They have the BEST chai latte in Stark County! I've been there for breakfast and lunch and the…read morefood is always outstanding! Avocado Toast- yes please! It's so cute and quaint and the employees are so friendly - even when it's so busy!

Super cute place! The coffee here wasn't extremely pricey and was one of the best tasting ones I've…read morehad. I was not a big fan of the pumpkin flavor in my coffee, but it was the first pumpkin coffee I've ever had so that's on me. Regardless of that, it was still a wonderful drink, and I savored the whole thing. The people running the store were also very kind to me and my fiancé.

This is a cute family restaurant and has a lot of personal touches in the decor - winter and…read moreValentine's Day themed. Our server was sweet and friendly. The prices are extremely low, but it is cash only. I had the Fiesta Breakfast Plate and for the price it was okay. The eggs were moist and the rye toast was hot and flavorful. The mushrooms on top of the eggs were canned which wasn't what I expected. The salsa helped liven things up. My husband had the ham and bean soup. He said it was definitely homemade, but there weren't very many beans in the bowl though they did have Westminster crackers that he loves! Overall, we would probably go back when we were in the neighborhood, but order something else.

Great food - great prices - even BETTER service! We went for lunch. Hubs had the cheeseburger and…read moreonion rings and I had the Manhattan which was a top round roast beef sandwich with brown gravy on top and mashed potatoes with the brown gravy, both dishes were very good. They serve breakfast during open hours / would love to go back again this trip! Oh wait did I mention homemade pie!??

Great spot for a quick bite or to relax with a coffee - lots of comfortable seating. The staff is…read morefantastic, very helpful and friendly. They have a big menu with a lot of unique options. Loved the chicken salad and my kids really liked the churro cookies I brought home. Wish there were more places like this near me.

I stopped while on a bike ride. The staff is very friendly and welcoming. I had an ice coffee that…read morewas perfect. Of course, I had to have a piece of the cinnamon crunch cake to go with the coffee. There was plenty of casual seating. It was a nice day, so I sat on the porch. The porch is long and has tables, couches with side tables, and individual Chairs. I plan on taking my wife there for lunch. It's a nice place to eat, drink, and watch the world go by.

Fancy? No. Delicious food, friendly service, fair prices, and a small town vibe? YES. Its a go to…read morefor weekend breakfast but I've been for dinner once as well. I'll definitely continue going back! Tip: They get busy on the weekend, so just be prepared that you may need to wait. There isn't a parking lot dedicated to the diner, but street parking and a community lot down the hill is free. Don't forget to check out the dessert offerings!

Well my wife and I stopped into this cute little dinner in Bolivar, OHIO. Boy was this the best…read moredecision we had made in awhile. Cute little place with such warmth and friendliness. I had the Lemon Pepper Shrimp special and I loved every bite, also had green beans and Mac & cheese, great choice for sure. Beans were not over salty and the Mac & cheese was the best I have had in a while. Not overly cheesy as some are. My wife had the spaghetti with meatballs two large homemade type. She loved it and I was fortunate to finish it off. She also had a salad with freshly made ranch dressing. The she had the sugar free butter pecan ice cream which was to die for. The two waitresses are the bomb so very attentive and helpful always giving great suggestions. If you are near this town drive the extra distance to come here. Well worth the drive. They also take reservations on Thursday and Friday. Can you imagine that a dinner taking reservations. YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED COMING HERE

Come hungry. Hubby had the pot roast, I had the noodles and mashed potatoes, and together we…read moreapparently decided carbohydrates are a food group. The pot roast was melt-in-your-mouth tender, and the noodles tasted just like home. We topped it off with strawberry pie and strawberry shortcake. The shortcake was the clear champion in my book, although my husband conducted extensive research by eating most of both desserts. Highly recommend saving room for sweets.

So disappointed with this place. For weeks I've been looking forward to the Black Raspberry pie…read morethat I had read about in many reviews. Are you kidding me? It was like a jar of preserves had been placed between 2 sheets of mediocre pastry. Hubby had ham (yuck) and shredded home fries, that were cold and tasted like they'd been hanging out on the grill for a few hours. 2 stars instead of one as the lady at the counter was decent enough to take the pie off our bill. Obviously the locals love this place, but I was very disappointed. ChatGPT had recommended it. Try it and see what you think. We won't bother going back.

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.

Best chocolate milkshake! Said it was her first one. Food…read moreis always good. Truck noise is loud and a deterrent for eating outside. But not enough to keep us from eating there.

This was a pleasant experience and we will be back. This entire county is a dream for middle-aged…read morewomen, but this is a place to get a reasonable meal as a guy not trying to lose their mind looking at quilts, etc. Food = Fish sandwich and noodle soup were both good at a fair price. They run out of pies throughout the day because they're not serving old pie here, but they're good and lots to choose from. Service = Very friendly. Sometimes a guy has questions, like "Why is there a log of cheese with my soup?" (even though it's awesome). But they answer in a friendly way. Restaurant = This place is busy, you will likely wait. Lots of seats, because apparently I'm not the only one that plans on going back after visiting. Clean and quick.

Lovely spot for lunch in Amish country! Be prepared to wait if you go on a weekend...luckily there…read moreare a couple of shops nearby though where you can browse while you wait to be texted that your table is ready. They close at 3pm, took our names at 2pm, and said it would be a 45 minute wait (which it was) but we didn't feel rushed once we were seated even though it was close to closing time. Our server was extremely friendly and great! Foodwise, we ordered the veggie quiche with a side of the house tomato basil soup and the bistro burger (bacon added) with a side of their soup of the day, cheesy potato. They have a variety of specialty coffee drinks but I chose to order the lightly sweetened peach tea for something different. My husband really enjoyed his burger and said it was well seasoned. He enjoyed the potato soup also and only wished they had fries to enjoy with the burger. My tomato basil soup was tasty! The quiche needed seasoning...I had to add salt and pepper and hot sauce and it could have done without all the extra cheese sprinkled on top. It came with a slice of blueberry bread though which was nice! The peach tea was refreshing as a change but I'd go with coffee next time. All in all we'd eat there again for sure and would try one of their delectable-looking pastries next time too. Thank you for a nice lunch, Rebecca's Bistro!

The food was amazing; service superb and we got to meet and talk with the owners. It's a small…read morelocally owned place with that welcoming feeling

We had a great lunch at the Mill Street Diner on New Year's Eve. Not much was open in Amish Country…read morethat day so we felt lucky that they were open. They were steadily busy, but the staff was friendly and upbeat. It is in an old building that made you feel you had stepped back in time. Comfortable booths and high ceilings. Very homey feel. The food was hot and flavorful and not very expensive. We'll be back when we are in Sugarcreek again!

We stopped by for lunch on our way to Amish country because the pictures of the food seemed to have…read morelots of fresh ingredients and it sounded cute. It's a big restaurant off of a country road with plenty of parking. As of two weeks ago they were doing work on the highway that was kind of unpleasant with grated roads and lane closures but it looks like it will be done soon maybe.... Anyway, it's a large space with a gift shop and shabby chic decor that all appeared to be for sale since everything has a price tag on it even in the restaurant. The service was pleasant enough. The menu has fairly straightforward cafe like offerings of sandwiches and salads. I wanted something light so I opted for the cesar salad in spite of my reservations when it said tomatoes and olives were on it. Weird but whatever chicken, lettuce, croutons and cesar dressing still felt on brand so I went for it. This is not a cesar salad. It was a salad with balsamic dressing of some kind, toasted bread with the crust cut off and a cold chicken breast. And, it comes with bread but I was told they didn't have rye so I ended up with sourdough that was also not sourdough and the waitperson didn't bring it until I was mostly through eating my refrigerator cold chicken. Just, yikes. Additionally, I still don't know how there was rye for my sister's sandwich but I wasn't allowed to order it with my food. As for her lunch, the pastrami was fine but with a lackluster amount of meat. The French onion soup was the only thing that felt reasonable with quality and price. All in all, I think the snack bars or even grocery stores in the area/ Amish country appeared to have better offerings. I wouldn't recommend this place for lunch. The gift shop was cute and reasonably priced so maybe check it out for that but that's it.

Always delicious and beautiful setting for lunch. Crowded most of the time so make a reservation…read more The French onion soup is great

We were in town visiting friends in Wooster who heard about this place so we decided to try it out…read more The place looks amazing from the outside and even more amazing inside with the relic cars, signs, bicycles, etc. The decor is is awesome. We arrived around lunch time and it wasn't too busy. We had to seat ourselves because there was nobody in the front. Once we sat down, our waitress came to see if we wanted anything to drink which was nice. We ordered some bloody Mary's, sweat tea, hot chocolate, and waters. Our waitress came back a little bit to take our orders. We ordered the Chicken Fried Steak breakfast, the Sliders, Combo meal which came with a slider and chicken tenders, Rueben sandwich, and the Club sandwich. Our drinks took a bit to get but finally came out and they were delicious. We received our food shortly after that as well. Chicken Fried Steak breakfast-was cooked good, sausage gravy was good, could use a little more seasonning. Eggs cooked perfect, and the toast was great. Sliders-Plenty of food, sliders were huge, the meat was cooked well, I could use med rare but it was still great. hash browns were also cooked perfect. Combo meal which came with a slider, chicken tenders, and tator tots-They all were cooked perfectly. Rueben sandwich-The flavor was good but the bread was a little soggy. Club sandwich-It was cooked perfect and plenty of tots. After our meal we ordered the Salty Caramel and the Chocolate Malt shakes. Both of those shakes were delicious and plenty of shake to drink. The ambience inside is a must see. The service could have been better because it did take some time to get our food and drinks. Overall the food was good and I would go back to try something else.

Six neighbors piled into a car for an unforgettable two-hour journey to Massillon, Ohio as we went…read moreto the home of the NFL Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton! But before diving into football greatness, they made a pit stop at the legendary Chloe's Diner--a blast from the past that served up not just food, but a time-traveling experience! Picture this: classic 50's, 60's, and 70's vibes, surrounded by vintage cars, banana bikes, Good Humor Ice Cream cart, and memorabilia that screamed nostalgia! The group couldn't eat too fast because their eyes were glued to the treasures of yesteryear stories of first dates in old-school rides filled the air. It was a touchdown of flavor and memories! Chloe's Diner wasn't just a meal; it was a full-on sensory celebration. What a win for the team before heading to the Hall of Fame!