My high school had an alumni brunch here. Beautiful old building, in a residential neighborhood so…read morethere's not much hunting going on here anymore. The food was very good- the usual brunch buffet spread of breakfast items, bagels and lox, pastries, etc. Sweetie even got me to eat some of the fruit and veggies. Service was excellent. The facilities worked perfectly for a mid-sized party, with a large room for the food and tables, a bar alcove, comfy sitting rooms, etc. It would be a great place for a wedding and/or reception or a large family reunion.

We just attended a wedding reception here and it was a great venue. It's an interesting place to…read moremingle and the servers were very attentive in keeping the drinks (and good times) flowing. There isn't a big open dining room, so tables for the dinner were split in two rooms plus outside on the patio (with a big tent). The food was excellent as well, which isn't always the case with banquet food. I have no idea what the status is about if this is a members only club or what it takes (or who you have to know) to host an event here, but from a guest's perspective this is a five star experience.

Quaint historic warehouse venue. Attended a Bridal shower there. The food was delicious. A buffet…read moreof assorted sandwiches, spinach salad, fruit salad, vegetable tray with dip and deserts. Full bar and the variety of mimosas set out were absolutely delicious. They also have children's plates. The younger ones got nuggets and fries. Perfect combination for a special afternoon celebration. Very relaxing and enjoyable atmosphere. It's easy to get to and there is off street parking.

A great place to come to get away from city spaces. Plenty of routes to walk around and take in the…read moregardens, sculptures, and art. There are some events that go on here in the evening, so would love to come back and experience one of those. Also, looks like you can take art classes here!

The gift sections are always innovative and fun! The staff was personable and knowledgeable…read more Plus the Gardens are a drawing card for all to enjoy anytime

Open air malls had a moment. Levi's commons is fairly well…read morekept up but there aren't many places I'd shop. They do have a decent theater. Another draw is many restaurants and a nice hotel. I still prefer to shop at the mall.

This shopping area Is legit. Clean, well Maintained and it…read morehas about anything you desire to shop for. We staying at a local hotel For a wedding while We were in town and what an extra blessing to get a little shopping done in our free time. Final thoughts: you should definitely check this place out.

A unique country setting for weddings, a little ways from cities and major highways, the scenery…read morewas spectacular for a fall wedding! I attended an outdoor wedding ceremony in mid October. Upon conclusion of the exchanging of the vows, we all went inside the building for a nice reception. The Stables is reminiscent of an old barn, refurbished into a modern gathering hall. With high ceilings, you could easily install a full sized basketball court within it's walls. The staff and caterers and DJ worked seamlessly to make the event a memorable one. I didn't check on many details, but I believe City Barbeque did the food catering. Food and drink were plentiful, the atmosphere inside the building was very relaxed, and a bonfire was available after dinner. If you are looking for a great venue to hold a celebratory event, The Stables should be on your list of possible sites to check on.

This has always been a favorite stop of ours. We hosted a baby shower at the Buehner Center and had…read moreabout 80 guests. Everything went very well. Plenty of tables and kitchen space for caterer. We talked with quite a few hikers who walked by and weee curious. Keep them in mind for your events!

This is my favorite park. I love the walking trails with beautiful clear streams running over sand…read more Trails through evergreens that smell so unbelievably good. You can ride a horse, a bike or your legs. You can hear symphonic melodies made by 100s of frogs and see tons of wild life, did I mention there are sand dunes? "The Oak Openings Region is a globally rare ecosystem composed of over 130 square miles in Northwest Ohio. The land consists largely of oak savanna and grassland prairie. It is considered by The Nature Conservancy as having a similar ecological importance as the Florida Everglades and is one of the 200 "Last Great Places on Earth"." It is amazing. Check it out!

We had an appointment with them to tour the facility at 7pm but no one ever showed up. The lights…read morewere off and doors were locked. They even called and confirmed at 3 that day. Frustrating that they wasted our time.

We had a family and friends reception for the married couple ( my son) and daughter in law who had…read morea destination wedding. This facility was a great choice for our families and friends to continue the celebration The hall is spacious, air conditioned, great layout and room to spread. The back glass wall in the hall over looks a rather large farm pond and lots of greenery which added to the uniqueness. Food provided by Premier Catering and was well received and liked. Friends and family are still talking about how nice and how much fun they had. The hall is centrally located and easy to get to...right off SR 795 & I-75 highways... Across the cornfields and the Bass Pro store in Rossford. A large white building with Blue Metal roof. We had about 135 guests in July and it was a beautiful sunset setting later that evening! Hall rental allows you to purchase and bring in your own beer/wine & liquor which helped the budget, plus hall rental included two bartenders and security. Can't say anything negative---it was an all around POSITIVE EXPERIENCE and I highly recommend this facility. July 2016 kbd

Maumee Bay Brewing Company / Oliver House We arrived on…read moreSaturday for lunch on our way into town for a visit. This was always one of my favorite spots and I appreciate the variety of establishments available and wanted to include this on my small tour of Toledo. I positioned our stop at the top of the list after a quick tour of downtown and before a visit to the Libbey Glass Outlet and the Toledo Museum of Art. The Oliver House is a historical building with a view of the Maumee River in downtown Toledo. When commissioned by Major William Oliver, renowned architect Isaiah Rogers designed a first class modern hotel and located the building in the section of downtown referred to as the "Middlegrounds". The address is 27 Broadway St., Toledo, Ohio and it is the last remaining hotel standing designed by the architect. Venues: https://mbaybrew.com/ Brew Pub (2nd floor) Rockwell's (1st floor, River side of the building - steakhouse, open for dinner) The Cafe (1st floor) Mutz Sports Bar (1st floor) + Private Events + Museum - Bakery (this was my old favorite lunch spot back in the day) We planned to visit either the Brew Pub or The Cafe for lunch - the menu is very similar, but I had wanted to get a river view for my guest so I leaned toward the Maumee Bay Brewing Company "Brew Pub". Our lunch: combo 1/2 salad with quiche and 1/2 salad with chicken salad sandwich. $11.95 for 2- choice combo. Parking: ample - street parking, parking immediately around the building and a parking lot across the street Service: very good, friendly, efficient, attentive Menu: I will always miss the mussels; but there are still some favorites available on the menu.

environment, warm menu unique…read morefood acceptable i have one complaint; its the rootbeer scam they run. they serve you a tiny glass primarily filled with ice and a splash of their "home made root beer" for 5 dollars. during the time of this review gas is 4.50 a gallon. their root beer per fluid ounce cost more. unreal. 6/10 honest review