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.

On a trip, my dad noticed a sign of Heritage Ridge Creamery and asked me if I wanted to stop. Who…read morehas to think twice about stopping for some cheese? Sure, I guess I can stretch my legs on a gorgeous July day while eating cheese. Man. This is what I live for! This was my first Midwest cheese shop, and it was quite the experience! They had plenty of samples and a great selection of products at amazing prices. Who would have ever thought that cheese curds come in that many flavors? I bought a few items, which were all excellent in quality. You can also watch the cheesemaking process from the shop, which was quite interesting. There was nothing fancy about the shop, but it was incredibly clean and the workers were friendly. It was definitely worth the 20-25 minute or so detour through Amish country from the interstate to this gem. I regret not buying more cheese there but considering I was away from home, I tried to limit myself. If I would have known that what I purchased was so tasty (and well priced), I would have bought some more cheese to take through six states with me. Definitely recommend this shop to locals and passerbys--don't forget your cooler, road trippers!

I've tried their cheese and I did not care for it. It was not as good as the prior owners of the…read moreproperty. The parking lot used to be packed with cars and today when I drove by, I thought the place was closed. It's a Saturday when the business should be booming. I found out they lost their master cheese maker when the Michigan belt producers association took over the place if you want better cheese, go to Yoder's meat and cheese and Chip Johana, where they have different styles of cheeses made by the local Amish community

Stopped by for lunch as I was passing through from Kentucky to Michigan. Really glad I did!…read more The sandwich was great. I did the Sandwich of the Day. You just answer a few questions about your preferences and they make something based on what is on hand. I ended up with a spicy onion and ham sandwich. Very tasty! They also had a bunch of cheese samples. I liked what I tried so much that I simply had to grab a few things. The staff was super friendly and accommodating. Several regulars came in while I ate and I can see why. I only wish I lived closer!

This is a great local deli style restaurant. The staff is nice helpful and polite. The food is…read morealways good. It's a great spot to pick up a charcuterie spread for entertaining, some spreads or dips, or a sandwich and drink to go. Solid local lunch choice.

I visited for the February Open House. The group that was there got a cheese plate to sample. The…read morecheese plate consisted of Snapdragon, Nettle, Fromage Frais, Trillium, and one other cheese which I think was Dutch Tulip. They were all fantastic. There was a short presentation and then a tour given by Co-Owner Laura Davenport. It was interesting to hear about how the different cheeses are processed and how Tulip Tree Creamery came to be. After the tour I made a purchase of two cheeses: Nightshade and Fromage Frais. If you enjoy cheese then you need to check them out. Their website is https://www.tuliptreecreamery.com/ On there you can find out about all the cheeses and where to purchase them. They also have classes you can take to make your own cheese. Another website to learn about their classes and events is https://www.eventbrite.com/o/tulip-tree-creamery-8524842081

I found this gem of a cheese shop on Yelp! You wouldn't expect a cheese shop in a commercial…read morecomplex, but there it is. Patty greeted us and enthusiastically told us all about their award winning cheeses. All the cheeses are made on site from locally sourced milk. We purchased a variety of wedges and they are absolutely delicious. I highly recommend the Trillium which is a soft creamy Brie-like cheese. We also picked up the HOPS and Nightshade cheeses which were wonderful. These were some of the best cheeses I've ever had. They offer three levels of cheese making classes on Thursdays and Saturdays. They also sell cheese related products such as cutting boards in their shop. The shop is just off Lafayette Road and 62nd Street. Parking is out front. Well worth a visit.

Imagine the specialty area of your local grocery store deli as a miniature grocery store…read more A HUGE variety of extra that are fleshed out. Every pickled thing you could imagine. Spices, dried fruit and vegetables, soup mixes, condiments. And the meats and cheese are a plenty. Smoked meat, deli meat, and the potato salad is out of this world. Bakery good as well. This is my kinda Old School Place.

Very nice and clean store with quite a variety. We picked up some candy, butter, and deserts and…read morethey were all amazing. At checkout the staff was super friendly as well. All in all a very nice visit.

Catering for 75 guests was excellent! Pulled pork, Mac and cheese, cowboy beans and cole slaw!…read more Everything was so good! Our guests were very pleased. Staff are pleasant, professional and helpful. Very reasonably priced. We needed for a day they would not typically be open for business and they accommodated our need. Highly recommend for your next event!

The ribs on Thursday are some of the best I've ever had. Call and preorder them a couple days in…read moreadvance. $22 for a slab. Everything else is great too.

Come for the meat and cheese counter, stay for the nook in the back of the store where all of the…read moregorgeous bottles of wine live. Actually, in my case, I came for the wine nook. I read that this is a good place to find a great bottle of wine, and it's true. Old World Market will satisfy the indulgent, bougie food lover in you -- the food lover who likes pretty charcuterie boards made from thinly sliced prosciutto shaped into flowers. And it will indulge the wine lover in you -- the one who likes a good glass of wine. It's a small store. Surprisingly small, actually! But along with wine and meats and cheeses, you'll find specialty food items like Swedish Pippi Longstocking candy (what?), pasta in all shapes and sizes, cookies, teas, oils and lots of imported goodies. You'll mostly find food imported from Europe: Italy and Nordic countries, specifically. They offer readymade sandwiches and small charcuterie boxes to go, for those of us who want to live deliciously but also have stuff to do elsewhere. Basically, this is a great place to visit to find something delectable to eat or drink in Valparaiso.

The charcuterie board was full and amazing. The roast beef and blue cheese and turkey with apple…read moreand brie sandwiches were delicious. Worth the price with excellent customer service!

Oh my, this place is amazing. I finally went into this store and I will be returning often. The…read morechicken and potato wedges were delicious. I couldn't believe the fresh meat. When you see it you just want it all. Trying to make up your mind for a few things is not going to happen. I had a young man help me the whole time. His service was polite, helpful so nice. Every person had a person helping them. Great service !! The different meats were amazing. Plus the different food was every where. I have been craving breaded tenderloin and they had them. So good. There's nothing like good fresh meats. Plus vegetables and spices so much in this store. If you don't go you're missing out. I so regret not stopping in there sooner. I can't tell you just how this place has changed my meat and supplies have changed. This is the place to go. I will be returning there soon.

Yorktown, IN needs a grocery. You would be welcome. Love…read moreyour fresh cut smoked pork chops! Friendly, helpful folk.

As I was coming home from Ft Wayne I was detoured through Pendleton…read more I remembered I had an Italian place marked on my bucket list on Yelp- WOW- honestly this was the best Italian meal I have had in Indy! It is worth the drive!!! All pastas are made fresh. The staff was so friendly and accommodating! They have a piano player as well...what a treat! I sat in the back corner and took it all in! The food was outstanding, I ordered Linguine Frutti di Mare- homemade linguine ( delicious) served with clams, mussels, scallops? Shrimp, cherry tomatoes, evoo, garluc, parsley cooked in a white wine sauce!!! As you can see I absolutely hated it... lol! I has an expression and lava cake for dessert. The lava cake was a little overcooked- that is the only complaint.... Other than the lady sitting across the table from me that talked loud enough for the whole restaurant to hear her conversation. I wish people would be more observant and realize they don't have to talk so loud when they're sitting at their table it made it difficult to hear the piano player and it went from a relaxing stress free feeling to an annoyance. I was so happy when her food arrived. This place is very special. It's very small. I got in because it was very early in the evening. I believe their doors open at 5 o'clock. I would highly recommend reservations, but if you have a special occasion that you're celebrating, and it appeared that several people did this is worth the drive!

8.2/10 overall. My partner and I mainly went for the cheese wheel experience. The server or cook…read morelights the inside of a parmasean wheel on fire and scoops the melted cheese to have with the choice of pasta. The experience comes with either rigatoni or Alfredo noodles with Guanciale. The noodles and sauce were good but the pork cheek was not for us. 1/2 of the bites were pure fat. The rest of the meal was outstanding including the calamari/shrimp appetizer, Caesar salad, and the caprese salad. We already talked about going back to try other main courses. They had 3 options for nonalcoholic mocktails/drinks so that would be an improvement they could make especially for the non drinkers that would still like a NA wine pairing with a nice Italian dinner. You can bring your own with a $15 corking fee. The ambience was relaxing and romantic. They had orchestral music of popular songs so it was fun guessing what songs they were. There was a piano in the center of the restaurant and the mood lighting made the place seem even more cozy.