This restaurant was one of few which made me desperately desire to live a street across from it!…read moreFirst of all, upon entering, we were greeted with the atmosphere so comforting and warm, it made me want to move in there.The decorations around the restaurant and the interior is very clean and fascinating to look at, especially the pictures on the walls, the cows were adorable! My favorite part of the decorations was the wall of money which was incredibly cool. I saw 2 Ukrainian hryvnias, and to me as a Ukrainian, that hit VERY close to home. Decor however, was not the only thing incredible thing there. The staff were so nice and understanding, they were attentive and made us feel at peace. But food. OH THE FOOD. we ordered a lot, expecting the portions to be small, but oh man were we wrong. The portions were huge and filled with flavors so satisfying, I didn't want to stop eating. Thank you all the staff, for it was one of those places where I felt the need to return to as fast as I can. HAVE A GREAT EVENING :D

Oh my goodness what a find. We were visiting from Ohio! This restaurant is a must. The staff was…read morevery helpful and sweet. A small hole in the wall that had everything! Italian, pizza, burgers, fish, fried chicken and breakfast all day! The food was generously piled high on the plate. Wish we lived closer, so we could visit more often.

Nostalgic building with a current trendy vibe. Nice place, love the decor, tasty beer choices and…read moreunique spin on menu items, I had the choice of two meets and the waffle fries. Perfect amount of food not too much not too little. The pork and brisket were delicious and perfectly prepared, could have used a little bit more sauce to make up for the void of deep smoked flavor of BBQ. All in all great place for a beer lunch and or diner. I would definitely go back and try a few more menu items and beers. Diana S. Killed it. She must own the place or just super efficient! Great service.

Tiffonnie is the best!!! Got to come here to see her and eat great foodwe come 2 a year and never…read moremiss it

Such good food! The best is the homemade bread served as toast and my French toast!!! Friendly…read moreservice with quick food delivery!!! We love this place!!

This was one of our best breakfasts in the Shipshewana area! It's a cute small place connected to a…read morecoffee shop. Our server was very nice and knowledgeable about the menu, she gave us time to figure it out and wasn't pushy. We loved that the coffee was free with our food (though I believe that was just Monday-Wednesday or something like that), and it tasted great! The sweet potato hash was the table fave! I loved that they came in half orders since I wasn't super hungry. The haystack was good too, according to my husband. He said all the components tasted fresh and the gravy tasted home made. The toast was house made too and was very very good. We will definitely be back when we're in town.

A hidden gem! Went to Shipshewana for a concert and we're looking around for anywhere to be open…read morepast 4/5 for dinner. Stumbled upon this place and it was excellent! First off fantastic service, and recommended the garlic chicken as the most popular dish. It was very good and huge portion. Wife had the special and it was even better than mine. Really cool atmosphere, very popular spot at least on the Saturday we went. Doubt we will be in the area again, but if we do, we will be back!

Fantastic! Love the garlic buns. Whiskey selection is best around!…read moreLove the craft beer for $4/can. Service is great and the ambiance is upscale for other places around the area. Jayce is a great server!! Go IU!

Dining in a private Amish home is an incredible experience that ought to be on everyone's bucket…read morelist. This place was recommended to us not by a tourist but by a friendly relative of the Amish owner, Brenda Slabaugh (everyone in this settlement is close-knit). Like other in-home dining venues, the spacious room also serves as a social gathering and worship place for the Amish. Nearly everything in the huge kitchen is prepared from scratch and served family-style. The fixed menu includes bread, salad, chicken, roast beef, noodles, mashed potatoes, cooked vegetables, and assorted pies. Everything we tasted was phenomenal. Homemade peanut butter and jam, spread on fresh-baked bread, were ethereal. The 'colorific' salad was colorful indeed and tossed in a savory vinaigrette. White meat chicken fingers and dark meat were breaded and baked (not fried) to perfection. The beef (pot roast, perhaps) was fork-tender and juicy. All of the side dishes and pies were just as wonderful. Brenda and family members who helped her prepare and serve the meal were friendly and attentive to our needs, and happy to answer questions about Amish lifestyle and customs. Of course, a 'modern' restroom is available. This business is aimed at large parties and tour groups, but it's available to smaller parties on Wednesday evenings. Advance reservations are required

Great homemade food from wonderful people! Amazing hospitality. Also bought bread to take home.read more

Came back in last weekend as I was home with family.... they have a new menu out now with a new…read moremeals. I had the smoked salmon sandwich it came on a baugette with avacado and topped with a dill aoli! Service was excelent, as always!

The entrance to the dining room was a little confusing as you walk in, but when you are seated, you…read moreenter a low light atmosphere of ambiance. The salad that came with the meal was from the salad bar and so many options! They had mixed greens and lots of toppings. My fiancé had the ribs and baked potato. He raved on them. I had the spaghetti ala Nick and it was equally delicious. They have a full bar, with a variety of wines and drink specialties. The service was quick and excellent. Kelsey was a great waitress! I highly recommend Davincis!

I love pie. This place is pie heaven. The only downside is that the pie is put on the buffet by the…read moreslice, and it's hard not to eat the entire slice because it is so good, which means you get full before you can try all of the pies. There's salad, bread, soup, entrees and sides too - all cooked Amish style. I loved the beef noodles, meatloaf, and broccoli salad. I sampled some other dishes, but had to save room for pie. There were some really delicious puddings too - blueberry with fresh blueberries in it and a warm bread pudding. Delicious! Service was quick and friendly and I think it's a good value for $22. It's best to arrive early and plan for a long walk afterwards (to work off the pie).

This place is a tourist trap, but for good reason…read more This huge restaurant spans 3 floors with the basement operating as a buffet option ($8.99 per child and $20+ for adults). I took a look, but was more impressed with the freshness, value and experience on the main floor with menu order options. The restaurant style reminded me of a re-imagined Amish version of Cracker Barrel with handmade oddities for sale. It was surprisingly busy with it being 4:30pm, and slightly annoying to learn the kids could not have the buffet if we were ordering from the menu because there are separate seating arrangements. We chose the restaurant side. Our waitress was bubbly and energetic... extremely thorough while maintaining a friendly neighborly vibe. She commanded the restaurant like it was her vocation and truly seemed pleased to serve her hungry patrons. Once she took our order and brought out our drinks we were delighted with a small homemade loaf of seed bread with real butter, apple butter, or Amish peanut butter (peanuts, honey, and marshmallow fluff mixed together) to top it with. As we enjoyed snacking, the two kids meals, and two adult dinners with soft drinks (they do not serve alcohol) came in around $75 total. The kids meal came with homemade fried (2) drumsticks, fries, drink and a cookie reserved for the end of the meal. Everything is homemade and my picky eater's gobbled it all up! Hubby ordered the fried chicken dinner and was happy enough, but both of us noted that our breast was slightly over cooked by a minute or so (slim margins, but made for a slightly dry and tough tasting breast). He loved his corn accompaniment, noting that it tasted like it was freshly cut from the cob. I opted for the Amish sampler plate and enjoyed the meatloaf, the breading of the fried chicken, the texture of the roast beef (though the seasoning could've improved), and the chicken stuffing with fresh carrots with a slight crunchy texture mixed in. The green bean side was good enough with the bacon, but lacking a crispy texture. The mashed potatoes and beef gravy were just okay. This gargantuan portion also came with a small side salad of leafy greens, a cucumber slice and grape tomato with dressing of your choice. Everything was good... so much food! I felt like I should've toiled on the farm all day to earn such a filling meal. For dessert we bought a homemade strawberry rhubarb pie to take home. Perfectly cooked (no soggy bottom) and wonderful texture and married flavors. The pie was worth it for $18 and if you stop by the visitor center you can get a $1 coupon. Just make sure to bring it in so they can staple it to the receipt for accounting. If we ever come back I may need to try the lemon meringue pie. The peaks were gorgeous and so tall! Pros: good home cooking. Homemade pies. Value prices for what you get. Cons: potential long waits, separate buffet from restaurant and some food lacking seasoning.

YUM. My husband and…read moreI love trying breakfast joints and this is a strong contender for the most delicious experience we've ever had. Generous portions for the price, friendly staff, and the place was immaculately clean. Will definitely go again.

The food was delicious! I had the biscuits and gravy with bacon. Best I ever had! We also had the…read morefrench toast special. Also delicious. Great place as well.

This is an authentic, cash only, Amish grocery store. Go if you want to experience how the people…read morethat live here shop. They sell milled flour and primary ingredients for making your own stuff. I found it interesting how many different types of flour, spices, and primary ingredients like borax used for cleaning laundry and disinfecting were available for purchase by the pound. I was able to buy homemade black licorice for $3. Homemade canned strawberry rhubarb butter to spread on toast for $4-5. They also have a huge discount section and the kids loved stretching their $5 budget and got a bunch of Halloween and Christmas specific candy cheaply for no other reason than it being the wrong holiday. My husband bought some Amish sourdough bread, but was disappointed with the taste. Upon looking at the label I noted there were a lot of ingredients. Just something to note. Not all Amish foods are created equal and not all items are organic or without preservatives. Read your labels, make educated choices and admire a store of thrifty, honest, and hardworking folks.

I came in with a friend while visiting in town. What a great find…read more This is a no frills, well laid out, great place to shop. So much variety and lots of fresh food. I loved the aisles with products deeply discounted because they were nearing the expiration date. But you can definitely use most items well past those dates. The employees were very efficient. No cards accepted so bring your cash.

Mannnnn.... I remember eating here as a kid, some 30 years ago…read more I can't believe they were open on the 4th of July! SCORE! This is the last Hot n Now left in existence, BUT I've heard thru the grapevine that they're actually making a comeback and opening more locations! My mom lives here back in Sturgis again... When we would come visit my aunts and uncles, we would stop here, some 30+ years ago, and it's just as I remember it. Being from Reno Nevada, when I come visit my mom, I try NOT to eat here, because I try to stay away from carbs, but I had to give in after an internal 3 day battle. I always forget what I ordered from the last visit, because it's usually years apart. This time (and probably last) I ordered the "Big Hot" with fries. It was perfect and sloppy, just how I like it. The fries were good, and I ordered fried pickles. They were a little greasy but super good. The menu is also very fairly priced. For the trash I would get at 5 guys for just me, I was able to buy 2 combo meals The lady who took my order and money was super sweet. I don't remember what iit looks like inside, and come to think of it, I don't know if I've ever even been! I hope they DO open more! Ill see y'all next time! ***DISCLAIMER*** This pure, uncut, honest review is federally protected under Federal Law by way of Bill #EO14149. Removal or alteration of this review by Yelp and/or their affiliates without Expressed consent by it's author is strictly prohibited by FEDERAL law. VIolators will be prosecuted, and litigation imminent.

Was looking forward to having Hot N Now. It was now but it surely wasn't hot. It was the most…read moredisgusting mushroom Swiss burger I had ever seen in my life. My friend ordered an olive burger and she didn't know it came with cheese but evidently there's does. We go back thru the drive thru and they wanted her to just take the cheese off. They actually made her another one but said they won't remake the mushroom Swiss cause there wasn't anything wrong with it. Yeah there was IT WASNT HOT! The cheese was not even slightly melted like it would have been if the burger was hot. They surely don't live up to there name it should be Cold and Disgusting not Hot n Now! If you want something hot order the fries or cheese curds since they have to deep fry them.