Cutest little spot in the middle of ...well, not nowhere, but kinda feels that way compared to my…read moredaily life in NYC. But the line out the door is JUST LIKE NYC. You order at the countwr and they bring your food to you. Limited seating indoors.but plenty outdoors, which is great in good weather. Plenty of fun, interesting, refreshing drink options and a short but also interesting food menu. Tasty too. I'd come back for sure if I was in the area. And the building was once a train station for real.

What a cute and historic little spot in Granville. The outside has a large patio for plenty of…read moreseating and while the inside is small it still offers seating for around 20 people. This is set in an old train station, hence the name. The staff was all super friendly. I sadly had already had coffee but I ordered the coffee cake muffin and the potato bowl. The coffee cake was so good! I loved the potato bowl, the potatoes were super crispy and delicious and the sauce on it was divine. I would definitely recommend this little spot

I love my girls!! They know me when I call in the morning after a long night at work and order my…read moreSignature French Toast with extra fruit. THAT is what matters to me after food....feeling welcome and comfortable and loved. Kuddos Big Apple Cafe Church Street!!!

Very good food. It's always super busy but that's a given with such good breakfast food. Most of…read morethe staff is nice. We've been having breakfast/lunch here fairly regularly recently.

Great music! Great food!…read moreExcellent fast and accurate service! Great price! Excellent ambiance! Will be back!

We wanted to try something new and found Earthworks Cafe and Lounge. Our server Andrea was so…read morefriendly and helpful. She alone makes us want to come back. The atmosphere was so relaxing and cozy. It's a cool vibe but seems really good for families as well. The Eggs Benedict was so good and I had to take some home. My husband destroyed the BELT handheld. We definitely will be back and are bringing family and friends! What an awesome find!!!

What a cute spot! Hubs loved it for the efficiency and operation logistics as they moved people…read morethrough quickly and with care! We were in the area and looking for a brunch spot and Early Birds Breakfast popped up with good reviews. The menu had so many options, decision paralysis! I ended up with the pancake, eggs, and bacon breakfast. The food was great quality. The eggs was fresh and delicious. The bacon was cooked beautifully and not just pure fat. The pancake was delightful and fluffy. Coffee was also solid here. Stop by if you're nearby!!

The best service I have ever received. The environment was so good it almost didn't matter the food…read morewas amazing. But the food was top notch

Great food great service awesome environment clean place if you're looking for a good burger this…read moreis the place

My friend told me they have great burgers, but he got the special "Bennett" listed on the "Burger…read moreSpecial" board which came with corned beef, so he was surprised that there was no burger, and told me that the corned beef was "cheap lunch meat quality". I was looking forward to trying a couple beers listed on the website, but they were not there. My BLT was delicious, but the "avocado" upcharge was really just an avocado sauce, not real avocado. Most irritating though, the waitress brought us our check while I was only halfway done with my meal - I didn't ask for it and was clearly not ready. My friend commented to her that I still was thinking of getting a boozy milkshake. She didn't get the hint that maybe we weren't ready for the check, and just asks me which one I want. I was planning that as a dessert, so I stared at my half-eaten meal and told her that I'd like to finish my meal first before thinking about that. I haven't felt so rushed in a restaurant a long time. My friend told me that he goes often and had never had that experience before, so we'll try it again - and get a real burger.

A good happened to be in town visiting, so we planned brunch here so we could catch up and fill up,…read morehaha. When we arrived, it wasn't crowded at all. I think there was maybe two other parties there; they open at 11 am on Saturdays, so they serve a later brunch than most. By the time we left, about 2 hours later, it was pretty full. Our gentleman server was young, but knew his stuff (didn't have to write anything down), polite, answered our menu q's and offered suggestions. I picked their Big Breakfast Bowl, and it was fantastic. Different flavor profiles than you run of the mill breakfast hash mesh-ups. The base-layer smashed spuds were perfectly soft with crisp edges. I'm not sure which sauce gave the orange coloring, the sausage gravy or their Shasta sauce, but together it was definitely one of the best sausage gravy get-ups I've had in my life. I loved the small sausage chunks; very happy it wasn't minced down to nothingness. I'm so glad Buckeye Lake has a genuine restaurant to brag about. I would love to go back and try their lunch/dinner menu. They have happy hour - drinks AND food items - from 4-6 Monday through Friday, along with daily drink specials Mondays-Thursdays. While I can't comment on the tastes, they have many appealing cocktails that sound intriguing. I will state prices are higher than average here. However, everything is homemade. So quality and quantity were spot on for my experience.

The service was very good. Staff were very friendly. The menu has some familiar dishes but also…read moreinteresting new takes on traditional fare. If you're in the Buckeye Lake region, this is s solid choice.

Half of our food was good, half was really lacking, but sadly, the service was poor and affected…read morethe quality of our experience. We were seated behind a barrier, and after dropping off our entrees, our server disappeared. My husband realized that he hadn't been served any condiments with his fish & chips -- no tartar sauce, lemon, vinegar or ketchup, nor slaw. He waited a few minutes to dig in, figuring someone would pop around the corner and we'd catch their eye, or our own server would return to check on us. Nope. Meanwhile, hubby had tasted a few fries, which were barely warm and a bit flabby. He started to eat his fish, sans tartar, and said it was ok, but not super hot. Fish and chips out to come out of the fryer so fresh and hot that you need to wait a few minutes to eat it so you don't burn your mouth -- but not here. This food had been sitting around a while. A few other servers had checked on tables nearish to ours, but didn't give us so much as a glance, and didn't hear our loud "Excuse me!"s. We weren't thrilled at the prospect of having to get up and go to the bar or hostess station to get help. But because both our meals had become unenjoyable thanks to waiting over ten minutes for someone to happen by, I decided I'd go seek assistance. But just then, our server happened by. We flagged her down and asked for all the things that were missing. She glanced at my husband's still pretty full plate and her eyes popped a bit, clearly realizing that the sitch was not pleasing to us. She brought the missing condiments, but damage done at that point. It had been a little exhausting waiting around and keeping our eyes peeled for a passing server. The restaurant should make it more of a point to send servers through that lower seating area on the regular. It was a pretty mediocre dinner.

Last month, we were nearly two and a half hours into our drive from Pittsburgh to Columbus and…read morestopped in at The Blue Heron Kitchen. Based on several other reviews, I was a bit worried at first about what was to be expected with speed and quality of service. Our server, a young lady, was excellent, and helpful with making our choices. Her manager or chef seemed like a man possessed running around the floor to assist his staff at the time and did stop by once to check in with us. As far as menu changes or decor from a recent refresh, I have no basis of comparison so couldn't care less about that. We were starving so we opted for recommendations from our server spanning all over the menu. We had everything from cheese curds and bang bang shrimp to the Reuben and patty melt, to a filet mignon with loaded baked potato as a side. In retrospect, kicking ourselves now since nobody in our party got any seafood outside of the shrimp appetizer. Doubtful we will be back east of Columbus for a while so I have no idea when we'd realistically get to try the Salmon BLT or seafood pasta. Unfortunately nobody snagged photos of the food since we were famished and it wasn't a priority. I don't eat sweets, but was told the Key Lime Pie and Banana Fosters were well worth saving room for. If you're like me, I'd opt for the OG Dockside Old Fashioned instead.

A great small business that cares for their customers! Every front staff person came by to check on…read moreus, bring us food, irrespective and bring refills etc. Our party ordered burgers, gripped cheese, and a hot dog. The person whobhad the gilles cheese added bacon. They said the bacon was perfectly crisp, not floppy, not burnt. The Hot Dog was a Costco style 1/4lb dog, nuff said. The burgers came out on a soft hamburger bun, topped with a generous portion of lettuce, tomatoes, and onions. The patty was a well seasoned 70/30 patty that hit all the notes. Just right, not overly seasoned with GSP or fillers. Salt pepper Beef that's all. Finally, the star... the hand cut fries! This was a bonus for us as we didn't know thet had them. When the server suggested them, we all said yes! They were that rich brown that fresh fair fries get...ya know?! Summary: If you're in the area and are looking for a place to eat, check out the restaurant masquerading as a house in the center of Buckeye Lake.

First of all this place is very old school so don't expect anything fancy. The staff were friendly…read moreand hard working. The menu is a variety of breakfast and lunch with daily specials. I had the walleye dinner with baked potato and coleslaw. It was fantastic. Fresh walleye given in a generous portion. This has the feel of places I grew up with in southern Ohio in the 70s and 80s. The prices were amazing. My dinner was under $13 bucks which is half what you would pay in Columbus. The breakfast items looked huge and delicious so we will definitely be back to try those. Overall nostalgic small town restaurant vibes. Definitely check it out if you are in the Buckeye lake area.

While the historical ambiance and beautiful views at the Granville Inn make for a great atmosphere,…read morethe dining experience itself left room for improvement. ​I ordered the eggs Benedict, and it was fairly average, edible, but nothing special, making the price feel a bit high for what was served. The service was also a mixed bag: my waitress was new and a bit unusual, though I did notice several other team members who were polished and attentive. ​It is a lovely setting with incredible views, but the food and service consistency could use some refinement.

Nice place to stay aside from a few issues. Bar and restaurant have limited times they are open…read more Had to door dash some meals. Toilet seat is ridiculously small. My wife and I are normal built and we both had issues with the seat being accommodating. The food, when they are open, is tasty. Employees are very nice!