Peight's Country Store

Love this place ! It's Ambiance and service along with many many unique Pennsylvania Dutch food choices make this place a must stop

A great store, but I'll wait to go back until the pandemic is over. Staff wear no masks. Most of the patrons went without as well. Until mask wearing is enforced, I won't be back.

Ghandi said that he thought he would like Christians but had yet to meet one. Peight's seems to reflect this behavior. It offers Amish goods and foods. While mostly English were there, it is run by plain people, less plain (Mennonite), or formerly plain people. While I greatly like many of their materials (cheeses are great, learned to make flavored cream cheeses from them; sausages, bulk cereals, pasta, salts), their team was not wearing masks nor were most customers. Not wearing a mask and pretending that the governor has not put up a mask mandate is not being Christian as I practice it. To ignore science and to ignore government is not just irresponsible but unChristian, and it not following the Bible that presumably many working and shopping there profess to read and to follow. I'll be back post-pandemic, but I lost some respect for them and for the religion the represent through their clothing.

Run by The Amish, decent prices, not what they used to be of course but then nothing is. A great place to get anything you might need for baking, seasonings in little containers up to large, all kinds of candies, an affordable deli in the back to get sliced meat and cheese, premade submarine sandwich, unbelievably delicious. You could pick yourself up an Amish broom and Amish hat to wear, they also have cookware, cookbooks, sewing supplies, chips.

This is a fantastic store that has just about everything you can imagine. It's always fun to drive over to Big Valley and pick up a few things at a reasonable price. Very friendly employees!

When I first walked in I thought this was going to have just a bunch of typical five and dime stuff... Not so! They had so many great bulk items, Canning supplies, cookbooks, fresh lunch meat and cheeses, sewing supplies, knickknacks, even Amish hats and a few baked goods! Check out all my pictures! And yes, they do take credit cards!

Growing up in the area I probably couldn't appreciate Mifflin County for all that it had to offer. From the country cooking to a simpler way of life, it truly is a great place to grow up and one come back and visit. Speaking of visiting, every time I come home I have to make a trip to Peight's. Its a small country store located literally next to a pasture. I buy everything from bulk candy in clear plastic wrapping to lunch meats wrapped in Saran wrap. Things are fresh and plentiful. The women that work in the store don't make you feel rushed even if there are 6 people in line behind you. It's always a joy to visit and I'm bummed if I happen to try on a Sunday since they are closed. Try it out if you happen to be in the area. If you're not from around here, you'll be amazed.

Peight's sells bulk foods, fabrics, kitchenware, and housewares; they also have a small deli section selling meats, cheeses, and candies.But that's all superfluous to me. I come for the packaged bulk section. It's rare that I am vising my central PA home via car, but this time I am, and consequently walked out of Peight's with a huge box of goods.We're talking about two pounds of chocolate-covered pretzels for $5.35; pudding mix for $2.29/lb; chocolate chips for $1.59/lb; bean soup mixtures for $1.55/lb...and so forth. Muffin mixes, dried blueberries and dates, fig bars, chocolate wafers, and on and on. They have nearly an entire aisle of every generic candy under the sun.Cheap, quality, locally unique--what's not to love about this place? A true Mifflin County gem.

This store is your typical general store in the fact it has a little bits of everything. They have candy, whoopie pies, homemade soap, things for the kitchen, raw honey, toys etc. Actually too much to list. Very pleasant people working there. While in the area for the first time we actually went and bough things several times. Off the main road in the farmland. Had a nice quaint feel to it. If I were ever in the area again I would be sure to stop in.

Annoying that yelp allows poor reviews based solely on the religion and politics of the owners. This store is great. The people are kind. They would do anything to help you. Stop posting reviews just because you want to hurt a business that has different beliefs than you.