Food never disappoints, I've tried a lot of them: steaks juicy and tender, grilled cheese so…read morecreamy, cod delicious, soups are so tasty, Italian bread is really good, FF great! Employees are very friendly and accommodating, attentive to your needs. Main St Station is just the best place for gathering, big or small. I'm ready to go NOW!

This place was a very nice surprise. The service was…read moreoutstanding, the ambiance was vibrant....with old world charm. The food was delicious! From the Italian bread with garlic butter ...salads with homemade croutons and dressing...spaghetti with homemade sauce..seafood platter with a great assortment of seafood..all cooked perfectly served with homemade tarter & cocktail sauce. My favorite on the seafood platter were the oysters . The Ceasar salad was amazing with fresh Parmesan cheese. If you noticed the repeated use of the word 'homemade ' it tells you about the quality of their food. We will definitely be back. Prices were very reasonable.

I went today and it was DELICIOUS!! I had the chicken Saltado with broccoli instead of fries &…read moredouble the cilantro flavored sauce - (think fajitas) HUGE PORTION!! OVER THE TOP DELICIOUS!! We will return!!

The food here is absolutely amazing, most taste filled food in Coshocton! The service is great the…read morestaff are very friendly and welcoming. The sauce they serve with everything is incredible.

It's been a few years since we last visited and it hasn't changed for the better. The basement pub…read morewas closed so we ate in the main dining room. As usual the ambience is nice as the restaurant is located in Historic Roscoe Village. The hostess seemed flustered and never brought the kids menu like she said. The menu prominently states 1/2 apps in the afternoon, but haha. Not *all* apps are included, and you don't realize it until the bill comes. They revamped the menu and took away the Tenderloin sandwich. Instead you get an overpriced $19 burger that would be better at Wendy's. Plus the waitress was overworked, a management fail.

Went here on a Christmas Eve with family. Nice place in a historic district. There were 7 of us…read more Nice waitress, and she did a good job. Mixed meals and drinks for the table and they were filled/refilled pretty regularly. Buffalo wings were good as was the spinach dip. All meals were good, average bar food, fish and chips looked the best, ribs were a hit, burgers and a chicken Philly which was dry and needed an aioli for better flavor and some moisture. Stop by if in the area and in the need for bar food.

The food is good and the wait staff are amazing. The salad bar is fresh and well stocked. Breakfast…read moreis especially yummy

We enjoy the salad bar here. It's a nice hometown feel place. We enjoy the occasional kids eat free…read morespecials.

The venue is kind of cool but Putting it as politely as possible, the food was not good. Generally…read morespeaking the menu is just bar food, so maybe it was my fault for ordering a steak. But, the quality of the cut of meat was poor and the preparation was not great. Our waitress was as sweet as possible, but she was in an impossible situation covering way to many tables. Sorry to be negative.

The patio is nice and service is decent. Always seems busy but not crowded. Food was decent,…read morenothing special but certainly something for everyone. We always enjoy stopping for lunch on our way through Coshocton, especially when the weather is nice.

Dirty , food sub par, ripped off for five bucks at register for our change and they refused to give…read moreit back. Three adults watching the transaction

Service was good, soup barely warm.. no complaints just could be better. Always are go to, and will…read morecontinue to

Best biscuit and sausage anywhere! I go through the drive-thru and am always greeted with a smile…read moreand pleasant reception.

Just a shout out to the great employees of the Hardees on 2nd street in Coshocton, Ohio: Wife and…read moreI went there for breakfast this morning and not only was the food delicious, but the folks working were even better! Not only did they keep up with the drive-thru but Kenley and Roxanne also made sure we were waited on quickly, taking care of our order and making us feel welcome while doing it all with a smile. Really great experience which remined us both of the good ol days when people actually treated one another with kindness and respect. Great job!

My second visit here. The picture doesn't match. They updated the place and it has a different…read moremodern look than before with light stone work and a modern patio that makes it look more like a fancy modern restaurant. Same food as before. Staff definitely young and very slow to work. Not sure if they are new. I like the interior and kitchen but not kept near and clean. The Dave's favorite #1 meal I ordered and like with other locations the meat is different. What has Wendy's done to the flavor? It taste bland or undercooked but I know it is well done and cooks by timer. Baked potato with bacon and cheese is fine and so is the chili. I wish Wendy's would fix the hamburgers back to the old style. No flavor to them.

I love Wendy's and eat there often in other towns. My home town Wendy's not so much. Monday I…read morestopped in to get a large unsweetened Ice Tea with two Splendas please. Turns out to be the highest price glass of tea in town. Since I was in a hurry I could live with paying nearly double what their competitors charge once in a while. In spite of the fact that they also refuse to put the sweetener in the tea, something the competition has no problem with. The whole idea is that a person driving a vehicle actually shouldn't have to disassemble his drink and add the sweetener as he is driving down the road. That's two strikes against them but as if that weren't bad enough the young lady at window 2 attempted to hand me a tall glass of tea with no ice. I let her know that the key to iced ted.... is ice. I watched as she put 2 or 3 ice cubes in the glass that promptly disappeared. The young lady then told me that, "the reason the ice is melting so quick is that the tea is hot." I asked her if I ordered a glass of hot tea, or a glass of iced tea? I then suggested that she fill a glass with ice and pour the tea over it. She begrudgingly filled the glass less than half full with ice and handed it to me. The ice was mostly melted before I got out of the parking lot. It appears to me that the person in charge has placed a limit on the use of ice. Considering what is actually involved with making iced tea, I think an establishment charging $3.19 for iced tea should be able to afford a little ice.