Have been here several times when visiting family in Hutchinson, and it NEVER disappoints! Had a fantastic breakfast recently-the cinnamon roll was gigantic and very tasty! Service was excellent and the atmosphere was comfortable and cozy. Highly recommend. read more

Carriage Crossing Restaurant and Bakery - Gigantic cinnamon roll! - Bakeries Near Me - Yoder, Kansas

My family had a great experience at Carriage Crossing! The food was good, most of it tasted like old fashioned home cooked meals. The waiters were attentive and served our large group well. The gift shop was fun to walk through while we waited to be seated. read more

Good quality food, great to have homemade food. Nice relaxed atmosphere, waiter was polite, and fast service, drink refills a little slower than normal. Acceptable price and good size portions. read more

We were in Kansas visiting family and we alway spend some time in Yoder. It's a Amish enclave and they have a restaurant. Their food is pretty basic but I must say it tasted pretty good. I had the fried chicken dinner my bride had the turkey cobb, that also looked pretty good and my SIL had the hot roast beef sandwich and that looked pretty good as well. It's good wholesome food so if you're near Hutchison Ks. Give them a look. Come early, because the place fills up pretty quick. read more

Love this cute country restaurant. A trip here for a good solid home cooked meal, is always a must when passing thro Yoder! Don't forget to bring some spending money for their one of a kind store too! All sorts of stuff for everyone! read more

I would give this restaurant a very strong four! We just happened to stop in here as we were driving away from the Kansas State fair to get a bit of lunch. The service was friendly, it was efficient, and the food is really good! Especially standing out for me, because I have a huge sweet tooth, was the huge cinnamon roll that was made fresh! I guess my only downside would be that the spices in the food could be a little bit more, it was a bit bland... However, overall, I highly recommend this place to eat and it was very very good! read more

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Classic midwest comfort food. Family style dinners are great for a crowd. Plus leave room for pie.

The Carriage Crossing is a great place for family style dining! They even have a $14.95 per person Family Style / all you can eat choice... great value for full service dining. Service is good, prices are reasonable for what you get. We love the Chicken Fried Steak... all dinners come with two sides... substituting for a side salad +$2. For desert, Homemade pies and cinnamon roles are excellent. If you're nearby, it's a must try... plus take time to visit their gift shop! read more

No trip to Wichita, Kansas is complete for us without a stop in Yoder at the Carriage Crossing. Set in this small Amish community, the restaurant is clean and neat, with a very folksy, down home feel. The attached gift shop is reminiscent of a smaller version Cracker Barrel gift shop. The 10 of us, with no reservation (not sure if they even accept them), were seated after a very short wait. Drink and appetizer orders were taken almost as soon as we sat down. The fried okra appetizer is a huge bowl full and reminded me of the okra my mom made when I was a kid in NC. It comes with ranch on the side. Know in advance because this restaurant is in an Amish community, if you're expecting beer or other spirit drinks before or with dinner you might be disappointed; they don't serve either. The food and desserts more than make up for any minor inconvenience the lack of spirits might cause. For the most part all the food, desserts and pastries are homemade. We decided to order family style, which means the menu and price were fixed....fried chicken and roast beef with all the expected sides, including homemade bread with cinnamon butter, REAL mashed potatoes, two kinds of gravy, along with green beans and corn. Pretty sure the beans and corn were out of a can, but everything else was scratch made and absolutely delicious. Everything was served as a family size bowl or platter and seconds are available, but you won't need them. It's enough food for a small army. The chicken was well battered, moist on the inside, but still light and crispy. The roast beef was sliced to just the right thickness, juicy and slathered in rich brown gravy. The potatoes were just how I love them...smashed with peels on and so creamy. Toward the end of the meal, you're provided a pie card with the list of all the homemade pies they have available for dessert, which is included in the price of the meal. Our table had the cherry, peach with pecans, chocolate cream, coconut cream, peanut butter, and coconut meringue. There wasn't a crumb left on anyone's plate. We left well stuffed and fully satisfied. There is just nowhere else, outside your mom or grandma's kitchen, where you could get a meal like this for this price. I forgot to mention they even account for the appetites of your small ones...charging $1 per year of age. The only down side to the experience is they won't allow you to take the leftovers home. Even without ordering seconds, we had leftovers. When we asked, our waiter Brock said they aren't allowed to package leftovers in the family style meals and the excess food would be thrown out. Hopefully, as a farm community they turn this waste into food for the pigs or something; otherwise, it's just a shameful waste. Last but certainly not least, they have pies and cinnamon buns for sale as you check out, along with their homemade cinnamon butter. You can't leave Yoder without mentioning their famous, or is it infamous, cinnamon buns. They are literally the size of your head, covered in rich icing and so delicious. You will be missing a true treat and experience if you don't try them. Most won't be able to have them after such a big meal, so take one home. They are the bomb warmed up the next morning for breakfast with your hot coffee, tea or big glass of iced cold milk. If you time it right and are lucky enough to stop here in August during their Heritage Days celebration, you will also get a little peek inside Amish life We missed it this year, but the state fair was going in just down the road in Hutchison. But really you don't need anything extra. The Carriage Crossing experience stands out all on its own!! read more

What could be more authentic midwest cooking than stopping in a town called Yoder at a restaurant called Carriage Crossing and enjoy lunch prepared and served by Mennonites? Since the parking lot was full of cars at lunch time, I assumed this was a place for some great food. I was wrong. While the food was abundant, it was bland. From my photo, you may observe two bowls of gravy at the upper left. One is beef and the other is chicken. I'm guessing the gravy originated from somewhere like this: https://www.webstaurantstore.com/38117/canned-gravy.html The roast beef was so overcooked it was dry and tasteless. I had relatives that came from the midwest (Nebraska I think). Their trademark cuisine was overcooked roast beef. Maybe that just regional cuisine. Canned vegetables? Okay, but not for me. It's probably a sign of opulence and elitism that I refuse to eat canned vegetables. It's an amazing country we life in to expect freshly prepared string beans, corn, broccoli and the lot. Maybe there is something sinful about trucking fresh produce around the country to keep people like me happy. Maybe it's a Mennonite thing. (Their favored transportation is a single horse carriage with electric lights.) Our meal came with a choice of pie. Sofie choose lemon meringue. She didn't like it and didn't eat it. "Your's is better.", she said. I tasted her pie. No lemon zest and not fresh lemon juice. Yep. Mine is better. I had pecan pie. Too sweet and not a lot of flavor. If you are okay with eating food from cans, this is the place for you. If this is authentic midwest cooking, then a reformation is desperately needed. read more

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The service was exceptional and the food was good. This place is right down the road from the Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center so expect to sit near multiple tables of cops if you visit. The gift store was really nice as well. read more

Way overrated local eatery! Sorry! 5 star service, 3 star food, average to POOR homemade pies. We cook at home and food was far from home cooked goodness for $15. each family meal. We tried strawberry-rubarb, pecan, snicker cream cheese and coconut pies...all looked outstanding but none were that great. Pepsi products. Clean restrooms and neat country store. read more

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Sign on the door warning you about chemicals in the water. Service was friendly and so was the waiter, but the food was less than impressive. Table of 4 with 3 different dishes. 2 of us ordered chicken fried chicken with a side of mashed potatoes and corn. No flavor but okay with some salt and pepper. Chicken noodle soup was filled to the brim with thick noodles with absolutely no flavor or sight of chicken, veggies nothing. Just tasted like someone boiled bouillon, water and noodles. 3rd dish was the veggie soup and even though filled with different vegetables and beef, still no flavor and the beef was tough. read more

Another great visit to Carriage Crossing. Really enjoy the food here. Entrees are a good size, prices are excellent for all that you get, service is always attentive and friendly. Will continue to frequent this restaurant. Need to checkout the gift shop, too. read more

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Oh my goodness gracious so good! Loved my chicken fried steak, could cut it with a fork, with Garvey and mash. Hubby got a juicy steak cooked perfect with all the fix'ens ! This a a definite returnable place we will come to on our travels this way. Oh and don't forget the great pies! We had the peanut butter pie and the pies were selling out as fast as we ordered it. Food came out fast a hot! Waitress never let our drinks run dry! If I could give more then 5 stars I would! read more

I've been here three times and all have been great experiences. Don't freak out if there is a wait - by the time you look aground the gift shop, your table will be ready. Wait staff are very good. Corn nuggets and fried mushrooms are delicious. Everything on the menu is like home cooking. The portions are large- try to save room for their pies or humongous cinnamon rolls. read more

Carriage Crossing Restaurant and Bakery - Corn nuggets - Bakeries Near Me - Yoder, Kansas

We were heading to Hutchinson, Kansas and made plans to stop at Carriage Crossing Restaurant and Bakery for dinner. I looked at the recent reviews, with some negative, but decided to return for the first time in decades. Everyone has an opinion, but we were happy we stopped. The service was top notch (Thank you Taylor B) and food was delicious. I had the vegetable beef soup and my wife had the chicken fried steak dinner. We split a piece of Dutch apple pie, and if too was perfect. As for the famous cinnamon rolls, we got some to go for enjoying later. If you are in the area of traveling through, stop by and give it a try. We will certainly be back. read more

Came here for dinner after a day trip here with the in laws (we are visiting from california). Large crowd on a Friday evening and waiting area around the "gift shop"' was packed. Food was mediocre, as I just had a grilled chicken salad. Portion was smaller than I expected. Apple pie taste fine. Nothing to write home about. read more

Great food (HUGE cinnamon rolls), great service. Breakfast, lunch or dinner! If ya leave here hungry, it's sure not their fault! read more

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Delicious! Would recommend if you are in the area this stop is a must. Service was excellent, good variety of food, fast and hot. They also have a little gift shop that has some great items. Restaurant is clean and tidy. We had the country fried steak but we ate them too fast to get a pic! read more

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I wouldn't feed my dog this food. Aside from BLAND - everything is canned or pre made. AND I'm certain my turkey wasn't cooked all the way. Mashed potatoes tasted like boxed. Gravy had no taste. Salad was mass produced iceberg mix - no taste. I was sick the rest of the day. AND - They have no clue how to check people out - use your BRAIN- bad process. Would NOT recommend. read more

I recently ate here this past weekend, food was pretty good but did take awhile to get our food & seemed unusually loud in the restaurant employees were very nice, overall i would recommend this place. I have been here multiple times & have always liked the food especially the enormous cinnamon rolls! read more

Delicious food with friendly service. Never can decide what to eat because there are so many good things.

Truth be told I was a bit of a skeptic coming into Carriage Crossing this evening for dinner. I'd had pies from them in the past and knew they would be great but I'd never been to the restaurant. I usually find these kind of places to be hit or miss but this is definitely a hit! The service is great, and literally everything I ate was wonderful. The icing on the cake is that it's all SUPER affordable. I think the sausage plate (made from local meat sold at the butcher across the street) I split with my husband was maybe ten dollars? The pies are al homemade and delicious. We even picked up some giant cinnamon rolls for breakfast tomorrow. If you are around Yoder and like traditional American country dining this place is a must. Definitely reminds you of Grandmas cooking. read more

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Fantastic customer service and amazing food! They were fast and the food tasted wonderful! And the pies are to die for! They have a super cute little gift shop on your way out also. Very nice good quality items. Had to spend a little bit there too! I wish they were closer to California! I was there almost every day while I was visiting family in town! Totally worth it! read more

Hubby and I went out to Yoder, KS yesterday to get some meat from Yoder Meats and decided that we would like to try eating lunch at the Carriage Crossing. We reviewed their menu online before going so that we would have an idea if the choices available. I decided on their Vegetable Beef Soup and Hubby got their Chicken Fried Steak. You get to chose 2 Sides with their Dinners -- so he chose Mashed Potatoes and Gravy and Green Beans. I chose the Soup with every intention of ordering a piece of their Homemade Lemon Meringue Pie ( I have not had a piece in about 25 YEARS!)!! The Restaurant was quite busy and it took about 5 minutes ti be seated. Once seated, our Server came immediately and we ordered Iced Teas. She brought our drinks and a small Loaf of their Homemade Bread with a small container of Whipped Cinnamon and Sugar Butter. I wasn't the biggest fan of their Butter. I should have asked for a substitute, but didn't. My Hubby who rarely finishes his food -- ate every single bite!! He even commented about how well the batter adhered to his Steak and how crispy and tender it was. I enjoyed my Soup but after a few bites decided to add some Salt and Pepper to it. It had chunks of unpeeled Potatoes, Carrots, Onion, and a medley of Corn, Peas and Green Beans. Some Beef chunks too! I did see a nice little Dinner Salad get served at the next table and that's something that I would normally choose. At the end of our meal, our Server returned asking if we had room for a piece of Pie or a Cinnamon Roll. I ordered the Lemon Meringue and after 3 or 4 bites asked for a 'Take Home' box. Hubby picked up some Caramel Cinnamon Rolls. Which we tried this morning for Breakfast and actually weren't as good as they looked. They were kind of stale and dry. We peeked into their Gift Shop and they have some lovely handmade Quilts! They have a variety of food items for sale too!! We will definitely be returning!! read more

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Vegetables were out of this world; chicken was very moist & tender, but not much flavor. Came with a large roll w/cinnamon butter-delicious. But the real reason most go to Carriage Crossing is the pie...chocolate peanut butter cannot be best. Huge slices, so delicious!! read more

Carriage Crossing Restaurant and Bakery - Marinated Grilled Chicken w/green beans & glazed carrots - Bakeries Near Me - Yoder, Kansas

Had a very tasty, filling breakfast. My friend had the bacon with biscuits and gravy and loved them. My husband and I split the Western omelet and a cinnamon roll. Both were tasty and we couldn't eat them all. Great service as well! read more

The food was excellent and all made from scratch. This is a Amish restaurant and the food and desserts were phenomenal. Peanut butter pie, strawberry rhubarb, chocolate cream and lemon ice box were our favorites. The chicken noodle soup was amazing and the noodles were actually hand rolled.4 of us got the all you can eat served family style. Fried chicken, Salisbury steak and all the sides. 2 of got sandwiches, turkey club and country fried steak. Everything was fantastic.If your in the area do yourself a favor and eat here. read more

The food was amazing-good, old home cooking. Service was superb. Already planning to go back.

I was really disappointed with this meal we got. I ordered chicken fried steak mashed potatoes, and my wife got the fried chicken. The chicken fried steak tasted like it came right from the store freezer pre-made. I think I had better chicken and chicken fried steak from quick store. I was looking forward to home cooked old fashioned food and got disappointed with this. read more

Carriage Crossing Restaurant and Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Yoder, Kansas

They have amazing home cooked meals here. i would recommend this place for a small dinner with your family, but if you are having a large family gathering, i wouldn't recommend going here. The staff can be rude and the management is not polite. They treat their workers and customers like garbage. read more

Use to be worth stopping but things change over the years! Last couple of times I have stopped in Yoder for lunch or dinner the food has went down hill.I don't know if it's changed hands as to owners but the food isn't as good as it use to be! Deserts are ok at best read more

What a joke. This place is so commercialized. It is no longer the Amish experience it is advertised to be. Bread was good, I think they still bake it. Salad was your normal dinner salad. Croutons were good. Asked if they had Bleu Cheese dressing, which they do, but they don't make it. It is Kraft. Downhill from there. I had the Roast Beef dinner with Baked Beans and Green Beans. The beef was overcooked, dry and tasteless. The green beans were canned, but not too bad. The baked beans were actually good. My sister had the Sausage dinner. The sausages had been cooking forever, and we're shriveled up and very dry. We both complained and our server brought her new sausage. World of difference to have fresh cooked sausage. She brought me a bowl of beef, which wasn't as dry, but was still so bad I couldn't eat it. My Mom had the Trout, and it was pretty good. Her mashed potatoes and gravy seemed very pasty. We won't be back unless it is for Strawberry Pie. But I hear that isn't as good as it used to be. read more

You may never get to Yoder, Kansas, and if you don't, my what a shame. This is an Amish restaurant that has exceptional food, exceptional service, and wicked good pies. They also have Amish crafts and foods. The rolls were fresh-baked whole wheat goodness, with the best cinnamon butter that I've ever tasted. Meals were freshly prepared and the meats and ingredients all come from top-grade local producers. Food preparation was homey greatness. The pies? Wow. Take your pick. They're all good. It may look a bit like Cracker Barrel, to answer Erick H.'s laments, but that's about where the comparison stops. Hutchinson seems to be a local destination spot. If you're here for the State Fair, the space museum, or whatever, you really should take the 10 min trip out to Yoder. Heck, I'd take the 40-50min. trip from Wichita! read more

Carriage Crossing Restaurant and Bakery - Chicken fried chicken - Bakeries Near Me - Yoder, Kansas

This place is incredible. The food is second to none and the service is as friendly as it gets. It's great for large groups and the pie is awesome. This is a must for anyone attending KLETC just up the road or anyone passing through the area. My favorite was probably the chicken fried steak with incredible gravy. You could taste the freshness of the Amish meat. It was like going back in time and having your Grandmother cook a home cooked meal. This food is straight from the farm and everyone I went with continues to talk about the food and pies to this day. Just do it folks! You won't regret it! read more

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Great breakfast. The biscuits and gravy could feed my wife and daughter together. Cinnamon rolls were amazing. Highly recommend! Reasonable prices. read more

This is a pie review only. What can I say, good ass pie! Pics to follow soon. I had the pecan pie a la mode, my girl had the peach pecan pie ...both were terrific. I like how they give you generous portions here. This restaurant is located in Yoder and it reminds of how someone with a southern accent might call Yoda. Random. The restaurant is fairly big, family style with a cute little gift shop in the front -- very warm country style. Go for the pie, there's really not much else around Yoder to see except maybe Amish people riding in their horse and carriage or tractors. Fun times! And no I'm not being sarcastic. read more

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Totally delicious food in a very clean restaurant with friendly, attentive staff. Had the local pork chop and it was SO good, along with some yummy green beans and sweet potato bites that were excellent and priced @only $11.49 with choice of two sides and wonderful bread from their bakery and tasty cinnamon butter. What a treat! Took a quick tour of the gift shop and there were so many great items at such reasonable prices. Wish Carriage Crossing were closer to our home in Missouri. We would become regulars! Keep up the good work. The cinnamon rolls are delicious and enormous, big enough for four servings! read more

We went there on Saturday 10-15-22 about 5:15. We had to ask the server to move us cause she told me that there was no way to turn off the ceiling fan that was above us. She did move us but that became worst cause it wasn't to far from the a/c in the ceiling. So, we ordered the family style dinner for three. The food is good but once you get your food on your plate the first time to eat the food got so cold there wasn't no way you would eat anymore from the bowls of food on the table cause they were cold. No one was full but the cold food wasn't appealing. The restaurant temp was 74. I told the older lady when we paid the bill the restaurant was to cold and she told me this. That front area is hot and that is why the restaurant is cold. Sorry that is BS cause the front area wasn't hot at all. We was dressed in t-shirts and long pants. I guess we needed a winter coat!! read more