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Heritage Ridge Cream... 11275 W 250 N, 46540, Middlebury, US...
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Heritage Ridge Creamery shines as a hidden gem in the Shipshewana area, offering a delightful selection of fresh and creamy cheeses, alongside other gourmet products like butter, jerky, and summer sausage. Although recent visits may have been affected by operational challenges such as cleaning equipment and limited sampling due to Covid-19, the cozy atmosphere and friendly staff have remained consistently inviting. Patrons rave about the variety of cheeses and the helpfulness of the young staff. Despite minor mishaps at checkout, visitors leave with high-quality treats and a desire to return for more delicious experiences.
What User likes about Heritage Ridge Creamery:
Always a fantastic visit. Cheese is very fresh and packaged well. Many choices to choose from and you can sample them. Staff is friendly too. Great hidden gem in the Shipshewana area. View all feedback.
What User doesn't like about Heritage Ridge Creamery:
We have visited this cheese shop every time we have come to the area and we love the cheese they make. We found the experience to be diminished by covid. On previous visits we have been able to sample tiny cubes of all the different cheeses to help us decide what to get. Unfortunately, our most recent visit also coincided with the cheese making equipment being cleaned so we did not get to watch the cheese making proc... View all feedback.
We loved all the fantastic products available for purchase, such as blocks of butter, beef summ...
The restaurant was extremely clean, the staff was very polite, and the prices were fantastic.
The restaurant offers a great selection of freshly made cheeses.
I love the cheese curds, and they carry different flavors, but didn't have the pizza flavor on...
Great place to find a variety of different cheeses. The munster is my favorite. I never buy eno...