Some of the best chocolate and caramel I have ever tasted. You can tell they put a lot of time,…read moreeffort, and patience into making their candies homemade. Sure, they are more expensive then going to a CVS or Walgreens to pick up a box of chocolates, but you can truly taste the difference! So many varieties, they really make each one by hand. I make sure to order some for Easter, Halloween, Valentine's Day, and for that special someone in my life!

Really no difference to Anthony Thomas Candy, same overpriced chocolates…read more Sure this is a local owned business with only 2 stores and that is why I gave it a chance. I cannot get past how expensive it is though, really for 6 little chocolates I paid $8, YIKES! They didn't even taste great, truthfully, one cannot tell the difference between these and ones out of a box. Oh well, live and learn.

Coons Candy - First Visit…read more Let's go ahead and name what some of us have probably thought: pulling up to a place called Coons Candy comes with hesitation -- especially as a Black customer. It's an unspoken (and sometimes spoken) moment of pause, wondering what kind of experience you're walking into. But curiosity -- and a soft spot for old-school sweets -- led us to check it out. To my surprise, the staff couldn't have been more welcoming. As soon as we walked in, we were greeted with friendly smiles and offered samples of fudge, toffee, and a few other homemade treats. That immediately softened the moment and brought on a bit of nostalgia -- felt like walking into one of those general stores my MawMaw would take me to, or a Cracker Barrel stop on a road trip. The store itself is exactly what you'd expect from a small-town candy shop: shelves packed with retro candies, novelty drinks, locally made honey and syrups, quirky gifts, and yes -- edible bugs. It's cozy and cluttered in a fun, old-school way. We left with: * Boba Vida popping pearls (dark cherry) * Sugar Daddy, Victory sticks, Stallion candy smokes, raspberry & green apple sticks * Locally made honey * A mix of glass-bottle sodas: * Sioux City Ginger Beer + Prickly Pear * Reading Draft Honey Cream * Drive-In Cherry Limeade * Nehi Peach * Ginger Strawberry tea * Hot & Spicy Ginger Beer This is definitely a place for folks who love that nostalgic candy-store vibe and don't mind digging through shelves of old favorites and funky surprises. ‍ Final take: It was a mixed bag. The selection was fun and the staff made us feel welcome. But the name? It sticks -- and not in a sweet way. That hesitation doesn't go away entirely, and I'd understand if someone else passed on the visit for that reason alone. I'm glad I saw it for myself. Would I go back? Maybe. Would I recommend it? Depends who's asking.

We stopped by today & had to buy some of the delicious fudge! Utterly charming store. I will never…read moredrive past again. Wonderful chocolates, hard candies & so much cuteness! Plus, really sweet people. I'm so glad we stopped! If you have a problem with name, please get some professional help. You're ridiculous. It's their last name.

The staff was friendly and helpful. We were not impressed…read morewith the lack of ice cream flavor choices and even less impressed with the flavor. Won't go back.

Parfait was good. Definitely a place to eat with the kids…read more Hot food are also available

Home of the Famous Bologna Sandwich…read more That's the bold claim G & R Tavern has been making in Waldo, Ohio for more than 60 years, and judging by the line waiting outside when we arrived shortly after noon, plenty of people believe it. Located in a village of about 300 residents, G & R Tavern has become one of Ohio's most popular destination restaurants. Visitors come from all over the state to try the sandwich that put this small-town tavern on the map. Founded in 1962 by George Yake and Roy Klingel, G & R Tavern has become a true Ohio institution. In 1985, Rick's family purchased the restaurant and has continued the tradition ever since. During our visit, I had the opportunity to speak with Rick and learn that the next generation is already preparing to carry on the family tradition. In a time when many independent restaurants struggle to survive from one generation to the next, that's something worth celebrating. The atmosphere is exactly what longtime fans have come to love. Wood-paneled walls, a bustling dining room, homemade pies in the dessert case, and an old-school charm that feels increasingly rare today. Even the cash-only policy somehow feels right at home here. As for the famous sandwich, it continues to live up to its reputation. This Ohio classic features a thick-cut slice of fried bologna topped with melted American cheese, sweet pickles, and onion on a soft bun. It's simple, flavorful, and easy to understand why people continue making the trip to Waldo year after year. Perhaps the strongest endorsement came from my wife, who ordered the fried bologna sandwich as well. That's not something she would normally choose, but she thoroughly enjoyed it. The fries were hot and crispy and made a great companion to the meal. Some places become popular for a season. Places like G & R Tavern become part of Ohio's history. G & R Tavern 103 N Marion Street Waldo, Ohio 43356

The food was OK. I had the bologna sandwich and it was everything a fried bologna sandwich should…read morebe. Ordered fried pickles à la carte as there are no side dishes with entries. They were OK also. Where my visit suffered was in the customer service space. I was off put initially how the greeter man was adamant about standing outside while they wait for a cleared table. Then we got seated and it took 25 minutes for anyone to ask "have you been helped yet?" From that point on chasing down serve staff became the name of the game. Since I stopped on my way back from Hocking Hills to Toledo, I was really looking forward to this experience. Ended up being pretty disappointed. If it matters, it did appear that they serviced their local regular customers with an abundance of warmth & haste. Looked like they had a great experience.

Let me tell you!! I have had about every different coffee they have. And I love it!! Great taste,…read moreand great for the price! They are nothing like the over priced Starbucks any rudeness of them. The employees at 7 brew are nice and helpful. They have music playing well you wait not long lines more 100% faster the slow ass Starbucks. The decoration on the windows and all are nice as well. My wife loves the fizzy and energy drinks, I am a coffee drinker of the fam.. so if you like hot or cold delicious coffee you need to go here and be treated nicely.

Can't belive it! I asked for a chiller and they said i didn't then gave me a chiller with barely…read moreany flavor. Horrible service.

If there was an apple fritters connoisseur club of Columbus, this would be at the very top of the…read morelist. I really love apple fritters and this one hands-down is the best. What makes it the best is that it is a thinner fritter in the amount of glaze get that gets put on this thing is phenomenally overly good! They're crispy on the outside with lots of glaze and tender on the inside. Their Dutchman, eight sisters and all the others fall way behind. I will say that it does have walnuts inside which make it even more likable for me.

For a business "supposedly" struggling as I often hear, it's odd they're often sold out…read more Just walked in today to a near empty front display case, someone already bought a box as I was trying to see what I could get. This business isn't struggling from lack of business. It's struggling from lack of initiative. Everytime I do walk in they're always sold out and not making more for the day. If you want money, and more business, you have to make more donuts. It's laughable this is supposed to be a donut shop but there's never any donuts.

Went with family. Food was excellent. Margaritas were amazing. Couldn't actually finish it. Would…read moredefinitely recommend the carnitas.

To start things off the food was freezing when it got to us. And the server was ignoring us when we…read morewaved him over. Carbonation? Hah! None in my soda. My food felt like it was microwaved, meanwhile all the tables (including the ones around me after I got seated, we're out before I even got my food.)

found things I needed but the cashier was so strange .. I don't normally talk about people but I…read morewas on 739 speedway and it was some gothic girl with big lips and pale skin , she was pretty but my point is I had a milk sitting on the counter and it wasn't even two feet away and she made me push it to her to put in the bag then she was mumbling something and rolled her eyes. unprofessional asf. find a new job shorty.

This location has been deteriorating for years, the staff have grown to be bitter and unhelpful…read more(especially one of the female managers) and the food quality and cleanliness has gotten out of hand. I would strongly advise against going to this location and instead go perhaps down the street to the Motomart or over to the Delaware Avenue Speedway.

This is my all time go to subway their bread is never old like other subways I've been to in…read moremarion. They always make my picky boyfriends sandwich perfect. I can honestly say i have only tipped a subway member a few times but its always to the ladies that do an amazing job at the subway on main street

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