The Loramie Brewing Co. makes a good impression from the start, with its setting in a former bank…read morebuilding. Sleek and clean inside and quiet on a weekend afternoon. Service was solid, friendly. Server shared specials and was generally helpful. Good was good but not specials. My favorite item was the fried Mac and cheese bites.

service was garbage, food was worse, puked right after, ambiance was decent, and the only good…read morething was singo on Friday night.

Tailspin is another brewery in a barn. It's one of the newer things to do in Coldwater. There's…read morefinally something else than going to high school football. It has a surprisingly large selection of house made beer. The prices are fairly good. It's in an actual barn. It's been renovated so it's fit for large crowds. The crowd on the first floor was pretty large and loud at times. It's where the bar is. The place was crowded but there was still plenty of bar seating. I had the Whirling Wit. It's a smooth tasting lager. This is about $5 a pint. It overall is clean and pleasant. It has a nice balcony. They allow pets.

Very good, wonderful people and enjoyable. Beer choices…read morewere wonderful. Would go again.

A great place to stop for lunch,dinner or a quick beer if you are driving across Route 30. It's a…read morefew miles off the highway but well worth the drive. Great food and great beer. Staff is vey friendly and the place is very clean..

Wedding anniversary dinner and beers. Tried the Beary Cherry Wheat for first time. Very delicious…read moresame with the pizza and wings. Very very delicious. Over all a great venue!

We were exploring Yellow Springs and I realized there are a couple breweries in town so Nate and I…read moremade our way over to this spot. We walked through a neighborhood to get to it, but it's on a bike trail, which my brother has actually biked from his house in Dayton. The brewery was pretty empty when we were there but the employees were super friendly and helpful, talking us through all the options and what the favorites/most popular beers are. Nate got a flight and I got a beermosa, which you can order with any of their beers - they recommended the raspberry springer, which was perfectly fruity and a great pairing. I also ended up trying a canned seltzer that they had (not their own), which was very tasty and not a brand we get in Michigan. The space is open and decent sized, and they have plenty of outdoor seating too. There's a shelf of board games that you can play while enjoying your drinks. They don't serve food but they do have chips and pretzels to buy. I love a good brewery and this one was fun to check out.

Vibrant, clean, fun and friendly atmosphere. Great service with a wide selection of brews. Tastings…read moreare available to selected your desired pour to enjoy. Small snacks ( potato chips) are available for purchase. Apparel is available for purchase as well. Interesting art work on the walls. Large outdoor area that faces the walking/bike path. Clean bathrooms.

In my travels, I feel like Ohio is the best state for beer on gas stations, lol, and this one was…read moreno different. Coming down the highway back from a trip to Michigan, there was a billboard highlighting their craft beer selection at this Marathon gas station. I decided to make a stop in and was not disappointed. A good amount of brews on hand from various Ohio as well as Michigan breweries that I saw, and prices were pretty decent overall. There was only one person working and she was not as up to sped in the beer, but she was friendly and courteous, and offered any details she could. If you are a beer drinker passing through on I75, then do yourself a favor and check out what they have to grab for your next destination.

By far the nicest and cleanest gas station I've been to. I was really impressed by their display…read moreand presentation of goods. And their bathrooms were very clean. I felt more like I was at a trendy craft brewery than a local gas station. Excellent service too! So polite and friendly. We travel by here annually to visit family. Now, we will be making it a stop on our route!

I would have left hungry if it hadn't been for the appetizer…read more My dining partner ordered the cheesy Chicago dip, and I ordered the chimichanga. Both appetizers were delicious. The sauce for the chimichangas could have had more of a Southwest cake taste and not a dill taste, but overall, it was delicious. I ordered the beef tallow smash burger with ranch-battered fries. The fries were hot and crispy and had great flavor and texture. On the other hand, the burger was burnt chard and tasted like three full salt shakers were put on it. The bun was not toasted but black and burnt. It was edible. My dining partner ordered a mustard-glazed chicken with roasted potatoes and broccoli. The potatoes and broccoli were delicious, but the mustard sauce tasted like a bottle of mustard that had been opened and dumped on the chicken. Again, this meal was edible. She then ordered shrimp tacos, which came out nicely presented and tasted fairly well. The shrimp was grilled, but it was also kind of burnt. Whoever the kitchen staff is does not need to be cooking in the kitchen. They did a horrible job, a poor representation of this beautifully decorated, excellent-location restaurant. The wait staff was personable and charming. She had multiple tables, so getting refills was difficult, but when we had her attention, she made the experience quite pleasant.

The tiny city of Greenville seems to be trying hard to create an atmosphere of urban sophistication…read morein its little downtown. They've accomplished this with the Merchant House. Inside you get the brick wall warehouse feel and it's not phony. The bar is well stocked. If you like the minimalist feel you may enjoy sitting on backless round stools, but if not, this makes the bar not a place to linger. That's too bad as it's a beauty otherwise. The dining room offers some seats in the window where you can people watch while dining. It did get a little chilly though. There is an open second floor seating area for busy times. I was delighted with the trendy and thoughtfully curated cocktail list, and that Cranberry Limoncello refresher was perfect. The menu is chef driven and very creative- unique twists like rice krispies in the batter of the Monte Cristo, and Prime Rib on the Poutine. I really liked the Monte but would have loved it with some syrup, sorry I didn't ask. Husband had the Poutine, I got a taste of course and that meaty flavor just permeated the waffle fries perfectly. But they had me at Scotch Eggs. I don't think those can be had anywhere else in a three county radius. They were masterfully executed, so good that we got another order to go. Service was polite and professional, but it was incredibly rushed. So much so that it knocks off a star. Hope that was an exception or off-day for the waiter, who was otherwise polite and knowledgeable. I know I'll be back before long.

A very small fun and friendly place to go. Great flights of wines and craft beers and wonderful…read morebrick oven pizza. We had the cheeseburger pizza and it was amazing. Will definitely go back and encourage others to go!

The owners were great. Super friendly! Unfortunately I didn't love the beers. The unfiltered were…read morethe better ones. The cider was good, but I'm not a cider person.

They had me at fresh cut fries cooked in beef tallow! Wow. What a difference without the oiliness:…read morea hearty mouthfeel and great texture; bursting with flavor, and even the leftovers reheat pretty well. There is no 'meat taste' at all so get in here and give these a try. I had a feeling I would love it and I did. It's a large yet cozy venue with the number 5 featured prominently in assorted art as well as on the tables. The building is historic, lots of wood, brick and brass railings plus a stunning Victorian bar back. We ate at the bar which was very comfortable. Little sliding wooden trays to make it convenient for eating, then just move them out of the way when you're done. They have 10 or so craft beers on tap and a full bar. We had the opportunity to sample a couple brews and we both enjoyed our beer choices and the food. Prices were fair, and tax is included in the menu price. I really want to shout out our bartender/server. Didn't get her name but she had round glasses with eyeglass chain attached and was on the shorter side. She was very customer focused, answering all our first-timer questions, attentive, appropriately conversational, and definitely on the ball as she was handling tables too. Top notch service. About those railings: unless there's a special back entrance, the venue may not be wheelchair accessible. There are two or three steps at the entrance, and if you want the bar instead of booth or table, another three or four. Both have sturdy solid handrails. I do not fault them for this; probably the historic building is exempt, but just wanted to note it for anyone needing that info. All in all a five star experience and I hope to return soon.

Last time I was in here was about 3 or 4 restaurants ago when it was called Jag's. I hope 5 Arch…read morewill stick around for awhile! Character-rich atmosphere with a brick arch inside and a beautiful historic back bar. I'm a bourbon drinker, so didn't try the beer, but was very happy with my Old Fashioned. My e-star burger with mushrooms, Swiss, onions and pickled cabbage was delicious, and the serving of fries was extremely generous. A great spot for dinner with friends.

Oh my goodness, this British gastropub is the real deal! I quickly checked the Yelp reviews, and…read moremade an evening reservation, not checking what the parking situation was like. Well, my bad - their website includes multiple accessible places to park in and around the village. That said, we got it, and decided to belly up to the bar for a better look at the offerings and the place in general. Matt O was our server. I started with a delicious Scottish Ale, and my companion had a glass of wine. Prices are reasonable. My companion ordered and raved about the Shepherd's Pie. I had Bangers & Mash - sausage (3 pieces) with imported horseradish mustard, mashed potatoes, gravy, delicious baked beans. It went perfectly with my pint! It was a warm afternoon so the glass garage doors were opened wide and folks were eating and drinking outside in the beer garden too. The vibe was loud, lively and very positive. Music was old school British Invasion '60s style. Good times seemed to be had by everyone. We finished with a locally produced Chocolate Rum Cake - it was rum forward and smooth, dark chocolatey! Highly recommended.

My family and I recently visited The Last Queen, and overall, there was a lot to appreciate. The…read morerestaurant does an excellent job creating an authentic British pub experience. The atmosphere was charming, the décor was exactly what we were hoping for, and the menu felt genuinely true to British cuisine rather than a themed interpretation. Unfortunately, our visit took place on a colder day, and the large garage-style door connecting to the outdoor seating area was left open. As a result, the entire restaurant felt quite cold throughout our meal. Since we were dining with our infant son, this made it difficult to fully enjoy the experience and was our biggest disappointment of the evening. In fact, it was cold enough that we kept our coats on throughout dinner, which made it hard to relax and enjoy the atmosphere the restaurant had worked so hard to create. We also ordered the fish and chips. The quality of the fish was very good, and it was clearly prepared with care. However, the portion size left something to be desired. The meal included only one medium-sized piece of fish, which felt small for a dinner entrée, especially considering the price point. While the food itself was enjoyable, we were hoping for a more substantial serving. Despite these issues, The Last Queen delivered on atmosphere, authenticity, and food quality. I would be willing to give it another try, particularly during warmer weather, as I believe the temperature and comfort level had a significant impact on our overall experience.

We went on a quiet Sunday, and the bar tender was nice. The inside and outside both look awesome!…read moreGreat reuse of the space. Tasty beers!

Mothers used to be my "go to" brewery, but things have changed there. Met a friend there yesterday…read moreand checked draft beer menu and only two of their own brews offered and one was a porter. The selection used to be 6 or 7 brews... now 1-3 if that. We decided to leave and drove to a newer brewery 15 minutes away with a greater draft selection of 7-8 of their own brews. Come on MS, you can do better!