Food was super and service was great! Try the cheesecake! Everything we ordered was fresh and…read moredelicious!

This restaurant is one of the best all around, food was great, waitress was friendly and joking…read morewith us and has a small town quaint atmosphere. The fried pickles were Very Good. The prime rib stroganoff was delicious and the portion was perfect, with toasted bread. Buffalo chicken mac n cheese was my wife's entree. She said it was very good and not overly spicy. My daughter had a good salad. She said it was good, but what she really liked was the peach schnapps ice tea. I can't wait to go back. Five stars all the way!

Nice place reasonable prices and efficient processes and nice people. Will stop again when we are…read morein the area.

Good service. Reasonable prices. Good selection. Conveniently located right off Route 36 so it is…read moreeasy to find. Waiting room is a little bit confusing but not too bad.

Beautiful atmosphere and staff was very nice but the food was not smoky and the prices were…read moreexpensive for what you get

Delicious food and great atmosphere. Service was very friendly. The brisket just falls apartread more

I actually know the people that own the place I went to school with them. Great family who loves…read morethe outdoors. So in retirement they built this cabin so they had a business to run. It is impeccably clean, outdoors and hunting themed and sits atop a huge hill with awesome view. Getting there is a little rough so to better have 4 wheel drive but it is so relaxing. It has a main kitchen, master bedroom and a mother bedroom atop with 3 beds. There isn't a lot to do in Coshocton but Roscoe Village is kind of cool and this is one of those places where you just go to relax. The price is fair too. It is just a cool, relaxing place.

We stayed one night in one of the regular rooms. It was really lovely. The room was located on…read morethe 2nd floor and tucked away at the end. The queen size bed was comfortable. There was also a futon couch to sit on. The rest of the furnishings appeared to be antiques. The decor was old fashioned and quaint. In addition to the wall AC which seemed to be new, there was also a stand up fan. (We came on the hottest weekend of the year.) The bathroom was nearly as big as the bedroom area. It was very clean and comfortable. Breakfast consisted of banana nut pancakes, fried ham, a bowl of freshly sliced nectarines, orange juice, and coffee. Two other couples were there and all enjoyed the inn. Curt was a pleasant host. We would definitely come back.

We were traveling home from Niagra Falls, and while perusing the internet for a small town in Ohio…read moreto stay, I happened upon what looked to be a little gem. The pictures on the internet depict a CLEAN AND METICULOUSLY MANICURED little Bed and Breakfast Inn, in the quaint town of Roscoe Village, Ohio. Upon our arrival, we nearly passed it up because it was so overgrown, in terrible need of paint, cleaning on the outside, etc. My husband went up to the door and we were finally greeted by the Host, Curt Rouso, who seemed friendly. He pointed us in the direction, and we pulled up to the carriage house, it was so overgrown with foilage, you could barely see the door. Upon reaching the door, we did see black spiders crawling all over the door. My husband brushed them away and we entered. The room was dark, dreary and we finally found the lights and decided to just use the restroom and go into the city. Well, the city was also a disappointment as most of the businesses were closed at 4:30 on a Friday afternoon. We did however find a nice little coffee/wine cafe and had a drink and a cheese plate. The bartender was a very nice man and we enjoyed some bantering with him. He told us to go into the city of Coshocton that night as they were having their 1st Friday festivities. We decided to give that a try and went back up to our room to get ready. Upon re-entering the room, we had the fan on and turned on the air-conditioner and the room filled with a very musty smell. I, being a person that suffers from terrible allergies, knew that we would never be able to stay and then, the crowning blow came as I went into the bathroom and black ants were crawling up the wall! My husband went up to Curt and informed him this place was not going to work out for us. He did not want to hurt his feelings and offered to pay him $50.00 for any trouble as we had used the bathroom. Curt informed him that he would be charging us $140.00!! My husband said that he quoted us $125.00, and Curt said that was if we stayed two nights, which was never the agreement. I told him one night and he quoted me $125.00. I returned home and sure enough, he had charged us $140.00 on our credit card. He advertises that he does business with church groups I think to instill a sense of honesty in him and his establishment! It is nothing as it appears!!!! Stay away from this place and save yourself any heartache and overcharges that you may incur!!!!!

Amazing place where time stood still. Enjoyed visiting and having lunch there as well. Highly…read morerecommended

We were here on a weekday (Wednesday) in late June. We were disappointed that only one of the…read more"living history" attractions was open (the blacksmith shop). The VERY NICE, VERY HELPFUL lady at the visitor's center explained that if we took the living history tour, we'd be given access to each attraction via a key fob (or something) and we could go in and see the site and view a video. However, other than the blacksmith - none of the living history sites were staffed. There were some nice shops (commercial) to visit and it was a pleasant afternoon but we were disappointed that none of the history stuff was "actively operational". Fortunately for us - we didn't have kids with us but if parents are bringing the kids here for the history - they've going to be disappointed.

I have been frequenting their winery for over 29 years. Their wine is amazing! They have a concord…read morewine called Drumming Grouse and I highly recommend it. They also have wonderful bread that goes along great with their wine. The owners are usually working and they are super nice. They have a great location and usually have local music.

"Trains and grains!" we exclaim. This combo brewery-winery-restaurant is an old train station right…read moreon the main road. Train cars line the entrance and you can step into old jail cell. Inside you'll find pottery displays, friendly service, and quick food/drinks. The other patrons were welcoming. Everything was clean and pleasant. We'd look forward to coming back.

Coming back for a second visit over Memorial Day weekend honestly confirmed everything I thought…read morethe first time around. What started in January as a random stop traveling back from Florida has quickly turned into one of those places that feels impossible to pass up when we are anywhere nearby. This place was busy all afternoon, and honestly, I think that says everything about what Killing Tree has built out there. Great wine, great food, live music, a beautiful property, and a crowd that genuinely seemed happy to be there. It feels less like a winery and more like a community gathering spot. Shannon took care of us this visit and was fantastic from beginning to end. The fact that she remembered me from months ago completely caught me off guard and immediately made us feel welcomed back. That kind of personal touch matters and you can tell the staff truly cares about the experience people are having. The pizza was outstanding, the BLT with turkey added on was piled high, and somehow that bottle of Gosh Dang disappeared way too fast sitting out there in the sunshine. There is just something special about this place. Relaxed, welcoming, beautiful, and incredibly easy to lose track of time at. Already looking forward to trip number three.

BF and I were trying to do everything Amish and local for our Valentine's weekend in Dresden, OH…read moreand we picked this place based on their really nice website. Gotta say, the website was much more impressive than the actual place. This wasn't too far of a drive from Dresden Inn but coming back, we got turned around because of the lack of lights, signage and skinny roads. They have plenty of parking and the string of lights outside was cute. I asked the waitress TWO times whether the sweet potato fries for the sandwich entree was extra and she confirmed TWICE that it was not an extra cost. Welp, upon paying, guess what? It was $4 extra! Just look at my picture to see that like 12 skinny AF fries are NOT worth the extra charge! Their house chips were great. I ordered the brie & jam sandwich and it was filling and delicious. I also ordered a crispy chicken salad and was pretty disappointed at the quality. I abhor cheese shavings on salad (they don't belong on salads!) and there was just mounds of very processed looking cheese. There was not enough chicken pieces for the price, too many croutons, no onion or enough tomato; just cheap lettuce. They don't serve regular glasses of water here. It was all crushed ice! We suspected they were just pre-wine slushies! This was really odd. There's not real wait service but since we sat upstairs, people needed to bring stuff up so I did tip a usual amount. I wanted to experience more of a country, made from scratch type of setting so was not too happy with the very Chilis/Applebee quality and presentation of their food.

Great little find hopefully the directions will be better next time on yelp…read moreSo many things to see inside and out! cute little diner style definitely worth stopping by Cool shopping inside Neat train cars outside

Met some family here for Sunday lunch. There were 8 of us and they kindly accommodated us by…read moreputting some tables together. We all got something different from the menu, from fish to fried dill pickle spears. It was all delicious. Not a lot of seating and they're only open 11-2, but a nice atmosphere with lots of "Price is Right" memorabilia on the walls. You could tell our waitress was seasoned and experienced as she handled our 8 orders with ease. In addition, you have the Unusual Junction to explore and you can head down the road about a mile to McKenna's Roadside market. I went in not expecting a whole lot but left feeling full and satisfied!