been there when my son is in town from LA. He likes it there. It is nice, food is good . People…read moreserving is nice and just an all around good place. Only small thing is prices are a tiny bit high for some of the food and it seems to depend when you go about the portion size. One time it is nice and next tiny. But over al it is a nice time and you can take your dog and go out on the patio which is nice after she is groomed down the street.

We ordered mac daddy, it was very good just wish it was more creamy vs watery. Broccoli and cheddar…read moresoup was very good, its more blended vs chunky. Also ordered the pit master sandwich, have a good flavor with lots of meat. It needs a more harder bread, the meat was juicy but the bun was soggy.

If you're a fan of cider, great cocktails or good vibes, you have to try Seek-No-Further Cidery!…read moreThis place is so cute & fits perfectly in Granville! The outside seating is amazing & inside is a great vibe too! The staff are super friendly & helpful! This is some of the best cider I've had in a long time! Every flavor is delicious; my favorite is the golden road; a perfectly executed classic cider! There are tons of great variations; including seasonal options like their Lavender Daze & Happy Camper (mango) ciders! You need to stop by!

Always a great visit. The best ciders around - for real. Ladies behind the bar are awesome!read more

Got to go and visit here with family and loved the layout and atmosphere!…read more Lots of different areas to hang out in and sit. Looking for a cabana style spot for you and some friends? Got it. A quiet corner to have a drink and relax? Yup. A main open area to be around groups of people? Check! We loved walking around and exploring the different areas and seeing the views! The flight of ciders was a treat and we enjoyed trying 4 different ones and comparing which we liked best! (Lemon ginger was a BIG hit!) The staff were all friendly and helped narrow down our choices. There's a separate part of the property where they hold weddings and events, which would be beautiful! Looked like they also have food trucks and music in the tap house regularly too. Looking forward to visiting again when I am back in town, gotta try the new seasonal flavor!

We stopped here last Thursday to visit my son's friend, Matt who just happens to be the head…read moregroundskeeper. Dylan had wanted to show me how beautiful this place has become and also wanted me to meet Matt. Im certainly glad I did! Matt spent some time with us and let us explore the property. Matt is great! Retreat21 is lucky to have him as we found the landscaping to be wonderful. From the patios, to the right amount of gravel on the road, to their gorgeous, landscaped pond and event center and OH! can we mention how they incorporated a 100+ old oak to serve as an altar in their woodland sanctuary. Perfection!!! There is a large guest cabin that can be rented, plus seven other ones and a handful of geodomes. Each cabin has a private hot tub and fire pit. The geodomes just have a fire pit. At the front of the property is a large barn that has been converted to a tasting room. They have several house made craft wines and ciders. You can take those out to enjoy on one of three nice sized patios... one has hanging swings! They serve charcuterie, boards, and flatbreads... I'm on the weekends. They have food trucks. They also have yoga on the weekends that you can do in their vineyard -pretty cool along with other events This is a great addition to the Columbus area and Marysville. I think it's gonna be very successful. Definitely worth the trip to visit.

I live near the Mad Moon Taproom but wasn't aware of its existence. It is tucked away in the back…read moreof an industrial complex. Parking was not an issue on my visit. The Taproom is typically only open on Saturday evenings but I attended a private event on a Sunday afternoon. The interior has some seating alongside the many different brewing tanks. I started my visit with a flight, which included 4 tasters. I am not a huge cider fan, but the ciders I tried were all pretty good. They were not overly sweet. I really enjoyed the pineapple cider (Pineapple #10). Hella Good Blueberry Pomegranate was also good. I also got a full sized glass of the Hunky Dory Apple Pie. This drink had a strong hint of cinnamon along with apple. Mad Moon is worth a visit if you enjoy ciders. Their Facebook page advises when they have food trucks and other events.

This is a pretty neat little spot! Mad Moon Cider has been around for several years now but I think…read morethe tap room is a newer place. I randomly found it on yelp and being a new cider fan had to come check it out. So on a rainy Saturday, my bf and I decided to finally check it out! It's defiantly a little confusing to find. Nor is it in the best part of town. Google maps doesn't seem to be aware of the actual road they are on, as it only took us to the Cleveland Ave and didn't actually guide us the rest of the way. I've included the map from their website that shows how to locate them. There is a large green Mad Moon banner on the corner Cleveland Ave and Britains Lane- turn there. Then continue to follow the green signs as you wind your way through what looks like a storage unit complex but I think is actual businesses. It can be a bit sketchy but I promise it's worth it. I've had a couple of their ciders on tap at local bars/restaurants but didn't make the connection until we were there. BrewDog, Pins, Pies and Pints all has their ciders along with several others. You can find a full list on their website of where you can buy their ciders, in bottles or on tap. We started off with a flight- 4 ciders for $10. They are decent sized pours, too. Since their menu isn't huge, we opted to go this route to try multiple ciders (there are 7 total). I still wasn't totally sure which one I wanted to order a glass of and they let me sample a couple others on the menu to decide. I ended up ordering the Tangerine Dream and my bf had the Eat a Peach. They were all good though! While the tap room is fairly small, they have more tables in another room next to the bar area. In here they had a TV and several games for use so we decided to play Yahtzee and Candy Land while we enjoyed our ciders. I love when places have games available as we rarely play them at home and it gives us something fun to do while enjoying our drinks. Definitely worth the trip to check this place out! I was surprised how many people were there/stopped in while we were there considering it's not the easiest place to find and I don't think the tap room's existence is all that well known. So that was great to see. Always great to check out and support local!

A sweet little secret tucked into a back corner of the neighborhood where I grew up and where my…read moremom still lives. I walked here from her house! I wouldn't exactly say that I am a cider connoisseur but I know what I like and what I don't like. I live in New York City which is a cider hub and I lived in Michigan and Chicago, where ciders are also popular. Not so much in Ohio so it was a joy to find this gem. To my surprise, the sun tea is my absolute favorite. I don't generally like black teas, which is the base for this one so at first I didn't try it until James the owner and cider maker described it to me. I was sold. I love it! I tend to like drier ciders. So if you're like me, try the mojito. But even the fruity ciders are not extra sweet like the ones you buy off the shelves. Even better, you can actually taste the fruit! Looking forward to coming back soon!

Delicious ciders. Nice owner…read more Got the full flight - they have VARIETY - personally, big fan of the tea mixed ciders, but they're all delicious. In the area? Come and check them out - limited weekend hours, but they're hitting events soon!

West End is a lovely Sunday destination. Zingiber is my husband's go-to, plus cans for home. The…read moreSpicy Cashews are another must-have. Ask your server what to order and they will help. Today I tried Peach Melba at the server's suggestion and it was lovely. Not sweet, but tasty. A crafting group was meeting there because it was the 2nd Sunday of the month. They were just as sweet as they could be, working on their individual projects, sipping tasty cider. This year, West End was added to the Bobcat Brew Trail, a must do for alums.

First off: the cocktails are unmatched! I've traveled all over the world and lived in major cities…read moreand these are hands-down the best. And very, very affordable. The bartenders have become my husband and I's friends and we love being regulars in this cute, historical, friendly bar. The ambiance is amazing and the whole vibe is artsy and cool. This is a community safe-space and I love it for that. The beer garden out back is cute for summer days. The front patio is perfect for people-watching. The cider is delicious and this is more of as non-college bar, which this almost 40-something appreciates. This is truly the best bar I've ever been to!

Great little meadery in Lebanon, OH worth checking out. Mead seems to be a relatively new concept…read morein North Cincy area. You see it sold in some liquor stores but not a meadery. This is a honey meadery that's family owned. They have plenty of varieties and the owner is usually there to talk to you about the process and how all of the meads he makes came to be. The pricing is fair based on what I've seen other places and can get pricey if you're buying a large bottle. You can choose to buy a bottle, a glass , or a flight of different ones to choose from. The menu is also very easy to understand. I'm not sure if this place is still opened because google indicates it's permanently shut down, but the FB page says it's still open. You may want to call before visiting.

Heard we were getting a meadery in Lebanon, but with COVID and all, we figured it wasn't gonna…read morehappen. Turns out, it not only happened, but it's a really great family-run business as well. The menu is fairly large, but any of the staff can speak to which one you'll like best. Some is REALLY sweet, some a little tart, and some tastes like fruit juice - but watch those, because they're all in double-digits with the alcohol by volume! We tried several, but my favorite was the Almond Joy. They took Chocolate and coconut and it really tastes just like an Almond Joy. My wife liked the Cranberry and the raspberry varieties. Unfortunately, they were sold out of the Strawberry rhubarb, but maybe next time! If you've got someone in your party who would just as soon stick to beer, it's okay to byob - same with sandwiches or shareables. They're only open on the weekends, but it's a really neat idea, and I strongly recommend you try it.

This is such a cute place. When we stopped by they had live music! You can try a flight of wine or…read morebeer so we opted for one of each. The options here are always great and the service is fantastic as well.

Came with friends last night to get our stamp for the cbus ale trail book. Great experience and…read moreworth the trip! Lots of great choices, beers, wine, citrus wines, mead and ciders. We had a flight of 4 for about $8, (you're able to mix and match from all their offerings) and all three of us really enjoyed everything we tried. The person who helped us was so informative and helpful. Just snacks there, but a lovely atmosphere, would definitely love to come back. They have some drinks coming up soon I need to try!

This winery was further out than we anticipated. We arrived and it was larger than expected. A lot…read moreof assumptions. When you walk inside you get the feel that the place is out in the middle of nowhere and they like BigFoot. Arrived and was provided a list of different wines. What is unique about this place the wines aren't considered meads. Meads are made from honey, but they offer wine infused by honey. In addition, meads are sweet, these were not sweet, they were actually dry wines infused with honey. So much different. They had small foods available. Good services and nice people.

I love honey wine! Wine produced from grapes may be more popular but limited, imo. Dutch Creek…read moreWinery has accomplished something very special in honey wine production that brings their vintages into the dry category, a galaxy where few wineries dare to explore. I have brought several of my grape wine loving friends to Dutch Creek and they all leave pleasantly surprised with purchased bottles in hand. Love this winery's location too. Enough away from the hustling college town to provide a calm and pleasant experience, yet very convenient to the local restaurants to make for a lovely first course to your evening's meal. I can't say enough good things about this unique winery. Their bee to bottle process rivals any other wineries I've visited, which includes those of Germany and Italy that we have enjoyed. Yelp needs to create a special category just for Dutch Creek Winery.

This is a great place to visit, a family-oriented place, pet friendly…read more The service is excellent and the landscape is amazing. They have cheese, crackers, and some chips available, but you can bring your food. The have live music on Saturdays for additional entertainment

I was disappointed in this place. I follow them on social media and was very excited about…read moretraveling to see them. I told my wife this is the only winery I really wanted to check out. I said it's going to be a really good one. We pull up and walk inside and it's kind of cluttered. The guy working the stand was quiet and not talkative like we are used to. The other part was trying the wines out, he didn't provide as much details on anything. Just not what I expected this place to be. Then the wine itself was okay, not that great. :(