There is nothing worse than the lie of "best". In fact since Smith derives its milk from dairies it…read moreis no better than others. Milk is FDA regulated and quality of the product is made by a process of homogenization. A funny colored bottle with a funny little story that is delivered into every child's mind while drinking milk is what gets them hooked. This way Smith Dairy can inflate that product to the absurd price that it is stuck on. I have noticed that a gallon runs out quickly because it is inflated with air and the plastic bottle is rather thick,did you ever notice that? Me I get Smith Dairy products when there isn't any else around because it's too expensive and point blank disgusting how these so called dairies are ripping both the consumer and the farmer off.

I have seen what farms Smiths milk comes from... alot of it is Amish. It is pure and the cows are…read morevery taken care of. I have never seen any that were not free range. Smiths milk is the only milk I will drink. Love love looooooove

What a terrific surprise…read more.. I drove from muncie indiana to pick up some auto parts at j.And j I had no idea how big Marshallville was but I assumed I could find a meal. I realize when I walked in that the place was hopping at the lunch hour, found a stool at the counter, given a menu by Brenna.. Chicken fried steak, eggs and really good sourdough toast. It was perfect exactly what I needed after a five hour drive. I don't think I'll be coming back to pick up any more auto parts... I wish the Gigi experience could happen closer to my home. Thank you.. I really enjoyed your restaurant and the excellence food/service.

Food was cold. Toast was burnt. Hash browns were something…read morebut cannot explain other than cool to the touch. Can say this is new as in the past I enjoyed it , not today. Lastly the menu states one price but if you pay by a credit card the prices all change and each item is about 4% higher.

Wow. The new owners have done an amazing job. The food is awesome and the Ice cream is amazing…read more Keep up the great work.

Very cute, welcoming ice cream shop! There is a wide variety of options when it comes to both food…read more& ice cream, with series of vegan & dairy-free options for those with dietary restrictions. The store can get busy during the baseball season but the staff always works hard to provide fast & friendly service. They don't have a card reader so make sure you have cash on-hand when stopping by!

Nice little old school walk-up diner with yummy shakes and burgers. We like to stop in when we are…read morein the area, and rhe kids enjoybthenice cream selection. The service is always great.

I stopped to get a hot dog for my son and a coney for me. They have this sandwich called a…read more"Nightmare" which is a cheeseburger and a hot dog and a coney and probably some other stuff all combined. It sounded really good, and I wish I would have tried that. I also had a small soft serve cone. The flavor of the week was key lime, so I had that twisted with vanilla. Every week is a different flavor. I've driven past this place many times. I may have stopped in the past, but I don't really remember. Next time I drive past I will make a point of stopping. Cute classic ice cream stand.

This was such an amazing stop to visit during my trip to Cleveland! While Orville is a little out…read moreof the way, this is a must see since Orville is where Smucker, such an iconic brand, is headquartered! They had everything you could think of! Smucker/Hostess etc branded merch, uncrustables, plushies, and of course, all their jams and jellies on a huge wall. I had to do a quick shopping session but I could've easily stayed in here for an hour and spent hundreds of dollars. I ended up going with a few Smucker hoodies in purple and green colors as well as a few cute Uncrustables tshirts and baseball caps. Apparently, they used to have a cafe as well but it was closed when I was there. However, they did have a Uncrustables freezer and a few other snacks that you could grab which was a nice little touch.

We heard they were closing so we had to stop one more time to check out the store. The store has…read morebeen on the decline over the years with the products and cafe closing but it's still a fun stop. We enjoy the big tub of peanut butter and the assortment of jams and jellies. If in the area stop by before they close!

Ordered a 6 piece honey barbecue tenders box, got 4 pieces of chicken, also added a large fry to…read morethe box and got literally a small handful of fries. Paid 17$ for my meal because I added an ice cream but 17$ and I didn't even get all my food is outrageous. Does this look like a large fry?

Clean, hot, friendly - great place for a quick bite to eat! They have abkut the best hours in…read moreOrrville.

This restaurant has been recommended to me by several others but today is the first time I've…read morevisited! Upon arrival - I note there are two establishments (maybe more?) but for sure two dining options. I chose The Barn. There was a wait on arrival at 630p on a Wednesday evening. I was assigned a wait tag (mine was #49 pictured in the photos that I added). The wait was about 15-20 mins. The place is HUGE! They offer serving hours that are posted on the door. The staff greeted me and were friendly. An ample space was provided for waiting to be seated with many options to keep folks entertained by viewing the many antiques and interesting displays or by playing games and activities provided - as well as several long, benches and other seating offered for use during the wait. The food - well let's see how that goes - that will be the next part - this first part has all been just fine! And Now - the rest of the story! The food was awesome. I got baby back ribs (full rack) corn and home fries - plus chocolate cream pie (to go). I ordered unlimited soup, salad and bread bar - the chili was amazing and sweet with good meat and beans - perfect flavor and texture. The salad bar has ample selections including side salads and fruit options/fruit salad. Everything was outstanding - including the venue the atmosphere - the service/wait staff and the food was phenomenal! Come hungry - I couldn't eat it all!

Service was excellent. The waitress for our section was so…read morebusy but remained efficient with a smile! The salad bar was not really healthy as they now low fat dressing and something like craisins to add. The cornbread was amazing and the bread slices were homemade. The soup bar was not vegetarian friendly. My personal vegetable soup is much better however many people were partaking along the choices. The had chili but it would have been amazing to have a no meat option. Going on Father's day made for a longer wait, but sitting by the pond was very nice watching the fowl. The experience was great and we will return on a less busy day. The staff was friendly and the ambiance was rustic.

There's so much to love about the JM Smucker company. They have a quaint little campus that offers…read moreemployees a gym, a coffee shop, a fantastic cafeteria with tons of great food options, a cute little store, and so much meeting space! It's always a treat to come to Smucker's to meet my husband for lunch in the Orchard. If you like Smucker's you definitely need to check out their big store located just down the street!

still haven't been reimbursed for my dental work. Injury occurred 2 1/2 years ago, no…read morecommunication, the attorney ignores my pleas, reported to BBB of Ohio & attorney general. Open to suggestions. They should not treat their customers this way! The founder is probably turnibg in his grave

This is by far the worst Amish Buffet I've ever eaten in. $69 w tip for 3 we ate lunch at noon…read more THE BAD PART: One kind of chicken (fried) corn was NOT CREAMED AND WAS TOUGH LIKE FIELD CORN, lumpy mashed potatoes with dried skin on top. VERY SMALL BUFFET AND NONE OF THE FOOD WAS MEMORABLE. 3 tables had customers seated @ noon on a Wednesday. Roast beef was completely shredded (no pieces) Very small salad bar with NO SWEET & sour dressing. Gave us one tiny container of apple butter & one tiny container of peanut butter spread for four large pieces of bread. THE GOOD PART: noodle soup was full of noodles, fresh warm, homemade bread was brought to the table.They had pieces of several kinds of fruit pie & three kinds of cookies to choose from for dessert.

This stop, intended for a quick breakfast on our way to Columbus, was quite a letdown…read more * Service Speed: Our experience was anything but quick; it took over 30 minutes to receive a simple egg sandwich and a side of mush. * The Food: The egg sandwich was great, made with genuinely fresh bread. However, the side of mush was awful. Despite being advertised as freshly made, it arrived deep-fried and completely tasteless. * Atmosphere: The restaurant itself looks a little run down, featuring minimal patrons and, strangely, a half-price gift shop. Overall, the wait was excessive, and the highly-touted mush was a major disappointment.