The Amish Market

casey pfeiffer a month ago

Drove 3 hours to get to this wonderful place! Well worth the drive! You can find just about everything you need all under one roof! Comfortably setup inside away from the elements are close to 20 Amish vendors! They have meats, cheeses, vegetables, fruits, spices, candy, donuts, pretzels, fry pies, cakes, cookies, pickles, baking necessities, bulk foods, furniture and more! Everything is handmade! I guarantee you will not be disappointed!

Barbara W 4 months ago

For me it's a beautiful drive over to the Amish Market. I always purchase donuts from Aunt Martha's Donut Shop. Sometimes there is a line but well worth the wait. Also, buy a pecan roll from Cora's Cookies & Such, best I've ever had. Freeze well, so buy two. Restaurant inside and a seating area if you purchase from the booths. The Pretzel Sammy's are excellent and egg salad from another booth. Bulk food shop has lots to offer and the meat market must have 8 different types of bacon. BBQ, produce, jams , candy and so much more including an incredible furniture shop that has all hand-made products by the Amish. You will definitely enjoy this stop.

Etta Miller 6 months ago

Great store. Just about everything you could ask for. We got bread, cookies, fresh veggies, lunch, deli food, popcorn, and noodles. Every store is separate. Check out where you buy. Carts are available for use. I have trouble walking for long periods of time. There were plenty of places to stop and take a break. We didn't go through the furniture section. We ate at the BBQ place. The ribs were fall of the bone and tasty. My chicken tenders were moist and tender. The Mac and cheese was delicious. Store is only open on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

Ralph Fajack 7 months ago

Saturday well spent at the Amish Market on South Avenue — and let me tell you, walking in hungry is a rookie mistake. That place turns grown adults into wide-eyed kids in a bakery aisle real fast. Had a nice little lunch with the in-laws, took a lap around the market, and somehow a dozen donuts “accidentally” followed me home. Dangerous purchase? Absolutely. But I’ll show great restraint… one or two this weekend and the rest heading to work (because sharing calories makes them disappear, right?). It’s beautiful out there today — perfect excuse to slow down, enjoy the weather, and reset a little before the week ramps back up. Relax, recharge, and maybe keep the donut box slightly out of arm’s reach. 🍩☀️

Eric Guelcher a year ago

Stopped in to check out the market and ended up being the highlight of the day. We started with a homemade pretzel hot out of the oven. Had it with a Birch Beer, and it was fantastic. My spouse, who is not a pretzel lover, regretted not ordering another after we left, it was that good and less than $5 for both. The market has a fantastic bakery as well that was also great to sample. Way too many good things to try in one visit. There is also an Amish furniture store that has beautiful and unique items. My spouse wanted to purchase multiple items, but being a thousand miles from home in a small sports car made that impossible (phew). There's also a bulk items store that has a wide variety of hard to find staples and other offerings. A meat market and deli are on-site as well offering everything from fruits to vegetables and of course lots of different varieties of meat. The restaurant looked good as well, but our snacking on pretzels, bakery, and other treats left us too full to try it. That will have to happen on our next stop. Highly recommend stopping here, very unique and interesting place. They also offer a good variety of gluten free bakery at reasonable prices.