My wife & I have been to quite a few orchards around Ohio and this one has by far the best Apple…read moreCider and Carmel Apples! They offer a wide variety of fresh picked apples as well as pumpkins and other Fall favorites. It is worth the drive from Dayton for the experience of an apple orchard and the opportunity to bring back such great tasting products to the city!

Pretty, clean farm, delicious apple cider, beautiful pumpkins. We got caramel apples, pumpkin…read morebutter, and plenty of cider to round out our early fall feast.

We loved our little sweet stop here and purchased wayyy too many goodies for the road this cute…read morelittle bakery is located on the Brumbaugh fruit farm property in a stand alone building. During our visit, we ended up picking up sour cream donuts, a pumpkin cookie, apple fritters and an apple muffin. I was most excited to see the sour cream donuts- they can be hard to come by! The front patio offers a few seating options but the bees seem to rule the roost out there. Look forward to visiting down the road for holiday pies!

Best bakery anywhere! Everything is so good;…read more and the home made pies!!! We order their fruit pies for our family get togethers. The apples & peaches are grown on their fruit farm, also highest recommendations.

My husband and I took our little boy to Dougherty Orchards last weekend to the petting zoo. As I…read moresaid in my last review, it's a really nice setup, except for some reason they have tiny cages for animals who aren't exactly "pettable." They have two arctic foxes cooped up in a corn crib, and a coati (kind of like a raccoon) in a tiny, dark cage. The poor thing was just pacing like crazy. It made me so sad that it was hard to enjoy the rest of our trip. I just don't understand why they'd have these animals in such small enclosures - or even have them at all, since they're not exactly petting zoo material. Oh, and maybe it's too early in the season, but the apple situation was not looking so good (presumably due to the drought we had this summer). The yellow jackets did not get the memo, however.

Great for apple picking, if you go during the right time in the season. Fun time roaming through…read morethe orchard, picking our own apples. The apple cider is amazing. They've also got home made doughnut holes, caramel apples and cider slushies. In the store, they have candles, candies, jellies, and sauces. Dougherty is known for their petting zoo, too. Admission is $1 and you can purchase an ice cream cone full of feed. It's not exactly a "petting" zoo as most of the animals are caged and the ones that aren't can bite. It's small, the cages are very small and it'a mostly goats, chickens, turkeys, pigs, deer, guinea pigs, donkeys and a porcupine. If it bothers you to see animals in small enclosures, don't go. If you do go, keep your fingers out of the cages! Those suckers bite!

Kind of hard to find. Small storefront and store, but full of energy when you enter. This place is…read moreboth a restaraunt and a bakery. They have a few tables tosit and order breakfast or lunch. They also have a wide variety of freshly made baked goods to include cookies, pies, brownies, and more. Staff was very nice, friendly and helpful. Everything we had was delicious. Can't wait to return.

This place is so cute! Staff is so friendly and welcoming and their breakfast and pastries are…read moredelicious, 10/10 will be going here again soon.

A genuine neighborhood butcher shop and deli. Quality meats from local sources. You will often…read morefind BOGO items, so you can end up with quality far above a supermarket at a much lower price. The counter people and butcher are very helpful and kind. You can tell they value the customer. The deli carries Boars Head cold cuts, which are the best you will find. You can have sandwiches made to order or just get some sliced to go. You will find lovely prepared salads and today they had cabbage rolls so I got a couple. Also their own fresh baked baguettes may be purchased. They've got a slightly firm crust, pillowy interior, and only four natural ingredients. They also carry condiments and jarred pickle type delicacies from small labels, chips and crunchables, and some drool-worthy housemade desserts. This standalone store is off the main road and one of the best turns you'll make in this town. Private parking lot. It has been some time since I last shopped here and it's better than ever. I'll be back and you should, too!

I didn't know exactly what I wanted for lunch so I stroller into Radford's Meats & Deli shop and…read moreman I wasn't disappointed.. "Deb" stepped up and made me an absolutely fabulous Rueben sandwich! Just like Mom with care! Gonsee the peeps at Radford's they will hook ya up everytime with so many specialties cause they are worth the drive from anywhere!

This is an adorable, locally-owned pie and coffee shop on US 40 in downtown Centerville. I stopped…read morefor coffee only, but the fresh baked pies looked amazing. My coffee was good and hot. Fresh cherry cobblers had just come out of the oven. Whole pies need to be ordered 48 hours in advance but they carry a nice assortment of sliced pies for purchase. The clerks are friendly and anxious to serve. My coffee came out quicker than I could enjoy the aromas. There are no tables to sit at to eat your pie, but there are three cafe chairs. Outside there is a bench, but it was wet from the rain. There is street parking out front. I may have to go back for some pie.

Quaint pie shop on Main Street Centerville. Many staple pies such as sugar cream, coconut cream,…read morecherry, key lime, that rotate with specialty pies like snickers pie, Oreo pie, French Toast pie. Pie types are listed daily on their Facebook page. Can purchase by the slice or buy whole pies. Specialty hot and cold coffees and teas also available. Very religious based, not my thing exactly, but no big deal. I'm here for the pies! Service is always sweet and friendly.

Actually met the owner Tammy at a dog event in Ohio, and she told us about her shop in Richmond,…read moreInd, which was on our way home via 70 W. She mentioned free pup cups for the doggos, too! When we got there, we realized it was only indoor seating, so we got our ice cream and pup cups to go and eat near the cars. (Cute little shop, though!) My friend and I both got the Honey B, which was a big #yum. And the 3 doggos with us thoroughly enjoyed their pup cups.

To start, the girl who took are order was not friendly at all. She looked like she hated her job…read more Not a good first impression. Then came the ice cream. We tried four flavors and all of them were terrible. They were incredibly over churned, which made they grainy/icy and absolutely disgusting. The peanut butter ice cream was also the only one of the four that had any actual flavor. Then of course is the fact that you sit there with the grumpy employees with no music playing in there. It's just awkward. All in all a truly horrible experience and we won't be going back.

This is the only place I will buy flowers. They have the most beautiful, hardy hanging baskets. I…read morebuy two for my mom every year for Mother's Day. If you keep them watered they always last well into late October. They also have the largest mums, a huge variety of pumpkins in all shapes and sizes and are very affordable. Too often at big box stores the plants are not watered regularly and are not healthy, break when planting or transporting because of being too dry. At McDivitts, I always have hearty plants that last the entire season.

We have been to McDivitt's twice in the past two weeks during our stay in town. This place is…read moreGREAT! The produce is so fresh, reasonable, and the concept is easy: drive up, park right by their stand, make your selection, pay and go! The peaches are so sweet and flavorful. And our grandmother requests the tomatoes frequently. They also had a assortment of green beans, potatoes, corn, peppers and a few types of melons. We'll definitely buy our fresh fruit and veges here when we are back in the area!