Ok of a store would be way more interesting if they had Walking Dead action figures those would…read moresell so well

I went to the customer service counter and the women there were extremely rude and hateful. Cindy…read moreis one of the rudest people I've encountered at any WalMart. My visits to this store is about to come to an end.

Love this place!!! Love all the good they sell!! Fresh breads, hand pies, cookies and other sweet…read moretreats, many home goods, and fresh honey! Their littlw cafe is super delicious and is priced well! Fast, efficient and friendly service. Lots of seating inside and outside. Great for family's and friends grabbing lunch. They also have a little play area for the children just across the parking lot.

Small local grocery with a fresh deli, butter, cheese and pastry selection inside. I love coming…read morehere for the unique pickled items, bread loafs and the pumpkin butter spread. Things you should know: I. PARKING There's a free private lot out front with plenty of available spaces no matter what time of the day. II. SERVICE Timely and kind III. QUALITY Fresh and amazing. You can't go wrong with the bread here. IV. CAPACITY Busy on the weekends

Some of the best ice cream I've ever had! I would recommend this place to everyone!read more

Anything Amish is fabulous. We went to the store first. Lots of items to buy…read more We got a sandwich made at the deli counter. Everything is fresh and a must buy. The girls in the store are super friendly and nice. Must buy the cinnamon rolls! They are delicious!!!

When I was a kid, the best sandwiches were found at old country general stores, where you could get…read morethe sandwich, some essential groceries and often some illegal fireworks. Now that the small country stores are a thing of the past, I mentioned to a friend how I missed the sandwiches and he told me to check out Country Breeze. I went that week and was not disappointed! Not only are the sandwiches great but they have a little coffee shop, and a nice grocery area where you can find many local items , like honey, and other hard to find items like certain spices and herbs that aren't commonly in chain grocery stores.

Good sandwiches and friendly staff. Lots of different items to chose from from drinks and chips.read more

A very beautiful store in Western Kentucky. My in-laws brought us here, as they've visited before…read more Great variety of outdoor patio furniture -- particularly Adirondack style items. Nice outdoor plants, too (even Hibiscus plants!) and a nice selection of wind chimes. All top-quality. Inside the store they sell Melissa & Doug toys for the kids and a offer a large variety home decor/gift items items. Great selection of bulk foods, spices, snacks. I bought a bag of spinach pasta. The baked goods looked delicious, but I actually passed on them because of all the other snack foods we were purchasing. Do check out the breads, cinnamon rolls and cookies. They sell a small amount of produce and still had some seedless watermelons available for only $2.99. They had a small selection of cheese curds and do have refrigerated items. They had a nice vitamin section and even a little clearance area. Everyone in my group ordered something from the deli--mostly sandwiches, that were divine, but I opted for the blueberry-banana smoothie. Yum! You can purchase sliced meats and cheeses from the deli counter, but they also have an extensive menu. On our way out I noticed the soft-serve ice cream machine and a coffee grinding station (I think that's what it was). We spent about $45 on everything we bought (spinach pasta, peanut butter filled pretzels x 3!, dried apple rings, milk chocolate covered blueberries, ranch seasoned snack mix, honey mustard pretzel bites, peanut butter granola. Apparently we prefer peanut butter and pretzels--also. we were shopping while hungry. Store is immaculately clean and the staff were very friendly. Prices are more than fair. We were here right around Noon and the place was picking up in time for lunch. We ate outside in their outdoor seating area. Face masks are not required here, but about half of the customers were wearing them. I appreciated that. Highly recommend!

Wonderful Amish run store that carries items in bulk. Things from flours, spices, nuts, relishes,…read morecandy and more. They also have decorative items for sale too. There is a deli where you can get lunchmeat to go or order a sandwich and sit at one of their cute tables located inside the store. This is a must stop if you are in Fredonia shopping.

"Quality and fair pricing"…read more OK. I'm in town with the in-laws for the Christmas holiday. Yesterday we stopped at Hampton meats to get a few steaks and some hamburger, and the first thing that I noticed was that the meat is higher than Whole Foods at Whole Foods in Green Hills Nashville. But it's not grass-fed. When we got home, we fired up the grill, my father-in-law cooked some steaks, and he knows how to cook steaks. They looked great, they were tough as nails. OK. I'll let that pass because it happens sometimes. But today, when my husband went to the refrigerator to get out the hamburger, it was grey. I'm attaching a few pictures. (Please note that the iPhone doesn't truly show how gray this meat is. It seems to have added a little bit of color, but this stuff was grey ) Needless to say, the whole family was a little irked, and if I did live here, I would never go back. This meat is horrible, overpriced, and only God knows how old it really is. One more complaint is the girl at the deli counter. I don't know if she didn't wanna work on Christmas Eve day, but she had an attitude that put me right off. She acted like it was a big pain in her fat butt to slice a few pounds of cheese for me. And while she didn't throw it on the counter, she certainly didn't put it down nicely and she didn't say thank you. I was told since Hampton's changed hands, the quality and the service has been subpar. I can attest to that.

I just got an awesome 4-bone slab of beef short ribs, a well-marbled #2.25 chuck roast, and two…read morepackages of the sorriest "center-cut" pork chops I have ever seen.

Goooood stuff! I'd recommend buying spice mixes from them. I don't know why but it makes my meals…read moreso superb! I'm wondering if they ship... I live in Texas and I'm going to be sad if I can't acquire their garlic and herb salt mix. -am I really going to road trip to Kentucky for spice mixes?

Stopped on way through to get some doughnuts. It was about 5 miles off the freeway, so it's a bit…read moreout of the way. However the baked good are worth it. I was a little taken back with all the signs about stealing and bringing in big purses and backpacks. I'm assuming they either have a lot of thieves in the area or they just don't trust non-Amish people. The doughnuts and fried pies were amazing. The cinnamon and sugar doughnuts are like "Amish crack" once you have one they start calling your name and your immediately addicted...

Really nice market, but it is the middle of nowhere. Reminds me of Amish markets I've been to,…read morewhere everything is sold as bulk items. Lots of candy, baking supplies, spices and a deli counter that was really busy. Definitely worth the stop if you're in the area.

Pretty cool little market off the main highway in Charlotte, Tn! Lots of Amish products and fresh…read moreitems like spices, baking supplies, and even breads! Had a lovely experience shopping here and the front is very welcoming rich with plants, decor, and wooden rocking chairs. There is a side gazebo where you can dine on their fresh made sandwiches. The staff here are very kind and cheery. The store is very neat and clean, too! Get here early as the deli closes at 5 pm sharp. Worth the trip for us from Clarksville! Remember, the prices do reflect the freshness of the goods they sell. You won't get WalMart prices, but you will find better quality and cost than Trader Joes!! We will definitely be back.