Meal in an Amish Home Experience

I guess if I hadn't been to an Amish family dinner the year before, it was hard not to compare. Last year's family - everything was homemade and delicious from salad to dessert. Several vegetables. Homemade bread. Potatoes & buttered noodles. The children helped serve and interacted with us. At the end of the meal they sang several songs. This one - everything was served on paper plates . Only potatoes - no vegetables or bread. Dessert pies came from the store. Drive to quilt store & supper not worth $68.00

Good Amish history information. Delicious meal. Our tour guide was awesome. Very informed and personable.

Tom was our tour guide and he did a fantastic job! He was very informative and answered any questions we had! We ate dinner and the Amish were so kind and the food was amazing!

The family and the meal were amazing. Loved the informative tour. I would add a little more time in the shop. Too rushed. Setting was everything above.

The tour and food were excellent. We enjoyed the whole experience. Thank you. Thank youbto our host family

The Amish Home Experience is just a awesome place to visit. Not only do you get to learn about the Amish. You get a meal with a Amish family. It's got to be hands down just amazing. The staff tour guides all of them are just awesome people. So go see my friend's over at the Amish Home Experience. You want regret it I assure you

We went on a van with several people to an Amish home for a meal. The van driver Dana Johnson was super informative on Amish history and culture. When we arrived we were lead to a big basement. The home was very clean and ready for us. Our hostess and daughter served us a typical Amish meal. They encouraged us to eat all we wanted and answered any questions we asker. After a delicious meal she took us on a tour of her home. Also if you wanted she had food, crafts, canned goods and even plants for sale. All items were reasonably priced. This is my second year to tour PA I highly recommend this experience. Thanks Roger and Cindy SC.

The meal was in a building on Amish owned property. The room was big and bland with plywood floors. It was NOT in a home and did NOT look like the photo. The Amish people did not talk to us except to serve the food. There was plenty of food, but it was nothing special. It did not feel like any kind of “Amish experience.” Just another meal with the tour group.

This was an awkward experience. My sister and I were very uncomfortable. We really didn’t realize we were going to eat in someone’s basement while the host waited on us hand and foot. And then sit there talking to a bunch of strangers while the host cleaned up after us while we were there. And then there’s the awkwardness of not everyone having the same table manners and being disgruntle about how the food was passed around a table of 15 people. The food was good the hostess was very nice the tour guide full of info but a little heavy on weird humor. I can’t add photos because we were advised not to take photos

it was great. we had a great time and learned a lot. we love the amish community and thier beliefs, culture etc. The only thing that made the trip not good was there was a rude guy on the trip that kept talking and asking questions and wouldnt let anyone get a question in. Also he never let the Amish people finish answering the questions without interrupting them to let the finish thier answers that all f us were interestefd in hearing them VS. the man on the tour. This is no fault of the company but maybe you could have the tour guide recognize it and intervene so the rest of the group could enjoy more.