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    Four Turns Baking - Flaky! Courtesy of their Facebook page.

    Four Turns Baking

    4.8(4 reviews)
    11.3 mi
    •$$

    A Pain Au Chocolat croissant better than what you'll find anywhere in France? I'm thinking yes. No,…read moreI'm telling you, yes! So rich and flaky, they've definitely done their homework, and this boy knows his croissants! I just got back from Paris (name drop.) This up-and-coming baker of the finest croissants this side of the Atlantic is located in Zanesville, Ohio, but you won't need a day trip to experience their flaky layers of perfection. You can find them at their Granville Market booth, at various Zanesville events throughout the year or now in Columbus, OH, at The Hills Market, in the freezer section in 6-count boxes. Even more exciting news is they bought a new place in May, are currently renovating and planning a late September 2014 opening of a storefront. Can. not. wait. Fall. road. trip. You can also order their goodies on their site, which I haven't done (obviously.) A 12 pack runs around $40, which is a little steep but once you do the math $3 each for such quality is quite a deal. Especially when round-trip tickets from Columbus to Paris is averaging what, $1100-$1700?

    It's hard for me to get to come here, as they are only open on Tuesdays, but it's absolutely worth…read moreit if you're able! I decided to buy basically one of everything they had left(come early) and I was amazed with all of it. The croissants are what croissants are *supposed* to be, but the real star of the show for me was the mushroom quiche. I could eat those things daily and not complain. If you make your way in, be sure to try a little bit of everything. That's my only advice. Oh, and like I said, come early.

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    Four Turns Baking - The modern look and logo to keep an eye out for. Their packaging is usually black with a white logo.

    The modern look and logo to keep an eye out for. Their packaging is usually black with a white logo.

    Four Turns Baking - Frozen 6-count boxes can be found at The Hills Market. I've only seen Plain & Pain Au Chocolat. Others available on their site.

    Frozen 6-count boxes can be found at The Hills Market. I've only seen Plain & Pain Au Chocolat. Others available on their site.

    Four Turns Baking - Pain Au Chocolat. Courtesy of their Facebook page.

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    Pain Au Chocolat. Courtesy of their Facebook page.

    Giacomo's Bread & More - Coca Cola

    Giacomo's Bread & More

    4.4(36 reviews)
    9.8 mi
    •$$

    Easy 5 star and delicious experience. The people who work here are so kind and the lady that walks…read morearound chatting and cleaning the front dining room is wonderful. I've had the chicken salad, club, Italian and a few of their salads. The club and the Mediterranean salad are my favorites and the chicken salad is incredible. Their mint patties are a must try. Everything on their menu is fresh and mostly made in-house. They make all of their bread fresh daily.

    ZANESVILLE, Ohio - A couple times a year the missus and I do a 16- to 18-hour round trip drive on…read more70. Generally it's boring highway food. Then, we discovered Giacomo's. Friday afternoon, around 1sh, not empty but plenty of seating available. Clean. Staff all friendly. We expected 'oh, this'll probably be a perfectly fine sandwich.' Wrong. This was dang good sandwich experience. She ordered chicken salad on a Giacomo's bun w/out tomato and lettuce ($10.50 including bag of chips). Bun definitely homemade, fresh, little dusting of flour, good consistency, soft but not like those grody grocery store hamburger buns. The salad itself had a fresh, light herbal seasoning. Actual cut-up chicken breast instead of processed canned chicken. Not too much mayo. Sandwich held together well. Overall, a solid, nice sandwich - she'd order again. My Giacomo's Club ($11.50, w/chips) was da bomb. Big hefty sandwich, thick with meat and cheese and bacon. A nice light grilling of the bread made in-house. A club sandwich isn't a sexy sandwich, but this was something I'd 100% get again. The chips were an Ohio brand, which was nice. Got a biscotti, which was surprisingly soft-ish instead of hard crunch, and bits of broken candy cane on the crust. Quite nice, we'd get again. And we got a Ho-ho cupcake (chocolate, with a chocolate drizzle frosting and white cream frosting, reminiscent of a ho-ho). Not too sweet. Moist. Nicely done. Total damage, with drinks, $39. We very much will be stopping here again on future road trips. Big thumbs up. Pro-tip: not open Sundays.

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    Giacomo's Bread & More - Giacomo's club, half, on wheat

    Giacomo's club, half, on wheat

    Giacomo's Bread & More - Giacomo's interior

    Giacomo's interior

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