Best dive bar in Chillicothe, and this blue-color factory town has plenty of dive bars! That being…read moresaid, to truly enjoy and appreciate this spot you need to keep your expectations in check before you visit. Don't expect a long list of craft beers, signature cocktails, wine flights, gourmet appetizers, yada yada yada. What you do get is cold beer, strong drinks, the best freaking burger within 50 miles, dim lighting, neon beer signs, loud juke box (with a lot of base) and a loyal local following. Long live The Cozy!

The cozy is a staple in Chillicothe! The most loyal regulars, great staff and the cozy burger is…read moreawesome! Well worth a stop!

Small local tavern! Awesome friendly place and the food was great!!! Thought we'd walk in and get…read morestared at because such a local neighborhood tavern. People were SO NICE and welcoming! Highly recommend!

I ordered a cheeseburger and fries. It came out fresh and hot. My husband had the chicken…read morequesadilla and it was very tasty. This is a small local bar. The food was very good and we will definitely come again. On street parking only.

Tootle's Pumpkin Inn is a must stop in Circleville. It's named for the famous festival. The place…read moreis nuts if you go there during it. If you're expecting anything fancy you're in the wrong bar. The service is average which makes it comparatively good. Any bar in this town is a dive bar. It's just called being realistic. This place isn't much different except that it's the most popular because it's named for the only reason most people know anything about this town. If you're going at any other time of the year it's usually not too busy. They of course have pumpkin flavored beer, cocktails, and shots. It's about $3 for something like an old fashioned. The prices are pretty good, which makes it worth checking out. I would go to Tootle's the next time in Circleville. If you're there at the festival expect it to be filled to the gills. The rest of the year has some good shows too.

Completely ridiculous name (alluding to the Circleville Pumpkin Festival): check…read more Cheesy liquor shots named after sexual acts and/or naughty things to call women: check Amazing locals wearing overalls and drinking tall boys of all sorts: check. A bunch of us Columbusites went down to Roundtown last night to see Wayne "The Train" Hancock (with Whitey Morgan and the Old 78's) at Tootles. It's a pretty nice bar/music venue, with ample standing room and plenty of local flavor. I wouldn't say rush down to Circleville when nothing is going on there, but if there's a show you want to see, this is a comfy and friendly venue. I do think it's hilarious that the Circleville Pumpkin Festival is such a big deal - ze boy and I were slightly weirded out by it (and the general lack of pumpkin-ness!) when we went on its last day a couple weeks ago, but I won't knock the only major thing Circleville, OH is known for. I will say, though, that the legacy lives on at Tootle's, which uses the pumpkin as a theme on its tshirts, for its drinks, etc etc. (I wasn't drinking, so I can't tell you about that part, except that my friends were downing tall boys of beers I didn't know came in tall boys - Miller High Life, for example)... Anyway, I like the space, as its large, open, and friendly. I enjoyed watching hipsters mingle with rockabillies mingle with townies mingle with my metalhead/Columbus freak friends. Everyone seemed to get along, and everyone knew all the words to Wayne the Train's songs, which made it even more fun. Like I said, this is a good local venue/pub. If you're in town, and looking for a good place to go, I'd say go here. But you can find the same in Columbus without driving 45 minutes, so just keep that in mind. Tootles does seem to have a lot of quality country/southern rock shows going on, so if you like that kind of music, definitely take a look at their schedule. I definitely recommend Wayne Hancock and Whitey Morgan. And of course, Tootles, should you be in Circleville!

Great place to grub at! Only downside is all the lot lizards out and about!…read more M

Awesome wings! Love this place. They'll forever be the best wings in the area!…read more Only reason I don't give it five stars is that the bathrooms are incredibly tight and outside the place can be very sketchy.

Great neighborhood bar. They offer a limited lunch menu, the food is simple but good. Some people…read morehave said this is a dive bar, I disagree. The place is clean and nicely furnished.

Robin the older lady bartending was rude To my two friends. She even charge them for drinks that…read morethey never purchased. She accused him of ordering for drinks instead of two, I should know because we all only had two each. She told another customer we were drunk & she accused us of lying. NOT GOOD BUSINESS, we will let EVERYONE in HUNTINGTON, KNOW TO WATCH OUT FOR ROBIN! Think of how she scams people!

Service for homecoming weekend was perfect. Zip had extra bartenders handling the patrons so we…read moredidn't have wait 15 minutes and fight to get our drinks. The staff is outstanding, friendly and does an excellent job of making all feel at home. No better place to hang in Athens Ohio m

Cats Eye is no doubt the best bar in Athens. No question about it. The folks that wrote bad reviews…read moreare absolutely wrong. Maybe hangoversperhaps they are competitors. The owner is an absolute gem. He actually hangs and actually cares about his patrons. The bartenders are amazing. They are friendly, energetic, and they pour great drinks. I graduated 50 years ago and although there are many options on Court Street, Cats Eye is at the top of the list. Whenever I return to the magical city of Athens, CATS EYE and its staff just add to my love for this beautiful town in southeast Ohio. Thank you to all that work there. Forever in my heart. Th. My toast to the finest folks in town. Can't wait till my next visit with 12 ALUM from Sergeant Hall from 1975. We will be there on April 24 to April 27. Party time

Dive Bar, Local Hangout, Bikers Welcome, Cold Beer, and Ambiance what more could you ask for. A few…read moretables, some gambling machines, a small bar area and a great talkative bartender...great location! On the main drag about a stone throw from interstate, this local bar is a keeper! I always enjoy the cold brew and convo when here.

Took a trip out of state and stopped here because we wanted to support a local business. The place…read morewas clean and comfortable. Darlene, the bartender (co-owner), was friendly and accommodating. The local customers were also very friendly. We had such a fun time and will definitely be back! They also serve bar appetizers

The Best Dive Bar between Columbus to Athens. I LOVE DIVE BARS!! The bathrooms are clean+++. I…read moreordered a Turkey and Bacon on Tomato Basil Bread . The bread was fresh and delicious. I ordered a side salad with French. The sandwich came with fries. The fries were not the best. Please consider Fresh Cut fries. Overall I love this place and I recommend it.

Came here for the Hocking Hills Food Cruise and while I think service was great, food and…read moreatmosphere were not. There was a moldy smell inside the establishment which almost made me just leave immediately. I waited about 15 minutes for the Mac and cheese with pulled pork taster. I couldn't get past a bite. It was watery and just had an off taste. Overall, I don't think I'll be back to this establishment.

On the surface, it's a dive bar with dive food, but look a little closer. Signature sandwiches the…read moreMine Burger and the Miner's Melt offer unique toppings that actually make this place a intriguing destination in Nelsonville's public square. The salami that comes on the Mine Burger wasn't good for my arteries, but it was great for my tastebuds. The Miner's Melt blended a lot of goodness between its sourdough slices and was worth the get as well. Beyond that, the tavern posts its rotating daily specials on Facebook with items that would surprise you given the rest of the menu. Think: Chicken Alfredo, Jambalaya and Beef Stroganoff. The Mine Tavern probably isn't too bad for a cheap beer as well.

Bad food, poor service. I would not recommend this place…read more The fries were a greasy mess, the burgers were overcooked. The waitresses were indifferent at best.

Such a welcoming environment with a nice sized bar and seating area. They have several different…read moreoptions on the beer menu but also had a couple non alcoholic drinks and cocktails. The service was great and we enjoyed our time here.

We visited this local brewery on our first visit to downtown Chillicothe. Loved the branding, great…read morelocation, very comfortable seating at the bar. Not a huge selection of beer for the non-IPA drinker; the few beers we tried were all very good. Service was prompt, though not as friendly as one would expect in a small brewery on a quiet afternoon. We eventually did strike up a conversation with the bartender and she was very nice and gave us some good insights on Chillicothe.