Miller's Bakery & Gifts

I've been taking my Mom to Miller's for several years when I visit my parents in Ohio. It's about an hours drive from their home with a lovely country scene for most of the ride. We always start at the country store which has an amazing deli. They have seating inside and some outside for eating. On this trip I ordered the ham and cheese with all the fixings. Their sandwiches are very reasonable and huge. I can only eat half the sandwich and I take the rest home. I also ordered pasta salad as a side which was tangy and delicious. My mom loves their chicken salad and macaroni salad.The store also has many homemade items such as an amazing cheese ball, plus an assortment of candy, jelly, applebutter and many of food items. It's always a good idea to visit the furniture store. I've been inside several times and have found some cool items such as Christian birthday cards. You never know what you might find. The furniture is beautifully crafted but a little pricey for me. Plus I have no way to get it back to Florida lol!Once we're done eating we head to the bakery. This is one of my favorite spots at Miller's. You can find a variety of donuts, pies, cakes and other sweets. On this trip I purchased glazed donuts, peanut butter cookies, a cream horn, and two long John donuts. My favorite long John has chocolate icing and white cream filling. The sign is hard to see from the main road so I suggest using your GPS. But if you have never been to Miller's I highly recommend you check them out. But don't go too hungry lol.

Meh. Didnt come here that late in the day (maybe 1ish?) and the bakery seemed completely picked over. No pies at all! Outside they had stands offering lemonade and kettle corn which was a nice touch. Beautiful grounds. Make sure to walk over to the furniture building, as they have a great selection of both indoor and outdoor stuff. Bulk goods store seems more like just a grocery. Keim's is better and less out of the way.

It was a beautiful drive out here. We arrived around nokn, and yes, the bakery was very picked over. It was still a nice family morning walking around the complex. The popcorn was delicious!

Would you like to pick up some Amish lawn furniture or a handcrafted Amish dog house after you get some bread? If so this is your place. Not only do they have a large assortment of baked goods, meat, foodstuffs, etc, but they also have barns of all sizes, windmills, furniture, - you name if. The bakery is just one component of a huge churn-butter-till-you-puke Amish paradise of stuff to buy.

A fun place to stop and shop. Bakery was just okay, not as impressive as other Amish markets close by. Beautiful furniture.

I grew up out here and I can remember buying everything from them for many years. I must say there DONUTS ARE TO DIE FOR. If you stacked 12 on a yardstick you would run out of yardstick. And the flavors are always spot on. They still have the same original cookbook that I bought when I was 13. The recipes are easy to follow. There Peperred Bacon is delicious along with all of there lunchmeats. And we always stock up on our canning jar goodies. Oh and there Furniture is Beautiful.

There is a great selection of baked goods (more than Kiem's)-- breads, lemon bars, pull-aparts, fried pies, fruit pies, pecan bars, friendship bread, etc. I tried an apple pull-apart and blueberry and peach fried pie, and I didn't love it. The lemon bar was pretty good. However, there is so much more to try, it is worth a trip back to try other things. I also procured a bag of delicious kettle corn-- they also have odd flavors like bacon, cajun, jalepeno, caramel. I enjoyed my classic kettle corn, which was not to sweet, and had that nice sweet-salty balance I love in kettle corn.

We stopped for pie and help....apple and blackberry pies were absolutely delicious and priced fair! We were looking for forging coal and actually someone there told us to go to an Amish owned building supply up the road. Got 160 lbs of coal for a great price and even got to stop and take photos hay bailing by horse. This is one of the best places to go in Ohio!

The grounds were lovely. We started at the grocery store/bulk foods building. While shopping, a few of the ladies working the cash registers began to point, speak under their breath and giggle. They were speaking another language, which is fine. A little girl was translating for the older girls. It was uncomfortable to have a day with my family out and have the children questioning why they were being pointed at. The bakery and furniture store had lovely service.

Drive to this place is beautiful. Great family outing I enjoyed it and the baked goods are delicious and spices are sold at good prices. Bird feeders are priced cheap. Cheese, butter, bread, spices, candy, cookies, pies were all reasonably priced. Great day and nice family outing.