In the area on business and was excited to find a selection of locally grown and made goods even in…read morethe dead of winter at this little general store. Picked up some fresh garlic, goats milk soap, sourdough bread with olives, popcorn, honey and thee very best Kombucha, made personally by the owner. I liked that their mission is to provide for the community to live healthy lifestyles from those in the community, especially evident in the fact that they have a demonstration kitchen and also offer wellness classes. Hope to catch the cafe open on my next trip! (check website first for hours)

We stopped into this adorable store located in Historic Downtown Ashtabula. We loved all the farm…read morefresh goods offered here. Bread, veggies, specialty items and more!

Love all the groceries not available any where else. Like turkey drumsticks and canned sausage…read moregravy.

Great local grocery store with a cute home town feeling. I visit them whenever I am in the historic…read moretown of Conneaut. The staff have always been friendly. Tasty pepperoni rolls that rival a "baker only" storefront.The meat is outstanding as if from a local butcher like the "old days". They reserve items for me for pick up when I am coming to town and always ask what else they can do for me when I call. The store has an "old industrial town" feel that the today's markets are trying to emulate. Thank you to a local family that has remained in business in a wonderful lakeside town.

My wife and I were checking out the area and stumbled upon this place. They have only been in…read morebusiness a few weeks so they are still stocking up. They have a wonderful selection of imported cheeses. We picked up several different kinds to take home. They also feature a variety of homemade pastas and Italian groceries, sliced meats, pizza, spices, etc. I am looking forward to shopping there again. The owners are super friendly and love to talk food.

This was our first time shopping at this Amish store as they had fabric too that the wife wanted to…read morecheck out. She did find some. I also did buy some of the Amish roll butter they carry to try. Picked up some pastries too. Now I grew up in the area way back when and loved their breads. So as we were there they were bringing out fresh breads. I saw they had pepperoni bread and figured since I loved their breads it had to be good. But to my surprise it was not up to par. The bread was good but it was way short on pepperoni. I will have to stick to where I get my pepperoni bread at "west lake bakery and deli" in Erie. See pictures to judge for yourself. Other than that it's a good country store.

Fresh LUNCHMEAT and cheeses at a great price. Also have a ton of other items : candy, spices,…read moreseasonings, baking products.

Meat quality and prices . Yummy bakery !!!!! And such a friendly staff ! Very clean store as well !…read moreThier sales are great too !

Bought a bunch of steaks for a picnic (about 12 of us); those steaks were "spot-on"! Restaurant…read morequality! Everyone was asking me where I got them. "Why Orlando's of course!" Tony Orlando (owner) prices are more than fair. I've been purchasing meats from Orlando's for over 30 years. I won't purchase meats from anywhere but "Orando's" ... period!

Amazing prices and service, fresh produce, deli and bakery. Cute and cozy…read more Very clean

Love this little store. We have a place up this way and always stop every time we are up here…read more Beautiful greenhouse on the right and fruit stand, deli and sandwich shop inside! The team is always quick to help you and the produce is fresh! Today... corn on the cob, ham off the bone and Italian blend cheese. Ohhh and yes - picked up an Italian sub loaded up! Family ran ... great location and easy parking. ..

I've got to say that I haven't been more excited to write a review about a business than I do with…read morethis place. And this is none other than "Byler's Community Kitchen", an Amish-run supermarket/deli that is tucked in the small community of Jefferson, Ohio. Located on SR-193 and just south of SR-167 at Denmark Township, this particular place is in a very open space area surrounded by country roads, green grass in all directions, and signs (showing a horse & buggy) to let visitors know that you're in Amish Country. After reading some of the Google reviews and studying some of the settlements where the Amish people reside, I was absolutely curious to see what their supermarket is all about. I arrived here during the morning of Thursday 9/14/2023 at around 10:30am. The parking area itself consists of a non-paved lot surrounded by a cooler that sells ice as well as a small area where you can fill up water for only $0.25, a real bargain which is way less than a travel center. Their hours of operation are also quite flexible as they're opened Monday through Friday from 8:30am-6:00pm, Saturday from 7:30am-6:00pm, and closed on Sunday. The inside though is where the real excitement begins. Here you will find a vast amount of freshly baked bread in all varieties. In addition to the bread, they carry a huge assortment of cooking flour, sugar, honey, pasta, nuts, whole grains, coffee, jams/jellies, candies, fruits, vegetables, and other perishable snacks. They even have a very impressive refrigerated section including staple items such as eggs, milk, Amish country butter, cheeses, and cold cuts. But the real winner here are their desserts; everything that includes fresh baked fried pies, graham cracker pudding, cheesecake, and much more. I did want to point out that they are also a full-on deli making some of the most delicious sandwiches. Although I didn't order a sandwich, a customer ahead of me did and it looks absolutely amazing with their homemade bread, a variety of fresh cold cuts, and cheeses. Not to mention, the prices are very affordable as you can get a ready-made sandwich in less than 5 minutes for only around $6. In addition to all of this, they also sell other various items including flowers, cooking utensils, and even Amish-made washcloths. Since I was traveling from out of town, I didn't buy too much to haul on the way back home. But I did purchase some of their home-processed "Apple Butter" (for $4.50); which I might say is delicious on an English muffin, "Trail Mix Snack Bites" (for $3.08), and "Graham Cracker Pudding" (for $1.89). The pudding is absolutely heavenly as I've never eaten something so creamy & delicious. I have to say that the Amish ladies that work here were so friendly and hospitable. The Pennsylvania-Dutch accent was a little tough to understand but I still left with a thank you after visiting this place. All in all, Byler's Community Kitchen is absolutely a must-visit if you want a true, authentic experience of a real Amish supermarket. Many Amish settlements are situated in Ohio but also in nearby Pennsylvania, Indiana, and Illinois as well. Finally, it is great to have these people a part of our country with their traditional values and not relying on technology like the majority of us. With that said and done, I am giving the first Yelp review of "Byler's Community Kitchen" a unanimous five stars.

Prices are pretty high for most things which is a bummer but convenient location and everything…read morethere is tasty! Love the fried pies and baked goods.

Great, friendly people. Always enjoy going in there to BS with the owners. Only store in Ashtabula…read morethat carries Tareytons !!

I buy snacks by sight to see what hits my fancy but I was told I could not shop inside because I…read morecan't wear a mask. They didn't ask why or care about any Medical/Mental issues. So if you are hearing impaired or deaf, have breathing issues including O2 sat issues or are U.S. Vet with PTSD you are unwelcome. I'll be taking my money somewhere else even if I have to drive further or pay more and advise you to do the same now and in the future.