Places to eat near Yoder's

Now eat at Yoder's! We serve our Amish meats and cheeses on homemade white or wheat rolls. For dessert, try one of our baked goodies such as a slice of Chocolate Chess Pie, a warm fudgy brownie, or a Cranberry Hootycreek (that's a cookie with cranberries, pecans and white chocolate chips!)  Or maybe you'd like a scoop of our premium ice cream in a waffle cone or topped with our own homemade hot fudge sauce and whipped cream.  We know you won't leave hungry!

Aunt Millie's Pizza, Subs, and Suds (249 Broad St., Milton, NC) (336) 234-0240
In Historic Milton, the "Museum without walls", pizza, hot and cold subs, calzones, ice cream, etc.
Hours: Mon - Thu 11am - 8pm; Fri - Sat 11am - 9pm; Sun 12:30 - 7pm

Yancey House Restaurant (699 US Hwy 158 West, Yanceyville, NC)
(336) 694-4225
The Bartlett Yancey House, built in 1807 by one of North Carolina's greatest and most beloved statesmen, sits on a spacious 153 acre estate west of Yanceyville and is surrounded by the original smokehouse, a Federal period law office, and probably the largest tobacco barn in North Carolina. East of the house is the Yancey family graveyard, where Bartlett Yancey and his descendents are buried.
Hours: Tue - Sat Lunch 11:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m., Dinner 5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Sunday Lunch 12 p.m. - 3 p.m. ; Closed on Monday

Things to see and do near Yoder's

Cornerstone Garlic Farm	Caswell County, NC
Thomas Day Education Project	Town of Yanceyville, NC
Hyco Lake	Historic Milton, NC
Triple Creek Ranch	Danville, VA
Virginia International Raceway (VIR)	Homegrown Handmade
Caswell Pines Golf Course	Milton Antique Mall
AAF Tank Museum, Danville, VA
Baldwin Charolais Beef
Seasonal
Casville Lights (Christmas light display)	Bright Leaf Hoedown (last week of  September)
Spring Fling Festival - Providence, NC	Hall's Farm Corn Maze

Stop feeding your kids junk!

Are you a busy mom who comes home half an hour before dinner time, looks in the pantry and thinks to yourself, "What should we have for dinner tonight?"  Do you end up in the fast food line more times than you care to admit?

Or maybe you have plenty of time to spend hours pouring over your cookbooks or the internet for healthy, family-friendly, delicious recipes, more hours compiling your grocery list and meal plan, and even more time running back and forth to the grocery store because you didn't have something you needed...if so, you can stop here.  But if you need a sensible solution to this common problem, then read on...

I use this website -- Menu Planning Central.  For a small fee (which ends up paying for itself in only one saved trip to McDonalds, or earn it by referring others!) you get 12 weeks of recipes each month (Family Friendly, Healthy, and Vegetarian) along with a shopping list categorized according to recipe.  For my family of 10, a dinner at a fast food place not only costs about $38, but the choices are "somewhat" lacking in nutrition, try as the restaurants might to prove to me they have healthier options.  You just can't beat the feeling of knowing you provided a stress-free, healthy, home-cooked meal  for your crew.  To me, this is completely worth it.  Try it and let me know how it saved you time and money as well!

Many folks ask about Amish-built wooden or vinyl storage buildings and sheds. 
We have two such places in Blanch.

If you are a local business and would like to place a link to your website on this page, please send an email to rick@yodersmart.com.  We reserve the right to not link to sites that we feel deal with subject matter contrary to our Christian beliefs.