Barn n Bunk

Very good food, the people working there are very outgoing, sure it’s a little expensive, $ 9.99 a person but it’s supporting a local area, not just a big company. Plus the food isn’t bad at all.

I was pretty turned off by their substandard customer service. They have a couple of barns with different things in them to buy. I tried to buy a small pumpkin for my toddler daughter and was informed that there was a $ 5 minimum charged. When I asked if they realized that it was illegal to imposed a minimum charge on a debit card, I received a very snotty response by the cashier that it costs them $ 5 to swipe (which is totally not true.). That’s just one instance. There are a decent amount of things to do with kids, but there are many other pumpkin patch places in the area with much more to offer this time of year.

I am reviewing Barn N Bunk as a place to stop and shop (till you drop!)
This is so much more than a place to eat!
Besides the restaurant there are 2 converted farm buildings selling Amish foods, fresh vegetables, handmade purses & home décor, unusual candles, vintage and antique collectibles, jewelry AND clothing, unique gifts, they have a deli counter, baked goods, it’s a wonderful place to visit! We’ve made many great buys here in all the above mentioned. Prices are reasonable on the vintage items too — and in one experience we found the management willing to negotiate!
I can’t speak for the restaurant as we’ve only gone for the shopping. Maybe will try it next time.
This is a place you want to bookmark especially if you are a city slicker like me. Unique and fun! Make sure you check out the second floor! And don’t be afraid to haggle!

50 — 50. Nice for $ 9.99 buffet. But the only meats were dark meat fried chicken, chunks of turkey in a pool of broth. It’s ok, but it is not an amish restaurant feel of food. Yea, I ‘d eat there again — only because lack of alternatives nearby.