A small town grocery store that still does everything to support the schools, community projects…read moreand the community itself. They let the sports teams have fundraisers on their property. Help with rib sales. Donate all the water and area for car washes. I've been a part of 3 service projects at this location. The workers are always so kind and helpful. They run good sales, some products are higher priced (this is priced like a small town grocery store... no super Walmart). There are no frills. The doughnuts are soooo good but they sell out pretty quickly. Overall, it's so hard to find local businesses still in business like this... and they do so much for the community.. it's worth supporting them.

This is the second time the ad has lured me into the store with a misprint on Orange Juice. The…read morepurpose of an ad is to get shoppers into the store to buy other things. Well I worked, I purchased other items not on sale. At check out, I found out that the ad was wrong. The only way I noticed was that I checked my receipt. the manager offered to give me a raincheck for half gallons since I could buy two of them in place of the gallon I purchased. It seems the person ordering saw the gallons on sale and ordered them instead of the half gallons. I am done shopping there.

Oh where do I start.... This Beuhler's is ONE of a kind. It has a green atmosphere, giving…read morethat.......green vibe you might be looking for. Me and my husband decided to head down to this humble location looking for some frozen shrimp and a veggie or two. The employees helped me and my dearest find what we needed. This store can get pretty pricey, but, thankfully the food quality is worth it. I've seen some old, crabby folk, take the prices out on the teens working there. To that I say, take that stick up your ass, and leave. Besides the other customers this place is fantastic! Marcus Speaks Truth.

Im a senior citizen living on low income. I went to Buehler's to look for a few items I couldn't…read morefind in the other stores I went to the register to check out and come to find out Buehlers Company doesn't accept my insurance card for the groceries I can get with it. So shopping at Buehlers was not a pleasant experience ! The other stores in the area except my card so why not theirs?

this is the cutest place! so many little business options to browse! will definitely be returning!read more

This little market truly has a little bit of everything. There's food, of course. Most of it…read morelocally grown or made. A refrigerated section with meats and eggs. More non-perishable items too; the homemade baked goods are most noteworthy. In reality, the food items seem to make up very little of the store. Another almost half of the space is occupied by a mini antique shop within the marketplace. (I especially liked seeing an old school-desk made of solid wood and featuring a specific metal holder where an inkwell would sit.) Plenty of handmade and local gifty items are spread throughout. Those hand (really it's laser) etched tiles seem to be all the rage these days. Nothing here really fit my fancy (other than that desk) but it was by no means a place not worth visiting. It has all the charm of a small town with the modern touch and presentation of a chain store. Worth dropping in, though I add it hesitantly to my collection of area antique stores.

This is a place that I never would have known about if it weren't for the coupon book from the…read moreDutch Host Inn package. I'm glad they were included because this place is a gem! There is parking right in front of the building, but not a huge amount of spaces so I imagine in the height of tourist season it might be tough to find a spot. They have a lot of local products and basically everything you could want for baking and cooking needs. There is a whole wall with a variety of spices and spice blends. I came home with the dill pickle one because someone said it tastes like the grinch seasoning that McDonalds had for their fries this past winter and my kids agree that it does. They have maple products, bulk candy, tons of jams and jellies, produce, a deli area and the back room is lined with refrigerated shelves/displays chock full of goodies like cheese, various dips (some sweet, some savory) and there are many options for samples. Staff is extremely friendly and helpful. They asked if we had any questions and were eager to help when we had a question on if they carried something. Prices were also very reasonable. If you are touring the area, definitely make a stop here. Absolutely worth it!

This is a great little shop, it's has everything you need for your cooking and baking needs. They…read morealso have produce, a deli, baked goods, ice cream and their wall of spices. If you need it they have it. We have been coming down for years. The store has increased in size since we first started to visit. The store is always very clean and well organized. There is plenty of help in case you need to find something special or have a cooking question. It is always a must stop when we go to Amish country.

Visited Red Tomato Market with my mom recently. She said they made good sandwiches. So we stopped…read morein to try one. On this occasion, I requested an Italian sandwich. She requested the turkey sandwich. It was made while we waited and we were asked what toppings to add. Since it was an Italian, I added all the regular Italian fixins including hot banana peppers. The sandwich was delicious and filling. I'd definitely request it again if I'm in the area.

Great place to buy your groceries. Fresh vegetables and great meat. Unusual cookies, wonderful…read morecheeses and cold cuts. They also make and serve Mediterranean food for takeout. Halal only meat and wonderful nuts and middle eastern breads and pastries. I go there all the time and love the place even though I'm Mexican-American. Love their Bulgarian Feta Cheese.

I stopped in because they had a sign that said "Coffee All Day" and I was dying for a cup. The…read moresetup is basic; just regular coffee with your choice of a few creams and regular sugar to $1.99 for a small cup. No frills, just straight up coffee. But next to the coffee was the donut case, and I did not expect to get seduced so easily, but alas I fell hard. For a mere $2.49 had an amazing maple cream stick. Not too sugary sweet. The inside was filled with almost like a rich whipped cream versus a buttercream. The shell was lightly fried, not greasy. And the maple topping was smooth, not gritty, and evenly applied across the donut so I got some with every bite. I'm going to think about this donut for a long time. I also snagged a box of fritters for the rest of the crew, but I sat silently on their porch swing and ate that donut and drank my basic coffee in blissful silence. It was the perfect way to start my day. They also offer an abundance of groceries and supplies for campers since the campground is nearby. It appears there is a little restaurant that's adjacent and a walk-up window for morning donut and coffee runs that closes at 10:30am. A very nice surprise to stumble upon this place during our camping trip. Definitely worth stopping in!

I really enjoy this market. I try to visit them to shop once a week. Bread and pastries are…read moreterrific. Really nice place. Just have to put up with the campers during camping season.

We stopped in after a tour of Ashland U., & it had been over 10 years since our last visit. We're…read moreso glad we came back! The renovations are phenomenal, and we loved the indoor/outdoor dining and play area. Our active 2-year-old didn't want to leave the mini play barn, which gave the adults time to enjoy the delicious food and treats. Every employee was welcoming & friendly- the entire experience was Gouda-Fun . We'll definitely be back & often! Dick and Vera would be proud to see all the WONDERFUL additions to their barn!

Love this place. Kinda better before COVID cuz the samples were easier to get. You just grabbed a…read moresample from the cups. Germ central. I get it. Now you have to ask. But the workers are nice about it. So it's fine. First floor you can order food and then eat it outside or in the patio area. Hot dogs are good. You can also get ice cream and sides like onion rings. All prices are pretty average for a cafe. The other part of the first floor are savory snacks and soups, jerky, dips, pretzels, popcorn, crackers, jelly's, teas and such. You can try it all. Prices are about mediocre. Not cheap but not outrageous. Upstairs are all the cheeses, dressing, sausages, jarred condiments. Again you can get a taste of most anything. Cheeses are from all over the world and all types spicy, sharp, dill, bacon, champagne, almost anything you can think of. Prices are more expensive than Giant Eagle, Trader Joe's, Aldi's and most stores. But the combination of cheese flavors are pretty unique. Something you can't just get at those other stores. And think of it as a treat. You're not going to buy that cheese every week. So a treat is nice. Overall it is a fun experience for the whole family. We didn't go to the chocolate Sweeties side. But I am sure that is amazing too. You can eat at the cafe, buy some snacks, treats and cheese. It's fun and you don't do this every day. At least that's how I look at it. $50 dollars later. LOL! I did buy some treats as gifts too. So that is another option to consider.

We are always delighted with the quality of food from Seven Grains. Prices are incredibly…read morereasonable which is even better! Thank you for delivering great products and wonderful customer service! The store is on the smaller side but truly delivers all that we need!

They had me at "buy one get one free gluten free pies." They are going to keep me because of a…read moregreat selection of gluten free options. On a delivery, I drove by the Seven Grains sign on SR261 near Tallmadge Circle. I went off the clock immediately after the drop-off and scooted back. For me, gluten free is not a choice--- I have celiac disease. I spend most of my life politely declining dessert rather than explain. We get sick of hearing "it's only a little bit of gluten!" "I made it! Try it it's good!" If I could eat cake and bread without suffering, I gladly would. It's not personal: it's an autoimmune disease. Places like Seven Grains make life a happier ride. For me, the 5th star hinges on grab and go options.