After just one visit to The Gathering Place, an Amish store in Idaho, you'll want to return over and over again.

I love shopping at Amish or Mennonite stores. What a blessing such stores are to my big family. As I have shopped in these for a few years, I have learned a few things that I'd like to share with you.... 1. Take a list I have gone shopping and been sure I would remember what I needed. That doesn't always work well in a regular grocery store and it REALLY doesn't work well in an Amish or Mennonite store, unless you are only seeking a very few items. These stores are marvelous... and can also…

A lot of people know that there are Amish stores in Pennsylvania and Ohio, but did you know there are also Amish stores all over the United States? The Amish store locator map below shows

Nestled in the heart of Walhonding, a quaint village in Ohio's Amish Country, lies a hidden gem that has captured the hearts of locals and visitors alike –

I always like the feel of Swartzentruber Amish homes, in particular the kitchen and living areas.

Head to this South Carolina store that features items handmade in Pennsylvania Dutch country.

A new store has opened in one of Kansas's oldest Amish communities. Owners Robert and Elaine Headings bought an existing Amish store's inventory (Anna Borntrager's Country Variety Store) to outfit their new store. They also added some items. The business is now called R & E Country Store, and it opened about three weeks ago

Amish markets typically buy dry goods in bulk, then repackage them for sale. You can buy small amounts or large amounts of most items, and the

This is an Amish home in the Berne, Indiana community (Adams County). This would be the largest group of the generally conservative "Swiss Amish". Depending on when you read this, the home and farm you see here will soon find itself - or may have already found - a new owner. This is a home

I love shopping at Amish or Mennonite stores. What a blessing such stores are to my big family. As I have shopped in these for a few years, I have learned a few things that I'd like to share with you.... 1. Take a list I have gone shopping and been sure I would remember what I needed. That doesn't always work well in a regular grocery store and it REALLY doesn't work well in an Amish or Mennonite store, unless you are only seeking a very few items. These stores are marvelous... and can also…