Having a slice of quiche with a coffee is such a great way to start your morning. Lots of espresso…read moreflavors to choose from too. Just be sure to get there before the quiche runs out.

Liked this place a lot. Went for lunch. They have a really wide variety of sandwiches for a little…read moreplace, including vegan and vegetarian options (hummus and egg salad, respectively) in addition to the typical meat choices. They also have specials, such as quiche. Variety of drinks and baked goods too. Can easily get things to-go or eat in with sufficient indoor tables. I was a little confused how to get the food though - I think I must not have heard them call my name, but eventually they brought me the food. My whole family can be happy with the different choices here, even the picky eaters.

Finding this is the highlight of the my year. I drive from Columbus to Michigan several times a…read moreyear, and I had no idea there's a caribou almost midway! I thought it's a "we brew caribou" type of a coffee in the grocery store, but nope..it's a stand.. Lol I literally was gonna cry . Barista was very nice, and my coffee was as amazing.. Will definitely be my stop next time I'm in the road

Amazing service and coffee. The drink is Mint Mocha. (dark…read morechocolate) The best mocha I have had in a very long time. Stop in and you won't be disappointed.

It was a busy night but the waitresses were definitely on the ball. The ribs were cooked to…read moreperfection and our food delivered promptly. Prices getting high like everything else so probably won't be visiting as much. The owner is super nice and out helping on the floor.

So it's been literally 45 years since I lived in Findlay and as a kid, my parents took me to New…read moreRiegel cafe for ribs. My wife and I went tonight because we drove from Florida just to have them. I wanted my wife to try them. I have bragged about the ribs to her since the early 80's. I could distinctly remember how much I loved the tangy, garlicky BBQ sauce. Well that recipe is gone unfortunately. I guess the restaurant has been sold and the food is changed. All I can tell you is the sauce tasted exactly like celery seed and nothing else. The ribs didn't taste like anything BbQ that I've ever had. It's been a few hours since eating them and I can't get the taste of celery out of my mouth. I couldn't even eat half of my order: Oh well. At least I won't ever crave them again. There was nothing wrong with the inside of the place and the service was fine.

We had a great time yesterday at Tabby & Fidos Pet Cafe. We attended a private event that had…read morescheduled times for guests to arrive and depart without overwhelming the foster cats. The owner was very friendly and unobtrusive. It's a great place to have small graduation party or birthday party. I have a new locally owned cafe to visit when I'm in Bowling Green. My daughter loved interacting with the cats.

From the owner: At Tabby & Fidos (T&F), up to 12 cats roam free in our lounge and are ready to play and cuddle! Sip…read moreon a drink and unwind with our adoptable felines. Our shop offers accessories, merchandise, and a variety of both human & pet treats. Hop on our complimentary Wi-Fi, socialize, or relax at one of our beanbags or bar top seating areas (laptop and charger-friendly).

Visit here often. Winter hours are 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. Today I tried the Highlander Grog coffee. Good…read more Yesterday I had the Nutcracker Suite. Good. Cookies are delicious. Visiting room with tables needs a good vacuuming. Kids toys may need a good wash. Not complaining, just an observation. Weigh coffee beans/grounds to take home or give as gifts.

This is the best cute local go to place for premium Coffees, Specialty drinks, and great baked…read moregoodie assortments too! Plus, the owner and staff are all the sweetest! Skip the big box coffee shops and give this local spot a shot! You will not be disappointed!

I stopped on a Saturday at 11:30 am in May. Nobody was eating lunch - my first clue. Second clue -…read morethe outside of the building was dirty. Third clue - no items displayed in a case. I forged ahead, hoping I was wrong and this place was just not busy because of the road signs everywhere. No such luck. No bread. No "hand-dipped chocolates," three pieces of some pie, three pieces of something that looked like lemon bars? I bought three sugar cookies with red, white, and blue icing. I took them to go. After I finally opened the package, they were hard to open. It was tasteless, dry, and obviously made with pre-packaged sugar cookie dough. Yuck - not a return trip. Maybe the soup is good? They may have good sandwiches and paninis, but if you can't make a good sugar cookie, it is hard to see the value in anything else.

While driving through Kenton on our way to Port Clinton, we asked ChatGPT for lunch recommendations…read moreand were directed to The Sweet Note Cafe, described as one of the best lunch spots in town, offering sandwiches, soups, and a cozy, homemade feel. It was even highlighted as the "best overall lunch vibe." Unfortunately, our experience did not align with that recommendation. Upon arrival, we initially weren't sure the café was open. When we entered, we were met with a somewhat surprised reception, as though our presence was unexpected (Uh, oh... people!!). After a brief moment, someone approached the register to take our order. We each ordered a soup and a half sandwich. Overall, the food was underwhelming. The Caprese sandwich consisted primarily of mozzarella and tomato, notably lacking basil. It was served with a balsamic reduction, which added some needed flavor. I ordered the beer cheese soup, which resembled a thin, Velveeta-style cheese base with carrots and was quite bland--I found myself adding a significant amount of salt. My wife had the loaded baked potato soup and described it as unremarkable as well. For two half sandwiches, two cups of soup, and two bottled sodas, the total came to approximately $30. In our view, the quality did not justify the price. We left still feeling unsatisfied and ended up stopping at Love's for snacks. It seems the café may be better known as a bakery or confectionery, although there was limited evidence of that during our visit. Overall, we would likely choose a different option the next time we pass through Kenton.

If im being honest, I was kind of taken aback when I walked in the front door. I figured it was…read moregonna be just your typical bar and grill (it definitely is), but the inside is more open than it looks from the outside. There's a stage in the back for live performances and possibly karaoke. The crew working there is very friendly and helpful. The food certainly is worth a try. Just about anything you could want in a bar, the menu is pretty sizeable. The one surprise I was not at all expecting was hushpuppies! Nobody serves those unless it's a fish restaurant and they're good. The burger I got was seasoned well and not greasy while the bun was not at all soggy but toasted to meet expectations. If you're curious about the history of this place, there's a section menu that gives you a brief overview. Definitely a local place you should check out of you're in or around the Rossford area

Guys - did I finally find the best sports bar in the Toledo area? Yes. Yes I did!…read moreHow have I never hear le of this place before? I am so impressed with the space, service and food! It's technically in Rossford, but oh my gosh. TV Heaven and the best pickle bread I've ever had. The bartenders are so nice and always on the move! The menu is huge and has something for everyone. If you like pickles, cheese and bread - it's a MUST to try the pickle bread. We've been twice now and ordered three the last time we went because it's so damn good. The wonder and staff clearly know what they're doing. They have tons of live music, events and even parades for everyone in the family. This is such a community bar and the best place to come to watch the game.

Get here - quickly! We were traveling through and stopped for the night. Enter the morning…read morequestion, "where to get coffee." I mean, yes, the hotel offers "free" coffee, but come on. There is no shortage of options in the downtown Lima area, which surprised us. After scouring the we sites, pictures, and reviews, we landed solidly on Vibe Coffeehouse & Cafe. The deciding factor? They roast their own beans. I may sound dramatic with this next statement,but I promise - there's no drama. I had the best and truest flat white I've ever had in America. Nope, not kidding. Nope, not a dramatic statement. I only speak the truth. I'm not a massive world traveler, but this flat white rivals those I've had in Denmark, Sweden, and Ireland. It's great quality and I was sad when I had my last sip as the car rolled through Cincinnati. The breakfast sandwich wasn't quite as epic an experience, yet it was exactly what I wanted and needed to start the next day of travel. I had the turkey sausage, egg, and swiss cheese breakfast on a croissant. Not greasy and I'm still sated 3 hours later. Nice job! For those who live in Lima, you're so lucky to have this gem in your backyard. For those traveling through, get off the 75 and take the time to drive 2ish miles - Vibe is worth it and you are, too!

Cute and inviting coffee spot. This was an unexpected surprise. You can tell they went to a lot of…read morethought in creating a nice spot to grab a coffee. Unfortunately the coffee wasn't that great. I ordered a cafe mocha and it was lukewarm. I didn't have time to have them remake it.