Food and ice cream is great but service is a complete joke. Be prepared to wait forever. Not just…read moreonce this is multiple.

A great little spot in Ohio, we were road-tripping from WV to IN and took a detour to grab some ice…read morecream. It was a hot day and this shop hit the stop. Great prices too, and they have a pretty large menu as well. Besides ice cream, shakes, flurries, and sundaes, they also serve fair-like foods such as Coney dogs, cheese curds, fries, burgers, and more. They have a drive-thru, walk-up window, and indoor counter for ordering. You can eat inside, outside, or take it to-go! They serve Velvet ice cream, we tried the Apple Crumble, Black Cherry, and Buckeye. The shakes are generous and affordable (under $4 for a large shake!). You won't find fancy frills here, but you'll find a simple, small-town older ice cream shop and friendly customer service from the young adults working inside.

Great food, great presentation! My only criticism is it…read moretoo a long time to get my food and the floor was so sticky that my shoes stuck to the floor. Otherwise Excellent!!!

$12 for a small tuna sandwich and small coke,came with baked chips.most of the sandwich was lettuce…read moreand tomato couldn't believe the small portion got through the drive-through.

Stopped counting how many times I've driven past Kim's Classic Diner like it was a roadside…read moremirage... until a 24‑hour shift and the siren song of actual homemade breakfast (vs. Peanut Butter Cap'n Crunch pretending to be a meal) finally won me over . Quick facts: Kim's Classic Diner https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071643982262 303 W. Washington St, Sabina, OH 937‑944‑3939 Wed-Thu & Fri 7am-3:30pm; Sat-Sun 7am-1:30pm (Mon-Tue closed) Vintage 1946 Silk City Diner shell, restored by Kim & Ken Starr -- yes, it's basically a stainless‑steel time machine on the National Register of Historic Places. #HistoryNerdsRejoice Walked in at 8am, got greeted by Amber (who immediately filled my 20 oz Yeti like she'd known me for years), and felt like a regular before I even ordered. That's either great hospitality or they have a secret BaldWhiteGuy membership card I didn't know about. ‍ The food: I went with the #5 Jetstar 88 -- fluffy omelet, homefries, smothered in sausage gravy, cheddar on top, toast on the side. Because who doesn't want to start their day with a gravy blanket? * Gravy: The edible version of a warm hug that also apologizes for your life choices. * Homefries: Potato therapy -- crunchy on the edges, soft on the inside, zero judgment. * Eggs: Sunlight on a plate. Scrambled for the soul. Food came out fast, tasted like the kind of breakfast your grandma would approve of. #MostImportantMealofTheDay. Service was friendly, the place is spotless, and the era original booths are delightfully snug -- historically accurate and a gentle reminder that we've all gotten a little wider since 1946. Met Kim & Ken -- absolute #legends. They gave me the diner tour, showed photos of its journey (New Jersey New York Michigan Sabina), and told stories like it's a movie set that keeps getting better. Apparently Kim's Classic Diner has been in movies. #Famous Minor gripes: And by Minor, I mean hardly worth mentioning * Coffee = $3.05. Yes, it was good. No, it was not brewed with gold flakes. * No WiFi. Some will call it a crime; I call it a forced digital detox. Enjoy the pie, talk to a human, stare at the chrome. Final verdict -- Bald Head Rating: 4 of 5 Bald Heads ‍‍‍‍ Lost a head for the coffee price and the lack of WiFi (but gained a few for atmosphere and gravy). Huge shoutout to Kim, Ken, Amber, and the whole crew -- you brought a piece of diner history back to life and gave Sabina a damn fine breakfast spot. Support local businesses like this one -- they're the reason small towns stay awesome. Follow Kim's Classic Diner on Facebook for daily specials! ! #BaldWhiteGuyReviews #KimsClassicDiner #SabinaOH #SupportLocal #DinerLife #VintageVibes #GravyTrain #BreakfastGoals #NoWiFiNoProblem #EatLocal Check out BaldWhiteGuyReviews on Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/BaldWhiteGuyReviews/ -- Like, Share and Follow

What a delightful find and experience - certainly not something that I expected to find in Sabina,…read moreOhio! My breaded pork tenderloin sandwich arrived promptly, hot from the fryer. The breakfast that another diner was enjoying looked great. Check Facebook for their hours. At the moment they are closed Monday and Tuesday. Otherwise; Kim's opens at 7AM for the breakfast crowd. Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday ... open until 6PM. Saturday and Sunday they close at 2PM.

The ice cream is incredible. I love the Moose tracks and the coffee flavors. Try the ice cream…read morenachos or the float with old fashioned root beer!

We stopped in while on a short vacation for our wedding anniversary and the ice cream was…read moreincredible! Nice and creamy and strong flavors. The black raspberry chip rivals Graeters! Service was very kind and friendly. We would go again!

Great quick snack. Came in early dinner hours started with deep fried mushrooms. They were…read morestandard. I was a little under the weather tried the chicken noodle soup and it did not disappoint. Our waitress was amazing when she brought the main course she noticed a flaw before we could even see it. She immediately took it back to the kitchen. She alerted the manager of the issue and she came over to apologize for the inconvenience and make it right. 10 out of 10 for service and I love their chicken wings

Great wings, quickly done for our carry out order. Everything was as we ordered it. The ambiance is…read morea little loud and you're either in a booth or a crammed in table. We did take out this time which is quicker than eating in.

Walked in and should've known better. No one there. People from an apartment upstairs walked in and…read moreout several times. No one greeted us when we came in. Someone was simply sitting at a table watching tv. Took 15 minutes for anyone to come get our order. Seriously hoping the food is better than the beginning of this experience. Well, I was pleasantly surprised!!! After a rocky start the food was amazing. They serve their pizza on a cracker thin crust and it is delicious. The subs were really good as well. We would enjoy it again if someone asked us to go or if it was served somewhere but we probably wouldn't go back to the restaurant again.

Stopped by this pizzeria on our way back from Butler Springs church camp. The food was hot, made…read morefresh, and really hit the spot! Very friendly staff!!!

Wow. Never been before but tried a chicken cheesesteak w fries Awesome. So fresh so good. A must…read morewhen in the area !

Always order the small Philly cheesesteak minus green peppers and fries, love it, clean, personable…read morestaff.

Okay BBQ fans, this one is for you!!! I love good smoke, and this is some good smoke in a great…read morelittle town in Ohio. Really interesting history. Very, very cool high school that dates back to the Underground Railroad AND offers tours!!! Now back to the BBQ. You cannot go wrong here with any of these choices BUT I am partial to the loaded potato, the Texas Twinkies, and ANY and I do mean ANY of the meats, they are all worth a try. The people working here are such wonderful people from this same small community and one small family. They have had so much business they said they have finally had to hire their first employee!!! Yay!!! if you love BBQ, road trips and history give them and the town a visit. It's worth a trip!!!

Buyer beware: Priests BBQ has apparently solved the mystery of how to charge steakhouse prices for…read moreappetizer portions. Spent over $70 on 2 Sliced Brisket, a Brisket Sandwich and Brisket plate, with mac and cheese, a loaded potato, and a sweet tea... except the sweet tea pulled a Houdini and never appeared or maybe it got raptured before pickup because it never arrived. The sliced brisket portions were so small I thought they accidentally packed the sample platter or maybe the rest was still smoking in the back. For $14.95, don't expect "half-pound brisket". The brisket edges actually tasted pretty good, but the middle tasted like roast beef that once saw a picture of a smoker online. The smoked mac and cheese contributed absolutely nothing to society -- no smoke, barely any cheese, just hot disappointment in a cup. Meanwhile, the loaded baked potato showed up ready to save the franchise. When we called about the issues and asked for the food difference or a refund, we were told this is just "how it's supposed to be" and they can't refund food because they "can't resell it." Good news: I don't think anyone was trying to buy it a second time anyway. Really wanted this place to be great, but this carryout experience got cooked harder than the brisket