Amish Acres Restaurant

The food here was fantastic. We had the meal option with the play: broasted chicken, pot roast, beef and noodles, rolls, veggies, mashed potatoes, dressing, and a slice of pie. Portions were huge, and the food was hot, well-seasoned, and tasty. The venue is also really cute--it would be a great spot for a wedding.

I want to eat here everyday. Hands down the best chicken pot pie I have ever had. Originally we were just going to grab a quick bite to eat before exploring the rest of the grounds, and falsely assumed the dining area would be small and quaint. What a pleasant surprise as we were led from the hostess table and around the corner. The hall suddenly opened up into a beautifully spacious dining space. Big windows show off the grounds surrounding the restaurant and natural light floods the room. We had such an enjoyable lunch, so much so that it set an upbeat tone for the rest of the trip. Can't wait to be back soon. Oh and did I mention that there is a beautifully rustic event space upstairs featuring local artists? Oh I didn't? Well there is.

They have switched to a Buffet style rather than family style dining. The food was delicious as always but the food can be slightly dried out if left too long on the buffet tables. The broasted chicken when freshly put out of is very tasty and juicy but if it sits too long can dry out. It all depends on how fast the food is turning over and if the food service is watching the buffet tables.

Not what we expected. If you think Amish. We won't recommend. , i couldn't dare insult. All i will say is food is sad Maybe in the summer it's better. Has nice abeyance . If that is what you like . Has such great potential if the food was much better. Cause place is massive. It could be like number one.

The service was excellent. My husband had juicy and smoky brisket with real slow cooking. I ordered grouper. It well cooked just too salty and came with delicious side dishes. (Sweet potato and squash)