Another small (well, mid-sized) museum that knocks it out of the park…read more Great staff. Well displayed artifacts with lots of information, interactive stuff for kids, boats out back, models everywhere. Covers natural science, local history, shipping in general, and more. Kid K loved it, especially the scavenger hunt. I loved the stories and artifacts. Small gift shop with quality options. Definitely will be back when in town.

I appreciate that Ken, one of the older members of the museum, clearly demonstrates his passion and…read morededication to the subject matter. When we arrived we were the first two there for the day, and he got up and expressed his appreciation that we came in and was eager to give us a tour around the facility. He previously worked on boats in the area during his career, so he knows his stuff! We started off watching the fifteen minute video that told us about the various important aspects of Lake Erie and Sandusky as a port, such as ice harvesting, fishing, sand dredging, and coal shipping. Then Ken showed us the boats in their collection, explaining the differences between the construction of each, followed by an entire room of outboard motors of various makes and horsepower! Then we returned to the main showroom to look at the exhibits. I especially liked the map that showed the channels throughout the years, the miniature model of the train-to-ship coal shipping station, and the depth charts of each Great Lake. You're sure to find something that interests you and learn something! They're also doing a solid job of putting in exhibits to interest children, such as building a small model boat, playing giant Battleship, learning to tie knots, and steering a boat around a projected screen of Lake Erie. A new exhibit is being added soon so kids can aim a canon at a screen and pretend to sink ships in the distance like in 1813! The restrooms are crisp and clean. The gift shop is somewhat small/limited, but I found a couple postcards to purchase. The volunteers help with the gift shop and admissions and are friendly.

I've been here for several business meetings. Usually food is good, but a rather closed menu of you…read morehave an alternate diet. Regular bar food. They do have two full bars, and the interior is clean and fairly up to date. The grounds, from what I've seen, are gorgeous for the area. Fostoria is... Not the nicest, most posh, area- but this place is very well kept and looks great. Definitely recommend for a meeting, and suggest to check it out for some golf.

As a frequent golfer, Fostoria Country Club hands down has the cleanest, amazing greens and…read morefairways in the area. I would play here everyday if I could!

Tiffin is a little off the beaten path. Not as close to I-75 as I thought. But this Lodge is worth…read morethe trip! Beautiful place and people.

There was great anticipation approaching such an elusive fish-focused enclave. I've always been…read moremystified by the sport of fly fishing, an activity that seems as precise and serene as playing chess only the rewards fill your belly. The club's slogan is "I come here often to find myself. . ." It definitely has that placid feel. With a hatchery on site, it seems criminal to order anything but trout at the Club's restaurant (open to members only). So be it, because I ordered perch. And lamented the decision after tasting one of my dining companion's rainbow trout entree, pan-fried. Perfection. Meaty and substantial, it's no wonder American Indians and other frontier men and women made meals of this amazing fish. The ambience in the dining room feels a bit like a hotel ballroom, lacking but with great views and a porch for sitting to digest. The highlight being the fish, everything that wasn't seafood left a bit to be desired (vegetable of the day, accompaniments, bruschetta appetizer). But again, it's criminal to focus on anything but that which came from the water. I did try their cherry pie and, at our waitress Kelley's recommendation, I added a piece of cheddar cheese on top. It makes sense, but didn't add (or take away) anything from what happened to be a great slice of summer. I love pie. Finally, if you get lucky enough to go, definitely end your evening in the bar on the main floor. Settle into one of their mission chairs and have Bailey's on ice, port or whatever other digestif that strikes your fancy. The whole lot is a special experience, demanding you slow down, stay calm and soak in something historically and environmentally unique. A gem in the middle of nowhere.

The selection of bourbon and scotch is stellar at this members only club. If it's cold enough and…read moreyou're brave try the Mr. Smith. I suggest starting your meal with the Trout Pate, made from locally raised smoked trout. The Turtle Soup is a classic. The specialty of the house is the Trout Oscar but any of the trout entrées are very good. The lamb is very good, the veal is nice and the prime rib the spectacular. This trout club is rustic and the food carries with it the charm and character of 100 year-old fishing lodge. They are even trying some farm-to-table in the summer with their onsite garden in the summer months. The wine and beer selection is fairly decent. Make sure you enjoy an entire evening there, enjoy the Fireplace Room, the Billiards Room or the back balcony overlooking one of the many fishing pools.

We came here for a retirement dinner at the pavilion by the pool. It is a beautiful place to spend…read morean evening, especially if you like boats. The food was served Buffet style and they did a great job keeping everything replenished. We had a most enjoyable evening.

Ordered: Clam Chowder, Perch Sandwich…read more Ambiance: In terms of the dining area, it was pretty nice and open. There are plenty of windows encircling the dining area letting in tons of light and offering a view of the water and boats docked. The place was clean and has the same vibe as you would expect in a golf resort, hotel, or any other member-club. Service was friendly. Food: The clam chowder was by far the best thing here. It was savory, well-balanced and had the MOST TENDER pieces of clam i've ever had. They were an absolute joy to nom and didn't fatigue my jaw at all unlike some places. Heads up, their chowder has more of soup-y consistency because they don't thicken it with starch. This makes for a much lighter chowder which doesn't put you into a coma. My first experience with perch was sadly disappointing. The sandwich was large, having 3-4 pieces of fried perch in it. The problem with multiple thin pieces of breaded fish, however, is that you're primarily tasting grease and breading! The fries were also lackluster, not soggy but not cripsy or particularly well-seasoned. I did enjoy the rainbow sherbet at the end but it wasn't anything I couldn't get in a value-tub from krogers. Overall I gave this place 4-stars to include the ambiance, service, and exclusivity but the food is honestly 3-stars (decent). I would definitely get the chowder and explore other things besides the breaded perch.

2025 Colossalcon was a great turn out. I didn't care for any of theguestss or voice actors so I…read morecan't comment on the autographs. I attended all 5 days and 4 nights. I did skip 1 of the night swims though. Lots of a variety of panels (as shown by the schedule pictures). It's best to buy tickets while on sale in January. Badge pick up is pretty busy the first day, but it moves pretty quick and is easy any time after. Lines tend to be longest for the otaku market and craft fair. Dealer's room and artist alley are varied yet roomy. This con is actually pretty well priced since it's a popular venue and big events. The wrestling tournament is also extremely popular. List goes on, but basically there's something for everyone.

Wonderful staff! Excellent experience great people and movie! They are just wonderful people and…read morehelp the public! God bless them...

Well, this is a lovely old school drive-in updated with modern projection and sound. The snack bar…read morehas some excellent offerings and everone was extremely friendly. I was happiest that my fellow theater goers were respectful and courteous. It is nice nowadays to just go do something and plain enjoy it. The value is very very good. If you bring your own food there is a five dollar charge for each car. Frankly that is pretty reasonable considering what indoor theaters charge for a coke. The snack bar prices were less than the average indoor theater. I enjoyed the pizza, it was hot and didn't seem so be a lot of pre made stuff, even if it was. A great experience.

ESCAPE ROOMS!!!!! Haunted Forest! Haunted Carnival and Asylum! We went here for the first time…read morethis past season and got the ultra package that lets you do everything with the VIP access to the front of the lines. It was a lot of fun! I love all things horror related and the escape rooms were a nice added bonus. There were plenty of guests screaming and being scared which is always fun, but it almost seemed like they needed more workers in some areas. There were so many places that they could have had people jump out or simply be. . .and they didnt. . It was still fun, but I wouldnt say that I thought it was scary in the slightest. The escape rooms were cool! I love doing them!! Even though I wouldnt put this up to the same level as some others that I have been, I loved going here and think its a great fun place to go for October. I would def go back!