals and tourists alike.
Food and fun highlight the wine experience at Breitenbach Wine Cellars.
