The lodge was superior with well appointed rooms and hallways. The reception area was…read morewelcoming.But the highlight was the 2nd floor deck with a splendid view of the countryside....and a place to watch summer storms as they moved through. We walked around the town and surroundings..quiet and peaceful. The only disappointment was the adjacent restaurant...with uninspired and often fattening food. This was in contrast to the excellent breakfast at the lodging.

A small but mighty selection when we went (late afternoon). The apple fritter and the fry pie were…read moresoooo good!

This is a cute family restaurant and has a lot of personal touches in the decor - winter and…read moreValentine's Day themed. Our server was sweet and friendly. The prices are extremely low, but it is cash only. I had the Fiesta Breakfast Plate and for the price it was okay. The eggs were moist and the rye toast was hot and flavorful. The mushrooms on top of the eggs were canned which wasn't what I expected. The salsa helped liven things up. My husband had the ham and bean soup. He said it was definitely homemade, but there weren't very many beans in the bowl though they did have Westminster crackers that he loves! Overall, we would probably go back when we were in the neighborhood, but order something else.

Great food - great prices - even BETTER service! We went for lunch. Hubs had the cheeseburger and…read moreonion rings and I had the Manhattan which was a top round roast beef sandwich with brown gravy on top and mashed potatoes with the brown gravy, both dishes were very good. They serve breakfast during open hours / would love to go back again this trip! Oh wait did I mention homemade pie!??

The best turkey dinner I have ever had. My husband loves the roast beef. We go to the restaurant at…read moreleast once a year. We live 2 5 hours away. It's worth the trip!

Used our "Amish Country Summer Package" which included dinner here…read more We got sat instantly right at 5:30, prime time. Karen greeted us right away and explained the deal to us. I got the full buffet & she got the salmon w/ sweet potato fries & salad bar. Drinks were included as well. Plus she brought wheat rolls. The hot buffet was limited but everything was always fresh & very tasty. I can't complain about any item. The salmon was pretty good as it had a nice crust on it. The sweet potato fries were perfect & the cinnamon butter was even better. Salad bar was really fresh & the local cheddar cheese was amazing. The cold prepared salads were a bit too wet but yummy. Only dessert item was jello. The full buffet w/ drink only cost $18! And Karen was the best server!

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!

Incredible food and amazing atmosphere! Can't say enough good things about this place. Definitely…read moremy daily go to for great coffee and fast service.

Great little place to eat. We got salads and they were delicious! They have a pretty decent…read moreselection of menu items available from your standard dessert drinks a.k.a. Dessert coffees, to salads, and sandwiches. And if you are looking for healthy options like we were, there are none available. Not even light salad dressing. But that's OK, it was still very good and we enjoyed it. Also, I am not quite sure why these great little coffee shops insist on hiring sassy teenagers or young adults, but this shop was no exception. It's not that they're mean or are trying to be overtly rude, they just kind of act, annoyed that they are having to do something and aren't incredibly helpful if you have any questions about the food. My salad was good, but small. It was flavorful and as I mentioned they had no light options as far as other dressings. My wife's salad was not great at all. The chicken was sparse and very tough. It was about 1/4 of a a chicken breast. Mine was about 1/3 of a chicken breast. But again, other than the protein was flavorful. The only other negative was that we had to wait almost 25 minutes for our two salads to be prepared. the outside seating was nice, it seems to be a newly renovated building and was very simple but pretty one very very clean. It is a wonderful alternative to the "big box Amish buffet."

This was a pleasant experience and we will be back. This entire county is a dream for middle-aged…read morewomen, but this is a place to get a reasonable meal as a guy not trying to lose their mind looking at quilts, etc. Food = Fish sandwich and noodle soup were both good at a fair price. They run out of pies throughout the day because they're not serving old pie here, but they're good and lots to choose from. Service = Very friendly. Sometimes a guy has questions, like "Why is there a log of cheese with my soup?" (even though it's awesome). But they answer in a friendly way. Restaurant = This place is busy, you will likely wait. Lots of seats, because apparently I'm not the only one that plans on going back after visiting. Clean and quick.

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!

Frankly, I didn't hate or love it. I just don't see a reason to make a trip there other than a…read morelack of competition. Food = Jalapeño popper dip was good. Pork chop was cooked alright, but definitely needed a sauce to add some flavor as it was bland. Coconut mango rice was sad (my wife is filipino so she knows a bit about rice, mangoes, and coconut). I had the reuben and it was alright. I don't understand why all the steaks and fish are "market price" on the menu. This is not a fancier restaurant that serves wagyu, why can you not figure out how to price half of your meats? Service = Good with no problems. Restaurant = Stylish, Spacious, and Clean.

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.

Fancy? No. Delicious food, friendly service, fair prices, and a small town vibe? YES. Its a go to…read morefor weekend breakfast but I've been for dinner once as well. I'll definitely continue going back! Tip: They get busy on the weekend, so just be prepared that you may need to wait. There isn't a parking lot dedicated to the diner, but street parking and a community lot down the hill is free. Don't forget to check out the dessert offerings!

The food here is always good. A large menu from burgers to daily specials. Recently renovated the…read morenew windows and lighting make it feel warm and inviting. The service is top notch the waitresses will make you feel like family.

Come hungry. Hubby had the pot roast, I had the noodles and mashed potatoes, and together we…read moreapparently decided carbohydrates are a food group. The pot roast was melt-in-your-mouth tender, and the noodles tasted just like home. We topped it off with strawberry pie and strawberry shortcake. The shortcake was the clear champion in my book, although my husband conducted extensive research by eating most of both desserts. Highly recommend saving room for sweets.

Be aware that this is a cash only place but they have an ATM on site…read more Decide to try this place as it was close to our hotel and I am so glad we did. This is an old style diner with some counter seating and quite a few tables. They do not take names, so you just have to stand in line and wait your turn to be seated. This process was different for us but it went really well as we had probably 3-4 small groups ahead of us but were seated within less than 10 minutes. The service was very timely but not overbearing. We had drinks and our order taken probably with 5 minutes of being seated which was very nice. We got our food within probably 10-12 minutes of ordering which I thought was really good given how busy it was. As for the food, it was all very good. I had the biscuits & gravy, scrambled eggs, hash browns and a sausage patty all of which was very good. The sausage is their own recipe which was a little less seasoned than most but it was a very good patty. My wife had her usual eggs over easy, bacon and toast and she liked it all. The bacon was a thicker cut applewood smoked which was tremendous (she let me try it). We may try it for lunch or dinner if/when in the area again. I would definitely recommend this for breakfast if you are in the area.

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.