I visited in July 2025 with some friends. We were visiting Ohio Amish country for the day and…read moredecided to stop by this store. My friends really wanted to visit the Guggisberg cheese factory but they were closed for the day. This store offers not only cheese but other smaller grocery and household items such as butter, apple butter, mugs, t-shirts, etc. I don't like cheese so I didn't buy any cheese. My friends may have bought small cheese blocks but I can't remember. They did sample some cheese which they liked. MY PURCHASES -- I bought an Italian bread dipping mix which is a small tin of herbs. I finally tried the dip in April 2026 by adding olive oil the dipping bread in it. The spice mix is too strong so I don't like it that much and I don't believe it was made locally. I also bought Apple butter which is locally made and tastes good. The Apple butter is too sweet for me though so I've hardly eaten it but it goes well with toast. If you're in the area, stop by this local store. The back of the store is cute because of a little fountain and a well-kept lawn. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 87/250 total reviews in 2026 - 928 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 19 May 2026

Part deli, part gift shop, part factory. This cheese shop's…read moreclaim to fame is is that they are the creators of baby swiss. They are apparently now one of the largest manufacturers of swiss cheese in the US. When you enter, there is a shop which is a combination of gift shop, cheese accessories and grocery items. There is signage that shows off their awards, talks about some of their history and also takes about the difference between regular and baby swiss. The deli where you can get freshly sliced cheese is in the back. The clerks were extremely friendly answering questions and providing samples of anything you want to try. Much like the outside, the inside continues the swiss theme. The reason I gave it four instead of five stars is the space itself. It was really congested even though it wasn't really all that crowded. I can't imagine what it would be like on a busier day. J don't know what, if anything can be done about this that, but it definitely can be hard yo navigate if you have mobility issues or don't like crowds. Oh and the cheese hats are a fun nice touch.

It's a really good tourist trap style store. Almost…read moreeverything is double the cost of other places, but they do have it all in one place. It is really large inside, has a boutique area and grocery store. There is a bakery, deli, Ice cream counter, bulk foods. There always seems to be plenty of workers around if you need something.

Have been coming for years it is always my first and last stop!Last stop is for pecan sugar cone…read more the best!

these are the best pretzels ever...soft, buttery. friendly staff and made to order. grab a…read morepretzel and sit in the square and people watch. always a must visit when in Berlin.

The name is fitting, because it's a really small building which doesn't have a ton of room to…read moreaccommodate the line that always inevitably forms! However, there is plenty of seating outside. The employees were also nice and friendly. You can see them making the pretzels fresh from scratch, skillfully shaping them in one quick, fluid motion. These are probably the best soft pretzels I've ever had! The traditional pretzel had a bit of a crunchy crust on the outside with a soft, fluffy, and slightly sweet interior. It was dipped in a vat of butter and had just the right amount of salt. The cheddar cheese sauce that I ordered on the side paired perfectly with it (tasting better than the highly processed nacho cheese sauce, but they have that as option too). I also tried the cinnamon sugar pretzel, which was delicious and had a generous coating of it, but I still like the traditional more. These pretzels are top notch and I would absolutely come back anytime I'm in the area (and maybe try the pretzel dog next time)!

Prime market. Always great items for affordable prices. To…read moreGo meals: Brisket BBQ with Mac and cheese. Everyone is happy. Clean

I was next door and to stop by. This grocery store is literally a dream come true for me. They have…read moreamazing meat quality selection. They had real bacon. They had a big section on real snack whole food selection. The frozen food had non processed frozen food. I purchased the most delicious green grapes. They had homemade soaps. Bulk honey, peanut butter. Prices are reasonable. Service is great. This place is extremely clean. I loved this place. This place is a great place to stop by highly recommend.

We stopped in after a tour of Ashland U., & it had been over 10 years since our last visit. We're…read moreso glad we came back! The renovations are phenomenal, and we loved the indoor/outdoor dining and play area. Our active 2-year-old didn't want to leave the mini play barn, which gave the adults time to enjoy the delicious food and treats. Every employee was welcoming & friendly- the entire experience was Gouda-Fun . We'll definitely be back & often! Dick and Vera would be proud to see all the WONDERFUL additions to their barn!

Love this place. Kinda better before COVID cuz the samples were easier to get. You just grabbed a…read moresample from the cups. Germ central. I get it. Now you have to ask. But the workers are nice about it. So it's fine. First floor you can order food and then eat it outside or in the patio area. Hot dogs are good. You can also get ice cream and sides like onion rings. All prices are pretty average for a cafe. The other part of the first floor are savory snacks and soups, jerky, dips, pretzels, popcorn, crackers, jelly's, teas and such. You can try it all. Prices are about mediocre. Not cheap but not outrageous. Upstairs are all the cheeses, dressing, sausages, jarred condiments. Again you can get a taste of most anything. Cheeses are from all over the world and all types spicy, sharp, dill, bacon, champagne, almost anything you can think of. Prices are more expensive than Giant Eagle, Trader Joe's, Aldi's and most stores. But the combination of cheese flavors are pretty unique. Something you can't just get at those other stores. And think of it as a treat. You're not going to buy that cheese every week. So a treat is nice. Overall it is a fun experience for the whole family. We didn't go to the chocolate Sweeties side. But I am sure that is amazing too. You can eat at the cafe, buy some snacks, treats and cheese. It's fun and you don't do this every day. At least that's how I look at it. $50 dollars later. LOL! I did buy some treats as gifts too. So that is another option to consider.

Left a review earlier and still never received a reply to my order that was never received ‍…read moreMy family has been stopping at Shisler's since the late '50s. We lived in Canton and moved near Mansfield. We drove back and forth on Route 30 and always stopped there. I live in Twinsburg now. The last 2 years I drove down at Christmas time and ordered gift baskets and other items. Spent $250 this year and about the same last year. I don't like the remodeled store. They don't have the Amish goods they used to sell. Hardly any Heggy's candy. That was my last trip ever

Trail bologna .. baby Swiss .. norcia bread .. golden crisp chips and tofts ice cream .. banana…read morefoster .. yum . Friendly staff . Highly recommend

A nice selection of cheese and mustards. Staff offers helpful advice and provides samples to assist…read morein purchasing decisions. When we visited for lunch they had a nice array of grilled cheese sandwiches, a cheese board and soup.

Came in to buy a few Cleveland-themed mustards (and other goodies) to take to a friend's house as a…read moregift...and stayed for lunch! Wife and I split two sandwiches, the Pearl Road and the Boho. The Pearl Road consisted of turkey, raclette cheese and cheddar cheese topped with a spicy berry bourbon mustard between sourdough bread slices then grilled to perfection. The Boho was also a grilled sourdough concoction, this time topped with cheddar, horseradish spread, salami, raclette cheese and grilled onions. Neither one of us could get enough of these two beauties. Dreaming of our next outing here again...

What cheese is available is still good, but to be honest it is a shadow of its former self. In the…read more90's that place was amazing! I went back last summer and was very very very disappointed. I assume new ownership and a lack of managerial skills is the reason. The cheese is still decent, but the place is nothing like it once was. But, to be honest, what is. The 90's were the best of times and we are living in the worst of times. That being said, the cheese is still good.

I bought several cheeses, apple butter and pickled eggs! All did not disappoint! they had several…read morejams, canned fruits, relishes and spices all from Amish hands. Delicious!! My sister bought wine!