1. I love the Amish. 2. This place has evolved and changed…read moreso much since opening. We love to get burgers and sandwiches when it is open, they are made to order and the bread is home cooked. 3. You can get all the best dairy products, chips, candy, taffy, meats here! Great people running a wonderful business. Cash or check only so bring the money!

Stopped several times and always leave pleased. Friendly people. Bring cash or check. No ATM there…read morebut there's one nearby.

THE best fried chicken I've ever had locally sold here. The breading, flaking exterior crust…read morecombined with the juicy, moist flavor continually leaves you wanting to come back for more. If you have more than a party of 3, I'd recommend buying a double dose as you'll not have enough with just one sampling.

In a town where most retail establishments struggle, this one keeps improving. On my last visit,…read morethe store touted its offering the greatest selection of organic produce in northern Michigan. Most of their offerings are more conventional, but all the basics you'd expect in a well stocked grocery store are there. An in-store bakery and deli offer some fresh to-go items. The meat selection is quite impressive for the locale, as are the beer and wine offerings. Checkout lines can get a little backed up--it would be nice to see some self-checkout stations installed. But, this place is a bit smaller than most Family Fares and space is tight. They still put the space they have to good use.

Worth a trip out of your way. This is an Amish business that repackages bulk spices and cooking…read morespecialties at a deep discount. You will NEVER pay the prices for supermarket spices again. They also have a section with scratch & dent canned grocery goods but watch the dates.

This is a store owned by Amish that repackages bulk goods…read more So if you go to a bulk site online such as webrestaurantstore, and see something there, you will see it for just a few dollars more at this Amish store. But bulk sites generally have high shipping fees, so you can save 20% or so by coming here. So it is worth it if you are somewhat local/in the area already. There are some Amish products here, but many of them tend to be low quality and full of unhealthy ingredients (yes I was surprised too). So don't expect much in terms of Amish products. If you want something better Amish, go to the nearby Amish stores like the Bakery or the Farmers Creamery.