I've been there several times over the years. It's very nice ambience. Service was excellent. I'm…read moresure we'll go back.

Situated in an early 19th century Philadelphia style house on the Zane Trace road. Decorated with…read morelots of period style stuff. Serving some seriously good German style potato salad along with a tasty Reuben sandwich. The cherry pie would probably be better heated up. Friendly service. Worth the drive!

Hotel restaurants are iffy, and generally want to be fancy but the food just doesn't live up to the…read morehopes. This was classy, and handy, and the food and service were great. We came at 6 on a Friday, and there were several parties but it wasn't busy. Only one server it seemed, and she was busy but kept up on things, with some help from the manager and other staff. Nice to see management jumping in and actually helping. They had a special St. Patrick's Day menu for the weekend, and everything on there looked good. Sweetie went with fish and chips, and they were pretty good. A little overcooked maybe, at least the batter, but the fish was tender and it was all tasty. K had cheese pizza, and fries. Decent kids menu, and decent food. A coloring menu and crayons are always nice. I had the corned beef and colcannon, and it was excellent. Loads of meat, with a sweet and savory sauce. Lots of perfect colcannon, with potatoes/parsnips/cabbage/leeks. Yum. They had a mix-up and started that late, so they gave us a free dessert. They also all looked good, and we went with the cherry bread pudding, which was excellent. Bread was many mini loaves, good enough to hold you till the app. Which I forgot about: Sweetie and I shared Brussels sprouts. Very good, with shaved parm on top. We all had leftovers (of the entrees, not the sprouts) for lunch the next day. Service was great, the setting is nice. Several seating options, including igloos in the courtyard. We also had breakfast here, free with vouchers from staying in the hotel, and it was a step above the usual hotel breakfast. Same kind of items, but better quality. AYCE, for $15 if you're paying separately, and though of course you pay one way or another it was worth it. We'd definitely come back. Really only came because it was handy, but way better than expected, and part of a nice stay at the hotel.

To call the Sunday buffet "disappointing" would be an overstatement. The food wasn't even warm and…read morethe service was indifferent. The best thing I can say about the experience is that there's a Bob Evans just a quarter mile down the road.

I'm beginning to believe they can do no wrong here. Today, 8/6/26, I tried the Walleye Rueben and…read morehot cabbage and Brussel sprouts. Both were excellent! Kate was our server and she is aces. It is a fast paced and crowded restaurant at times, but they handle it like the pros they are and keep everything clean and welcoming.

Very pleasantly surprised to find this gem in Zanesville! We started on the patio with a lovely…read moregarden & view of the river, sadly it started to rain. Server was so sweet & helped us move inside. We got Tuna appetizer & it was fantastic. We both got the Muddy burger & thought it was cooked perfectly. We did not add the bbq sauce & it was still good! I got chips & he got fries & we shared. I especially liked the fries.

SEVEN WORDS: Decadent Comfort Food / Cozy, yet Upscale: Exquisite…read more. Dear Horvaths" Wow. Sincerely, Two Yelpers. . We found Horvaths on a Lark - traveling East on 70, then finding a Gas Station with WiFi and Searching out a Restaurant via Yelp. Although Horvaths was 3.4 Stars, it was 1st among local restaurants in our Search. Knowing that one of our ABSOLUTE FAVORITES, Red Lobster in Whitehall, is rated 3 L 2, we know that ratings can be sabotaged by Yelpers-for-Egos' Sake Users. Boy, were we right. . This place is a very Succinct 5-Star Stop. . As you Arrive, the Restaurant is very unassuming: a Two-Story Farmhouse with a 50' x 120' Rectangilar Footprint. The Parking pad fits about 18 cats/trucks, and a decent facade-wide porch allows hawkers to sit out front and eat. . Inside, the Foyer opens to a cozy coffee bar and after a shotgun hallway, a wall-length bar opens to a small dining area. Everything is appointed in a medium walnut tone, with a Wyoming Mountain Home feel to the Interior. It was Fantastically Cozy. . We started with the Seafood Sampler appetizer. It includes grilled Brussel Sprouts, Deep Fried Creany Crab Rangoon, and Coconut-Crusted Shrump.Each item was just about perfect: full of robust taste and cooked beyond all Expectations. Our Entrees were Simple: Thick-Cut Bologna for Me and a Rice Bowl for my Wife. Bothnof those were quite yummy. The Rice Bowl nearly tasted like a great polenta Bowl, with bits of Fresh Spinach and other Seasonal Veggies Added to the Healthy Mix. . For 1 Appetizer, 2 Entrees, and 2 Sodas, the Total came to $42. That's nearly unheard of these days. In fact, it leans into our Favorite 'Cheap Eats Slogan': "MorecAffordable than Raising Canes." . Darn Tootin. At $42 and for that Exquisite Amount of Quality, I wouldn't be Surprised if we made sure this was a Forced Detour in our Very Near Future. NOTHING LESS THAN Fantastic.

Robin was amazing and her service was wonderful!! My burger was great the vibes of this place is…read moregreat!

Great atmosphere, food and wine are great! Our server Corben was awesome, with recommendations and…read moreservice. Highly recommend, and ask for Corben!

Went last night after hearing that the food was better this season. It was a sunny evening so we…read moretold the hostess we didn't want to sit in the sun however she refused saying that she had to seat people in a certain zone so the servers could have equal customers. Strike one in my book! The wine was enjoyable. The brisket sandwich did not have nearly enough meat- doubtful it was three ounces-for the large slices of bread so strike two! Our server was nice, my Cobb salad was tasty- once again scant on the chicken but otherwise good. Not a total strike out but close. Will go back for pizza and wine next time as it looked really good.

Great place for a girls' lunch! I am never disappointed! Quaint location with great views! You can…read morespend a bit of time there because of all the shopping. They have rotating specials to keep things interesting. I would especially recommend the mint lemon tea in the summer season!

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.

Amazing staff and amazing food! The best burger I have ever had!! Amazing everything.read more

A fabulous elegant lunch experience! We stopped while traveling and were greeted with a polite and…read moreconsiderate hostess. Immediately seated in a lovely booth. We were expecting higher prices given the beauty and fanciness of the atmosphere. I had a delicious and filling salad for $12, and my hubby had a sandwich platter for $17. We will definitely consider stopping again if we are in town again!

Yesterday my mother, sister, and I came in for lunch. We had Moscato flowing, a cheese board,…read morewonderful desserts, and stayed for a few hours. Our server Haylee didn't miss a step, one of the best servers we have had in years, she gave us great service long after we cashed out which doesn't happen often. Would get the sangria next time instead, but the starters, meals, sorbet and service were all incredible!

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!

Olde Dutch Restaurant in Logan -- so many people hyped this place up that we had to check it out…read more It's buffet style with all-you-can-eat salad bar, soups, hot dishes, and pies. Drinks are extra, and there's also a small $1-2 supplemental fee added on, which felt a little odd since it could probably just be included in the buffet price. The food itself is very classic home-style comfort food with lots of options. Nothing super fancy or out of the ordinary, but everything tasted fresh and the buffet was constantly being refilled every few minutes. We also got the iced sweet teas, which seemed to be really popular since almost every table had one. One unique thing -- the entrance and exit are through the gift shop, and you also pay there at the end of your meal, which definitely adds to the old-school country restaurant experience. Our waitress was attentive and friendly throughout the meal, too. Overall, worth the stop for the experience and comforting homemade-style food while visiting Logan.

We visited Olde Dutch for the lunch buffet and their goats (hot tip: add some goats to your…read morebusiness and I'll be there in a jiffy). This place was hopping but somehow everything flowed smoothly. We tried a little bit of everything- chicken and noodles, salad, stewed tomatoes, asparagus, has brown casserole, pie, etc. my husband seemed to really enjoy their fried chicken. They also offer a menu you can order from a la carte. The buffet was so extensive that we ended up sticking with it. I only hold off on the fifth star because some of the food was over salted and/or overcooked (especially the veggies- asparagus, cauliflower, etc).

First time there. Great breakfast choices and served quickly. Eight in out group all loved it…read more Great service also. Will definitely be back. Highly recommend establishment

So I have gone to this bar about 5 times bcuz I enjoy the karaoke and the crowd. However the…read morebartender is one of the rudest customer service workers I have ever seen. I can't comment on the food because she refused to cook anything for me on 2 occasions even signs posted said they served food. Every time I'd get a drink she would act like I was annoying her. I could maybe understand if I were intoxicated or didn't tip but I never have more than 2 or 3 and I am a generous tipper. And the worst part I think is no matter how kind you are to her she refuses to even smile at you. If u hate your job don't work with people. I told my friends if they find a new bartender I'll go back bcuz the karaoke was a blast but I'm not gonna pay money to be treated rudely. Not sure what other days she works but if u do go on karaoke night eat before u go. LoL