I visited Heritage Meats in Middlefield recently. I was hoping they carried some high quality beef…read moresticks, but they didn't have the kind I wanted. I found some nice looking hot dogs though. A four pack was $3.71 and they were plump. This joint was jumpin'. There were people slicing meat, stocking shelves, ringing people up, chopping up sections of beef, and what have you. I felt like I had stepped back into the year 1800. I was very impressed with the establishment. I bought the hot dogs and some beef sticks. At home, I was a little too excited, so I microwaved one of the hot dogs for one minute. I thought to myself, "Hmmm. These are Amish hot dogs. I wonder if they're fully cooked." I ate it anyway. It was the best microwaved hot dog I've ever tasted. It had a good amount of moisture and a ton of flavor with a hint of smokiness. Loved it. A while later I thought, "That was a great hot dog, why not have another?" So I did. When my wife and son got home, I told them about the hot dog experience. The next day, they ate the two remaining hot dogs and agreed with me regarding their flavor. Now I have to drive an hour to Middlefield to buy more of these amazing hot dogs. Luckily, I have business to do in Middlefield. I will be a repeat customer whenever I can.

Heritage Meats has a great selection of meats and other products. I generally get good cuts from…read morethem but the consistency needs to be better. I spent $100 on meat (pork butt and beef ribs). The pork butt was good and well-trimmed. The beef ribs had way too much fat, which jacked up the price. I'll have to take a better look next time I shop before I accept their meat offering.

We head out to Eastside Amish every couple of months. We usually stop in this store. It's half…read moregrocery and half hardware store. They have a bakery that smells delicious. They also have a deli. Lunch meat and cheese to take home or they will make you a sandwich. This is a fun shop. I always find what I'm looking for.

Used to love this place. Purchased "day old" donuts which are usually good. These were more than…read morea few days old, but priced as day old. Asked if we could return as they were inedible. The clerk was rude and said that's the way they are supposed to be. You mean like sawdust? It's a shame as we have loved and frequented this place often. Will miss it. Word of advice: Don't buy the "day old" donuts. They are like sand in your hand because they are NOT always a day old.

Andy had to close down. He is doing well in his retirement. Geauga county has lost a wonderful…read morebusiness, run by an exceptional couple. Thanks for your many years of service Andy and Sue Byler.

We have been going here for over a decade. The prices are great, the meat is perfectly trimmed and…read morethe staff friendly. It is about a 45 minute drive for me but I still go! Their ground beef is fantastic, barely any fat once it's browned.

*******UPDATE********** Returned to Walmart with research in…read morehand. Spoke with Team lead Caitlin and Coach Jim. We all explained our sides and after deliberations the printer was returned and I got my money back. Thank you Caitlin and Jim for going the distance to make a decision to help the consumer through a bad case of unfortunate issues. would not give this store even one star if I had a choice. Purchased a printer in Nov. that was a Christmas gift. . With the holidays and company in town we didn't set it up right away. Today I went to set it up for my mom and noticed the printer was dirty and definitely looked used. I went to Walmart to return it and they said it was outside of the return window. Past the 30 day return policy. ok I get that but this isn't the correct printer in the box. serial numbers don't match my receipt. Someone obviously returned this printer dishonestly. Walmart refuses to do anything now I have a printer that is used and not right. I also have a warranty I can't use because the serial numbers don't match my receipt. This is Walmarts fault as they returned this printer and put it back on the shelf without checking that the right printer was returned. I'm out over $70 for Walmart's mistake. Poor customer service. Selling a used product in a new box then refusing to do something about it!

You want people to self checkout so only one manned register, but then only four self checkouts…read moreopen.

This Giant Eagle is smaller than others within driving distance. However, because they're local,…read morethey're convenient. Sometimes I'm not able to find the same items at this location vs another. On a most recent visit, we went shopping for items to complete our thanksgiving day feast. Giant Eagle seemed to have some of the better prices compared to other grocery stores. Not everything was cheaper, but a majority of the items were. We needed to pick up a turkey, side fixings, condiments, random veggies, household items and bread - you know, for the stuffing. The main reason for our visit was for the turkey, they were offering their brand turkeys for $0.49 a pound. This was nearly half of other competitors pricing. We noticed they had carried a bread by a name brand specifically made for "stuffing". It was un-sliced, more dense, about 16 oz vs 20oz worth of product for $0.99 - same price as the Giant Eagle white sliced bread. We figured we would try it.. 8 loaves later, we moved on to grab our other items & then headed to the checkout. We weren't asked for our loyalty card, or phone number. When I mentioned it, the lady said whenever we were ready we could tell it to her so she could add it. The items were rang up & we were given our total, it seemed fairly higher than the math I did in my head.. neither here nor there, I forgot to give her my phone number so she could pull my loyalty information. She also didn't ask for it.. both our faults. When I checked the screen in front of me, I noticed the bread rang up at $2.49 PER loaf. When we selected the bread from the shelf, it was marked at only $0.99. She said no problem, she called a manager over for a price check. The manager seemed bothered, but went to check the price for us. Several minutes later.. which seemed forever long since the bread isle wasn't that far away from the checkout area.. she returned. She informed us that the bread was placed in the wrong area on the shelf. The actual price is $2.49 per loaf, not $0.99. She didn't say sorry, she didn't offer to price match it, she didn't offer anything. She literally walked away without a word. She took a while in the isle because she actually moved ALL of the product during this time. Instead of returning to us with the pricing and moving it afterwards. We had several people behind us in line that wasn't too happy either. We kindly asked the cashier to remove all 8 loaves from our bill, we didn't want to pay such a large difference. She was quiet about it, read us the new total and we paid so we could leave. We ended up getting bread elsewhere. $7.92 total vs $19.92 = $12 difference that actually paid for our 22 lb turkey.... Anyways, make sure to check the sale signs.. read them fully. Just because the items are behind those signs.. don't mean that they belong there. Pay attention to your bill as it's rung up. The management doesn't seem to care much about the way the store here is ran.

For starters, they fired my friend for ABSOLUTELY NO REASON and claimed working with her type 1…read morediabetes is difficult and her schedule is difficult when she asked for 2 days off and decided oh lets fire her for no good darn reason. Do better at respecting your damn employees.

Not very much selection. Store is small. Basically one row down the middle of stuff.read more

This used to be my go-to place in the summer for produce and Amish bakery. Covid kept me away for a…read morecouple of years, but went back recently to get some peaches and watermelon this summer (used to be the only place around I could find yellow watermelon). I was shocked to find that they had expanded and doubled the size of their store, which is excellent for them. What isn't excellent is how much their prices have shot up. I know everything is going up and accept that, but this was even beyond what I consider the other "expensive" fruit stands in the area. I did a circuit of the store and left without buying anything (which has never happened before).

What a Wonderful Amish Farm Market to get Fresh, Locally Grown fruits and veggies. Very Reasonable…read morePrices, Very Friendly and Helpful Associates and a wide variety ! We go there monthly, throughout the summer. Also, a great place to purchase large quantities, like tomatoes, pickles/cucumbers, peppers, Jade Green Beans (the BEST green beans Ever !), etc. for canning/freezing/dehydrating. You can buy by the peck, half bushel and bushel. It's always good to call ahead and place your order...440-548-2676 They, also, offer flowering plants, fresh baked goods, homemade jams/jellies/pickles/etc., homemade noodles, homemade birdhouses and other wood products ! What a Great Resource to have in our area ! In response to John B. With the crazy weather here in NE Ohio, a lot of farmers can't grow what they used to and in massive quantities, so Yes, more produce has been brought in to cover the demand. Do give this wonderful farm stand a chance to prove him wrong !