We stopped here as soon as we arrived into town because we were looking for something good to eat in the area near where we were staying. The place is very large...and they offer many different foods. I opted for soup and salad bar and my boyfriend has free reign over the place. My soup was good...it seemed that everything... more

Good amish home cookin type of food! SO if ya wanna make yourself sick def go here! it's a smorgasbord, that should explain it all!!! more

Lots and lots of food. Make sure you are hungry if you are going here, it will cost you over $30 a person for the buffet but plenty to eat. more

we went here and their food was cold more

My friend and I ate at Miller's Smorgasbord the Saturday after Thanksgiving Day 2007. In our forty years of life, it is by far the worst food we have eaten. It was not my first experience with Amish-style food. I had eaten at Good & Plenty many, many years ago and felt the food was great back then. Hearing great... more

It was not what I expected. Lacked the down home feel you wanted from Lancaster. Didn't seem to be much home cooking. If your a HUGE eater maybe it's the place for you. Seafood Bisque was wonderful. more

The food does not taste homemade, with the exception of the mashed potatoes, chocolate pecan pie and apple bread. They have righfully so earned a reputation as wonderful bakers. I would recommend those items with zeal. We had reservations on a Friday at 7:30pm and were cheerfully seated within 5 minutes of arrival, but I saw a lot of disgruntled... more

We went here Aug 27 2007. It was lunchtime and we didn't want to stuff ourselves, which is why I avoid buffets. You feel guilty if you don't eat a lot and get your money's worth, and then you feel like a stuffed glutton for hours if you do eat a lot! So we just got the soup and salad... more

I want to start this off by saying there was a time in my life when there were no smorgasbords around in New Jersey. There were no Ryan's or Country Buffet's. So after a few years of enjoying Amish country and dealing with family style places in which you share the bowls of food with strangers we wanted something different... more