I saw a review of the Paddock Tavern on Facebook that said it was in Groveport. I could not fathom…read morehow I had not heard of it, as there are places we frequent in Groveport, and the town is not that big. It is in the clubhouse at the Links Golf Course. While driving up, I did not know what to expect, but there was plenty of parking. The restaurant feels like a spot where I could relax and have some of my favorite meals. Décor is OSU meets Mother's home-cooked diner. This is a real gem. We have eaten there three times, and the food is absolutely fantastic, with large portions, and the prices are reasonable. There is an extensive menu, and we have eaten different things every time

Pretty good food and service. I wasn't sure what to expect given the golf course setting, but…read moreeverything was well done and enjoyed. We had a meatloaf sandwich, turkey reuben, and fish and chips. Prices were maybe a little high for this style of food, but not out of line ($19 fish and chips). The patio was a lovely spot to enjoy a meal outside, but with plenty of shade.

Great hibachi every time! I love the cabbage that is added and the good portion for price. Try the…read moreegg yolk on top it's so delicious! I actually prefer it over the yum yum sauce!

Great takeout spot! Very nondescript exterior, but the food…read morewas fresh and delicious! Great value!

Love these pierogies but just found out Giant Eagle won't be carrying them anymore. When something…read moreis good it always seems to get discontinued.

Wow, total 180 from my first Sophie's experience!! For some odd reason, I was continuing to assume…read moretheir pierogi would be the same soggy, overly oily, tasteless potato pockets that they were those years ago, but I was completely telling myself a lie. In this case, I'm kinda kicking myself that I let my "First impressions tend to say a lot and hold true" personal motto cloud my thinking; I should have given Sophie's a second chance long ago. These pierogi were fantastic. Filled to the seam with potato purée. I went with their classic pockets served with sautéed sweet onions, roasted garlic & smoked paprika butter and sour cream. Outstanding!! I'm impressed! Looking at their menu, I'll certainly be tracking Sophie down in the summer months, as reading their Huevo Rancheros dish left me salivating!

We ate "second dinner" here while staying at the hotel. We tried both the boneless and regular…read morewings and a dessert. All tasted great and I appreciate that many items were beer infused (bbq sauce, biscuit, etc). The staff was friendly and accommodating of our late evening meal. We ate outside to enjoy the view of the pond, geese, and visiting dogs. I'll review the hotel separately but wish i lived closer to enjoy this great hang out spot!

Recently ate here after a long hiatus due to my earlier review…read more BrewDog changed their menu, once again, but this time for the better (there was no way the previous menu was helping them succeed)! I believe it is still WAY too pricy, especially with the way the economy is today. But the food is much better, I ordered the Patriot burger and it was cooked perfectly and tasted great. Issue is, it was $20. 3 stars because the taste of everything was great, but I do feel that you could have as good a burger at Five Guys and also save money. Drinks there never fail

If you are from the area this is a staple restaurant spot in Canal Winchester (other locations is…read morein Athens & Heath). The staff is always welcoming & you can tell that it's a family. Food is good. Never have a bad meal just sometimes doesn't sit well with me. We frequent here so you know it's a good time. Parking is mainly street around the corner. Town in small with local shops. Never been during evening times so keep that in mind.

I was super excited for this place, but I didn't even get to eat. On arrival we were told to seat…read moreourselves, 5 minutes later we were told someone would be with us soon, so far so good. Then we waited for 20 minutes. We didn't even get menus. Two tables were seated after us and were already ordering when we decided to give up and try another place. I don't like assuming people are prejudiced. I want to believe our server just happened to overlook the one table of brown people because they're a teenage girl going through a hard time. So that's what I choose to believe. I just hope the place shapes up, because someone else might not have taken it as well as we did. On the bright side, the staff seemed friendly (when we left, two servers near the entrance told us to have a nice day) and the dishes at the tables around us looked really good. I hope to come back and successfully try that chicken noodle soup someday

I have become a regular. Everything is legit. Fast service too I have no complaints. I'm slowly…read moreworking my way through the entire menu.

Very small food truck on the side of the road! But as for as authentic Mexican food and food in…read moregeneral they are amazing. Decent selection of food but everything taste fresh. Recently discovered as this business is right off the road surrounding a large logistics area. I got the Cubana this time. Very good size sandwich with all the fixing on it. Highly recommend getting the red and green sauce. Both have great flavor and spicy. Please not the parking for this place is in a high traffic area. Best to pull into the business lot or on the other side of the road. Just be safe crossing the road.

Love the staff, always fun and friendly. Great selection of beer, wine, Singles, everyday oops…read moreitems (milk, TP, cat food etc), lottery and snacks. Have been a customer for 6 + years and always my first stop for a quick grab.

This evening, fate called…read more It arrived in the form of a 4-foot vinyl banner violently flapping in the Ohio wind, proudly proclaiming the existence of Krispy Krunchy Chicken. Fine dining rarely announces itself with such confidence. With my dinner plans in ruins and culinary desperation setting in, I guided my vehicle into Norm's Market and was fortunate enough to secure one of the establishment's coveted parking spaces. Luck was clearly on my side. Upon entering, I was greeted by a thoughtfully curated collection of domestic beer, Monster Energy, beef jerky, scratch-off lottery tickets, and the unmistakable aroma of... possibility. Beyond the glowing Mega Millions sign, tucked into the back corner like a secret known only to locals, stood the Krispy Krunchy Chicken counter. It practically shimmered beneath the fluorescent lights. Behind the glass rested an impressive display of fried poultry that appeared to have been aging like a fine bourbon beneath the warming lamps. Alongside it sat potato wedges and several mysterious cups containing what I could only assume were side dishes. After careful consideration, I selected the Cajun Chicken Sandwich Krunch Box. The side selection required deep reflection. Mashed potatoes? Red beans? In the end, the neon-orange mac & cheese whispered my name. And because I believe life's greatest regrets begin with the words "I don't need the biscuit," I authorized the additional investment for the honey butter biscuit. The tasting would be conducted al fresco... in the driver's seat of my Bronco. Now... The sandwich. Friends... I wanted to love it. Unfortunately, the chicken possessed the texture of a flip-flop that had completed a Tough Mudder. The breading somehow managed to be both crispy and oddly gelatinous at the same time, a culinary paradox that science may never fully explain. The Cajun seasoning packed respectable heat, but the true jump scare came from the pickles, whose unexpected appearance nearly caused me to abandon the entire expedition at the nearest stop sign. Then... A hero emerged. The mac & cheese. Visually, it resembled something a preschool art class might create using safety-orange paint and Elmer's glue. Yet somehow... somehow... it absolutely slapped. Perfectly cooked noodles. Rich, cheesy, molten goodness. It had no business being that good. But the undisputed champion... The honey butter biscuit. Ladies and gentlemen... We've gathered here today to recognize a biscuit that understood the assignment. Golden. Fluffy. Warm. Sweet. Buttery. It was less of a side item and more of a spiritual experience. Final Michelin Summary Ambiance: Nothing says luxury quite like dining between a rack of la bubu's and a walk-in beer cooler while someone debates Powerball numbers. Service: Efficient. Professional. My meal was presented with the confidence of a five-star maître d'. Chicken: Between the gooey breading and the rubbery texture, I just can't give it the score I hoped for. Mac & Cheese: The ugly duckling that became a swan. Honey Butter Biscuit: Protect this recipe at all costs. Overall: Would I return? Absolutely. Not for the chicken. I'm coming back for that biscuit like it's got my social security number.