Was looking for a lunch spot. Was pleasantly surprised by the nice spot. No order board so…read moreeveryone is hunting for a menu while standing in line. Menus are by cash register but not near entry door. This causes confusion for those waiting and those entering. Nice menu and urban atmosphere that was unexpected. Took 10 minutes if standing in line to take the order. I got the chicken bacon flatbread. It was a small portion of food, but it tasted good. Sandwich should have included lettuce, tomato, chips or dill pickle. I hope to return to try other menu items. The desserts in the showcase looked great.

Prices good, terribly slow, awkward vibe. Won't stop there if there is any line at all since it'll…read moretake forever. I almost left without my food.

Great staff and service. The meat is always amazing and fresh! They have a great selection of…read morebeverages adult and otherwise. Been going there for decades. I love watching them slice my deli meat and cheese right in front of me.

Best meat. Especially the hamburger... Best deli meats n…read morecheese.. Very affordable

This an up scale farm market, offering superior quality foods, Ohio based bagged and canned snacks…read more Store has awesome deli, stocked with delicious fresh salads and side dishes for your take away meats and meals. Brinkman's for years have canned their on meats - Turkey, Chicken, Beef and pork. All great and good. Also, Brinkman's has a nursery where you may purchase plants for your garden. Every time I travel through Findlay, this is a required stop to bring home goodies.

Excellent country market…read more We've been going to Brinkman's for years. They used to be south of town (and the cannery and greenhouse still are.) This market is newer (still, been here for decades, I think.) Plenty of parking. Open reasonable hours (till 7 most days.) Good produce, good butcher, good bakery. Lots of interesting dry goods, much of it local and/or Amish. And, of course, their famous canned meats. Turkey, chicken, pork, beef. Low salt versions. Big cans and little ones. They'll last for years, so stock some in the cupboard, or your tornado box, or your bomb shelter. They'll can your meat, too (deer, etc.) Friendly service. Prices are pretty high, but it's quality stuff, and a lot of it you won't find anywhere else. I saw pickled quail eggs; never seen those before. Huge gummi butterflies that Baby K loves. And Hires root beer- I haven't seen that in a store in 20 years.

Absolutely the best meats for the price. Very competitive when you consider what you are getting…read more Dry aged meats lose weight with the loss of moisture. Don't be fooled. When you know you know. Steak connoisseurs choose Mutach's.

This little village store has the best cuts of meat and wonderful desserts. The staff is always…read morefriendly and helpful. Definitely worth a visit!

Beautiful establishment and staff was nice but the quality of product is not good…read more My latte was fine, but the turkey focaccia sandwich is a no for me. You have double the amount of bread to center, and the lettuce was bad... how do you see that and still serve it?

Funny staff, good drinks, recently resigned so a good vibe. Overall I really enjoyed itread more

Last week, my son chose Chud's for a dinner to celebrate his academic achievement in 6th grade this…read moreyear. The food was fantastic - he tried prime rib for the first time - and the service phenomenally friendly. A favorite in Fremont!

Service was great! Kristy was out waitress and she was amazing. The food was great too!read more

Attached to the venerable Main Street Deli and Bakery, Main Street Deli BAR AND ARCADE, is an…read moreexcellent expansion. Because it has the same owner and almost the same name, I'm not 100% sure that the BarCade deserves its own Yelp page, but MSDBaA is different enough from MSDaB that I'm reviewing it as an independent business. The games: For just the games? I'd give MSDBaA 3 to 4 stars. The selection is pretty standard stuff. They're missing some of the 80s blockbusters, but they have many of them. They also have several sleeper hits and a few games that never really made it over the top. All arcade games are set on free play all of the time! The 7 pinball machines are on set on free play on Thursday and Sunday, but are normally 1 dollar per play (standard for "new" games these days). This, obviously, is a great deal (on Sunday and Thursday). Most of the games are in pretty good shape, but none are in perfect condition. In the past, I've said that I'd rather pay to play a game that is in top condition, than play a free game with sloppy joysticks or buttons. This still holds true. Again, overall, the games ain't bad. The bar: The quality of the drinks and the beer selection makes up for the non-stellar game collection. The service: Excellent service from Andrew and Rachel. Both were attentive, knowledgeable, and friendly. The Atmosphere: The atmosphere is fun and comfortable. Also, it's attached to a pretty good, albeit a little expensive, sandwich shop. Although I'd love to see a little more attention given the retro arcade games, in general this place is great; it's nice to have MSDBaA in Downtown Findlay. Toledo should take a lesson or two.

Main Street deli gives such a cool rustic/retro vibe. Half of the building is a bar/arcade and the…read moreother half is a little deli restaurant. They offer a variety of things including fresh baked loaves of bread to take home! I ordered over the phone and my food was ready within 10 minutes! Service was fast and easy. My salad was loaded with toppings and super flavorful. I am only rating 4 stars because the avocado did not seem fresh and there were a few pieces of brown lettuce.

Great vegetarian options, great coffee and the wonderful people working there makes it a GREAT…read morePLACE!!!

I am leaving this review because what happened during my visit could have had serious consequences…read more I have a dairy allergy, not a preference and not lactose intolerance. Before ordering, I informed staff of my allergy and specifically requested that my sandwich be made without provolone cheese. My husband also reminded staff that I could not have cheese. We repeated this multiple times to make sure there was no misunderstanding. What makes this especially concerning is that staff clearly understood I had a dairy allergy. When I ordered a salad, an employee immediately informed me that the poppyseed dressing contained dairy and helped me switch to a vinaigrette. That showed they were aware of the allergy and the need to avoid dairy products. Despite all of that, my sandwich was still prepared with provolone cheese. I discovered it after I had already begun eating. For someone with a food allergy, that is not a minor mistake. It is a serious food safety issue that could result in a medical emergency. When I brought the mistake to the staff's attention, I was shocked by the response. Instead of receiving a sincere apology, concern for my safety, or an offer to replace the meal or issue a refund, the response was dismissive. The explanation given was that the employee thought the sandwich modifications were for my husband rather than for me. Food allergies should never be treated casually. Customers trust restaurants to take allergy warnings seriously, especially after being informed multiple times. What concerns me most is not only that the mistake happened, but how it was handled afterward. If you or a family member has a severe food allergy, I would strongly encourage you to consider this experience before dining here. Allergy-related mistakes can have serious consequences, and based on my experience, I left feeling that my concerns were not taken seriously. I would run away from this restaurant either that or have the nearest hospital on speed dial, you might need a medic