Fountain Acres Foods

Fountain Acres is a National Treasure! The store, sandwiches, cheese needs to be on everyone's bucket list. Five stars seems like an understatement. I may move to Fountain City, just to be closer. Fountain City is run by local Amish. They produce and sell just about everything including furniture, dry goods, cheese and other dairy products. The shop is immense and immaculate. The shelves are filled with colorful candy, locally produced grains and flour, pasta galore, and more. At one end of the store is a bakery selling fresh donuts, pies and fry cakes. At the other end is a deli, making fresh sandwiches to order. The sandwiches are amazing. I had a turkey and ham sandwich on rye. The sandwich was packed with meat, cheese and fresh toppings. This was the best sandwich that I have had in a long time and it was $3.99. There is no place to eat inside, so you must take your food to go. The staff were friendly and efficient. The cheeses are amazing and flavorful. I picked up horseradish and bacon cheeses. The prices are reasonable. You can even buy chicken coups and outbuildings. There was an extensive collection of bird food and custom feeders. There is plenty of mid week parking, but probably crowded on weekends. Bring a cooler. This shop is fabulous.

This Amish store is the best! I always love buying my cheese here--they have such a great selection at amazing prices. Their deli sandwiches are absolutely incredible, fresh, and full of flavor. Definitely worth the trip every time!

I love stopping in at Fountain Acres on the way back my hometown for a visit. It's easy to get caught up browsing the shelves of all the goods they sell. Spices, anything you'd need for baking, handmade noodles, popcorn, flour, candy, jams and jellies, baked goods, chips, pretzels. I could go on. You name it, they probably carry it. There's a refrigerated and frozen section too. There's also a deli. The last time we were there, we got a sandwich from there. So much deliciousness! The bread was fresh baked. And then there's the cheese samples...so many cheese samples! Sausages too. There's also a bakery on site. Outside, you can find potted plants and flowers in the summer. There's always furniture, including rocking chairs, benches and gazebos. Just be sure to have cash because credit and debit cards are not accepted.

Great grocery store with plenty of fresh fruits and veggies. There is a bakery onsite, so you can order fresh bread, as well as cakes and pies. The bread is used on the sandwiches that can be made to order in the deli. You can take the sandwiches outside to enjoy on a bench or gazebo, and if you enjoy where you sat, you can arrange to purchase it and have it delivered. Be sure to bring cash (or a check), since credit cards are not accepted.

Always a good experience they only use cash though so beware no credit no debit no plastic. The lunch sandwiches are good. Ice cream is fantastic.

Good home service, delicious homemade bread and lunch meats at the deli are absolutely scrumptious with homemade ingredients! Not to mention the free samples of hand made cheeses and other snacks! Don't miss this stop just off hwy 27!

I stopped in for a fresh made sandwich. 1 meat and 1 cheese sandwich with lettuce, tomato, onion and pickle was around $3.99. Fresh Amish made bread, cheese and fresh sliced meat. Ohhhh yeah. I've passed by a million times before now and I'm kicking myself for not stopping in sooner!I also left with a bag of oat wheat flour. This place has flours, spices, noodles, mixes, pies, cookies, donuts, candies and fresh produce too. I'll be back to pick up more baking ingredients and flavorings. CASH or CHECK ONLY!!

I'm a big fan of this restaurant. They have a standup deli inside with a donut shop! Since I have my own spice rack, I like to go their for their onion salt, because they don't carry it at Payless in Muncie! And since they practice the Sabbath on Sunday, without a doubt, I trusted myself to get their food by check. The bank honored my check so I'm surprised that they were not considered local until this month when they signed up for advertising in Delaware township. I don't think my aunt Nada Amburn realized that she was in the money before they considered listing as a home improvement store, but I have a house so I needed her to take me there with my mom, who is the homeowner, and it

Everyone is very nice and helpful there. Had sandwiches that are always a great buy and homemade ice cream in several flavors. They also have a wonderful bakery. Love this place.

A great little Amish market. The bakery is particularly noteworthy. The sourdough bread and oatmeal cream cookies were top notch. I bought two of the biggest tomatoes I have ever seen. I can't wait to eat them! Fair warning to the uninitiated, for reasons that are obvious in hindsight, they are a cash only establishment. Be sure to hit the ATM on the way.