This is an authentic, cash only, Amish grocery store. Go if you want to experience how the people…read morethat live here shop. They sell milled flour and primary ingredients for making your own stuff. I found it interesting how many different types of flour, spices, and primary ingredients like borax used for cleaning laundry and disinfecting were available for purchase by the pound. I was able to buy homemade black licorice for $3. Homemade canned strawberry rhubarb butter to spread on toast for $4-5. They also have a huge discount section and the kids loved stretching their $5 budget and got a bunch of Halloween and Christmas specific candy cheaply for no other reason than it being the wrong holiday. My husband bought some Amish sourdough bread, but was disappointed with the taste. Upon looking at the label I noted there were a lot of ingredients. Just something to note. Not all Amish foods are created equal and not all items are organic or without preservatives. Read your labels, make educated choices and admire a store of thrifty, honest, and hardworking folks.

I came in with a friend while visiting in town. What a great find…read more This is a no frills, well laid out, great place to shop. So much variety and lots of fresh food. I loved the aisles with products deeply discounted because they were nearing the expiration date. But you can definitely use most items well past those dates. The employees were very efficient. No cards accepted so bring your cash.

Nice, very clean, well lighted store with big aisles and a decent selection of food. They have…read moreorganic as well as regular produce which is always a plus. I always enjoyed looking at their cake section, of their various in-store designs. They also have a garden section which is important for the area, since there is no greenhouse in town. I subtracted a point for the way they treat their greeters. One man who I always chatted with almost passed out one day, due to all the toxic sanitizing chemicals they required him to spray on all the shopping carts. As someone with inhalant chemical sensitivities, and asthma in the past, I worried about his health and ability to breathe, especially due to all the spraying while required to also wear a mask.

Man, what a breath of fresh air to be able to avoid Walmart. Despite my mom and extended family…read morebeing here in this area for generations, I've never been in one until yesterday, although my uncle shops here often. We don't have these out in Nevada where I live. Great selection of merchandise. Everything decently priced, big, clean store. BUT... These employees are some of the most unhappy and borderline rude people I've ever met up here. And I've lived here from time to time, and been visiting said family all my life. The checker, wasn't particularly rude, just seemed irritated and unhappy. It was a chore just to greet me and my mom. After we paid for our groceries and other miscellaneous merchandise, I told the young gal who bagged our stuff, "Thank you so much! I hope you have a great rest of your day!" She FLAT OUT IGNORED me, and kept just staring straight ahead. I've met nicer people in Jersey, and had to check my location to make sure I hadn't been mysteriously teleported to Baltimore. Maybe my family gets treated different, but when I'm up here visiting, I'll just stick to Walmart. They don't have certain things I typically buy at Walmart anyways. Sorry Meijer. I gave you a shot. Enjoy the $120 I spent today, because I won't be spending there again! ***DISCLAIMER*** This pure, uncut, honest review is federally protected under Federal Law by way of Bill #EO14149. Removal or alteration of this review by Yelp and/or their affiliates without Expressed consent by it's author is strictly prohibited by FEDERAL law. VIolators will be prosecuted, and litigation imminent.

As much as I like to shop a Forks I have been bothered by the fact the single pop cans in the back…read moreare stick from other pops being spilled on them. I won't buy them for that reason to sticky to touch nothing to clean my hands with. I also have found that meat is all over the place. Bacon with cheese .than freezer here than there nothing near one another. Very confusing. Milk is highly priced. Over $3.00. When I can get it for $1.29-$1.89 elsewhere. Also found E & S to have same or similar items cheaper and better selection.

A charming grocery store with a large variety of candies, jams, jellies and many Amish products and…read morenoodles. They have a wide range of spices and local honey. They also have handmade products. The owner is always nice and offers samples of their products. Prices are very reasonable and a wonderful place to stop.

I love this little shop. I drive over an hour every year to come down here to get my cookies and my…read moremilk and other things that they have there nice people love how most of the stuff in that little shop is locally sourced highly recommend very reasonable prices I plan on making this Shop one of my grocery shopping shops from now on they got more there than I can find where I live.

Love the store. Reminds me of a store when I was little. Has everything. Love that I can buy just…read moreone or two pieces of meat. Vegetables are fresh and again your not buying large amounts.

The huge variety of products, fresh deli items, meat department, baked goods and awesome customer…read moreservice make this locally owned grocery store a true gem.

Lots to choose from. Some great prices. Some so so prices. But well worth the trip. Very clean and…read morewell organized and stocked

They have a great selection and they are close to home just watch the expiration datesread more