Great small local shop serving all sorts of odds and ends, plus ice cream. The kids got some candy…read moreand a frozen banana. I didn't buy anything for myself, but there were certainly some things calling my name! Friendly guy working there. They were a little busier than usual because of the live music that happens on Fridays just adjacent to their shop.

Hubby & I visit Berlin at least 2-3 times per year & yet have not visited this place until…read morerecently. Hubby loves pork rinds but I don't care much for them, mainly because they always taste stale. Once we stopped in here & got their freshly made pork rinds (hubby opted for the plain ones), I don't think we can eat the store bought ones anymore. We are now spoiled & want only to eat freshly made pork rinds. They are so good. Good job, Craclin' Pig!

It was just ok. Ice cream was more more like frozen slush than a creamy texture, suggesting there…read morewas really more water than milk. It was not that good.

This is a MUST VISIT if you like ice cream! It's the same as making it in your old fashion machine…read moreat home, but with much less work and no cleanup! Fantastic ice cream.

I love the nostalgia of this place! Staff was super nice and ice cream was delicious. So many…read morefudge options as well.

Lovely place. Main Street is a great place to stop on a sat. We bring family to visit these…read morelittle shops

We absolutely enjoyed our trip here today. This was a first for me at Hershberger's and it was…read moregreat. The farm animals were fun to interact with. Staff at the farm and in the farm stand were all friendly. Although the place was busy, there was next to no waiting to get up close and personal with the animals or walk around inside the market. Today was customer appreciation day too, so we all got free rides! Couldn't have asked for a better day!

This was a fun stop. The property is large and has a lot of amenities- petting farm, gift store,…read moregrocery store, and kind of a snack bar. Our visit was mostly the gift shop and grocery store. The grocery store was a great stop for snacks. They had some delicious pies. At least the cheese and blackberries one I had was delicious. And since the crust is great, I would imagine they were solid choices. They had a nice selection of Amish popcorn and maple treats too. The gift shop is large and has a good selection of items. The yard decor and patio furniture were all fairly impressive. Some things were even Buckeyes themed! The leather goods were the other highlight. I thought the rucksacks were great and had me wishing I could take a hobbit adventure But, the highlight for my sister was a real/ nice belt that she is excited about. My highlight was the pecan turtle I had for dessert. It's a great spot in Amish country and the service was very pleasant.

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.

We love coming here for breakfast when we stay in Amish Country. The service and food are always…read moregreat. This is where the locals most definitely eat. There is usually a line but they do their best to get people in and out the best they can. They accept cash only. The dining area is always neat and clean. Definitely stop in if you're in the area, you'll be glad you did.

We absolutely love Ginger House Coffee! When we are in Amish County it's always on our go to list!…read moreThis go around my wife and I got their November Seasonal Favorite: The Frosted Pumpkin Latte, she ordered hers iced, I ordered mine hot. Both were delicious. The service and cafe are always great. It's a very spacious coffee shop. Stop in for your Java fix the next time you're nearby. BOOM!!!!

Love this spot! It is our first stop any time we're in Amish country. There is usually a bit of a…read moreline but it moves fairly quickly and is worth the wait. They have new drink specials every month and a full menu of tasty coffee (and non-coffee) beverages all the time, as well as hot breakfast and lunch offerings. My husband loves their egg and cheese breakfast sandwich on the pretzel bread and their avocado toast is usually pretty solid. All drinks we've had have been good too! They also have several non dairy options l which I always appreciate. It is nice inside and a good place to hang out and the service is always friendly. Highly recommend...I've been countless times and the experience is always good. Thank you, Ginger House!

Have been coming for years it is always my first and last stop!Last stop is for pecan sugar cone…read more the best!

It's a really good tourist trap style store. Almost…read moreeverything is double the cost of other places, but they do have it all in one place. It is really large inside, has a boutique area and grocery store. There is a bakery, deli, Ice cream counter, bulk foods. There always seems to be plenty of workers around if you need something.

Cheese, cheese and more cheese! One side of the place is alllllll the cheese. The other is the…read moregift shop. There are so many varieties of cheese available. Everything like traditional cheddar and swiss to more unique options like veggie, and buffalo wing. Most of the cheese had samples. It was a perfect way to get a sense of the differences between some of the varieties (standard vs smoked vs aged for example). Most cheese could be purchased in blocks, slices and cubes. They also had some beef stick options, dips and cheese fudge. I had never heard of cheese fudge before so was very intrigued. It had a different texture and flavor than traditional fudge but was definitely worth trying. They also have traditional fudge on the other side of the store. There were workers behind the counter actively packing cheese and willing to answer any questions you might have. Much like other tourist attractions, you have to walk through the gift shop to get to the cash registers. The line was kind of long, but it moved fairly quickly. This was a great stop with a lot of tasty products. Definitely recommend a visit!

Stopping at Heini's is an Amish country tradition. What was always great about this place, was…read moretheir samples. You could try all the cheeses and take home your favorites! COVID guidelines took that away, but I'm happy to report the samples have returned Locally made from fresh ingredients, you will find some of the best tasting cheeses here. Plenty of other interesting items as well, like nuts, candies both new and classic and many other things for the eager tourist.

One of the few places in the area open on a Sunday during the Fall. We were so happy to find it as…read morewe were just driving around the area sightseeing when we noticed people going in. They offered a very nice variety of iced and hot coffees. I had an Iced Butterscotch Salted Caramel Latte. They also had fried pies, and I grabbed two, a cherry and lemon, which were delicious! The girl who served us was so friendly and helpful and the gentleman even gave us a list of other places in the area open that we could visit. While checking out some of those places, other tourists would actually come up to ask where we found coffee, so hopefully we sent some business there way that day. We actually ended up stopping back to grab another latte before we hit the road back to Columbus. We now have it on our must stop places list when we visit that area again.

Have visited here several times. It was busy with lots of tourists but the service was pretty…read morequick. I bought a loaf of bread, baklava & a shoo-fly pie. The baklava was really delicious. The loaf of bread was fresh. The pie was good though not quite as good as my homemade version. We'd shop here again when in the area.

The food was amazing and not a long time to wait. It's a 50s style dinner in the main area. The…read morerest is additional space with long tables and 4 tops along the walls. Don't sit at the first table by the door in back area. There is a post near the table and for some reason everyone tries to go between it and the table. I was bumped into twice. If you see someone sitting there then go around the other side of the pole. High prices for the food, the food we ordered came with fries so I wonder if that's why the price was high.

The food was amazing and not a long wait for it. The main area was like a 50s dinner but the…read moreadditional room didn't feel that way with long tables and 4 top tables along the walls. If they sit you in the first table sit next to the wall because even with someone sitting there they still brushed past me because the pole was there so they would squeeze between me and the pole. Not saying the wait staff did it internationally but the other customers would too. Common sense would tell you to go around it.