The Kitchen of Doris Yoder
2060 CR 1700 East, Arthur, IL
Restaurant, bakery and gift shop. Restaurant serving Amish-style meals.
Store opened by Weaver sisters after Weaver's County Market closure
Nestled in the peaceful countryside of Buncombe, Illinois, Countryside Variety is more than just a marketâit's a doorway into the heart of Amish craftsmanship and tradition. Opened by the Weaver sisters after the closure of Weaver's County Market, this small yet charming specialty store carries on the legacy of offering authentic Amish goods to the local community and curious visitors alike. Whether you're a local searching for quality handmade goods or a tourist eager to immerse yourself in the unique culture of the Amish, Countryside Variety is a destination that promises warmth, authenticity, and a true taste of simpler times.
As you step inside Countryside Variety, the aroma of fresh, handmade goods greets you, along with the sound of quiet conversation and the gentle hum of activity. Though small in size, the store is packed with treasures that reflect the Amish commitment to quality and tradition. Shelves are lined with an array of products that tell a story of craftsmanship and care, from hand-woven baskets to jars of golden honey and jams made from locally sourced fruits.
Whether youâre a local looking to reconnect with tradition or a visitor seeking a slice of Amish culture, Countryside Variety is a destination that offers more than just shoppingâit offers an authentic glimpse into a way of life that values simplicity, quality, and community. The Weaver sisters have created a space that feels like home, and once youâve visited, youâll find yourself longing to return for more.
2060 CR 1700 East, Arthur, IL
Restaurant, bakery and gift shop. Restaurant serving Amish-style meals.
117 E. Main St., Arcola, IL
Local Amish-made jams and jellies, popcorn and quilts among a large selection of Amish handcrafted furniture.
Federal Plaza Farmers Market, 50 W Adams, Chicago, IL
Bakery and deli, founded by Amish from northern Indiana. Currently non-Amish ownership, with original owners active in the business.