Very cute store in the middle of nowhere. Lots of bulk flours and grains, nuts , candy. They have a…read moredeli counter with various meats and cheeses. Outside the greenhouse is relatively new and it was full of mums mums mums , plus some ornamental kale, and peppers. I do wish they were wearing masks. I saw no one working wearing any. I wonder if Mennonites have religious objections to them? Every customer I saw were wearing masks I guess partial protection is better then none.

What a great store for some of items you wouldn't find in a regular grocery store. The cheese…read morecounter and meat counter are both really good. They also carry homemade items like cookies, cinnamon rolls and so on.

It's a great store and everyone is super friendly!! They will always do whatever it takes to help…read moreyou!! We always stop here at least once a week.

I go here every time I am in town. They have great sandwich options at their deli. I always get…read moreGuggisberg Swiss and baby Swiss cheeses (deli) from Millersburg Ohio. They also have bulk candies, nut, and other munchies and fun things for a very good price if you take the time to look around. Like bandages, sunscreen, chocolates!!!!definitely check this little gem out if you haven't already!!!

A charming grocery store with a large variety of candies, jams, jellies and many Amish products and…read morenoodles. They have a wide range of spices and local honey. They also have handmade products. The owner is always nice and offers samples of their products. Prices are very reasonable and a wonderful place to stop.

I love this little shop. I drive over an hour every year to come down here to get my cookies and my…read moremilk and other things that they have there nice people love how most of the stuff in that little shop is locally sourced highly recommend very reasonable prices I plan on making this Shop one of my grocery shopping shops from now on they got more there than I can find where I live.

A Kroger easily located not far off interstate 31 with a Starbucks inside. It seems a bit smaller…read morethan the one in Peru, but was well organized and a little low stocked - out of Kroger brand creamers and a few other things we were looking for. I was impressed with the produce quality. Did not see a florist area.

I placed my first pickup order. Mo one told me prices were only going to be good for two more days…read more And no where on the pricing for this ham says it's only good for the same. They charged me full price. I called for a refund and they told me no. What other store would not refund you when the price marked on it said $15? I don't plan on going back. I'm new to Rochester and don't find this small town store to be worth my while. I visit Walmart from now on or drive somewhere else.

We LOVE Sanders! We've been going there for over 20 years and have ALWAYS had good service in a…read morenicely stocked store. I LOVE that there are always cashiers available for checking out!

Sanders has a bit of the small town feel to it only that it exists in a small town. It's a bit run…read moredown but has everything you would need in the groceries department. The one this that was kinda nice about it is that since it is in farm country you get a lot of the dried fruits and specialty custom trail mix stuff you would normally have to seek out in a traders joese or whole foods place in the city. And as a bonus, if you need a tub of jalapenos, chili beans or some other super sized caned good they have that as well

It's a great store with fair prices. The handmade sandwiches are out of this world good, and the…read moreselection of groceries is impressive. The staff is enjoyable and always so helpful. I would give them fine stars, but they lose one because the last time I was in there the man I presume to be the owner yelled at one of the sweet Mennonite young ladies who work there. I was standing well behind the counter looking at the menu. He yells at her thinking she's slacking and holding me up. I was simply taking my time choosing my lunch. Besides, he shouldn't be screaming at his help for any reason. They are sweet Mennonite Amish, for the most part, and are always a delight to talk to. Shame on him for treating them in that way. If I ever see him yell at them again, he surely will lose a customer.

We drive from Michigan to Indiana every Christmas, and finally got to stop here for lunch after…read morethey got raves from relatives. Its a very cute place run by the Amish, off US 31 in the middle of nowhere, lots to like! It reminds me a bit of Cracker Barrel, you can buy things in the store section, baked goods, jams, etc. The deli counter is where you order up your Deli sandwich, prepared with care by young Amish ladies wearing proper attire. I had a Deli Roast Beef on homemade Wheat Bread with pepperjack cheese, chipotle sauce, and jalapenos, very good! Served with chips and a cookie if you wish. This place is the real deal, nothing franchisee about it, despite my Crackerbarrel comparison. I have to think my money spent there is supporting some Amish family/families, so I feel good about that. Check it out if you are ever out that way!! We will stop again, I am sure.

It's a nice neighborhood grocery with local produce and non local also. The apples and sweet corn…read morewere good deals ($3.99 for 5 ears of corn) and a 3 lb bag of gala apples for $1.99. Bathrooms at front and the store is clean. I enjoyed seeing what they sell here that's unique to New Buffalo MI. Fresh produce sold and I liked the sale on sweet corn before the season ends like this week kind of ... Fudge from Mackinac Island. And windmill almond cookies... nostalgia... nice staff.

Barney's Market provides great organic food options. This would be a five star recommendation but…read morewould have preferred organic, pasture raised eggs.

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.

I'm new to the area and still finding the places I want to shop. This will be one of them. It's a…read moresmall market but has great offerings. I felt the prices were pretty decent. They post their sales flyer on their Facebook page each week. I came in wanting to purchase some steaks that were on sale. Based on how low the per pound price was, I wasn't expecting much. But the steaks were lean and looked really great. They have a large selection of Amish prepared foods. Lots of jellies, etc. I also was impressed with the large number of Walnut Creek spice blends they offered. I can't wait to try them. The store was very neat and well laid out. I was warmly greeted by every single employee. I will definitely be back soon.