This was my first visit to Grandpa's Cheese Barn after passing it for many years. It is a cross…read morebetween a roadside attraction and a gourmet cheese shop. They have an abundance of parking and every kind of cheese you can imagine. I appreciate that they had staff cutting and handing you samples instead of samples sitting out. There were plenty of staff to answer any question you may have and you could request a sample of any cheese. They actually encouraged you to try the cheese. We walked out of the cheese barn with a bag full of goodies and stroll across the courtyard to the candy shop. I was told Sweeties was a new addition. They had so many options it was overwhelming. The two stores could multiple charcuterie boards. We ended up with a bag full of sweets also. The courtyard was very cute and welcoming. As we were leaving an Amish man arrived in his horse drawn carriage to sell homemade baskets. It was nice to see a larger business supporting a small business. I would not hesitate to stop on my next trip.

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!

I ordered Pork Cracklins' July 13 2026 for $9.99 . Paid $9.99 for shipping. Received my product…read moreJuly 24th in a cheep ziplock baggie as soon as I opened the box the pungent smell of dead animal filled my kitchen! 1) Why did it take 11 day's to ship from Ohio to Virginia @ $9.99 shipping rate? 2) Why was this product not vacuum sealed? 3) Why dose it smell so bad ?

Left a review earlier and still never received a reply to my order that was never received ‍…read moreMy family has been stopping at Shisler's since the late '50s. We lived in Canton and moved near Mansfield. We drove back and forth on Route 30 and always stopped there. I live in Twinsburg now. The last 2 years I drove down at Christmas time and ordered gift baskets and other items. Spent $250 this year and about the same last year. I don't like the remodeled store. They don't have the Amish goods they used to sell. Hardly any Heggy's candy. That was my last trip ever

We've always seen these places on the road and today we finally stopped at this location to try out…read moresome cheese and crackers. They have so many varieties to choose from and I just had to have the luck of the Irish cheddar to take home with me. I did try the dill pickle at the counter and it was definitely homemade and delicious. The service was so helpful and the layout was great to move back and forth to see the cheeses, pickles, trail mix, and sweets. As soon as we got home we started sampling the cheeses with crackers. The goat cheese and luck of the Irish cheese was wonderful! You won't be disappointed if you stop by.

This place was amazing! As we traveled through Ohio, we stopped at Grandpas after another yelper…read more recommended it. What an experience! We were first greeted by a friendly girl that explained to us what Grandpas was all about. They have a restaurant, cheese shop, gift shop and across the way is a candy shop. So many cheeses to try!! We bought several cheeses that we were able to taste first. We are excited to take them home and enjoy them with family. We also got some pickles from their huge selection of pickles. We went to the candy shop last and got stone home made fudge, The BEST gummy bears and some chocolate covered pecans and raisins. This was a great stop!!

The freshness of the cheese and everything else they sell. Wish I lived closer. Never been…read moredisappointed with the quality or the service.

Yaggi's was an unexpected delight. The gals behind the counter were over the top helpful and…read morefriendly. I don't believe they make any cheese here but have a ton of selections from all the local cheese makers. I got the feeling this is where the locals buy their cheese to stay out of the tourist traps. We did find that Yaggi!s had the cheapest price on seasoned beef sticks by at least a dollar compared to the other cheese stores. Small but friendly and glad we stopped.

A nice selection of cheese and mustards. Staff offers helpful advice and provides samples to assist…read morein purchasing decisions. When we visited for lunch they had a nice array of grilled cheese sandwiches, a cheese board and soup.

Came in to buy a few Cleveland-themed mustards (and other goodies) to take to a friend's house as a…read moregift...and stayed for lunch! Wife and I split two sandwiches, the Pearl Road and the Boho. The Pearl Road consisted of turkey, raclette cheese and cheddar cheese topped with a spicy berry bourbon mustard between sourdough bread slices then grilled to perfection. The Boho was also a grilled sourdough concoction, this time topped with cheddar, horseradish spread, salami, raclette cheese and grilled onions. Neither one of us could get enough of these two beauties. Dreaming of our next outing here again...

Okay, so this place is amazing. So much cheese of all flavors... and you can try a lot of them…read more Samples everywhere. This was my favorite part (as with many people who visit). By trying some of them, we found a couple of cheeses that we took home. So delicious... you really can't go wrong with many, even with the weird flavors. They even had cream cheeses that you can try with preztels. Lastly, you can watch them make the cheese. Such a great experience and definitely worth the stop.

Cheese, cheese and more cheese! One side of the place is alllllll the cheese. The other is the…read moregift shop. There are so many varieties of cheese available. Everything like traditional cheddar and swiss to more unique options like veggie, and buffalo wing. Most of the cheese had samples. It was a perfect way to get a sense of the differences between some of the varieties (standard vs smoked vs aged for example). Most cheese could be purchased in blocks, slices and cubes. They also had some beef stick options, dips and cheese fudge. I had never heard of cheese fudge before so was very intrigued. It had a different texture and flavor than traditional fudge but was definitely worth trying. They also have traditional fudge on the other side of the store. There were workers behind the counter actively packing cheese and willing to answer any questions you might have. Much like other tourist attractions, you have to walk through the gift shop to get to the cash registers. The line was kind of long, but it moved fairly quickly. This was a great stop with a lot of tasty products. Definitely recommend a visit!

Great fresh fruits. The peaches were amazing. Would stick to fresh produce. Very clean and welcomingread more

Sunny Slope Orchard is an amazing road-side market that you should definitely make an effort to…read morestop by, especially in late-summer & fall. Everything, all of the produce; apples, onions, garlic, beans, as well as the baked goods, are super fresh & delicious! The prices are fair, and the quality & service are unbelievable . did i mention the handmade candies & chocolates ? the ambiance is that of an amish roadside stand, authentic, clean and inviting

We stopped in here after visiting The Craft Cupboard across the street. We loved the artwork and…read morethe historical displays in a spacious area with clean restrooms. The shop had a nice selection of cheese, preserves, and other goodies for sale. We ordered some fresh-made deli sandwiches, and they were generous in portion and the perfect picnic lunch to take to a nearby park. The service was prompt and friendly. Definitely recommend a stop if you are in the area.

After years of driving by this place, we finally stopped in on a Saturday afternoon. It was amazing…read moreand all of my cheese dreams came true. The shop has many coolers and cases filled with all kinds of amazing cheeses. Every type of Swiss cheese imaginable. We even found a blueberry cheddar! They also offer some fresh baked goods, German breads and many dry goods. Very friendly staff, mostly Amish as it's located in the heart of Amish country. I highly recommend visiting this location.

So cute!!! They have so much stuff here! Any dry bulk goods and baking supplies you are looking for!read more

This is like finding a buried treasure in your backyard. This small shop sits behind Das Dutch Haus…read morerestaurant, which is well known in the Columbiana, Ohio area, unlike the Cupboard. This is the only place we will buy our deli meats & cheeses, just so much far above the store brands. Spices? They got 'em, fresh and 1/2 the price of store bought brands; big selection! All kinds of beans, home made chocolates, snacks, jams, jellies, etc. The employees are honest & knowledgeable too and parking is never a problem.

I visited in July 2025 with some friends. We were visiting Ohio Amish country for the day and…read moredecided to stop by this store. My friends really wanted to visit the Guggisberg cheese factory but they were closed for the day. This store offers not only cheese but other smaller grocery and household items such as butter, apple butter, mugs, t-shirts, etc. I don't like cheese so I didn't buy any cheese. My friends may have bought small cheese blocks but I can't remember. They did sample some cheese which they liked. MY PURCHASES -- I bought an Italian bread dipping mix which is a small tin of herbs. I finally tried the dip in April 2026 by adding olive oil the dipping bread in it. The spice mix is too strong so I don't like it that much and I don't believe it was made locally. I also bought Apple butter which is locally made and tastes good. The Apple butter is too sweet for me though so I've hardly eaten it but it goes well with toast. If you're in the area, stop by this local store. The back of the store is cute because of a little fountain and a well-kept lawn. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 87/250 total reviews in 2026 - 928 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 19 May 2026

Part deli, part gift shop, part factory. This cheese shop's…read moreclaim to fame is is that they are the creators of baby swiss. They are apparently now one of the largest manufacturers of swiss cheese in the US. When you enter, there is a shop which is a combination of gift shop, cheese accessories and grocery items. There is signage that shows off their awards, talks about some of their history and also takes about the difference between regular and baby swiss. The deli where you can get freshly sliced cheese is in the back. The clerks were extremely friendly answering questions and providing samples of anything you want to try. Much like the outside, the inside continues the swiss theme. The reason I gave it four instead of five stars is the space itself. It was really congested even though it wasn't really all that crowded. I can't imagine what it would be like on a busier day. J don't know what, if anything can be done about this that, but it definitely can be hard yo navigate if you have mobility issues or don't like crowds. Oh and the cheese hats are a fun nice touch.