Great plants at great prices and a large selection. they are also very helpful if you have…read morequestions.

They have the most beautiful flowers. We took a day trip from the Chicagoland area. This Fall 2026…read moreand Spring 2027, I will definitely be making the drive back to make some purchases!

My rating is for their products. I was introduced to their products through a large gift basket…read more It had everything from their delicious honey based spreads to soap. I have since placed several orders because the products are wonderful. My dad loves their honey soap. He says it lathers up better than any other soap and lasts longer. Renee Mickler

A charming grocery store with a large variety of candies, jams, jellies and many Amish products and…read morenoodles. They have a wide range of spices and local honey. They also have handmade products. The owner is always nice and offers samples of their products. Prices are very reasonable and a wonderful place to stop.

No better quality or value!…read more We live in the Detroit area but have family in northern Indiana. We have had several custom pieces of furniture made for our home by the talented folks at the pumpkin patch. The quality and durability and, of course, the beauty of these pieces are unmatched. We would pay twice as much to have anything custom made by a Carpender in the Detroit area. (I am not exaggerating. We had something designed and priced out.) The similar pieces we found in retail stores were either more expensive than prices at the pumpkin patch or were neither as beautiful nor as well-made. If we lived closer, we would get more of our furniture from the pumpkin patch. The desk/dresser made for our son will last him a lifetime and hopefully become a family heirloom. Highly, highly recommend!

We purchased a yard playset for our three little kids after paying eight grand into it one payment…read moredidn't go through then we fixed it the bank had a problem when they switched brandings but still the pumpkin patch owner came and got the playset while no one was home tore down two fence panels to get the playset out broke them and didn't replace them so now we payed a little over 80% into the playset then they came and took it away from our kids this place is a scam please if you have children do business elsewhere I work with a few other people that had similar problems from them on yard furniture I don't even understand how people in the community can be so blindsided to not see all the shady business going on here now we our out over eight thousand dollars and yes we have the receipts to prove it

This farm is definitely a gem. Lots of family fun opportunities including an impressive corn maze,…read morea small petting zoo, tricycle course, slides, a little pumpkin patch, delicious foods, great opportunities for photo shoots, and a mini pumpkin slingshot! My family and I have started going once every fall and we will continue to!

Be sure to bring cash for food buying! Great experience I just wish I would have came more prepared…read moreit's set up as a free for all and people bring picnics and hang out all day the prices are steep for a family of 3 with one tube add on was $42 so if your spending that make sure your planning to stay a while.

Wonderful amount of so many different home decor items and the store has 3 floors to stroll through.read more

Quite an array of home goods and decor, but what drew us in was the huge selection of Polish…read morepottery, including items my mother and I had never seen before. They even had Jack o lanterns! Unusual. Friendly staff member talked with my chatty dad.

This was our second visit to this area. They have made some changes to the shop area but, the shops…read moreare still filled with lots of gift ideas and local hand made things. The prices are for the most part reasonable and the quality is excellent. Great place to pick up gifts for the Grandchildren.

Basically the Das Duchman restaurant gift shop, Essenhaus Village Shops is a simulated village of…read morequant stores of decor, clothing, and items of country/Amish fare. The buildings were once barns and homestead housing of an old farm. They stand in a semi-circle which frames a makeshift courtyard hold art that relates to its original purpose. This configuration makes a natural connection between the shops, a traffic flow guiding visitors in the front of one shop and out the side where the next awaits. Out front was a horse and buggy. It was a large horse. I don't know whether this was part of the places decoration or an Amish visitor or employee. For the shopper that likes old-timey styles this place will be loved. Of most impressive are expensive but craftily handmade quilts sold in the last building. I am not into Amish country fashion, but the tour of these shops reveal its quality to me anyways. A nice place to visit.

Great shopping - good prices! Very friendly - meat selection had a good variety- dairy was priced…read morevery competitively. I recently found them and was pleasantly surprised. It was wonderful to find another grocery store in the area.

Lots to choose from. Some great prices. Some so so prices. But well worth the trip. Very clean and…read morewell organized and stocked

They are a reliable florist. You can trust they will do an amazing job on the floral arrangements…read moreyou order for any occasion.

I just love this shop! They have so much to offer. Gorgeous designs and soooo much more. Great…read moreservice as well .