The breakfasts are bigger and better and less expensive than the well known chain restaurant on the…read moreother side of town. The french toast is outstanding. The omelets are big and packed full of whatever fillings you order. The coffee is great. And they still serve real butter, which the well known chain on the other side of town just stopped providing. (hydrogenated "spread" only at that place). The chicken is delicious. They have a soup and salad bar every day, all the time, that is very nutritious and inexpensive. Their various buffets are not extensive and overdone like chain restaurant buffets, instead, everything is good that is on the buffet. The buffet costs what just a dinner would cost at most other places. The wait staff is friendly. And at any given time the owner, or the former owner, may be the one showing you to your table. Goodwin's is not slick, but homey. It is clean, but not spotless.

Service was great. Food was very institutional. From can or…read morebag, etc. Like maybe things used to be home cooked, but not anymore. At least, not the open faced roast beef. Parts of the beef was burnt and hard

Olde Dutch Restaurant in Logan -- so many people hyped this place up that we had to check it out…read more It's buffet style with all-you-can-eat salad bar, soups, hot dishes, and pies. Drinks are extra, and there's also a small $1-2 supplemental fee added on, which felt a little odd since it could probably just be included in the buffet price. The food itself is very classic home-style comfort food with lots of options. Nothing super fancy or out of the ordinary, but everything tasted fresh and the buffet was constantly being refilled every few minutes. We also got the iced sweet teas, which seemed to be really popular since almost every table had one. One unique thing -- the entrance and exit are through the gift shop, and you also pay there at the end of your meal, which definitely adds to the old-school country restaurant experience. Our waitress was attentive and friendly throughout the meal, too. Overall, worth the stop for the experience and comforting homemade-style food while visiting Logan.

We visited Olde Dutch for the lunch buffet and their goats (hot tip: add some goats to your…read morebusiness and I'll be there in a jiffy). This place was hopping but somehow everything flowed smoothly. We tried a little bit of everything- chicken and noodles, salad, stewed tomatoes, asparagus, has brown casserole, pie, etc. my husband seemed to really enjoy their fried chicken. They also offer a menu you can order from a la carte. The buffet was so extensive that we ended up sticking with it. I only hold off on the fifth star because some of the food was over salted and/or overcooked (especially the veggies- asparagus, cauliflower, etc).

Sloppy around food steak server was rude I had diarrhea after eating here. Waitresses were very…read morenice. Chicken was very dry all and all it was not worth the money

Do not eat here. The food will either be cold, dried out or just plain inedible. I have to drive…read morefor an hour to get here and will never eat at this place again. Has to be the worst one of all there buffets.

Always brings back that 90's feeling. Always fun to sit with friends and talk about the past times…read morewe had over a meal.

We had not been to a Ponderosa in many years thinking they were all gone so when we found out this…read morewas open and just a couple hours away we decided to give it a try on Sunday with nothing else to do - not worth the long drive although for the most part it was edible - we ordered steaks/baked potatoes and buffet with each meal - ate the buffet offerings w/the baked potatoes for lunch and took the steaks home for another meal - so overall a good value - but the offerings on the buffet were "meh" .. the mashed potatoes obviously instant (which is why we ate out baked potatoes) - husband enjoyed the pot roast and the pork chops - the fried chicken was decent - salad bar was underwhelming as were the dessert offerings - the ladies room is in need of a total deep clean not to mention a new container for discarded products - the one in the stall is totally rusted out - GROSS

I have traveled all across this country over the past quarter century; every metropolitan city in…read morethe contiguous states, many times over. Small bergs and big cities, and I always try a Chinese buffet when I can find one. This is, hands down, the best I have had. The restaurant is clean, lunch or dinner. The steam tables are plentiful and offer more food than a human should ever consider consuming. The staff is friendly and most present you with a beaming smile when you ask for anything. And the food... Simply one of the best, if not the best, hot and sour soup. All of the food is delicious. The meats have clearly gone through a velveting step to make them tender and supple: be it the Mongolian Beef or the Broccoli Chicken. The green beans have snap, not wilted and mushy. Spicy fare is subtle, not over the top, all offerings full of flavor and filling. The old joke does not apply here - you will not be hungry again in an hour. If you find yourself in Chillicothe, OH, or even near it, and have a hankering for excellent Chinese buffet, eat here. You'll thank me later.

Food is always pretty good and there's plenty of it. The service is always top notch so tip your…read moreservers. But the ambiance needs work... Everything is kind of dark and dated. I love the Asian decor but it needs a clean and update.

REVIEW: Avila.Eats on TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube…read more 1. Cheese bread is slightly crispy but super gooey. Reslly nice flavor. Has a pleasant chew. 7 2. Chicken croquette is crispy. But inside isn't all that flavorful. Cream cheese filling adds a creaminess and the chicken itself doesn't do much. 4 3. Burger is juicy, tender, and seasoning is present but not the main show. The egg adds an umami and the bun is sweet. This burger relies heavily on the mayo which maybe I'm crazy but it taste way better than normal mayo. Ham doesn't really add anything and the bacon adds a crunch and flavor. 6 house mayo 4. Picanah is tender and so well flavored. Juicy and the fat melts away. 9 the fried yuca has a great typical yuca taste but isn't salted. I'd like to have some seasoning or flavor contrast. But dipping the yuca in the juices of the picanah solves all the problems. 8. Adding Brazilian chimichurri is ok. Not my favorite style of chimichurri. Mixing chimi and house made meyo combo with the yuca flour is 10 bite. Super good 5. Beans are soft and tender. Beans flavor but no seasoning. 4.5 after adding the yuca flour it helps a little bit but beans aren't for me. 6. Picanah sandwich is amazing. Adds the flavor of that picanah to the delicious house made mayo. This sandwich doesn't rely so heavily on the mayo. I reslly enjoyed this. I'd like it more if the bread wasn't so much. The chimichurri mixes really well with their house made mayo. Fatty with a tang. Tender and juicy. This might be a 10 if the bread wasn't so thick and bready 9.5

Please visit this restaurant! I have driven by many times without stopping in and I am so sad that…read moreI waited so long. They have a menu of items you can try in order off of, but my sister and I got the buffet and we're sure glad that we did. They had some salad bar items and then hot bar items with different items that rotate daily. In addition, they had a gentleman carving beautifully cooked steak, lamb, and sausage at your request. Everyone that worked there was super nice and helpful. Multiple people stopped by to check on us and welcome us. All the food was delicious and we picked out a few desserts to take home from the bakery (not included in the buffet price). There's also a little Brazilian market attached to the restaurant that is worth checking out as well. The restaurant itself had a really nice vibe with exposed brick walls. One of the women working told us that happy hour is from 12 to 8 but I will have to come back and try one of their cocktails at some other point. I will definitely be back.

Kind of a mid Chinese buffet with not a lot to report. Nothing stuck out as a WOW…read more Adequate parking.

I used to come here all the time as a kid and I've watched the downfall of this place, recently I…read moredecided to take my grandfather here in hopes they got better and guess what. They didn't. It costs 70 dollars for 4 people and all the food was cold, tasteless, and undercooked, the waitress came by once to give us drinks and never came back, everything in there was dirty and needed clean, I would not come back here at all, if your looking for a good Chinese buffet go down to Lancaster and go to their buffet, it's 10 dollars per person and the food is actually good.

The area this restaurant is located is not the greatest, but they are up and coming... so I was…read morevery surprised when I walked in and saw how clean and beautiful this place was! It honestly looks like a cruise ship! The food displays are immaculate, and everything looks fresh. I love sushi and sashimi and their bar did not disappoint! Everything was fresh, and the flavors were amazing! I tried several items from the buffets and I don't think I had anything that was bad. They have a Pho and a Mongolian bar and I was too full to even eat from them! The waiter and waitresses were very nice, kept up with drink refills and removing our plates quickly. I have been back several times now, and always bring people with me, and they have all been impressed as well! Love this gem on the West side!

This place looked great and had good reviews so I was very disappointed with the food. Walking in,…read moreit was clean with high ceilings, classical music playing and backlit walls. All very impressive. Not too busy on Friday at 11:30 am but it got busier. Service for drinks was very attentive but almost everyone i saw just got water. I asked about Japanese drinks and the waiter said we go to the front and grab those out of a fridge. On to the food. I started with the sushi of which there was a very large selection of both sashimi and sushi rolls, including several different toppings. I was bitterly disappointed that the taste of the sushi was not good. In fact, I could not even eat it except for the fried items which were good, although not really hot. I'm a little embarrassed to say that I did stuff a couple pieces of sushi in a napkin so that it didn't look so wasteful but really I could not eat it. Unfortunately this was my daughter's first time trying sushi so still not sure if she likes it. Onto the other hot dishes, the Asian food such as general Tso chicken, chicken with mushrooms, and beef with peppers was all very good. However, the fried rice just had some color and onion in it, no egg, no carrots, no peas. And the noodles were very basic but edible. The spring roll was very mushy again could not finish that. At this point, I was kind of over trying to find things that I liked and decided to end with some ice cream. There were just little cups of ice cream three different flavors and this was honestly the best part of my meal. My daughter tried three little cakes and she said they were excellent. I'm not sure about the salads and the fried American foods they had but overall I would just say the quality wasn't something I would go back for. There were people that had been there before, seemed like regulars and even had reward card to punch so maybe certain palletes enjoy it. I do think that the Asian protein dishes were the best part for me but not worth a return trip.

Had some hits and some misses when visiting this super buffet over the weekend. The highlights: the…read moresheer size of the buffet. This restaurant has at least 2-3x as many food options as my local Chinese buffets. The variety was good, with American choices mixed in with the oriental ones. They also had a pretty decent dessert selection (ice cream, cookies, pudding, fruit, jello, apple pie, etc.), which isn't usually the case with Chinese buffets. The lowlights: the building is dated along with the decor, the bathroom, and the furniture. The utensils are located up at the salad bar. So, if you were expecting them to be brought to you with your drinks, you'll be taking the extra trip back up front while your plate gets cold at the table. I loved the fish tank at the front and a lot of the chicken options. The green beans and broccoli were fresh and crisp. The apple pie rendition was good, but the banana pudding had a strong artificial taste. The host was friendly, as was the woman who walked us to our table and brought our drinks. The price seemed fair for dinner ($15.99/pp).

Fried rice unlike any I've ever tasted before and simply disgusting. General tso chicken over sweet…read moreand has the kick of a dead horse. Fried pot stickers or wontons were decent. White rice looks more like paste than anything edible. Pork egg roll soft and greasy not a good taste. Overall not worth the $20 they charge. Store bought microwave asian food has much better taste than this.

Very good. Beyond my expectations. I'll recommend it. our…read moreserver Leelee was very attentive and cordial. Plus gave us the necessary tips to have a more enjoyable

Wow, this restaurant is so delicious! We walked in and got seated right away. They went over how to…read moredo. The meals even asked us if we wanted to do hot pie or the Korean barbecue. We decided to do the hot pot so we all have our own little pots to eat out of. They have a little bar in the front of the restaurant where it has all kinds of fixings and dipping items, sesame, red bean balls. So delicious. I will say that the prices are a little much, especially if you're not someone that eats a lot. And if you decide to take whatever food that you have even if it's just the broth home, you have to pay an extra $14 for it. There is no meal options for people who had gastric bypass or can't eat a lot of food at once. Other than that, it is really tasty and delicious many options even vegan ones! We got all kinds of vegetables, tofu, and I got the shrimp dumplings. The waitress was also really friendly and patient with us.