Amish Country: Where To Eat & What To Buy
We visited three landmark restaurants and picked out 10 treats you should take home with you.
Food is one of the biggest draws of Ohio’s Amish Country. We explored Holmes County and the surrounding area, dining at landmark restaurants and seeking out tasty treats that should make the trip back home with you.
Dutch Valley Restaurant * Sugarcreek
Dutchman Hospitality’s Tuscarawas County location offers entertainment, comfort and shopping alongside its Amish Country favorites. Read more about Dutch Valley Restaurant >>
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Boyd & Wurthmann Restaurant • Berlin
Originally founded as a small grocery in the late 1930s, this restaurant is known for its hearty fare and selection of incredible pies. Read more about Boyd & Wurthmann Restaurant >>
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Mrs. Yoder’s Kitchen • Mount Hope
Gloria Yoder opened this popular spot in 1994, drawing Amish regulars and tourists alike with a menu of time-tested classics and creative new dishes. Read more about Mrs. Yoder’s Kitchen >>
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10 To Go!
Pack a cooler, because you’re going to want to stock up on goodies that’ll allow you to enjoy the flavors of Amish Country at home. Here are 10 products (in no particular order) that make our must-eat list. Read our 10 To Go: Ohio Amish Country Foods >>
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