Small cheese shop My…read moreson loves cheese so we made a stop while out exploring. The shop is small with a Selection, chocolates and other snacks. The staff was great. They had pre packaged cheese or they will slice it for you on request.

I ordered Pork Cracklins' July 13 2026 for $9.99 . Paid $9.99 for shipping. Received my product…read moreJuly 24th in a cheep ziplock baggie as soon as I opened the box the pungent smell of dead animal filled my kitchen! 1) Why did it take 11 day's to ship from Ohio to Virginia @ $9.99 shipping rate? 2) Why was this product not vacuum sealed? 3) Why dose it smell so bad ?

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!

We had a really nice visit! Tried some wines, had some laughs, checked out the cheeses, etc. This…read moreplace is nicer and more serious than their neighbor which was a tourist trap. The highlight was the sweet and goofy (in a good way) wine hostess. She had a couple facts wrong, but whatever. The gifts, cheeses, and other items were great for traveling folks like us. Most of the wines were too sweet for me, but I'm a California wine snob... I did buy two of their driest wines to share with family.

We've always seen these places on the road and today we finally stopped at this location to try out…read moresome cheese and crackers. They have so many varieties to choose from and I just had to have the luck of the Irish cheddar to take home with me. I did try the dill pickle at the counter and it was definitely homemade and delicious. The service was so helpful and the layout was great to move back and forth to see the cheeses, pickles, trail mix, and sweets. As soon as we got home we started sampling the cheeses with crackers. The goat cheese and luck of the Irish cheese was wonderful! You won't be disappointed if you stop by.

This place was amazing! As we traveled through Ohio, we stopped at Grandpas after another yelper…read more recommended it. What an experience! We were first greeted by a friendly girl that explained to us what Grandpas was all about. They have a restaurant, cheese shop, gift shop and across the way is a candy shop. So many cheeses to try!! We bought several cheeses that we were able to taste first. We are excited to take them home and enjoy them with family. We also got some pickles from their huge selection of pickles. We went to the candy shop last and got stone home made fudge, The BEST gummy bears and some chocolate covered pecans and raisins. This was a great stop!!

Cheese, cheese and more cheese! One side of the place is alllllll the cheese. The other is the…read moregift shop. There are so many varieties of cheese available. Everything like traditional cheddar and swiss to more unique options like veggie, and buffalo wing. Most of the cheese had samples. It was a perfect way to get a sense of the differences between some of the varieties (standard vs smoked vs aged for example). Most cheese could be purchased in blocks, slices and cubes. They also had some beef stick options, dips and cheese fudge. I had never heard of cheese fudge before so was very intrigued. It had a different texture and flavor than traditional fudge but was definitely worth trying. They also have traditional fudge on the other side of the store. There were workers behind the counter actively packing cheese and willing to answer any questions you might have. Much like other tourist attractions, you have to walk through the gift shop to get to the cash registers. The line was kind of long, but it moved fairly quickly. This was a great stop with a lot of tasty products. Definitely recommend a visit!

Stopping at Heini's is an Amish country tradition. What was always great about this place, was…read moretheir samples. You could try all the cheeses and take home your favorites! COVID guidelines took that away, but I'm happy to report the samples have returned Locally made from fresh ingredients, you will find some of the best tasting cheeses here. Plenty of other interesting items as well, like nuts, candies both new and classic and many other things for the eager tourist.

Nice selection of wines…read more They have flights - which I love so you can try things They give you a baggy of crackers and pretzels with your flight

Gift shop smells like bathrooms. Couldn't go all the way in it was so bad…read more Couldn't find the wine tasting area. Walked up the hill to find a super crowded restaurant with zero atmosphere; that was it.

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.

We stopped here for First Friday for the first time and it was fantastic! We stopped in for a snack…read moresince we had already planned on going to Mike's Pizza for dinner. The customer service was excellent, this is Canton staple. Very small dining area, they recommend for our party of 4 sampler plate and it was absolutely delicious. We will definitely be going back very soon.

This is a local staple in Canyon definetly stop by if you want a romantic afternoon! I came into…read morethe shop on a Saturday afternoon to grab some lunch with friends and my lovely stop didn't disappoint! We were greeted by a lovely woman who sat is in the back room (good for large groups) and she told us about the most popular items of that menu. Food was made fresh, the owner came by to say hi and we finished all our plates with a little left over. If you are looking for a cute place with fresh cheese and meet place this is a great spot!

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.