Stopped here with friends two nights while in the Hocking Hills. Excellent food options - we split…read morea pizza and apps both nights and got to try several nice options (bread board, Gouda dip, baked Brie, spinach dip, chicken ranch pizza and hot honey pizza). The wine slushies were fun and we enjoyed the wine flights. Prices felt fair for the portions. Service was incredibly friendly both nights. Beautiful views sitting outside and a cozy vibe inside. Would recommend if you are in the area.

The view here is gorgeous and the wine selection was great, there was a wide range of options and…read morethe flight is definitely the best way to taste a few! We also enjoyed the breadboard and felt it was a generous size. Definitely a great place for a girl's lunch!

What a great and relaxing place to check out! They have…read moresuch a nice cozy bar downstairs and some fun arcades and board games to choose from. They also have a upstairs with a ping pong, pool table l, basketball rim machine and other fun arcades. Stop by and check it out soon!

What the heck even is this place? We'll, it's the site of the Sweet Corn Festival in the late…read moresummer, which is a big deal in the Buckeye Lake area and is one of the main fundraisers for the Millersport Lions Club. I visited right before the festival, so there was no one here and nothing happening. Nevertheless, I had a great time exploring and taking photos, because there are lots of things to see. First, you'll want to see the Charles Holliday Covered Bridge that's located on the property. This covered bridge was built in the late 1890s in a location off site, and then was reconstructed in 1982 and moved to its current location at the Historic Lions Club park. A short walk through the park will take you right to this bridge, which you can explore and sit inside. This is the only covered bridge around Buckeye Lake, but it's one of 15 covered bridges in Fairfield County, Ohio! On your way to see the covered bridge, you can't help noticing an area of the park with vintage buildings and signs. This is Heritage Village, an ongoing preservation project by the Millersport Lions Club to move local landmarks and buildings to the park, restore them, and open them up to the public. Visitors to Lions Park can check out the village whenever the park is open (which is every day, from dawn to dusk), but the buildings are typically only open during the Sweet Corn Festival at the end of the summer, and by appointment during the rest of the season. If you happen to visit this area when nothing is going on, it's a bit like visiting a ghost town. But it's here for you to visit and take photos and explore, so feel free to do so.

We stayed here for a family reunion and I loved every moment of it. There was many of us so we used…read more4 or 5 cabins in the area but they were all pretty spread out and there wasnt many lights in the area so once it was dark out we were all basically in for the night. Each of the cabins had a game table, fire pit and a hot tub so there was plenty to do in the cabins at night. The cabins were clean, well furnished and had most of the kitchen items we needed during our stay. We stayed in Jackson but most of the full group activities were in Rush Creek, both were perfect for our needs. We had one small AC issue in Jackson and the staff responded promptly and fixed it right away. The bed i slept in was heavenly and I got great sleep each night. Im an early riser so it was nice to have a little path off the back of our cabin, I went for a short hike and happened upon a beautiful wedding venue and some small gardens. Overall great experience and will be returning!

We've been to the Van Buren 2 cabin 3 times and every time it has been exceptional. The location…read moreis secluded and the cabin is a perfect size for 2. The staff is helpful and accommodating, always available to answer questions. They also set the thermostat and turn on the lights before you arrive, which is always appreciated! Everything was clean and loved having a hot tub and grill on the porch. Lots to do in the area or just hang out in the cabin all weekend and relax.

Employee was obviously bothered I used change to pay for a large soda even asked if I had any other…read moreform of payment. Didn't realize it was so hard to count $7 in change which was mostly quarters and dimes. Maybe don't get a job in customer service if your gonna get pissy over counting pocket change. Honestly made me feel like they were gonna deny taking my money because I didn't have a more convenient way for them. This was my last straw and probably won't go to theaters ever again because between the employees and then dealing with the masses attending it's just not worth it anymore.

Me and my friends went to a theatre, payed for our tickets, and had a trusted adult to watch…read moreChainsaw Man. However a worker in a rainbow spinny hat kept intruding on our experience. We were accused of taking photos however my idiotic friend forgot to put his phone on silent and it simply looked like we were. So we were wrongfully kicked out and didnt even get a refund. We only watched around 30 minutes of the movie. Never coming back going to the place I know best, Marcus Theatres.

Attended Halloween in July hosted by Ghoodles.Doodles and it was awesome! So many unique artists…read moreand goods. Definitely looking forward to their next Halloween event!

Small venue and many of the buildings need updated, but the facility is home to the Pickaway County…read moreFair and other events. When it is not occupied, you can see horses training for the racing season. Auctions are routinely held here throughout the year.

Would never hold an event here. They seem to be looking for any excuse to keep the overpriced…read moredeposit. The manager was very rude, and made the guests uncomfortable. The venue is pretty, but it isn't enough to make up for the rude staff.

A beautifully renovated feed mill on the southern edge of Lancaster. Loved the ambiance, the…read morebride's decor (for her wedding), the hospitable staff and the lively sound once the party really got rolling. Parking around the building is tight so, you'll have to look for the overflow driveway in the back to go down the hill for more space. A great choice if you want a rustic, cool vibe for your party / reception / wedding needs!

I'm a big sucker for 60s, so I made a point to check out DACO's current Mod/60s exhibit before it…read morewas gone. All I can say is: So cool! Yes, I definitely wish there were more artifacts, posters and clothing on display, but that's just because I'm a lover of any and all things 60s era, so anything original to the time period just plain excites the dickens out of me and makes me think and ponder socio-economic conditions, and life in general, during America's past 100 years even more, haha. The museum is next to the Sherman house, a historical home with its own significance. There's plenty of free street parking if the small lot next to DACO happens to be full. I believe it was $11 to see their spotlight exhibit. If you're an art/history buff, I recommend you take a day stroll down to Lancaster and stop here; anything of historical significance is always worth patronizing, imo.

The current exhibit is Flower Power: Flora in Fashion. I loved all of the use of floral print…read morefabrics and the big paper flowers decorating the entrance to the exhibit. As part of the exhibit, I took a flower arranging class at the art education center on the museum property. Our instructors Brooke and Elizabeth were very knowledgable and gave us lots of helpful tips for working with flowers at home. Elizabeth provided all of the fresh flowers from her floral design business and farm (Bluegreen Gardens) and they were gorgeous. Admission to the Decorative Arts Center is free. On the weekends, they are open Saturdays and Sundays 1-4 pm. The staff is made up of volunteers and they are always fantastic.