I absolutely love Elderberry Marsh products. Their biscuit mix is is a must-have. You can purchase…read moreit right from their charming farm stand on Hayes Road (or online). Don't forget the honey for your biscuits! My other favorite EM products are the elderberry syrup kits, jam, fire starters, pancake mix, maple syrup, and hand-embroidered towels! So many more great options, for yourself or gift-giving. Don't miss this Geauga County treasure!

From the owner: Self-serve Farm Stand that's open daily (depending on weather) and stocked with gifts, pantry…read morestaples and seasonal produce. Elderberry products, maple syrup, soy candles, baking mixes, honey

This used to be my go-to place in the summer for produce and Amish bakery. Covid kept me away for a…read morecouple of years, but went back recently to get some peaches and watermelon this summer (used to be the only place around I could find yellow watermelon). I was shocked to find that they had expanded and doubled the size of their store, which is excellent for them. What isn't excellent is how much their prices have shot up. I know everything is going up and accept that, but this was even beyond what I consider the other "expensive" fruit stands in the area. I did a circuit of the store and left without buying anything (which has never happened before).

What a Wonderful Amish Farm Market to get Fresh, Locally Grown fruits and veggies. Very Reasonable…read morePrices, Very Friendly and Helpful Associates and a wide variety ! We go there monthly, throughout the summer. Also, a great place to purchase large quantities, like tomatoes, pickles/cucumbers, peppers, Jade Green Beans (the BEST green beans Ever !), etc. for canning/freezing/dehydrating. You can buy by the peck, half bushel and bushel. It's always good to call ahead and place your order...440-548-2676 They, also, offer flowering plants, fresh baked goods, homemade jams/jellies/pickles/etc., homemade noodles, homemade birdhouses and other wood products ! What a Great Resource to have in our area ! In response to John B. With the crazy weather here in NE Ohio, a lot of farmers can't grow what they used to and in massive quantities, so Yes, more produce has been brought in to cover the demand. Do give this wonderful farm stand a chance to prove him wrong !

This is a nice little shop. Very clean and the help were very nice…read more They have a fairly large cheese selection for it being a little shop. They also have a deli where you can buy lunch meat to take home or they will make you a sandwich. I noticed they are also bringing in Amish jams and jelly's as well. If your out that way it's worth a stop!

My grands wanted to watch them make cheese and it wasn't happening when we arrived. They have…read moresamples but please be aware - they have 2 containers "new' & "used" of toothpicks. I saw a couple people get mixed up! OOF! Love their horseradish cheese.

By far the best stop on the Maple tour. The syrup is Ohio state fair blue ribbon quality and is…read morepriced well below market pricing when you buy it there at their on property store. During the tour you will see the entire harvesting process through to the "finisher" output. The sugar house is warm and friendly and is the cleanest in the area maybe even the state. They sell products as a distributor so if you want to dabble in maple syrup production yourself they are happy to help. Fair and honest is the core of what sugar bush creek farm does. Thanks for being a good Ohio maple syrup producer!!!

We went on the maple syrup festival tour which was free and very good…read more They gave a ride in the tractor pulling carriage/cart and gave us a little story about maple syrup. And explained the way they are collecting and producing maple syrup. People are very helpful and friendly. Kids and adults had fun.

I visited Heritage Meats in Middlefield recently. I was hoping they carried some high quality beef…read moresticks, but they didn't have the kind I wanted. I found some nice looking hot dogs though. A four pack was $3.71 and they were plump. This joint was jumpin'. There were people slicing meat, stocking shelves, ringing people up, chopping up sections of beef, and what have you. I felt like I had stepped back into the year 1800. I was very impressed with the establishment. I bought the hot dogs and some beef sticks. At home, I was a little too excited, so I microwaved one of the hot dogs for one minute. I thought to myself, "Hmmm. These are Amish hot dogs. I wonder if they're fully cooked." I ate it anyway. It was the best microwaved hot dog I've ever tasted. It had a good amount of moisture and a ton of flavor with a hint of smokiness. Loved it. A while later I thought, "That was a great hot dog, why not have another?" So I did. When my wife and son got home, I told them about the hot dog experience. The next day, they ate the two remaining hot dogs and agreed with me regarding their flavor. Now I have to drive an hour to Middlefield to buy more of these amazing hot dogs. Luckily, I have business to do in Middlefield. I will be a repeat customer whenever I can.

Heritage Meats has a great selection of meats and other products. I generally get good cuts from…read morethem but the consistency needs to be better. I spent $100 on meat (pork butt and beef ribs). The pork butt was good and well-trimmed. The beef ribs had way too much fat, which jacked up the price. I'll have to take a better look next time I shop before I accept their meat offering.

If you are anywhere near this area, or passing through. This is a must do stop in rural Amish…read morecountry. Their "Fry Pie's" and a coffee are to die for. Also their custom made sandwiches from their deli area. Tons of candy, salt water taffy, fudge, cheese, baked goods, etc. I can recommend their sloppy Joe on a homemade bun. Also their apple fry pie! There is a small sit down eating area. Counter help is all Amish girls/women. Expect an Amish buggy or two parked out front at the end of the central common area.

Absolutely loved everything about this store. Small town country charm. Horse & buggies come and go…read moreall day. If you have a few extra minutes, I suggest sitting outside on the bench to take it all in.... Possibly with some handmade ice cream This is Amish Country

Love, love, love this new building! The layout is welcoming as soon as you enter. Everything is so…read moreopen and bright. Guess what, they even made the isles a little wider! I'm so glad I have a Aldi in Middlefield now, it's going to be awesome. Food selection and quality is much better than Walmart's or save a lots.

Very Nice ALDI store looks larger than most and has all the goodies ALDI's bring to the…read moreneighborhood. Give them a try large selection of food I think it better qualty then a walmart

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.

This is a review of the Geauga Family Farms CSA program. At the beginning of the summer, you pay…read moreone price for a small, medium or large share, add any extras, and then for the next 20 weeks you pick up a box of assorted organic produce at one of a dozen locations. They have quite a few locations, at various times during the week and spread throughout greater Cleveland. Some of the extras include meat, eggs, bread and jam. Bulk veggies (for canning) are also available upon request. At the onset, the amount of veggies is a little light with little variety ( so much lettuce!) But by mid-summer we were receiving watermelon, peppers, bok choy, garlic, potatoes, eggplant, strawberries, many varieties of tomatoes, herbs, onions, carrots, garlic scapes, cantaloupe and much more. These are organic veggies, and I knew they wouldn't be perfect (I grew up eating almost exclusively homegrown veggies) but I did expect higher quality. You really need to have a plan for the veggies, either very flexible meal plans or a large freezer and some time. I love eat peak of summer veggies in the middle of a dreary January. You also have to be fairly open minded when you receive something you've never seen. This was the fun part, because it was kind of a surprise every week. However, we have also been surprised in a bad way. We were warned that some worms had gotten into the corn, but they included it anyway. The sight of wormy holes in the corn is just a turnoff. Most of the lettuce has little slugs all over it, and even after washing several times they held on tight, so we have been tossing all the lettuce too. I'm not a vegetarian but I don't really want to eat slugs. Today I found slugs in the blackberries so deemed them inedible too. I'm pretty sure I won't participate next year, as the amount of veggies we receive that we want to eat vs. the amount that seem irreparably flawed in some way does not make this a good financial investment for us. It has been disappointing, and I wish I had just stuck to shopping at the grocery store.