Miller's Bulk Foods — Local services in West Union

Millers bulk foods consists of a grocery with deli, a separate building for a bakery and gift shop as well as a few more buildings with amish made furniture for the inside and out. They have barns available for purchase and order.

The deli will make a sandwich (currently on Fridays and Saturdays with an optional soft pretzel bun). It was amazing and around $6.00 per sandwich.

The furniture was quality and reasonably priced. They have bird feeders, porch swings, the most comfy gliders and a variety of other items.

The bakery had gifts that you can find anywhere. They were not very unique and was expecting more handmade and amish. The bakery sells massive doughnuts, fry pies and pretzels. The apple fritter was my favorite and enough for all 5 of us to enjoy a slice! The smell is worth the trip alone!

Their grocery prices were a bit more expensive than other amish groceries in Ohio. If you like a drive into Amish country and want to spend an hour enjoying their culture and goods, I highly recommend.

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The deli here is amazing and usually has better prices per pound than Walmart or Kroger.

You can order freshly made deli sandwiches for half as much as a drive through combo meal and it will fill you up! They load up every sandwich I've ever ordered here with plenty of meat and veggies. You can also get small sides of their different salads. I love the broccoli salad and the potato salad is good.

I love grabbing a sandwich, sides and a birch beer and driving to Adams Lake for a nice scenic view while eating a delicious Amish made sandwich! 10/10...

I know things have gone up but $4 for a muffin and the same for a fried handheld pie some of the prices were outrageous almost $10 for a pretty nice size jar of peaches but I've seen bigger and Sam's club that were less expensive they have good stuff and they are very nicely laid out with their stores,but it's not a place for looking for bargains .we had lunch and it was very good but again not real worth what they want...