Carriage Crossing

An interesting experience, obviously if you want to get a closer look at the Amish, this is a quick and easy way to do it. Don't forget to pick up some of their brochures to learn more about the Amish lifestyle.

Great for groups, we came here with (literally) dozens of people, and while it takes a while (like anywhere when you have that many people), they overall did a good job taking care of us.

The food was nothing spectacular, pretty typical, American, homey food. The pies were obviously the star. They had a bunch of kinds, including some kind of a brownie/cookie pie (which ended up being more just like a brownie/cookie, fyi).

Decent experience, probably wouldn't care to come back, but not unhappy with coming once.

The food is incredible. Homemade comfort foods. Whole Pies are half price after 7 pm.
Veggies are the only thing a little iffy.

However, the service can be slow, particularly  for Saturday breakfast. Keep in mind when planning a visit.

You may never get to Yoder, Kansas, and if you don't, my what a shame. This is an Amish restaurant that has exceptional food, exceptional service, and wicked good pies. They also have Amish crafts and foods.

The rolls were fresh-baked whole wheat goodness, with the best cinnamon butter that I've ever tasted.

Meals were freshly prepared and the meats and ingredients all come from top-grade local producers.  Food preparation was homey greatness.

The pies? Wow.  Take your pick. They're all good.

It may look a bit like Cracker Barrel, to answer Erick H.'s laments, but that's about where the comparison stops.  Hutchinson seems to be a local destination spot. If you're here for the State Fair, the space museum, or whatever, you really should take the 10 min trip out to Yoder. Heck, I'd take the 40-50min. trip from Wichita!