The absolute best people in the World and I'm a complete stranger to them but they welcomed me in…read morelike family. The service is Way Above and Beyond the industry standard and I'm a Chef! The coffee and everything they have to offer is top notch. I would give it a million stars if I could. I will definitely be a regular. You have to go check out this quant spot that offers more than coffee and treats it offers something special for your soul!!

This is one of my favorite spots. You won't find more genuine people. The hot dirty chai is my…read morefavorite.

We stopped into Spring Hill Pastry Shop during a last-minute overnight trip, and I'm really glad we…read moredid. Everything we tried was soft, fresh, and flavorful without being overly sweet, which I really appreciated. You can tell this is the kind of place that's been doing things the same (and doing them well) for a long time. The prices were also surprisingly great, and had they been listed, I would have purchased a lot more. It's a small, old-school bakery that's clearly been a local favorite for generations, and that charm is part of what makes it special. That said, as first-time visitors, it was a little tough to navigate. Nothing is labeled, no menu, no prices, so we had to ask a few questions and rely on recommendations. Maybe it was just a busy Saturday morning, but the young woman helping us didn't seem thrilled that I was taking photos and asking about the pastries. I get that most of their customers are probably regulars who already know what they want, but for those of us just passing through, a little guidance (and patience) would go a long way. Even with that experience, I'd still recommend stopping by. The pastries really are that good, the prices are fair, and it's the kind of nostalgic, old fashioned bakery that's getting harder to find these days.

The staff here is absolutely amazing. They do a lot of volume and they keep people moving through…read morewith love and care. They have a wide variety of cakes, cookies, donuts, and pastries. My favorite was the hot dog doughnut with chocolate drizzle that they are famous for.

Not quite sure where to start, so I will go with the obvious...the pies are amazing. All of the…read morebake-goods amazing (hopefully the pumpkin cookies will be back this fall). On top of that, they have the best hot dogs in town. They are piled high with chili and slaw and are so meaty and flavorful. Get two sloppy dogs, a side of mac salad and a cookie or pie and you are set for a great lunch. Such friendly people and everything is homemade, so you can't go wrong. The goods are a little pricey, but you get what you pay for and more at Grams.

Left home early before breakfast for a crack of dawn meeting in Jackson so I was very pleased to…read moresee a cafe with breakfast getting good ratings on Yelp. Folks weren't lying. The Spot on Main Cafe fits the bill with a terrific warm pretzel breakfast sandwich with a large sausage patty and melted gouda. I'm pretty skeptical of sausage patties as they are typically thin, dry, and hockey puck-like. This one was none of those things. The large latte was robust in size and taste. Tasteful and super clean interior with good but not too loud music. Helpful service advising on choices (the bacon and swiss on a croissant was a close second when deciding what to get). Went for the pretzel which too wasn't the typically dry, hard, experience that requires incisor driven tearing to eat. I include a picture from the bathroom, definitely a first. But hanging on the inside of the door was a Scandinavia style high chair to have kiddos sit when you are otherwise occupied in this spotless bathroom. Two tables out front with shades and other tables around the corner in the back as well. Plenty of space inside but if you want to get outside to enjoy the morning coffee, that's an option. I'll definitely be back next time I have business in Jackson.

Every town needs A Spot on Main! The shop is upscale, trendy in a renovated historic building. They…read moreserve locally roasted coffee, breakfast and lunch sandwiches, and soups. We stopped in for an early lunch, which they serve all day. Everything on the menu looked delicious and prices are reasonable. I had a bowl of the chicken and rice soup. The soup was thick and creamy with lots of vegetables and delicious. My husband loved the Club Sandwich which was packed with ham, bacon, avocado, lettuce and tomato. Service was a bit confusing as one of the clerks told me to sit down and brought a menu. But she never came back to take our order and we figured out we had to go up to the counter to order. I guess the regulars know this. The place is popular, there's a line to order and most tables full. They have a nice patio out back with tables. Inside, there are about 15 tables. It gets loud inside when they are full. They sell their locally roasted coffee in the shop along with other coffee related gifts. There is street parking out front and a handicapped access at the rear entrance.

When in season they have beautiful flowers, gorgeous hanging baskets and plenty of veggies to…read moreplant. In the store they have a deli and bakery. The hand held pies are a star within themselves! Come early as people like to take bags full. The red raspberry and lemon and winners. Lots of canned items and jellies, plus plenty of bulk packet choices.

Ok first, let me say that I DON'T love the donuts here- but read on!…read more For everything else this is a one-stop shop for Amish goods like spice mixes, food, deli, and flowers (seasonally). I love stopping in here because the staff is so friendly and helpful. It's definitely a gem on the outskirts of town that a lot of people overlook. Stop by and check it out!

As someone visiting Middleport from Los Angeles, I can say the food at this deli is absolutely…read moredelicious. The breakfast foods and hamburgers were fresh and flavorful. The hot coffee and iced vanilla lattes were also really good. Above everything else, the staff were very welcoming and friendly.

Not overly helpful unless you plan to sit and eat. There are your traditional deli items and…read morepackaged bulk items, they are not making as many pies and desserts, that is what drew me in. Nice spot to grab a lunch, not much more in this little piece of downtown.

Make your way in and make a time warped order at the counter and take your seat in a hard booth…read moreadorned with Tiffany hanging lights that scream 80's. Food is brought out, they have simple eats. Crinkle fries hot and crunchy. Burger inexpensive and decent. Easy old school grilled cheese. White bean soup is a generous serving with a piece if cornbread. A easy spot to eat at, restaurant is clean and 100% old school vibes.

We stopped in on the way to Columbus and highly recommended McClure's. A cute, local restaurant,…read morethe staff was wonderful, friendly and efficient. The food was delicious, affordable and served quickly.

What a treat to have some real crafted Ice Cream here, And I had he "Criterium Crunch" they made in…read morehonor of the National Championships that were happening this week. Yummy!!!!

The ice cream was pretty good. The inside is funky and they have other things like regular food…read morethat has nutritional value as well. They seemed to have vegetarian options. The location also is pretty good as it is on what seems like a busy street. They weighed the cup after putting a scoop in it which I thought was really bizarre and felt kind of like nickel and diming. I don't think i have ever seen that at an ice cream place before. Are your margins on the $7 scoop of ice cream really that tight?

Great place! The food is great but some items are a hit and miss. I highly recommend this place for…read moreall your meats and meal making needs.

They have about anything you need an they are great people they make you feel comfortable when…read morethere food is the best

I recently saw a post on Ohio Trips' Facebook page about a charming little bakery tucked away in…read moresouthern Ohio called Four Mile Bakery. As a former chef and someone who creates food videos for my YouTube channel, I'm always searching for hidden diners, cafés, and bakeries that deserve more attention. Supporting local Ohio businesses is something I'm passionate about, so I made the drive to Jackson to see what all the buzz was about. The bakery sits along a quiet country road across from a picturesque farm with goats, horses, and cows, making the drive there part of the experience. When I walked inside, I discovered it's much more than a bakery--it's also a country general store stocked with homemade jams, jellies, sauces, and other locally made goodies. But let's be honest... the real reason for my visit was the doughnuts. Instead of the typical display case, Four Mile Bakery has a doughnut buffet where you put on plastic gloves and pick out your own favorites. It's a fun concept that lets you really take your time looking over all the incredible options. While I was filming, I had the pleasure of meeting the owner, Shawn. He couldn't have been more welcoming. He shared the story of the bakery, how many of their recipes were developed, and the passion that goes into what they make every day. Then came the highlight of my visit--their signature Wagon Wheel doughnut. This giant glazed doughnut is unlike any I've ever had. Most oversized doughnuts tend to be heavy, bread-like, and dense. Not this one. Somehow they've mastered the art of making it unbelievably light and airy with an almost cotton-candy-like texture. It practically melts in your mouth. It's one of the best doughnuts I've ever eaten. They also offer an impressive variety of doughnuts with all kinds of toppings and flavors, so there's something for everyone. Although they serve lunch items as well, I didn't have enough time to try them on this visit. We picked up several doughnuts along with a few items from the general store, thanked Shawn for his hospitality, and headed home. Four Mile Bakery is exactly the kind of hidden gem I love discovering. Great people, incredible homemade doughnuts, and a beautiful country setting make it well worth the drive. If you're anywhere near Jackson--or even if you're not--make the trip. The Wagon Wheel alone is worth it. P.S. Unfortunately, my camera's microphone decided to quit working during my visit, so most of the footage I captured is without sound. I guess that's just a good excuse to make another trip back to Four Mile Bakery... and somehow I don't think I'll mind having to eat another Wagon Wheel!

This store/bakery is awesome. What an adorable place. You can grab so many things including…read morelunch and some of the freshest baked donuts I have ever tasted. The owner was so friendly and told us about his business and history. The donuts are absolutely huge. I also bought some sauces and jams that look great. There is a cute a candle shop next them that a local lady runs. She makes her own candles and wax melts. She was just the cutest, sweetest lady and so very friendly. I HIGHLY recomnend going to both of these locations in Jackson Ohio.