To paraphrase Ian Malcolm..."will there be DONUTS at your DONUT shop??" We tried three days in a…read morerow and every time there is the same one sad tray of stale leftovers in the middle with empty racks. (And you can tell which ones are the exact same ones you saw the previous days too.) I don't know if this location gets donuts delivered every few days or what but they don't seem to be made on site. They don't answer the phone even though there's no customers inside to justify ignoring the phone by saying they're busy. The same girl every time was completely rude and gave zero information as to when they would actually have donuts in. You're the only non Amish bakery open on a Sunday as well... do better.

Stopped by here on my vacation to try these maple cream bars I heard so much about. Wow, amazing! I…read morewish we had these back in Cali. We also had to get my granddaughters favorite Buckeye donut, it has peanut butter and chocolate drizzle on top. These donuts are dangerous, super delicious. Linda helped us that day, she was so nice and welcoming. Stop by and grab some donuts when you are in the area, you will love them.

The food was amazing; service superb and we got to meet and talk with the owners. It's a small…read morelocally owned place with that welcoming feeling

We had a great lunch at the Mill Street Diner on New Year's Eve. Not much was open in Amish Country…read morethat day so we felt lucky that they were open. They were steadily busy, but the staff was friendly and upbeat. It is in an old building that made you feel you had stepped back in time. Comfortable booths and high ceilings. Very homey feel. The food was hot and flavorful and not very expensive. We'll be back when we are in Sugarcreek again!

Very nice and clean place to eat and get a good cup of coffee and had really good selection of food.read more

We absolutely love Wallhouse Coffee, we stop in every time we visit Amish Country. The customer…read moreservice, coffee, food, ice cream and inside dining area is a first class experience. The cafe is always extremely clean and inviting. If you haven't been here yet, stop dragging your feet and go already, you'll definitely be glad you did. BOOM!!!!

The wonderful smell and sounds of roasting coffee greets you when you enter. Off to the right is a…read moresmall table with two seats if you need to rest and want to relax. On the wall to the right is a large selection of whole bean and ground coffee. The selection off coffees to choose from include organically grown, single origin, and various blends with descriptions of their flavors. There is also a variety of bag sizes from 2oz sample sizes to 8oz, 16oz, 2lbs, and 5lbs. There are also kcups available. I bought a 16oz bag of organically grown coffee sources from Peru Highland and can't wait to taste it.

I have been ordering my coffee from Baltic Coffee for years now. I have NEVER been disappointed…read morewith the service or the taste of the coffee. I used to go to the store in person in Baltic, Ohio, but since moving to a different part of Ohio nearly 4 years ago, I order my coffee exclusively online. I have been unable to find a local roaster that comes close to Baltic Coffee company.

Best place ever! The people there were nice. The place is cute but the tables and chairs are a bit…read moreold and creaky. I would recommend changing them into something more comfy? The large donuts were amazing! I loved the Original. Would definitely come back!

I absolutely love this place! The food is great, the drinks are the BEST (I got a brown sugar…read morelatte), the workers were so nice, the place feels so cozy and comfy I didn't wanna leave! Definitely recommend going here if you are looking for a cozy spot to drink a coffee.

We decided to go for a nice, long drive on a gorgeous day. We wanted to eat someplace different…read morefrom the buffets in Amish country. I read the reviews for Rebecca's Bistro and am glad we decided to have lunch there. It was nice inside, but we are not fond of the smell of coffee. Since it was so nice out, we dined outside. It was clean and nicely decorated inside and out. The bathroom was well-stocked and clean. We had a lovely server, Abigail, who was attentive. I had the Turkey Berry Sandwich, side salad with their herb dressing. It was so delicious. It was different, not overly sweet (because there was grilled pineapple and strawberry jam mixed with cream cheese), Swiss cheese, and the turkey was perfectly sliced and plenty of it on their grilled 12-grain bread. Their herb salad dressing was a cross between poppy seed and Italian. It was so good, I took the rest home to use. I also ordered the peach ginger iced tea. They labeled it lightly sweetened. It was not sweet at all, which is how I like my tea (being a diabetic, it didn't raise my blood sugar at all). My husband had the Grilled Cheese and Basil Tomato Soup. The sandwich had two types of cheese (provolone and pepper jack) with cherry butter on cranberry walnut bread. Oh, Yum! The soup was the best tomato soup we have ever had! We were too full for dessert. We will make an effort to eat back here when we visit again!

Lovely spot for lunch in Amish country! Be prepared to wait if you go on a weekend...luckily there…read moreare a couple of shops nearby though where you can browse while you wait to be texted that your table is ready. They close at 3pm, took our names at 2pm, and said it would be a 45 minute wait (which it was) but we didn't feel rushed once we were seated even though it was close to closing time. Our server was extremely friendly and great! Foodwise, we ordered the veggie quiche with a side of the house tomato basil soup and the bistro burger (bacon added) with a side of their soup of the day, cheesy potato. They have a variety of specialty coffee drinks but I chose to order the lightly sweetened peach tea for something different. My husband really enjoyed his burger and said it was well seasoned. He enjoyed the potato soup also and only wished they had fries to enjoy with the burger. My tomato basil soup was tasty! The quiche needed seasoning...I had to add salt and pepper and hot sauce and it could have done without all the extra cheese sprinkled on top. It came with a slice of blueberry bread though which was nice! The peach tea was refreshing as a change but I'd go with coffee next time. All in all we'd eat there again for sure and would try one of their delectable-looking pastries next time too. Thank you for a nice lunch, Rebecca's Bistro!

This place has been spot on every time we have stopped in the area. Totally worth the stop for the…read morefood and friendly service. The restaurant is comfortable and easy to visit. It can get real busy so be prepared for that.

Service is good We…read morehad steaks which were ok. Came with two sides. The salad we had was excellent as was the house made French dressing. Hubs had sweet potato fries which he liked - I had Mac and cheese which I didn't prefer It's a cute little place.

We stopped in Esther's because of the sign mentioning sourdough pretzels. We were thinking soft…read morepretzels, but these were bags of the hard sourdough kind for snacking. The woman working, maybe Esther, had several pastries out for sale including apple fritters. She has a sign up that says to please not photograph her. So, I didn't get too many shots in here. I don't believe they had any seating options inside, but a few benches/small tables out front. A couple outside were splitting an apple fritter on the patio and I asked how it was. They said it was "very sweet". So, keep that in mind! Might go well with a black coffee.

Esther's Bakery is 2.5 hours away from my home and every visit is more than worth the drive! I made…read morea special trip simply for her soft, perfectly balanced, and incredibly frosted cinnamon rolls in July because that was all I wanted for my birthday. A recent visit left me with cinnamon rolls, a pumpkin bar, pumpkin whoopie pies, and of course a few fry pies. I can't wait for December as that's when I'll be out there next to gather cinnamon rolls for Christmas morning!!

I've eaten here twice. Once for the dinner buffet and once for the breakfast buffet…read more If you come for the dinner buffet, especially during the summer months, there will likely be a wait. There is a shop right in the building and there is also a shop right outside of the restaurant if you need to kill time. Service was friendly but a bit scattered. There were times during my meal that my water was refilled without asking, but then later in the meal we had to hunt our server down for a water refill and for our check. The breakfast buffet has a nice variety of options. Bacon, two types of sausage, scrambled eggs, an egg scramble with peppers and onions, Amish cornmeal mush (it was served in fried cubes similar to hash brown consistency, biscuits and gravy and several dessert options. The apple crisp was warm and delicious. there was a frozen pineapple and banana desert that had too much banana flavor for my taste, but mu husband really enjoyed it. They also had fresh fruit and individual yogurts. Overall, we enjoyed our experience and food. It is a perfect place for a tasty meal of comfort food. But the size and pace of it made it feel less homemade and cozy and more corporate and rushed.

Of the area "Dutch" restaurants Dutch Valley is the least good, however it's busy due to the…read moretheater and hotel complex, as well it its proximity to the highway. During our visit yesterday, all of the hot buffet items were cold with the exception of the broasted chicken which was good, however it ran out for about 15 minutes as it was popular since again all the other hot entrees were cold. Additionally at least three of the buffet plates had residual food after washing. Our server was nice and attentive, however the cost wasn't worth it, given the food was cold. It's been at least a decade since I was last there and now I remember why. We should have just driven the extra 15 minutes to Walnut Creek.

Part market, part deli, part cafe. This is a little off the…read morebeaten path, but we found it because of the coupon book from the Dutch Host Inn package. It was easy to find and easy to park. When you walk in, the cafe has a small seating area to the right. The deli counter is right in front of you and the grocery section is to the left. The space is smaller than a lot of the other markets in the area, but it had all the staples (and then some - they even had a little section with toys). The deli had a selection of local meats and cheeses, there were many dry good, mixes (for things like muffins and soups), plenty of jams and jellies. The space is clean and the staff is friendly. If you are looking for a smaller place to do some shopping that isn't as chaotic as some of the larger markets, this is a great place.

Stopped in with my husband & another couple to shop & eat a bite at their cafe. The cafe prices…read morewere very reasonable. We were pleased with the deli meat & cheese we purchased & the fry pie I got was delish. Also happy to see they carry JOE TEA - our favorite! We'll return here when in the area.