A very welcome addition to this area. At this point, have been their twice & have been very…read morepleased each time. Online ordering is simple & I have not waited long for my order, once entering. The place overall seems very clean & well lighted. Both subs I have had were very fresh & tasty. The employees are also very friendly & acknowledge your presence soon after entering (this is very important to me). I will be back!

From the owner: Jersey Mike's, a fast-casual sub sandwich franchise with more than 2,500 locations open and under…read moredevelopment nationwide, has a long history of community involvement and support. Started at the Jersey Shore in 1956, Jersey Mike's serves authentic East Coast-style subs on fresh baked bread - the same recipe it started with over 60 years ago. The company's mission is to bring its customers the highest quality, freshest made sub in the industry and give back to the communities in which it operates.

Hawks Nest is under new management and it's evident. While the inside of the gas station has…read morereceived some updates (even tho it's always hot now and occasionally Smokey), it seems like some overall service AND customer service is now severely lacking. My recent take out was 50% jacked up. The poppers looked like someone threw them against the wall before putting them in the box. Enter at your own risk.

Well, surprise surprise surprise.. I have heard about this place from friends. Not a place I would…read morenormally go to or stop by to try. It's located by a gas station, no its connected to the gas station. Very shocked to see how well designed it was and clean. Greeted as we came in and all three bartender's were nice and had so many opinions on what to try...very friendly! The beer choices were awesome! I like cider and they had alot to choose from. The food was good, had one of their specialty sandwiches, which was made with pizza crust.... YUM This place will shock you so try it out for yourself...

Last review was glowing. Nothing has changed that opinion. Still great quality food, pleasant…read moreservice. The pizza is outstanding. The House Chopped salad and Pomegranate Salad are terrific as are the meatballs. Have never had anything that was not very tasty.

Just tried The Station in Granville the other weekend for brunch, & it was fantastic! Located in…read morethe Historic Granville Train Station, the vibes are cute and perfect for a breakfast or brunch! Everything tasted delicious! The chocolate chip loaf was moist and full of chocolate chips! The potato bowl was loaded and the egg sandwich was a hit!

Only one good thing about the cold weather - it's hot soup season! I was hungry and cold and came…read morelooking for a solution. That solution was found here- a delicious bowl of steaming hot homemade cauliflower and cheese soup. And I paired that with an incredible grilled cheese. The soup was thick and creamy, with plenty of cauliflower in a rich, thick soup. It was the best I have ever had and if it was an all you could eat deal - I would still be there eating! I felt like I was sitting in a warm country kitchen. The place was decorated tastefully and warmly for the season. I will have to come back and check out their other soups. I loved the whole experience here and think I will come here often!! And the service was as warm and friendly as the atmosphere! Hats off to this comfort food jewel!

Went to Pataskala to get pie from the Nutcracker Restaurant only to find out its closed today…read more... So after a quick Yelp search of lunch near me, the first hit was Olde Towne Cafe and Inn which had five stars. I decided to check it out. I have to say I drove right past it! I was expecting for something a bit more store-fronty this really looks like a house and I missed their signage. I turned around on Rail Street... got distracted at Porters but within five minutes was back on track to Olde Towne. They have a small parking lot which had a space, so I eagerly parked and popped i side. It is super cute. Very farm house-ish. Definitely a old house converted i to a bed and breakfast with most of the downstairs rooms dining. The kitchen can be seen from the room I sat in. It looked very clean and organized. I browsed the menu and decided on pancakes. They are served with bacon or sausage.... Im not a huge meat eater so I chose bacon and crumbled up on the pancake.... Ended up pushing it off the pancake and not eating it. Not their fault. Bacon is fine but Im just liking bacon less and less. Today was a no bacon day. Lol. However the pancakes! Wowzers. Huge. Fluffy. i got two that were each almost as big as the oblong platter they were served on. I couldnt finish all of it. They were delicious. I see why people give this place a good rating. The staff was welcoming and make you feel at home. Its just a good old fashioned breakfast/lunch spot. Not bougie at all... which to me is a plus "not" to be bougie. Sometimes you just need a place that feels like home. This is that place.

On a recent quick-getaway weekend down here with another couple, we popped in around lunchtime to…read moregrab some food items to take with us over to the cidery. My wife and I decided to split two sandwiches...the Roast Beast (on baguette) and the Upper Haight (egg salad on multigrain). The sandwiches were served ala carte, but two sammies were plenty filling. The end product looked great, but really both were just average in terms of flavor combinations and that baguette totally tore apart our mouths.

Alfie's is a fantastic place to go to and grab a refreshing wholesome bite to eat. It is quant…read moreplace tucked away between the public library and Hunter Museum is where you can find it. The staff is always welcoming and asking more about you as an individual. They have shown concern about the travels of the individual during snow storms and severe winter weather. The food is always fresh, from the sandwiches to the pasta salad, beet salads, etc. They provide unique food options that are a delightful and fresh! Nice place to stop by in Granville where options are limited.

Decent sandwich lots of cool candy's. Place deserves an F for customer service. I observed 2 older…read moregentlemen struggling to place sando/salad orders, while 4 employees twiddled their thumbs. Trying to find their eye glasses, attempting ask question to which the response amounted to yellow form, white form, menu below, you fill it out. One obviously infirmed man, tried failed, sat down to rest, then tried again to fill out order firm. I have run businesses and delis, the forms make sense in a mad lunch rush, sure, but otherwise it's license for young employees to be brusque to rude. Management fail!

We had the pleasure of enjoying a huge lunch, a full sub and large salad, enough we made 2 meals…read moreout of it, and the wide variety of drinks, beers and the Candy selection was incredible. It reminded my husband and I of our childhood and going to 5 and Dime stores. The staff behind the counter were so nice, accommodating to those who did not know how the ordering was done. The tall lady and the one with a full brace on her leg (didn't skip a beat, mind you) and the gentleman making the food were so fast, had smiles on their faces, laughed and sang along to the music. You could see they were happy to be there and were having fun serving you some wonderful food. The young lady working the register was kind and sweet and you could see the young man slicing fresh meats and cheeses so you know for sure just how fresh everything is made. Far better than Subway or other Sub Shop we have ever been to. Will definitely be going back and making it a regular lunch stop when we are down town. Did I mention the prices? You can't beat them!

Just down the road from Hocking Hills tours in Rockbridge is Logan and what has to be the shining…read morestar: Weaver's Market. Reasonable. That's all you need to know. We fed the three of us for under $20. It's a grocery store and more. Deli sandwiches and different Amish snacks, baked goods and candies. We bought a few jarred items, fresh bread, cheese and a German bologna that I absolutely love. The deli sandwiches were very good....but reasonable! The parking is a bit tricky and crowded. The owners are very gracious and inviting. This alone makes the trip worth taking! 04/25

Grabbed a bite to eat here after walking around the little antique shop across the way…read more I thought it was interesting that they have a TON of Amish candies and treats that you can pick up to take home but also have a deli counter to make sandwiches and smoothies. My fiance got a pulled pork sandwich with a bag of chips, drink and a candy bar. I got a Pina colada smoothie. Prices were very reasonable! We didn't pick up any candies or anything to take home but I loved that there were so many options of items, candies and/or frozen treats (cookies, cinnamon rolls) to take home.

Superb sandwiches and solid sides. Yep, that's the menu. But that's all they need!…read more Of the sides, the soft pretzels and pimento cheese were worth it - a perfect pairing. I would get them again. The dill pickle potato salad was okay. But let's get to these sandwiches. Meaty, juicy goodness. The sandwich that I got was a special called the King of the Rodeo. Meatloaf, bacon, white cheddar, BBQ sauce, crispy fried onions and ranch on sourdough. OMG! Put this on your regular menu, Newfangled! My wife got the Joe Brrr, essentially a Turkey Reuben. Completely different from my sandwich but very good. No wonder everyone gives this place 5 stars.

This Sandwich Brought the Heat: My Visit to Newfangled Kitchen…read more Some meals leave you full. Others leave you talking. And then there's the Lucifer's Hammer sandwich from Newfangled Kitchen in Bexley, Ohio--which left me sweating, smiling, and seriously considering a second round. I'd heard whispers about Newfangled Kitchen for a while. It's one of those word-of-mouth places--no gimmicks, no over-the-top Instagram vibes, just damn good sandwiches built with love (and a little madness). So when I finally found myself near Bexley, I knew I had to stop in. The moment you walk in, you get a sense of what this place is all about. The decor is no-frills but full of personality--warm wood tones, clever sandwich names chalked up on the wall, and a retro, diner-meets-neighborhood-joint kind of charm. It's small inside--cozy, really--with a few tables to snag if you're lucky. But if the weather's nice, the real move is to take your order out to one of the picnic tables just outside. There's something about spicy meatloaf and sunshine that just works. Now, about that sandwich. Lucifer's Hammer. Even the name dares you to underestimate it. We're talking a thick slab of meatloaf--juicy, savory, slightly crisp around the edges--stacked with fiery jalapeños, melted pepper jack cheese, lettuce, tomato, and smothered in their housemade diablo sauce. All that gets hugged by a soft, toasted bun. One bite in, and it's clear this isn't just a sandwich. It's a full-on assault (in the best way) on your tastebuds. The meatloaf is the real MVP here--comfort food leveled up. It's hearty, flavorful, and holds its own under the weight of the spice. The jalapeños bring the fire, but it's the diablo sauce that steals the show. Creamy, smoky, spicy--it lingers long after the last bite like a good movie scene you replay in your head. But Newfangled doesn't stop at one knockout. They've got a whole lineup of meatloaf-based magic. There's the "Newfangled"--their namesake sandwich, topped with bacon, cheddar, and a tangy barbecue aioli that brings the sweet-and-savory energy. Or the "Phil's Delight," which throws in fried onions and horseradish mayo for a punchier, richer flavor profile. If you want something a little less volcanic than Lucifer's Hammer but still packed with character, "The Fancy Pants" is a solid move--Swiss cheese, sautéed mushrooms, lettuce, tomato, and just enough zip to keep things interesting. And don't sleep on the sides. The mac & cheese is creamy and golden--exactly what you want riding shotgun next to your sandwich. The tater tots are crispy and nostalgic in the best way. And yes, they've got hand-cut fries too--salty, satisfying, and perfect for dipping into any sauce you "accidentally" save from your sandwich. Need something sweet to cool things down after Lucifer scorches your tastebuds? Enter the dessert menu. On my visit, there was a rotating selection of housemade brownies and cookies, and they were everything you hope they'd be--gooey, chocolatey, just-right indulgence that ties the meal together like a great movie ending. Newfangled Kitchen knows what it is: a sandwich shop with soul. No frills. No filler. Just really good food done really well. It's the kind of place where you feel like a regular even on your first visit, where the staff greets you with a smile and a knowing nod when you point to the hotter options on the board. If you ever find yourself anywhere near Bexley, do yourself a favor: stop in. Order the Lucifer's Hammer if you dare, but whatever you choose, bring your appetite. Grab a picnic table if the weather's kind, and take your time with it. Because sometimes, it's not just about the destination--or even the sandwich. Sometimes, you've just gotta take the trip.

A lot of people swear by this place. My experience just wasn't as good and we used them multiple…read moretimes for catering orders. But every time simple little mistakes. Special requests tend to be ignored and orders "forgotten", or not completed on time. I get that they are popular and busy. But please don't accept an order if you cant complete it in time. They don't even start it until you come to pick up the last two times. If you just want a sandwich, perfect option. Bigger orders? Give yourself extra time and don't expect it done as scheduled (no there is no apology offered for this from them).

Everything I have tried here has been wonderful. So convenient to pick something up for dinner and…read morethen heat it up at home. We love the lasagna and also the stuffed shells. But, our favorite? The sandwiches! When we are in the area, we stop in for a sandwich and eat at one of the tables inside, or outside if whether permits. Favorite sandwiches include The Wilbur and The Loreenie, each of them ordered with extra garlic....to die for!!! Highly recommended!

If you're ever out in Johnstown be sure and checkout Leonard's Coffee Roasting Co.!…read more Zack made me an amazing Shaken White Bombon and I ordered the Bacon & Egg Breakfast Sandwich & a Hash Brown. I'd drive all the way back just to have this again! Absolutely amazing coffee shop to stop by if you're traveling through or live in Johnstown!

It's always a treat coming into LCRC. The owner is incredibly kind and makes great conversation…read morewith all of his guests. You can tell each guest is as important as the one before. They have a wider variety of options than any coffee shop in the area. You'll find coffee and espresso in hot, cold, and blended (frozen) options, soda cocktails (my son recommends the root beer + marshmallow + cream "Happy Camper"), and more! On our last visit, we stopped by after a haircut next door at Tier One Barbershop for a soda cocktail and frozen latte!