Quick service, breakfast was good and coffee warmups were frequent! My waitress was very good too!read more

My boyfriend and I really enjoyed our lunch at Market Street Cafe. We were in town for Memorial Day…read moreWeekend staying at Shawnee Lodge. The servers were attentive and accommodating. It was hard to decide what to order as the menu selection was great. I opted for the half panini half salad combo and got the chicken apricot sandwich with the raspberry romaine salad- hold the onions, add blue cheese. My boyfriend had the Boneyfiddle Club panini and enjoyed it. Both came with plenty of chips and a pickle spear. I wish more restaurants had this kind of menu and vibe! Fresh options that are unique flavor combinations. There are plenty of tables and outdoor sidewalk tables with full service. I'd recommend Market Street Cafe!

My daughter and I were passing through Grayson when we saw this place knew we liked it before and…read moredecided it was time for lunch. My daughter had the brisket sandwich with baked beans and I had the pulled pork sandwich with coleslaw. The atmosphere was interesting, the service was great and the food was fantastic. Highly recommend recommended when in the area.

Food was good. Service was on point. I like the set up of the restaurant. Look forward to trying…read moremore on the menu.

Just down the road from Hocking Hills tours in Rockbridge is Logan and what has to be the shining…read morestar: Weaver's Market. Reasonable. That's all you need to know. We fed the three of us for under $20. It's a grocery store and more. Deli sandwiches and different Amish snacks, baked goods and candies. We bought a few jarred items, fresh bread, cheese and a German bologna that I absolutely love. The deli sandwiches were very good....but reasonable! The parking is a bit tricky and crowded. The owners are very gracious and inviting. This alone makes the trip worth taking! 04/25

Grabbed a bite to eat here after walking around the little antique shop across the way…read more I thought it was interesting that they have a TON of Amish candies and treats that you can pick up to take home but also have a deli counter to make sandwiches and smoothies. My fiance got a pulled pork sandwich with a bag of chips, drink and a candy bar. I got a Pina colada smoothie. Prices were very reasonable! We didn't pick up any candies or anything to take home but I loved that there were so many options of items, candies and/or frozen treats (cookies, cinnamon rolls) to take home.

This is my all time favorite breakfast spot. We come here nearly every Saturday. The staff…read morerecognize us and know exactly what we want. They know that we always order water, a friend always want extra butter with his pancakes, and that we all want chocolate chips with them. Has a great small town family feel with people that remember you and care. If I could give 6 stars I would. This is my only Yelp review ever and I think that they deserve every ounce of effort I put into this tenfold. If you go often, they will remember and they always appreciate your business.

Our family has been coming here for 30+ years, every Father's Day and on occasion a Sunday here and…read morethere. We come from a big family and have never had problems here before. This is the first Father's Day we went since our Grandfather passed and there were 10 of us. They weren't too packed and had 2 tables that fit 8 and a round table that fit 5 empty. We sat at a 8 table and told them we had 2 more coming. They told us they would have to sit separately. In the last 20 years we have always moved the tables together. When the rest of our party got there we moved 1 table to the end of the line so we could all sit together. They didn't initially say anything until we all sat back down. They had the cook come out and tell us that we couldn't move the tables and would have to move them back because it's a fire hazard. We come from a family of firefighters and knew the table was not a fire hazard but the round table and the big white board sitting directly in front of the fire exit was definitely a fire hazard. So we moved all the tables back to their original spots paid for the drinks we got and left since we could not sit together as a family during Father's Day.

This an addition to my earlier review, I am adding photos of the menu board. As usual my visit was…read moregreat, food, service and cleanliness of the restaurant was top notch!!

While driving through town, I noticed this place and decided to stop in. I'm glad I did!…read more The walk up window is easy and convenient but they also have some indoor dining and some picnic tables. Either way, the staff were very friendly and accommodating. And it was a very retro style and vibe that totally works. The hamburger was one of the best I've had. It tasted like an actual handmade hamburger that was seasoned well, had the perfect accoutrements, and was absolutely delicious! This place is easy to miss but hard to forget. Definitely worth a visit if you're anywhere near it!

Love the food and the drinks are high quality and amazing! Try the frappes. The staff is kind and…read morefriendly and try to remember your usual order. I also love the brick wall and industrial style decor. It's so cute.

Every town needs A Spot on Main! The shop is upscale, trendy in a renovated historic building. They…read moreserve locally roasted coffee, breakfast and lunch sandwiches, and soups. We stopped in for an early lunch, which they serve all day. Everything on the menu looked delicious and prices are reasonable. I had a bowl of the chicken and rice soup. The soup was thick and creamy with lots of vegetables and delicious. My husband loved the Club Sandwich which was packed with ham, bacon, avocado, lettuce and tomato. Service was a bit confusing as one of the clerks told me to sit down and brought a menu. But she never came back to take our order and we figured out we had to go up to the counter to order. I guess the regulars know this. The place is popular, there's a line to order and most tables full. They have a nice patio out back with tables. Inside, there are about 15 tables. It gets loud inside when they are full. They sell their locally roasted coffee in the shop along with other coffee related gifts. There is street parking out front and a handicapped access at the rear entrance.

The Dagwood sandwich rocks! Fresh ingredients. Fresh bread. Great seasoning. Generous portion…read more The kettle chips were also very good and not a salt lick. Order at the counter. Find a seat. They will find you when your order is ready. The space is large and uncluttered. The outside and rooftop seating is excellent. The dining roof and men's room are clean. Will I return? Yes.

This is a great addition to the Wilmington area. We took my mother out for breakfast here on her…read morebirthday you order at the counter and then they serve your food to your table. They had a great breakfast and the highlight for us were those amazing breakfast potatoes. Everyone agreed they were the star of the show. Please note they do not have many non-pork breakfast meat options. The staff was super friendly and nice and it definitely has that small town feel. It's conveniently located right next to the bike path and a bike shop. I'd recommend stopping by if you're in the area.

Basic small town ambiance with both on the street and beside the building parking. Business was not…read morepacked but steady for a 2-3 person staff. Definitely everyone friendly. Good "down home" cooking. I was there with friends. One recommended the Walleye filets, as did the doing everything server! Comes with 2 sides for about $15. 3 very large and delicious, perfectly fried filets. I had coleslaw which was good. Also fried potatoes that were bland but filling. Sorry I only got a picture of my "to go" container that was about 1/2 of my total serving! They had lots of good looking pies to go... that I didn't try. Everything our table had was very good. Everything we saw being served looks great too! If you're in the area I have no hesitation about recommending here! PS: they have a small upcharge if paying with credit card. Also, if it's before 5 PM visit the Amish Market a couple of miles away (cash or check only).

Small mom n pop diner that has great food. This is the third time we've been here. Had the short…read moreorder meatloaf, zero complaints. Great pies and side items. Minor complaint, being a small diner, our waitress seemed to act overwhelmed. Will it that against the diner, but may look into that. Over all, 4.5

Was a little nervous when I sat down and saw the rating was absolutely nerfed. But a closer read…read moreshowed it was mostly complaining about the new remodel, and slower service and I was not in a rush today. I haven't been to Fred's in this area in about 20 years and I don't remember what it used to be like. I agree, the atmosphere felt like a Pizza Hut Express and not somewhere you'd wanna linger for a couple hours. But hey, it's also about the food and the service, right? And the pizza was great as always, and the server was sweet and helpful. Maybe the next time I'm craving a roadtrip to Fred's I head over to the Waverly location which has a homier and more welcoming setting. But the food and service in Wheelersburg is still right.

I grew up on Fred's pizza in the 90s. Birthday parties, milestone celebrations, family gatherings;…read moreif someone was celebrating we went to Fred's. While visiting from out of town for the holidays, we found our way back to Fred's to listen to Nick Carr serenade us with live music. Pulling into the parking lot I noticed the change. Inside the bar area remains unchanged but the new open space is modern and welcoming. My child was amazed by all the arcade games lining the walls. We were seated right away and ordered some old favorites; cheese fries and pepperoni pizza. The food was amazing. Just as good as I remembered if not better. Our server, Misty, made our experience even better by being so kind to our overly tired youngster. It was such a nice experience and stroll down memory lane. A local tradition that continues to reunite family and friends from near and far.

Today I found a place "where diets come to die a delicious death." It's called Country Crust Bakery…read morein Bainbridge, Ohio, and what a find it was! We were out exploring the area when we stumbled across this charming little bakery run by a group of Amish girls. The moment you walk through the door, your senses go into overdrive. The smell of freshly baked pies, cookies, breads, and pastries fills the air, and I swear I started drooling before I even reached the display case. As I quickly learned, "walking in here with self-control is like bringing a snowball to Florida." It simply doesn't exist! Mine certainly didn't. I ended up leaving with two peach fry pies, a loaf of cheddar jalapeño bread, and a glazed donut. My wife chose one of their giant fresh-baked pretzels with cream cheese. It was served warm and was absolutely delicious. Then I dug into the glazed donut, and wow--light, fluffy, and it practically melted in my mouth. This was our first visit, but there's no doubt we'll be back. In fact, I can easily see us becoming regulars. A quick heads-up: they accept cash or checks, but no credit cards, so plan accordingly. Country Crust also has a cute little café area where they serve pizzas and sandwiches. From what I saw, those sandwiches were absolutely ginormous. I didn't order one this time, but trust me, the brisket on a pretzel bun and the Reuben both have my name written all over them for a future visit. If you're anywhere near Bainbridge and have a sweet tooth--or just appreciate great homemade baked goods--do yourself a favor and make the drive. Your taste buds will thank you, even if your diet won't. "Worth every calorie and every mile driven."

Found this gem on our way to see the Serpent mounds. It's a definite Must stop for yumminess!…read more donuts, breads, cookies, baked goods galore. Prices are low and affordable! Donuts are big and fluffy! Glazed donuts are $10 for a dozen! Wish we tried the pretzels and sandwiches. ***CASH or CHECK ONLY!