Broad Run Cheese — Attraction in Dover

They falsely advertise their product as being produced by them, when in fact, they purchase ALL of their goods from major distributors. Their cheese is procured from an industrial factory farm in Northeast Ohio, and knowing that they lie about their cheese, I have no doubt that their wine is purchased in bulk, artificially favored, and repackaged. They even falsely label their cheeses - selling American cheese food product as "broad run garlic cheese" and processed cheddar with smoke flavoring as "broad run smoked cheddar." According to staff, they were unwilling to pay for updated production equipment during their last inspection and shut down their operation years ago, but, they chose to continue to advertise as "producing our own cheese" on their website. They ripped us off for almost $50. I'm appalled.

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Great selection of meats, deli items, wines and cheeses. Stopped here while visiting from Texas. Prices were decent, some items were very affordable. Picked up some gifts and snacks for my road trip.

The variety of items offered was pretty good. I saw many items I debated on trying. If your a wine and cheese fan, Id highly recommend making a stop here.

Service was fast, employees were available to answer questions. I walked out back to the restaurant, had lunch in the outdoor patio, and then returned to the front to make my purchases. The entire stop was very enjoyable, especially since it was in the fall, just as the temperatures had shifted and the fall colors were...

We love the winery and restaurant on the hill. We had fries and tinfoil wrapped lunch which was sausage(or chicken) with roasted vegetables (potatoes, sweet cabbage, peppers). We did not taste any wine so I can't comment on that. The atmosphere and beauty, both within and without make it worth the drive. The gas fireplace can be viewed from inside the restaurant, or outside on the patio. The live edge tables have a beautiful grain and are finished to a...