Amazing, creative ice cream flavors, prices a little high but a spacious clean shop with plenty of…read morecustomers, i would rate it above Handels and Pavs in quality and novelty.

Huge ice cream parlor! Lots of options; something for everyone. The names are hilarious! I had…read more"This sh!t just got real!" Despite long lines and a bit of a wait, service is great. Colorful place, lots of tables. The giant gumball machine near the entrance is great!

If you like doughnuts I'm not talking about the flimsy ass Dunkin' Donuts but real heavy delicious…read moreones this is your go to. Everything is made in house super fresh and well worth the coin that you'll spend on it. They also have an incredible pretzel shop that offers a wide variety of options. Trust me, you'll thank me for the recommendation.

I visited Amish Country Market recently as I noticed they just opened. They're still under…read moreconstruction, but they're able to produce donuts, pretzels, large breakfast rolls, and other delectables. Outside, they have lawn furniture for sale. Inside, there are a bunch of Amish folks waiting to serve you. On this visit, I tasted a chicken bacon ranch breakfast roll, a hot pretzel, some strawberry cake, and maple pecan cake. By far, my favorite item was the hot pretzel. It had just a touch of sweetness to it along with the traditional salty flavor. The texture of the dough was perfect. It had the right amount of moisture, chew, and flavor. It was hot and absolutely delicious. The chicken bacon ranch roll was not balanced. It was served hot and wrapped in foil, but it was missing something, like a yummy sauce or veggie crunch. I think there was too much chicken in it, relative to the amount of other ingredients. So it felt like I was just eating a roll stuffed with chicken. While the chicken tasted good, it needed something else to balance it. The strawberry cake was just okay. I think regular strawberry cassata cake is better though. And the maple pecan cake was just meh. I'll be back to try some other items soon!

This was my first time sitting down to eat in a predominantly Amish area, despite having driven…read morethrough many times. It was a steak special Saturday, complete with TASTY steak and a generous baked potato. My husband and I chose the salad bar option. It was good, but I was a little concerned about cleanliness and many of the tongs were lying directly on top of the foods available. Sadly as a result I only grabbed a couple items. I'd like to try again, perhaps on a less busy night. The staff was wonderful and I loved their gift shop and store. Very clean bathrooms as well which is something I really appreciate these days!

Disappointing chicken! The drumstick in my dinner order was the size of a wing drumette, chicken…read morewas dry. Vegetables are cooked from frozen. Dinner rolls were not very good, heavy and doughy. Other diners in my party were happy with their deep fried foods.

All baked goods are decadent! Great variety for breakfast and lunch! Excellent coffee which will…read morenot break the bank! Staff are extremely friendly and helpful!! Best coffee shop in Middlefield!!

I'm sort of a latte connoisseur. I buy them all over the place and have for over 10 years. This…read morecoffee shop serves them up right up with the best I've had. Great latte's, great pastries and great friendly service. An unbeatable combo.

Great coffee. The breakfast could be better. I had waffles and sausage that was OK. Wife had eggs…read moreover medium with hash browns rye toast and bacon. Eggs and rye toast were good. The bacon, meh. But they really ought to forget the hash browns which were the packaged frozen type but not cooked very well. McDonalds are better. Nice people.

Food and ambiance were average. Tried a panini, muffin and cookie. None were bad but nothing was so…read moredelicious that I'd crave it or want to go back again. The individuals working were very kind and friendly. It was clean as well. The kitchen did seem to take longer than expected to complete the panini. It was ok because I wasn't in a hurry but it's something to keep in mind if you're on a schedule. I'd say the place was only moderately busy so the food prep could have been a little faster.

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 long delayed review as I actually visited Quintealia's a few months ago with a large…read moregroup of foodie-focused friends, but better late than never! Overall, I am glad that a couple dozen of us were able to support this local, independent business, especially since the owner herself stopped by to greet us all one by one and give us a short history lesson of the historic building/former home (formerly owned by wealthy local man, George Ford) and the business itself! The recipies are from the owner's grandmother, whose name is actually Quintilia! As part of our tea party package, we had: -Hibiscus berry tea -Cinnamon orange spice tea -Tomato tortelini soup -Petit fours -Homemade scones -4 half sandwiches and 6 bite size desserts Imo, the best dessert was a small lemon tart! In all honesty, everything was very good! I would recommend adding a small salad to the line up, however. Also, make sure to call ahead of time to buy scones to go! There is, of course, a cute gift shop is on the 2nd floor. I didn't buy anything this time. I spent some time looking around the inside as every room is decorated differently. So in all, my bill came to $51 total with tax and tip. Most of us had leftovers to bring home - i did not. Make sure to call ahead for reservations!

We came here on a whim for some holiday tea and were delighted! The tea selection is plentiful, and…read morethey have a nice menu complete with your regular tea fixings (sandwiches and award winning scones), plus two cottage pies (one beef and one chicken). The owner took the time to share some interesting information about the location, namely its history as a mansion and the background of the name. It felt like stepping back in time. Definitely recommend to anyone visiting Burton!

Old stand by for breakfast and lunch. Always busy but the staff is always super. Wife ordered 1, 1…read moreand 1 for breakfast an egg, a pancake and bacon with toast. I had homemade corned beef hash with eggs and toast. Saturday is always busy but in a few minutes we were seated. Everything done as it should be.

Really great breakfast. Wonderful service. It was extra…read morespecial since it was a rainy morning. Lots of regulars talking about the crazy wind/tornado that came through last night.

In the heart of Middlefield Ohio there's a little restaurant called Cinda's. From the outside it's…read morenothing special...in an old plaza that looks like it could use an update. But on the inside, you can feel the love from the community and sense that this little restaurant is the go to place among locals. We found a table and sat ourselves and almost immediately our waitress came out of the kitchen with an armful of food for a table and then quickly took our drink orders. She was so friendly and the place was packed. Menus were brought out with the drinks in what seemed like an instant. Our food order was placed, and what felt like 5 minutes, the four of us were served our meals. I bet this young woman has muscles under her little dress and apron because she was carrying everyone's orders out the same. I ordered the Western omelette with rye toast-I love rye. But they have lots of bread options-even raisin bread. Hubby got scrambled eggs, bacon and french toast. My bro in law got a fish sandwich-(walleye) and fries, and my sister got a loaded burger and fries. Her burger looked really good, it had a thin meat patty which is my favorite. We all loved our food, not one complaint Classic food done to perfection. I highly recommend this place if you're looking for a local restaurant that isn't a chain.

Stopped for brunch and the place was busy- but we found a table and in just a minute a very…read morefriendly server came to take our order. We both got coffee... and it was So HOT! My husband gave that a big thumbs up! But seriously it stayed hot for so long that I thought I would be done with my food before I could drink it! The food came out fast .. and again it was good and hot! The reason for the 3 stars is that we were not crazy about the food preparation. My husband got the Hunters Breakfast with steak and eggs and hash browns. The steak was a frozen breaded patty... The hash browns were the best part of the meal along with the sausage gravy that they put over the steak. Hashbrowns are real potatoes and they had a really good flavor to them and the sausage gravy was very yummy. But the way they scrambled the eggs looks like they just poured them in a pan in a very thin layer and let them cook - so they're not fluffy and they're just kind of like a flat piece of paper. I got the bacon egg and cheese sandwich. You are able to choose which kind of bread you would like for your sandwich. I chose a biscuit. If you look at the picture, you can see that the biscuit is about 5 inches thick! The biscuit actually had more of a texture, look and taste of a piece of bread instead of a biscuit. It didn't taste bad it just didn't taste or look like a biscuit. The bacon was good and it tasted like it may have had Velveeta cheese on it but again it just had those really flat scrambled eggs. I ended up cutting the top and bottom of the biscuits in half so I did not have so much bread. The service was good and the coffee and food were hot, but we were just not a fan of the food itself