The food is good and the wait staff are amazing. The salad bar is fresh and well stocked. Breakfast…read moreis especially yummy

We enjoy the salad bar here. It's a nice hometown feel place. We enjoy the occasional kids eat free…read morespecials.

This restaurant seems to be your average diner with okay coffee and food. The portions are pretty…read morelarge considering the bill. One note to those thinking of checking it out: they don't take credit cards. There is an ATM across the street where you can get cash if you need it. The draw for me is the personality of the place and the friendly staff. We visited after running a local road race and looked for a decent breakfast place with potatoes. The bathrooms are little dingy looking but looked clean. They had several specials listed on the wall including a sloppy Joe with fries. I ordered the sloppy Joe and was told a few minutes later that they had not made it and asked what I wanted instead. I opted for the German fried Bologna sandwich which turned out to be pretty good. The fries needed salt but that's easy to correct.

The food there is great ! it's just that it's service is kind of slow . but I still definitely…read morerecommend it for a place to eat breakfast.

We stopped in at Scott's Diner on a Sunday on our way home from Columbus. Cute little family run…read morediner offering home cooked goodness. We were able to find a seat at the counter amongst all the regular locals. My phone did not eat first at this place. I was too hungry I had to dig in once my food arrived! I got the French toast with a side of scrambled eggs and my husband got their classic breakfast. Wow. Although the selections were your average diner fair, everything was fresh and cooked to perfection. I think it might have been some of the best French toast I've ever had. Crispy edges and soft almost custard like center. I didn't think I was going to be able to finish but I indeed did. The hospitality mixed with great breakfast made this a wonderful stop.

1 star is generous as this place was a huge disappointment. First disappointment was the menu…read moreprices. Absolutely ridiculous prices for small town Ohio!! $20 for two very small fried eggs, 2 small chewy pieces of bacon, and a plate overflowing with soggy hashbrowns with no seasoning, and definitely not crisp! Comes with toast, which was fair. Won't be returning. Brought home the majority of hashbrowns and toast with hopes to jazz them up and try to get our money's worth. Also, very cramped seating situation. Breakfast shouldn't be as expensive as dinner!

Atmosphere is cozy and welcoming. Staff greets you like an old friend. But, the best part was the…read moreamazingly delicious food! If you are in the vicinity of Coshocton Ohio, stopping in Roscoe Village and having lunch here is a must. Also, just the street that the restaurant sits on is so amazing it's like stepping back in time.

Cute spot, tasty sandwiches and good coffee! I enjoyed the artichoke which was served on a…read moredelicious sourdough roll. My husband ordered the Italian which was packed full of good quality meat. The staff were warm and friendly. We will definitely come back again.

What a great little cafe. My wife and I stopped here twice inside of 24 hours. Their coffees are…read moregood. The food is good. Their staff is great (lots of smiles and a willingness to accommodate). Shout out to going above and beyond. My wife and I were checking out of our room (Salt Fork Lodge) and we were going to miss the 11 o'clock cut off to get breakfast. I called and they were willing to make our sandwiches as close to 11 as possible and then just keep them warm for us. We got there around 11:15 and the sandwiches were ready. They were still hot and we really enjoyed our breakfast. We had lunch the day before and their sandwiches are top notch. Not a huge menu but what they do offer and provide is 10 out of 10. The cafe also has a cute little gift-shop with it and it is attached to an Amish grocery store. Worked out perfect for us to pick up a few of our favorite things we can only find from the Amish as well as enjoy a meal. Don't blink or you will fly by Route 22 Cafe...it is worth slowing down for and checking out.

Their food is fresh tastes so good ambiance is good staffs friendly helpful services are great…read moreatmosphere good their good for community's

The food was amazing; service superb and we got to meet and talk with the owners. It's a small…read morelocally owned place with that welcoming feeling

We had a great lunch at the Mill Street Diner on New Year's Eve. Not much was open in Amish Country…read morethat day so we felt lucky that they were open. They were steadily busy, but the staff was friendly and upbeat. It is in an old building that made you feel you had stepped back in time. Comfortable booths and high ceilings. Very homey feel. The food was hot and flavorful and not very expensive. We'll be back when we are in Sugarcreek again!

Carol has created such a unique and special place in Zanesville. Whether you are in the gymnasium…read morefor a personal event, the cafeteria for the Sunday brunch buffet (out of this world by the way) or there for a comedy club night, you are bound to have a great time! Servers are always amazing and very professional!

Went for Easter buffet. The service was good and the atmosphere was nice-very old school, although…read moreit was very warm in there and people were really packed in. The food was just ok. We were expecting brunch and it was not brunch at all as there were only lunch items on the buffet. A bowl of greens with a few dressing choices for salad (no other toppings), I believe a pasta and a potato salad, carrots, green beans, mashed potatoes and gravy, a pasta choice-like lasagna, chicken breast, and ham, sweet potatoes, rolls and butter. The desserts were the biggest disappointment IMO. I was looking forward to the "all made in-house" selections. They all were more or less the same version of a cake with cool whip type frosting-a strawberry cake with cool Whip, a yellow cake with cool whip and pineapple, and a chocolate one with cool whip-no brownies or cupcakes or tortes or pie or anything. We plan to go back on a regular Sunday to try the brunch-our server said it includes breakfast items, before we put this on the "not going again" list.

Sure, I'd be glad to leave a review!…read more As I was walking along the street, I looked up and there was a restaurant, and it was open on a Monday. Since I was hungry, it just seemed natural that I follow my feet and find a seat. My waitress got my drink request and left a menu in my hands. Before I had a chance to really look over the menu, she told me about today's special, a chicken sandwich with soup or vegetable medley. It sounded good to me. I got the sandwich with minimal sauces and I opted for the vegetable medley, since they were out of soup (3pm). They close today at 4 pm, so it was no biggie. The vegetable medley was swimming in Italian dressing and was absolutely delicious. Once the sandwich came out, it looked like it had been in a fight back in the alley, but honestly, the bun was steamed and the chicken was cooked to perfection. Okay, my meal didn't last long, but I wasn't done eating. So I ordered fried mushrooms and they didn't last long, either. I guess I was more hungry than I thought! I finally settled for dessert - Dutch Apple pie. I would not hesitate to dine here again. I was treated like I was the only customer in the place. Service was excellent, the food was good, prices were what I expected. I recommend!

These are honest hard workers that fixes great food so you don't have to staff friendly so helpful…read moretheir great for community's