My husband has been ordering beef from Myers for decades. He would pick it up when his parents…read moreordered it when he was still in high school. He graduated 1978. We got married in '82 and have been ordering there since then. We love it!! We have never had any issues with the product or the service. Wouldn't order from anyone else!!

If you are looking for Meat Processing business, check out this one. The business was started by…read moretheir well known father, the late Albert Myers and carried on by the sons. They are highly recognized by customers from a far radius.

Service: slow as molasses, we had a group of 6 with less than an hour for lunch. Prior…read morecommunication with restaurant explained that everything is made fresh to order so expect to wait. Ok that was fine. We did not go in expecting our food quickly. However, the staff was so slow in getting us seated, took forever for waters, food came and no silverware to eat it. Their staff needs to be more proactive and be attentive to the customer. Food was good and large portions.

What a fabulous find! This place has a wide variety of products, is very clean and well organized,…read moreand makes fabulous tamales that are packaged, hot and ready to eat.

I love a nice small town grocery store, and this one is no exception. The pricing is fair, and they…read morehave a great deli. They now offer sushi on site which is a nice option. The produce is always fresh. I like that I can buy products that are made locally. It's not a big box store and I love that.

Used to be way better when it was Heritage iga. The steak now is overpriced and seems lower…read morequality, or its just low quality for the the price they are selling it for.

FULL DISCLOSURE: I stole a loaf of bread from this store. It's true, folks, no lie…read more I was around 7 or 8 years old when the family went to Cheese Haven to buy some things for the picnic we had planned later that afternoon. I was told to hold onto a loaf of French bread as they looked around. As it were, I quickly got separated from my mother and father and so with bread in hand, I walked out the door looking for them. I found my father outside having a smoke, and when he saw that loaf of bread, well, he wasn't very happy about it, but then again, he didn't make me take it back in either. So, many decades later: * The statute of limitations has passed. * I've made peace with my guilty conscience. * I stopped in again, a few weeks ago What I found was the same fun, kitschy, touristy place that it used to be. It's full of some things you need and some things you'll just want. They've got an impressive deli with all kinds of smoked meats and cheeses. Of course, all that needs to be washed down with some of their eclectic selection of sodas. Looking for something more adult? They have a huge selection of local Ohio beers and wines. If you're into the sweet and salty, there's plenty of candy and snacks. If you like spice, you'll find a surprisingly good selection of hot sauces too. Their prices are tourist haunt reasonable, so the cash register tally shouldn't be much of a surprise. Cheese Haven is a solid locally owned business that promotes Ohio based products with some good local stuff from all over the area. It'll delight and excite the younger ones and give some nostalgic feelings to the older ones. In any case, it's a lot of fun and a delicious stop while you're in the area. For me? Easily, 5 stars.

Cheese Haven in Port Clinton, Ohio, is a well-known stop for a vast selection of cheeses, including…read moreaged, smoked, and blended varieties, along with deli items, smoked fish, and wine. We have been visiting for 60 years, and find this shop to be delightful; the nearby retail area has greatly developed. The title of "Walleye Capital of the World" is primarily claimed by two major locations: Lake of the Woods in Baudette, Minnesota, and Lake Erie in Port Clinton, Ohio. Port Clinton offers neat holiday experiences and the smoked cheese from Cheese Haven is a family tradition. Caveat: traffic may be heavy in this area; avoid u-turns.

Memories of stopping here along time ago! Stopped in to check it out & they had fresh chicken,…read morefresh shredded chicken & frozen too. I had a shredded chicken sandwich & chicken noodle soup to take home. There's a great selection of chips & sauces. The service is quick & friendly. I ate my sandwich in my car in the parking lot. So good & took me back 45 yrs. Which we had this in GA!

A Northwest Ohio staple. Stop in the store and check it…read moreout. They offer full service foods served hot and delicious. They offer fresh and frozen shredded chicken, chicken salad, ham salad as well as fresh chicken.

there is something magical about walking into a small town grocery store…read more I love small family owned grocery stores. Everyone is always friendly, and maybe there aren't 1000 choices for ketchup... But it reminds me of a simpler time. Chances are, if you need it, they will have it. I was surprised to see sushi. They have great daily made soup, rotisserie chicken, and bake goods. If you are passing through wide, you really should stop.

Loved it! Friendly, delicious and a just a great vibe! We were in town for Cedar point and this was…read moreperfect for breakfast. This is a must visit if you're in the in area.

love this place staff is always amazing and the food is the best breakfast in Sandusky. try to go…read morethere when ever we are in town for cedar point!! be prepared it could be busy but worth it!! interior and atmosphere is pleasant upbeat old school diner car when you get in said. it's a must go on places to try!!

Returning to Stately Breakwind Manor from a road gig in Ohio, There wasn't a lot to find vis-a-vis…read morebreakfast joints on the way. (the Denny's and IHOPs have all been terrorized by accountants, apparently, as their offerings have all declined exponentially in quality.) The nearest Cracker Barrel was literally 100 miles in front of us. Nope, I was in the mood to find the tiny local joint where folks in the kitchen had a mission. This quest has been front and center in all my travel plans since always, and when I win one, it's always a bonus (find my Yelp about "Lu-Bob's" in Greenville, IL) As wife was driving, I had time to reconnoiter Yelp, and the "Invention" in Milan (a few miles ahead) looked like a bullseye. Milan is a quaint little town with a picturesque town square, and the "Invention Restaurant" was smack dab on the corner- it looked EXACTLY as I hoped it would. It was crowded inside with Families (2nd good sign). We got seated in a tiny booth right next to the kitchen and restrooms- Siberia in any other place, but at least we wouldn't escape the eye of the Waitress when our drinks needed a refill. The Lady Chef expediting was a riot to watch and listen to. I could tell these folks were serious about their jobs. The Waitress seemed right out of central Casting-jovial in a good natured smartass way. Wife went with the "Triple"- Eggiwegs, Pancakes and Bacon. I swung with the special "Hot Trash" which was basically a "garbage plate"-a bit of everything mixed up with potatoes and eggs. (this one promised to be "spicy") A really Good Cup of strong coffee was the 3rd good sign, but the "Pepsi" was a bit suspect. Luckily that was the onliest barnacle on this visit. Not enough to foul the mood, but If we're ever there again, we're drinking Iced Tea. Both Breakfasts were max yummy. The "Hot Trash" wasn't especially spicy, but the dish was really great. I didn't care about the spicing. Wife was happy with hers-everything was top fresh. My plate was so sumptuous, I couldn't finish. Made sure the Chef knew it was a matter of capacity, not lack of quality. Prices VERY reasonable as well. This WAS a "small-town winner" for the books. One note-The unisex toilet was about as spacious as the last one I visited on a Boeing 737. Although clean, you could wash your hands in the sink without leaning forward on the throne. I'm a man of size, and if I was 10 pounds more, I would have had considerable trouble navigating the facility here. Not enough to sour me on the place, but I'm glad I didn't have to do major work there, if you know what I mean. If you're enroute to or returning from Cleveland, take the little detour off of I-80/90 and visit the Invention Restaurant in Milan...

Small town diner. Love it! You know who the regulars who come here and the staff knows them…read more The staff is super friendly. And the food comes out hefty. Lots of food with lots of grease. Beware cause you'll smell the food on you when you leave. Parking is around the town square (street parking). Overall, I would come back again. It's great supporting a local diner and the food was good.