Located in the soon-to-be-famous P. Charpiot building, in West Unity Ohio (one hour west of Toledo)…read moreis Wyse Guys Pizza. Not to be confused with Wyse Guys in Montpelier, the store in West Unity also has an arcade...a damned good one at that. I like this place for several reasons: First the obvious: Wyse Guys has great food! Great pizza, great dessert pizza, and great salads. Wings? I wouldn't know. I don't get wings at pizza joints. Great decor! Check out all the all music, sports, TV, and film memorabilia that adorns the walls! Of course, there's the pinball, as well a limited number of golden age video games. (Note to owner: a multigame machine would be a great addition). The pinball tables span 4 decades and are in great shape. You can tell the owner cares. Bottom line? Do yourself a favor: The next time you feel like taking a ride in the country, head west, and stop at Wyse Guys. Five Stars!

Love this place! We took our kids and they wanted to return the very next day! The food was so…read moregood! We got two different flavors of pizza - meat and a chicken bbq, tried the breadsticks and cheese bread, and a Greek salad. There's a very neat pinball arcade, the kids loved it! Theres a few driving simulators, and an air hockey as well. They close at 9 pm and we probably stayed for 1.5 hours until close.

Lovely little place. A fun way to spend the afternoon. We tried the tasting. So many samples and…read morea variety of flavors. After sampling we had the strawberry slushie and the mulled wine. Both were great. The staff are super friendly and the owner is super nice and helpful. Highly recommended and definitely will be back

The Vibe This winery-brewery is the definition of welcoming…read more No pretense--just good energy, small-town warmth, and owners who are truly salt of the Earth. There's a real story behind this place, and you can taste that passion in everything they brew and ferment. If you can, catch the owners early--their journey adds an extra layer to every sip. What We Tried We started with the pizza--simple, hot, and exactly what you want alongside a glass. For the wine, we went with the Dry Virgin Red (yep, that's the name). Nothing flashy, just clean, balanced, and quietly delicious. It's the kind of pour that makes conversation easy and the evening stretch in the best way. I was here with my wife and we shared tastes back and forth--one of those nights where everything just... clicks. Service & Hospitality Attentive without hovering. You feel like a guest, not a ticket number. The team clearly cares, and that care shows up in the little details--fresh pours, genuine check-ins, and thoughtful recommendations. Why It Works Places like this don't rely on gimmicks. They lead with heart, consistency, and craft. The result: a spot you're excited to return to and proud to recommend. Pro Tips * Arrive early to hear the owners' story--totally worth it. * Pair the Dry Virgin Red with the pizza; they get along like old friends. * If you love what you tasted, grab a bottle to go--future-you will be grateful. Bottom Line This winery is amazing. Come as fast as you can--and be ready to fall a little in love. Five stars, no hesitation.

Now this is a fair! This place has 4H showings, livestock,…read moreall the fun rides, all the great and greasy food! I loved coming here and can't wait to go every year!

"We're gettin' ready for a good time/At the Fulton County Faiiiiiiirrr!"…read more That's the jingle I remember hearing every summer growing up. Because Fulton's truly is the top county fair in the State of Ohio. Really, check it out. While I haven't attended the FC Fair since moving to Phoenix in 2001, I have been to the fairgrounds twice now for the Thresher's Convention. In addition to one of the largest collections of thresher equipment and antique implements, the Thresher's Convention also has some terrific finds at their flea market. This year was no exception. That said, leave your city shoes at home; ain't nobody got time for that. If you're fortunate enough to go during a time when the machinery is actually operating, you'll get a treat. Well, it'll be exciting. Eh, in a historic educational sort of way. Oh, just go!

Great place to go for a day of kids activities with a horrifying twist at night for adults. They…read morehave a giant corn maze which is cut differently every year, pumpkin cannons, hayrides, zombie paintball, mini gulf, gold mining, and a petting zoo. Its a great place to take kids. At night, they open scream acres. There is no age requirement for scream acres haunted attractions, but I would caution against taking kids. They have two haunted attractions, Scream Acres and Pandemonium . I would recommend going before the season is over. It is a lot of fun!

This is a beautifully presented museum in the former Auburn Automobile Company headquarters. The…read morerestored Art Deco building is impressive on its own, with polished floors, elegant architecture, and cars displayed in what feels more like a gallery than a typical auto museum. The collection focuses on Auburn, Cord, and Duesenberg automobiles, along with the history of the company, its designers, and the people who built the cars. Everything is clean, organized, and thoughtfully labeled. The vehicles are presented with enough space to appreciate their design and craftsmanship. The museum next door has a much more industrial feel and a broader variety of vehicles, but this one stands out for its architecture, refinement, and focused collection. Well worth visiting, even for someone who is not a serious car enthusiast.

This is by far the most expensive car museum collection that I have seen. The building is a…read morenational land mark and it's the original headquarters for the car company with the art deco beautiful show room, offices and manufacturing. The museum is on 3 levels and is a massive display. The museum next to it can be a packaged together for $25, tickets are good for two days because the collections are massive. Sorry I deleted all my pictures before I wrote this review. It's definitely a must stop for any car enthusiasts.

Byler Lane Winery is a cute winery tucked away on a small country road in northern Indiana. This…read morewinery boasts beautiful outdoor seating and ample indoor seating. In addition there is a pond on site perfect for sipping wine and watching the sunset. The road it is on has minimal traffic and the seating is set back to allow for a peaceful fun time with friends or a loved one and trying out there multitude of delicious wines. Though they do have some dry wines, I believe their semi-sweet and sweet wines are the the highlights for this winery. Their semi-sweet wines are perfect for summer cookouts and and a quick after-work wine-down with friends and co-workers. Definitely worth a detour on your trip in Northern Indiana

Still an outstanding place to come and relax. We were here on a slow Sunday afternoon in which not…read moremany people were here. We got the run of the covered outdoor setting and super fast bar service. The outside is still very comfortable. Lots of seating with some in the shade. We had two specialty drinks. My wife really liked the mojito wine - very fresh and tasty. I had the watermelon mojito which was also unique and refreshing.

Patriot Hills was bought and brought back to life by owners, Harry and Chris…read more The course is a living tribute to Military Veterans and Community First Responders, with discounts offered to them for play and plaques throughout the course commemorating local fallen or passed heroes. Chris greets you at the counter with a warm and friendly smile, making you feel at home. Harry cuts up with you while keeping the course in great condition on a tight budget. Amazing volunteers help keep the grass cut low and wonderfully playable. The pricing beats local competition and is a steal for the experience. I highly recommend you play a round at Patriot Hills!

A well maintained , challenging course on 86 acres for a very reasonable price. Single and family…read morememberships available at 2023 prices through January 2024

I returned to C & H Lanes tonight for the first time in at least 12 years. It was brand new and…read morethe same old place all at the same time. There is a reason this place has been thriving for more years than I've been alive. This trip I brought along my husband and our two children and we had the BEST time. The care and compassion these people gave us without knowing us from Adam is just what true successful business owners do. We decided to give them a shot following what was one of the worst experiences of our lives at 'that other bowling alley in town' earlier today and they made us forget all about it without even knowing how bad we were feeling. It speaks for itself. These people deserve ALL the business and luck and longevity in business. We can't wait to take our kids back to see them again.

Very nice, friendly staff! Had a really hard, dry,, dead breadstick, and she refunded our $$. Went…read moreto relax and unwind w family, chose to eat there as well. Ham and cheese sandwich was FINE, better than most restaurants. Spicy cheese curds not spicy but still good. French fries of the crinkle type-yay! Restrooms are dated but exceptionally clean, again, better than most restaurants. Alleys worked well and nice selection of different weight balls. Definately best place in D-town to bowl-- and nice food!