This is a great store with lots of fresh grocery items, main entree options and wonderful side and…read moreaccompanying items from which to choose. Within the same store, there is a hardware store and also seasonal items for sale too. It's a bit like an old fashioned grocery, hardware and department store with a modern take - including a dime in restaurant. This part of the review (following) is for the restaurant located inside the store: I have been twice. It's comfortable with a very nice selection of menu items and fresh salad and soup bar. This time, my friend and I both got sick. I presume something on the fresh salad bar wasn't quite as fresh (or the soup bar). It is quite unfortunate, as I'm not sure I will return at this point.

Everything is overpriced. Their once notable customer service is gone. The wine department staffing…read moreis gone. The once pleasant wine bar is virtually gone. Their quality is no better than ALDI. They have a Starbucks with no drive thru and a pharmacy few have heard of. So if you want to pay for cosmetics; then Buehler's is for you. But if you want quality at far lower prices, try ALDI, Meijer or, perhaps, Walmart.

This is a quaint rural market and plant nursery with an amazing profusion of color out front. The…read moreflowers are so impressive; you'll want to linger outside and take some pictures before going inside to pick up snacks or lunchmeat and cheese. Service was very friendly, and the market had a nice selection of snacks and treats in a range of package sizes.

We stopped in to buy deli cheese since the price was so good. It's a bit out of the way but worth…read morethe drive due to the variety & low prices. They have an entire aisle called the "bargain aisle" which consists of dented can items or food that just expired or about to. We bought several things & were pleased with our purchase. We regretted not buying deli ham at such a low price. The ambiance is a typical Amish/Mennonite store with polite & helpful service. We'll be back when in the area.

This was such an amazing stop to visit during my trip to Cleveland! While Orville is a little out…read moreof the way, this is a must see since Orville is where Smucker, such an iconic brand, is headquartered! They had everything you could think of! Smucker/Hostess etc branded merch, uncrustables, plushies, and of course, all their jams and jellies on a huge wall. I had to do a quick shopping session but I could've easily stayed in here for an hour and spent hundreds of dollars. I ended up going with a few Smucker hoodies in purple and green colors as well as a few cute Uncrustables tshirts and baseball caps. Apparently, they used to have a cafe as well but it was closed when I was there. However, they did have a Uncrustables freezer and a few other snacks that you could grab which was a nice little touch.

We heard they were closing so we had to stop one more time to check out the store. The store has…read morebeen on the decline over the years with the products and cafe closing but it's still a fun stop. We enjoy the big tub of peanut butter and the assortment of jams and jellies. If in the area stop by before they close!

We stopped in today because a local said it was the best sandwich/sub spot in the area…read more The staff were extremely friendly and the sandwich did not disappoint. It was a very all around solid sandwich that had no bites of no meat and was evenly dispersed. I would definitely come back to try another creation!

Love their sandwiches so much that we also go deli trays for our small backyard wedding…read more Great quality and service!

If I could give no stars I would. Most of the products I get (groceries) that are not frozen…read more Rotten within days like 3. Their prices are steep and they need to reevaluate their practices. I've even seen them treat their employees like they were an expense not a profit. They do not care for them and we need new stores to show them the actual purpose of being a business instead of a necessity. I was a manager for many years for Earth Fare and Whole Foods and would love to show them proper techniques to ensure a great company. But, these people suck and I would clean house. And I've never seen a pharmacy here in Orrville but, this is for the store itself here in Orrville. I could show these people how to run there business properly.

"Daddy, can we leave this store? I don't like this store."…read more I agree with my three year old. I like country stores like this usually but this one did not do it for me. This is very small and not a smart place for little kids to go in. They have a bunch of country products and then some bull food items. The prices aren't great but not that expensive either. I guess a nice stop if you eat at the Barn.

I love this little store. They always have the cutest baking-related knick-knacks, as well as a…read moregreat array of specialty ingredients for cookies and candy, as well as the usual bulk items. Their tea and coffee assortment is great too, and very reasonably priced. They do hand-dipped Smith's and Ruggles cones, and have the best fresh peaches in season. Yum! The staff is very friendly, and always willing to go the extra mile. I'm so glad this is practically in my backyard!

this is the cutest place! so many little business options to browse! will definitely be returning!read more

This little market truly has a little bit of everything. There's food, of course. Most of it…read morelocally grown or made. A refrigerated section with meats and eggs. More non-perishable items too; the homemade baked goods are most noteworthy. In reality, the food items seem to make up very little of the store. Another almost half of the space is occupied by a mini antique shop within the marketplace. (I especially liked seeing an old school-desk made of solid wood and featuring a specific metal holder where an inkwell would sit.) Plenty of handmade and local gifty items are spread throughout. Those hand (really it's laser) etched tiles seem to be all the rage these days. Nothing here really fit my fancy (other than that desk) but it was by no means a place not worth visiting. It has all the charm of a small town with the modern touch and presentation of a chain store. Worth dropping in, though I add it hesitantly to my collection of area antique stores.