Near downtown Berlin, Farmstead Restaurant is a short distance from most shops or hotels in the village and a convenient gathering spot for both locals and visitors. Your Amish Country favorites are here, such as fried chicken and real mashed potatoes, as well as fresh salads, wraps and seasonal desserts.
The illuminated arrow points to the oldest continuously operating restaurant in Berlin. A 15 to 20-pie selection every day, coupled with mouth-watering food, provides the perfect setting to enjoy breakfast, lunch, dinner or even an afternoon snack. But remember to get there early. The seating is limited and the pies get eaten quickly!
There’s plenty of debate over who invented the hot dog, but there’s no question surrounding who reinvented it: Millie Dindot’s. Enjoy gourmet hot dogs, 31 flavors of premium-quality ice cream (from Red Velvet to White Lightening); and Millie’s Confections, featuring the region’s largest selection of nostalgic and bulk candy as well vintage & craft sodas.
The Amish Door Village is a triple threat in Amish Country—eat, sleep and shop. Guests of all ages can eat, shop and relax at the complex. Specializing in authentic Amish Country home-style food for breakfast,lunch and dinner, satisfied diners continue to dish up accolades.
From humble beginnings in a lone 75-seat restaurant, Dutchman Hospitality has become a leader in Amish Country attractions.
The future points to its past at Broad Run Corner.
Millie Dindot’s is Berlin’s hip, new eatery with a zany historical flavor.
