Yoder's Dutch Pantry

Now this place is kinda small for a fine in restaurant but it's well worth it. The food was excellent. We loved this place, and yes it was our first time here. We actually got us some jam while we were there and bought some goodies from the counter as we were leaving. I would definitely recommend this place for breakfast, I have not tried their lunch, but I'm pretty sure it's really good.

An easy five stars! Very welcoming atmosphere. It's cozy, with warm lighting and warm service. The breakfast was the best I've had in recent memory. I recommend the Dutch Sampler if you're wanting a big breakfast and can't decide what to try. You get 2 eggs, 2 bacon (or another meat), a serving of home fries (or another similar choice), 2 pieces of a griddle cake of some kind (I got the cinnamon roll French toast, I highly recommend it!), and a huge serving a their fluffy biscuits and gravy. The gravy was a perfect mix of sawmill and sausage styles. It was perfect. Be sure to check out The Pantry area and have a look around the general store for decorations, farm and home maintenance supplies, animal feed, or anything else you might need. The Pantry had spices I've never seen in retail s

We've come to Yoders to shop before as they have so many awesome things in their store, to include chicks and seeds. Great place in general! But we came to eat finally, and it was totally worth the wait. Make sure you arrive early, because the wait can get very long. Service was prompt, everything was hot and delicious and everyone was super friendly. We will definitely be back.

An Ode to Yoder’s Pantry in Grifton Dear Yoder’s Pantry, tucked sweet in Grifton town, Where hungry folks walk in worn and walk out crowned, We came for breakfast — simple, small delight — We left transformed by biscuits kissed with light. Oh mercy. Oh glory. Oh buttered bliss. If heaven serves breakfast, it tastes like this. Eggs that remember the farm they came from, Sausage that sings like a hymn at dawn, Bread baked sturdy, honest, true — Real food. The kind that smiles back at you. No mystery mush. No freezer disguise. Just fresh, natural goodness before our eyes. We looked at each other mid-bite, mid-chew — “Is this even legal? Is this allowed to be this good?” And then — the store. Lord, the store. Shelves of wonder from ceiling to floor. Time slowed down like a Sunday breeze, While

Wow! This was a granddaughter grandmother breakfast! The food was delicious! It was my two granddaughters first visit. They said the butter syrup was the best they had ever tasted! The french toast and grits were mouth watering. Everything was tasty! They were in awe. We walked throughout the store and had great history lessons. At the end of my meal, I realized my wallet was home. I made a simple call and they were very helpful. I paid my bill with remote help from my daughter. They were understanding and did not make me feel bad. Great experience!