Millers Bulk Food Bakery

Miller’s is a treasure chest of goodies. Seasonally, this place has some great offerings. I got mini gourds and pumpkins for 25 cents each! Even large carving pumpkins were priced unbelievably well! Huge, gorgeous mums for about $ 10. A decent amount of produce for great prices… And that’s just the outside! Definitely a place to scope out!
The inside of Miller’s is chock full of just about any dry good you can dream of… Cappucino mixes? Yep. Pickling spices? Yep. Pasta in several shapes and flavors? Oh yeah! They even have an area of sprinkles (jimmies) that come in almost any color imaginable.
I was a bit disappointed that by the time we got there, it seemed like the baked goods had been quite picked over. I got a red raspberry pie to bring home, which was totally delicious. But where were the donuts? Or the house-​made sandwiches? I didn’t see any of that here. The place was totally hoppin’! The long line at the cold cut counter prevented me from buying any sliced meat. They did have cheese samples though and I ended up buying a decent sized slab of their 3-​year cheddar. It was so delicious!
I’d love to come back here on a less busy day (we were here on Saturday), to see if there’s a big difference in their offerings. I will definitely be back. This place is so cool! Also, very easily accessible, right on Ridge Road/​Rte. 104, about a mile from LynOaken Farms!

Love this place! I always stock up on my spices, coconut oil and honey from here. Try to get here early to get a donut– also LOVE the fruit hand pies (blueberry, apple, peach) 3 year cheddar is another family fave– so much to offer. Good prices, courteous service, worth the trip!

This was originally named the Steve Miller Bulk, but the owner (who was a joker, a smoker and a midnight toker) was kicked out of the Amish community for his nocturnal habits, and so they dropped the «Steve», as Winwood, Perry from Aerosmith, and the NFL’s Mariucci all tried to do at one point or another. Not the 49ers’ Young, though. He actually added the Steve when his name was Jon or something. Steve was only his middle name.
And then there’s Tom Green.
But this has nothing to do with the point of this review so let’s focus. (Deep breath). (Focuses).
What to get: fresh made sandwiches, donuts, horseradish cheese, homemade peanut butter.
Massive thank you my friend Darren for steering me to this place. Nobody has ever been more right about a place than he was about this place!
You need to get down to Miller! Seriously. If you haven’t been here, you are massively missing out.
First of all they have so much more «stuff», and better quality, and better prices, than you’ll find in most grocery stores. All sorts of bulk foods, baking goods, spices, you name it.
But the real star of the show are the prepared foods. I wasn’t crazy about the itsy bitsy teeny weeny breakfast sandwiches (though teeny weeny bikinis are fine with me, but you won’t catch the Amish wearing those, not often anyway).
Their free samples are spectacular. Try the homemade Peanut Butter! It’s the best I’ve ever eaten! I don’t even like peanut butter but it’s utterly incredible!
Try all the cheeses! Their Horseradish cheese is the single best thing I’ve ever put in my mouth! Not counting parts of people’s bodies. And non-​cheeses. But cheese-​wise, it is the best one I’ve ever had anywhere. It’s addictive. Omg.
Their pies are excellent. There, I said it. Amish pie is delicious. Their chocolates are good too. Their milkshakes bring all the boys to the yard. Okay I lied, they don’t have milkshakes, I just wanted to reference Kelis.
I saved the best for last, maybe. Although the horseradish cheese really is the best.
Their sandwiches are some of the freshest, heartiest and cheapest deli sandwiches you’ll find anywhere. You use a little scorecard to check which meats you want, which cheeses, and which condom-​ents. (Giggle). They give you this huge pile of sandwich (check my photo) and it’s absolutely delicious. One of the freshest and tastiest sandwiches around, and all for under $ 3 which is insane. It can fill up two people.
The coffee is excellent, and by the way, costs 50 cents.
And don’t get me started on the massive, enormous, huge, swollen, throbbing, jumbo… donuts. Home made, doughy, delicious glazed donuts the size of my head. One donut can satisfy three people (kind of like my thingy). And it’s 50 f***ing cents. Oh crap I just swore in an Amish store. I’m sorry. But the donuts are that good. Come here and try them.
If you’re noticing a common theme, it’s that everything here is *amazing*. Come and see for yourself. It’s about 3 miles north of Medina, next to the town of Ridgeway. Speaking of which, can I see your Ridgeway?
The Amish rock. If you’re in Philly, go to Miller’s Twist in the RTM. Best lemonade and hot pretzels on earth. And shakes. Real shakes! Lol. However if you’re not in Philly, get here. One way or the other, you simply must. You will thank me. Donuts, sandwiches, cheese, and repeat. You’ll gain 69 lbs in an hour and it’ll be so, so worth it, as you will really, really enjoy the 69.

If you are in the area, you’ve gotta stop in for some Amish run grocery/​bakery. Plan your trip around lunch time and special order your sandwich. You will be pleasant surprise at the price and it’s handmade to order. The donut and coffee deal is also a great combo. The bulk and groceries were inexpensive and there were a plethora of stuff.

For all of the hype this place gets I was expecting something… more. It’s fairly small. The spice section was probably the best thing about the place. Most of the other stuff I could probably find at Wegmans.
I didn’t get one of the sandwiches, maybe that’s why I didn’t think this place was phenomenal. I did try their cheeses though which were pretty good.

I love this place. My wife and I pick up bulk dry goods, baked goods, deli meats and local dairy products from Miller’s frequently. The prices are competitive and it’s quality food. We’ll also pick up local produce on occasion. Places like this are valuable resources.

This store really is a diamond in the rough! It took me a few months of living out here before I found it and I wish that I had known about it sooner. I’m not sure why everyone in the area doesn’t shop here! The prices are really great and everything is good quality in my experience. I love how there is an entire wall full of spices and herbs that are very cheap. They also have fresh eggs from local cage free hens for only $ 2.50, I exclusively buy my eggs from here now. I get my husbands deli meat from here because he says it tastes great and the price is sooooo good which makes me happy. I get stared at a lot while shopping there because I guess That I look a little out of place and They sell a lot of religious décor which I have to admit makes me roll my eyes but you can’t have it all! ;)

Hidden among the green pastures and endless cornfields of Upsate NY is this cute, Amish-​run neighborhood grocery. They have really good deals on things, lots of yummy packaged snacks and spices, and a surprisingly variety of some items you’d usually find in a health-​food store… but, the Amish would be all about eating and selling local. Their deli seems like a big selling-​point: very cheap meat. Also, because it’s out of the way, not super crowded, and rather roomy… good to wander, if you are in a hungry mood.

A very nice Deli and grocery just north or Medina, definitely a hidden gem!
They make customizable sandwiches to order with the option for double meat and cheese. You can get a monster sandwich with fresh ingredients for around 4 $ it is hard to beat the value
The grocery has a great selection of candies, grains, and trail mix type stuff as well as normal packaged goods, as well as some refrigerated goods.
They DO accept credit cards and have quick and friendly service. There is ample parking. There are chairs outside but not really tables to eat and the sandwiches are packaged to go.

A wonderful, affordable and high quality store to get your local grocery and produce needs. Everything is fresh. Wonderful deli meats and cheeses and baked goods.

This is an Amish run business located just outside of Medina on NY RT 104. They offer a variety of baked goods from pies and donuts to breads and cookies. All of the bakery items are absolutely spectacular! Everything here is fresh and made without preservatives. My favorites are the chocolate chip cookies and glazed donuts. They also sell high quality cold cuts, local beef, Amish butter, jams and cheeses. I would highly recommend you try a made-​to-​order sandwich. For every sandwich the meat and cheese are sliced fresh for your order. These delicious sandwiches are only $ 3 and huge! If in the area, stop by. FYI — This is a modern store with electricity (by diesel generator) and they take credit cards. Closed on Sundays.