No masks. The place to be for Covid. Amish don't believe in masks, shame on them. Food is great,…read moreprices are fair.

I absolutely love this "farmstand" it has grown so much over the years. It started out as a woman…read morerunning a small stand and odds and ends store out of her home. Now it is a pretty large seasonal flower & produce stand outside with fresh meats, cheeses, and baked goods inside. They also have a small grocery store inside with essentials. If you are from out of town it's a cute place to stop in to browse. Local? Their product is inexpensive and high quality, plus they are a small local business and keeping your money local is great!

This place was an absolute mad house on a Saturday afternoon. I don't know if it was the perfect…read moreweather we were having or if that was the norm for a Saturday at Walnut Creek Cheese & Market, but it surely made for a stressful shopping experience. Lines were wrapped throughout the large market and I found myself weaving between carts and lines everywhere. There were several displays that I couldn't reach, but what I did get to was tempting! I browsed the extensive cheese and meat selections, all of the candy, and some of the baked goods in the center. I left with cheese curds, meat sticks, and a plastic clamshell of root beer barrels. I thought the prices were fair for the quality of the products. The store was massive and laid out in an organized way. They even had a seating area upstairs that I would love to come back and check out.

Aisles are tight but so much to explore!…read more There is a full grocery store with bonus things tucked in. Great service at the meat counter. We found a lot of unique items that aren't a carried at normal stores like some bulk items, seasonings and baking supplies. They have a fresh bakery area and a whole sections of jams and jellies. Plus lots of cheese!

Beautiful orchard. We got a 1/2 peck of apples and item to…read moremake apple fritters. They also have other fruits and veggies and frozen meats. No cider yet about another week. We will go back.

We were so glad to have made time to stop here on our trip from Columbus to Wooster. The produce we…read morepurchased made a great complement to the meats, candies, and cheeses we picked up elsewhere (northeastern Ohioans may be able to guess where). All the produce was BEAUTIFUL and, as later determined, very, very tasty. We also liked the little informational signs telling us key facts about each item -- not only price but also harvesting season, common uses, and so on. They also had a small selection of raw meat, eggs, and dairy, and some jellies, candies, and things like that. A most impressive spread. I have to say I felt a little like we were interrupting the cashiers' gossip session as we checked out, which is never a good feeling even when it's true (as this place is kind of off the beaten path and isn't Bauman Orchards' main storefront), but they were friendly once we had their attention. I'd like to come back sometime later in the fall and pick my own apples! I'm sure it's busier then, and the orchards we drove through to get to/from the road were well-tended and appealingly fruited.

Someone stopped us in the street and handed us a coupon for a free 1/3 lb of Colby Jack cheese from…read moreSwiss Village so we decided to drop in. It's a couple blocks from the "main" strip of shops and the cuckoo clock, but they do have a paved parking lot if you wanted to drive over. I thought they had a great selection and tons of free samples spread throughout the store. They were extremely busy, but the aisles are spaced as best as possible to still allow flow of people. It looked like several people were getting their groceries for the week and loading up their carts. I was tempted by some fun drinks at the drink fridge up front and some tasty flavors of fudge on the table near the registers. My brother is a fan of their jams!

This place has such a variety of everything, cheese, jerky, candy, you name it, they have it. You…read morecan even try out some of these foods with their free samples. The cashiers were so nice and respectful, idk why I'm putting this it just feels needed. For some reason I felt so comfortable inside. The best part was the very well crafted bench outside, my caboose has never felt better.

They are turning into an every day farm festival with their additions. Now they have the store,…read morebakery, kettle popcorn, foodtruck, gift shop, paid petting zoo, buggy rides, and the expanded parking. Their fry pies are great, huge longjohns, delicious produce, and lots of samples. Plus, you can get half off on the reduced rack w/ 1.50 pies.

This was a fun stop. The property is large and has a lot of amenities- petting farm, gift store,…read moregrocery store, and kind of a snack bar. Our visit was mostly the gift shop and grocery store. The grocery store was a great stop for snacks. They had some delicious pies. At least the cheese and blackberries one I had was delicious. And since the crust is great, I would imagine they were solid choices. They had a nice selection of Amish popcorn and maple treats too. The gift shop is large and has a good selection of items. The yard decor and patio furniture were all fairly impressive. Some things were even Buckeyes themed! The leather goods were the other highlight. I thought the rucksacks were great and had me wishing I could take a hobbit adventure But, the highlight for my sister was a real/ nice belt that she is excited about. My highlight was the pecan turtle I had for dessert. It's a great spot in Amish country and the service was very pleasant.

My new job bought everyone a gift card to Buehler Food Market. My first visit and so far not…read moredisappointed. A little dated but clean and organized. I wish they explained what they meant at the register when checking out. I think they were asking if I was a customer or shopping for someone to take to the check out lane. You can see it in the photos they have a lane for pickup. I never received a explanation. They also have a restaurant but it was closed so I didn't experience it. Layout could be a little better. Confused by where all the meat was at because it was split in two areas. I may visit again since it's on my way home from work. Aldi and other stores nearby. I'm glad to see some businesses come back to Coshocton after they lost so much. The area needs it.

Buehler's is my go-to for flower delivery to my mother. They've also got a surprisingly good…read moreselection of beer for such a small town. Plus, where else are you going to go -- Walmart? Support local businesses, Buehler's has been the top grocery mart in town for as long as I can remember.

We drive from western Pataskala to buy bulk orders of meat here. I've been a professional chef for…read more43 years. Ingredients make a big difference in your food. I get the best I can and will drive 60 miles to Collins and back 60 to get home to get the best. The service, kindness and smiles match the quality of the meat. Thanks.

Good value for your money . Great fruit and vegetable area. Good coverage of organic foods,…read moretrendy foods, staple foodstuffs for baking & cooking, plus supplies for cleaning & laundry. Wonderful meats. Nice Clean Surroundings.

The sourdough ball recipe has changed and is no longer very good. sometimes the entire batch is…read moreburnt. it used to be lighter and rounder now the loaves are practically flat and tough to chew different recipe or supplier. they also used to have a great bread loaf sourdough next to the ball that was sandwich slices which was good now its either not there or a flat loaf like the ball. this was my main reason for stopping here. the sourdough elsewhere is better now. fix the sourdough and ill come back.