9 Best Amish Country Food Stops in Michigan (#1 Isn't Where You'd Expect)

📘 Get the Michigan Guide Box, including Where Michigan Eats 🥧 43 diners, bakeries, fish markets and pasty shops open 25+ years 👉 https://michigan-guide-box.netlify.app/ Michigan has the sixth largest Amish population in America, with more than 21,000 Amish in over 50 settlements. And where the Amish live, there is bread, pie, cheese and home cooking worth the drive. From a cheese house built on Amish milk in Lakeview to cash-only fried pies in Quincy, towering cinnamon rolls in Clare and the oldest Amish country in the state around Centreville, we count down nine Amish country food stops, ending with a home-style buffet in a town most of Michigan has never heard of. Before you go: bring cash, most Amish businesses are closed on Sundays, many Amish prefer not to be photographed, and watch for horse-drawn buggies on country roads. Hours change with the seasons, so check before you drive. What's the best Amish bakery or Mennonite kitchen in Michigan that we missed? Tell us in the comments. Subscribe to Michigan Hometowns for more stories from Michigan's small towns. Chapters: Michigan's surprising Amish country #9 Farm Country Cheese House – Lakeview #8 Countryside Bakery – Homer #7 Amish Country Bakery – Quincy #6 Sunset Acres – Charlotte #5 Country Cookstove Bakery – Clare #4 Yoder's of Tustin – Tustin #3 Yoder's Country Market – Centreville #2 Yoder's Amish Quilt Auction – Clare #1 Middleton Diner – Middleton Honorable mentions #Michigan #AmishCountry #MichiganFood Music: "Killers" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) — Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 — https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/