Guggisberg Cheese

When we pulled up to the Cheese Factory, I was so excited!! It was cheesy the way it was all decorated in the American version of the Swiss Alps, Sound of Music, Julie Andrew's Singing "The Hills are Alive"...lol!!I lived in Europe for about 4 years and it's not like this....lolBut, it was very beautiful!I loved the bell chiming in the bell tower!!!This place is known for their award winning Baby Swiss Cheese so of course we had to buy some!!! They didn't offer any Cheese samples at all, not even in a controlled way!! A sample or 2 would have been nice..We bought some Colby and some pepper jack along with a schnitzel seasoning packet and some German candy...We had a nice visit and you can look through the glass window walls and watch them make their advertised 84,000 pounds per day!!!The Baby Swiss is super Good!! Highly recommend to all and definitely going back

Cheeese! Lol. I have been to this place many times over the years especially since I have family in the area and each and every time I visit this place I am like a little kid in a candy store.I can attest their baby Swiss is the best in the country, hands down!!!Even when I am not in NE Ohio visiting with family members I can still buy this cheese at several different Amish markets across the east coast and I always do when I am living the vegetarian not vegan lifestyle. I can't say enough good things about this place and the people who work here. It's just great in every way possible!If you are ever in the area make sure to stop in and take a tour and enjoy the many free samples they have to offer, but most definitely make sure to buy a 2 lb wheel of Guggisberg Baby Swiss to take home with you. You will never regret that decision.You're welcome!Enjoy :-P

I'm not big on Swiss cheese (actually, I don't think I really like it in the first place), but this experience is definitely worth having. They let you try all sorts of different Swiss and other cheeses they make here. When I was there, I don't think there were any other customers around, so it was nice to kind of have the whole store to myself to roam around in. There's also lots of quirky Amish items available for sale, as well as unique brands (like of soda) probably only sold in this region or in Amish areas.We ended up getting a mixed set of cheeses to snack on and bought crackers they sold here to go with them. If you ever plan on buying cheese from here to snack on, make sure to bring the proper accompaniments and sides (like crackers) to go with them instead of purchasing them here, unless you want to support their business in that way.The main problem I had was that we couldn't see any of the equipment running when I was there. I wanted to see how they make some of the cheese. There are also no places to dine/sit at inside that I noticed. You have to go outside to the picnic tables across the field. They need to mow the lawns more often here, unless they're trying to deter people from sitting at those picnic tables.

This is my favorite cheese store in this part of Ohio. Their award winning Swiss is really nice as well as the butter cheese!They have soMack's for the road, (jerkies and crackers and sodas, etc), but they manage to keep the tchotchkes and other junk to a minimum. Too many other cheese stores or bakeries fill the aisles with unrelated junk, which is awful when you've specifically come for the high quality cheese.

Guggisberg should be on your you list of places to visit when visiting the Millersburg area. There is plenty of cheese to try and their Swiss is top shelf. We have always enjoyed are visits as the staff is always friendly and helpful. I will say if you are not up for big crowds visiting in the off season is always a plus!

Came here for some of the famous baby Swiss, and it was a pretty quick visit. You can watch the cheese being made, but they only make the cheese on certain days and stop by 12pm. The store doesn't offer many samples of different cheeses like some of the other shops in the area. Worth coming just to try the baby Swiss since it's the most well-known in the area.

I was disappointed in this place. It is a pretty ride out here but it is very small inside looks like it would be really big but it isn't. No samples and just a window that was hard to see into to see cheese making. They were cleaning the big bowls when we got here. We were all over this area and the cheese was good here but the highest price we have seen.

A cute little cheese shop with a big presence in the community and following. I visited on a Saturday afternoon on a cloudy April day. Somehow about 30-40 or so people where able fit into the shop while I was there. No worries, lines move quickly. This was my first visit and came only for the cheese. Immediately upon walking in my eyes experienced sensory overload from the assorted food items on the shelves and cheese throughout the store. There was cheese to taste test, which I was grateful for. I landed on their award winning swiss cheese and some beef sticks. Monday through Friday during business hours you can see the cheese being made. This is a must see place if you're in the area.

So many types of cheese to choose from.A cheese lover's dream. Nice prices too.They also have excellent sliced meats in various sized packages that are very reasonable.

The best AWARD WINNING cheese, made on-site experience anywhere. Friendly staff. We go every time we are in the area. Don't miss out.