What a great small town market & restaurant! Worth driving out from Columbus for! I stopped in…read moreafter College Softball games at Denison University in Granville and then earlier on the way to Kenyon College in Rambier. Absolutely worth it! Product pricing and choices was outstanding. Ingredients, spices, staples and Amish specialty are all represented. Great deli and cheese selection. And the menu of the restaurant is really broad, efficient and great value. Everyone is friendly and helpful without being pushy. And the baked goods are impressive! Highly recommend!

Excellent choices for food and spices and bakery items. Everything is fresh whenever I go.read more

So I went to copia farms today. We were in Sunbury, it was kind of close…read more The store is 300sqft, with coolers and freezers. No staff. Self pay It is a sophisticated pay system with scanner. Cards only. Eggs were 4.99. They also had chicken, beef, sausage; all frozen Honor system is their business model I guess.

Good, healthy food choices for the home. It a little bit of a drive from the inner city of…read moreColumbus, but totally worth the effort. Raw milk is available through the medium of purchasing a herd share.

My experience here was terrible, in my opinion. I brought my parents and one of my daughters. I'll…read moreadmit they were more forgiving than I am here. We arrived around noon on a Friday. All tables were full. There is nothing that is worse in service than making people not feel welcome when you walk into an establishment. I don't need much. A hello, an acknowledgement, a welcome, sorry we'll be with you shortly....None of that. We stood awkwardly at the front of the restaurant half inside the doorway behind another family. The other family nor our family were not acknowledge for about 15 minutes. I tried to make eye contact and kind of nod at some of the wait staff and people behind the counter to make sure they understood we would like a table, but they flat-out ignored us. As if we didn't exist and they didn't want us there. It was kind of sad, really. The other family that was waiting eventually left after a while of realizing we may not be seated and we were not welcome. After about those 15 minutes, three tables of people finished at the same time. The waitress came over and said we could sit in a booth wherever. Yes, kind of like that. Sit wherever. It was clear they didn't want us there. We were inconveniencing them. Getting our waters and ordering our food was fairly straightforward, but the same vibes: not friendly nor welcoming. We waited longer at the table than I would've expected for waters and ordering, considering we'd now spent 30 min in the building and had hardly been acknowledged, but she did take our order. It was after 11am, so no breakfast options. Hmm, okay I get it I guess. That's fairly common for a diner. My only option as a vegetarian is a grilled cheese and french fries (pictured, after eating half the sandwich, about 12 french fries were included). It tasted good, but it was tiny. It was a kids'-sized portion. I was unsure of how a grown man was supposed to call this a meal. It was cheap enough, but I would've paid a couple more bucks for a larger portion, maybe a full side of french fries? All else was fine. The mood/vibe never changed. We weren't checked on, until we waved her over for more water and our bill. We paid our bill at the counter. I don't think I have high expectations. I just want them to...be okay with us being there? Provide service? (I always leave a tip, but I'm not sure what I was tipping for...) It's no excuse, but maybe they thought we were out of towners? I've lived here for 15 years, but it was definitely giving "you're not our people" type of vibes.

If you want a diner experience in a real diner with a counter food cooked right in front of you…read morethis is the place for you. Ate here for lunch on a bike ride. I had a fried bologna sandwich with onions and pickles, which was great. The only reason I don't give them five stars is it took 45 minutes sitting at the counter to get my sandwich. Would try again, but maybe during half hours

I would give no stars if I could! Just had the worst customer service experience over the phone…read moreover a simple question. I was basically chewed out by the person who called me back. My family and I will never spend a dime at this place.

DO NOT TAKE YOUR DEER MEAT TO GET PROCESSED HERE…read more They will give you about 25% of the deer meat that you take to get processed, keep the rest, and then sell it to the public. Read their recent Google reviews, this is their business practice since new management.

Call me basic, but picking apples was definitely on the checklist for the Midwestern experience…read more It's one I didn't have when I actually lived in Ohio. So the better half and I were back for a short trip and she requested to do this. When I didn't know where to go, I went to Yelp! Yelp suggested this amazing place that not only fulfilled this must-do, but surprisingly offered so much more than the flannel with yoga pants, Ugg boots, and PSL experience...We had the most fun with shooting apples out of giant cannons, while we tried to hit various targets such as cars and metal figures set up for patrons to take out some aggression. Had there been more time, we would have done the corn field maze so I could have overcome my fear that Malachi would have been preaching in the middle to a bunch of children. We were able to stop at the market and "snacks" section. The lunch options were limited but decent---we tried both the burger and chicken sandwich with fries on the side. It's difficult to fail at making fries and they definitely didn't fail, but wouldn't go again for their burgers or chicken sandwiches. Perhaps, pack a lunch and enjoy a picnic with some bites from the market (like their salsa and fruit-filled pies). We also tried the Witt custard truck parked outside the market, which wasn't bad, but wasn't the quality in which we were hoping.

Amazing great food Have had it since the eighties and it is…read morestill by far the best. Even some of the same staff from the 90s are there

Villa is a Johnstown staple, no question. It has a fantastic cracker crust that doesn't disappoint…read more It's hard to find one like it. However, accuracy and service are lacking. I've been eating here since I was a small child and I can genuinely think of only a handful times they have actually got our order correct. We're not particularly difficult orderers either. The most complex thing we ask for if a plain Italian sub. But our food is consistently wrong and if you say anything about it the owners are super rude. Our visits are few and far between these days.

I'm not sure what kind of apples I picked this day but it was fun! Maybe golden delicious? There…read morewere plenty of apples left on the trees this early October day. Some were hanging low and perfect at kid level. When you first pull in and follow the signs, they give you a bag to fill. You then fill your bag and pay per bag when you pull out to leave. Be prepared to open your truck so they can verify how many bags of apples you have. Apparently stolen apples are a thing. Cost varies per apple type. $20 was the going rate for these. It looks like a Kroger sack but it hold surprising a lot of apples! They were very knowledgeable about the types of apples they grow and seem to have good dispositions. All were masked up

This was a very fun experience! You do have to keep driving down the gravel path, keep following…read morethe arrow signs and you'll find someone that will tell you how it all works and where to park. I saw on Google that this pumpkin patch was dog friendly and we had to go check it out. There wasn't much there that we saw except for the pumpkins. There's an apple orchard and some other things I believe as well but I'm not sure if those are open to then public or anything about that. Each pumpkin was $7. Worth it for being able to take the pups with us.

Consistently good service, prices are fair, and you have what is on the menu! Treats are always…read moremade just right!

the food is very good. Customer's service is very good. the ambiance , what ever that means, is…read moregood.

Fryways is located in the Polaris food court. You may have heard it called Friedays in the past but…read morethe name changed because TGI fridays was a party pooper. This is such a great establishment. A local small business food truck turned to food stand. They have a stand in the Schottenstein center at OSU as well. The menu has a lot of options. Regular fries if you're feeling plain, but normal chili or chili cheese too. The fun stuff are the ones with several toppings. I ended up going with chicken bacon ranch. Flaming hot out of the grease fries topped with chicken, ranch, bbq , cheese sauce, and bacon....wow they were good. Pro tip: get a small!!! I got a small and still ended up taking half of it home. It's more than enough for 2 people with all the toppings . Overall great establishment, cant wait to go back for more.

I finally made it in to Fryways formerly "Friedays" at polaris fashion place inside the food court!…read moreI was an instagram contest winner and was finally able to use my super fun poker chips to try it out! I love the food truck vibe it was very cool! I got the chicken bacon ranch and my husband got the Brutus Buckfry and we loved them both! Lots of food for a small and we each got a can of soda. Something about it was very classic and I loved it. Very hot and fresh fries with such flavor! We will be back!