Best wedding cake ever! My nephew got married in Indy a few weeks ago to his college sweetheart who happens to be from Wooster, OH. The wedding cakes came from Buehler's and were fabulous. The bride's sister hauled 19 round cakes (yes 19!) all the way from Wooster to Indy, as each table at the reception had its own cake. They were decorated simply and elegantly by Dale at Buehler's and she deserves this special shout out for a job well done. And the cakes tasted as good as they looked - moist and absolutely delicious.

While visiting Wooster the other day, we decided to stop into Buehler's Milltown for a quick grocery trip. What a delightful place with some exceptionally fresh and impressive selections. The produce section was bountiful and just brimming with an array of fruits and veggies that not only were fresh, they appeared tantalizing--love this in a grocery store. The bakery was our next spot and we ended up purchasing some store made cupcakes and bread and also 2 dozen cookies to take back home. These cookies were so good and rivaled my homemade ones! Finally, we headed over to prepared foods and left with some soups and salad. The store is impeccably clean and the service is top notch. Very great place in Wooster and makes me happy to know that the college students have a good place to shop with many selections and lots of them being organic.

I love Whole Foods here where I live but in Wooster, this is the best grocery store, hands down. It's a very large grocery store with a nice organic section. I've never seen so many varieties of cream.... Top drawer.

This is probably as good of a grocery store in Wooster that you're going to get. It's a large store so the selection is excellent. They have both organic and conventional produce, and often have large stickers to identify locally grown produce. They even have some Mediterranean foods that you wouldn't think you could find in a small town, like Greek Gods yogurt and haloumi cheese. If you shop there don't forget to sign up for the Advantage Card. You earn $1 of free groceries for every $50 you spend, which is effectively a 2% cash back. Combined with a 1% cash back credit card you can net 3% cash back by shopping there. On the issue of prices, it seems all over the map. Some of the McCormick spices are outrageously priced for example, as is the Greek Yogurt. In other cities I've seen the prices for those two literally be half of what they are in Buehlers. On the other hand, the Our Family store brand is a huge steal. If you like jarred pasta sauce, the Our Family red sauce is insanely cheap and pretty decent for the price you pay. The folks that work there are also very friendly and I've never had a problem with parking and it never feels too crowded. There is no AT&T wireless signal in the store, at least on my iPhone 3GS.