Looking for ice cream in Marion? The place to go when the weather is nice is Jer-Zee! They have…read moresundaes, cones, clippers, food and a ton more choices. This little walk up establishment is a great spot for a cool treat on a warm day, or cold as they start their season mid-February. This is my favorite local ice cream shop by far!

The staff was friendly and helpful. We were not impressed…read morewith the lack of ice cream flavor choices and even less impressed with the flavor. Won't go back.

Where's Waldo? In Marion County. They also have a good old ice cream place. Also lots of greasy…read morefood. Just in case there's anyone who needs to actually eat something. Ice cream is the main attraction. It has many of the usual flavors. There's also a few more interesting ones. If you don't want ice cream, there's other things on the menu. They have several flavors of slushies. It's $2 for a medium. You can pay a little extra to get Nerds candy in these. It's kind of like Sonic, but much better. The food menu has the weird carnival stuff like fried Oreos. This is an old school favorite. It just closes up early. They could stay open and do more business but it probably dies off hard when school starts.

Great ice cream large portions. Topping are great. I ordered a Buckeye sundae they sing to you…read more Again toppings and ice cream are great

On my continuing drive-about breakfast adventures, I stumbled into Edison Depot -- part restaurant,…read morepart coffee shop, part ice cream parlor, and 100% small-town charm. First impression? The place was incredibly clean -- the kind of clean where you almost hesitate to set down your coffee mug because you don't want to mess up the shine. Inside, the locals were holding court: talking crops, local happenings, and laughing like this was their morning news network. It felt less like eavesdropping and more like I'd been drafted into the Edison Breakfast Club. I went with the Country Fried Steak and scrambled eggs (the waitress must've sensed I needed backup protein). The food was solid, classic diner fare -- hearty enough to fuel a day of farming, driving, or just another round of local gossip. The real MVP? The service. My waitress treated coffee refills like an Olympic relay -- the bottom of my cup never once saw daylight. For the tribe, I ordered a breakfast bowl, a half order of biscuits and gravy, some bacon, and even oatmeal to keep things balanced. The portions were generous, and it all packed up neatly for the road. Pro Tip: Don't just come hungry, come curious. Sit back, sip your coffee, and you'll leave knowing more about Edison crops than you ever planned. Verdict: Edison Depot is the kind of place where breakfast isn't just a meal -- it's a community event with eggs, gravy, and unlimited coffee on the side.

This is just a diner so I am rating it as such. Personally I have lower expectations for little…read morediners compared to normal restaurants. It's a unique place with an old train car built into the structure. Be careful on the steps. Tjey don't have anything vegan and not much is vegetarian, but my parents enjoy the burgers and say it's much better than fast food. I had a grilled cheese with fries. It was good, if a little basic, but it was also really cheap. Could make it at home, but nice to eat out sometimes. Much cheaper than grilled cheese at a food truck. The burgers are cheaper than fast food so it is better to go here as opposed to a fast food chain. They also have an ice cream parlor, but I haven't tried that yet. Over it's pretty good.

Great service. Accommodating to our needs. We held a baby shower at the Cafe and Alex made sure…read moreeverything went well. Conscientious workers, adaptive to our requests, wonderful and casual atmosphere. Love Cardington Cafe! We will be back.

I didnt realize HOW far away this was from Columbus. It was definitely not close. By the time we…read moregot there for breakfast I was grumpy. I was getting hangry, for sure. But the owners of the cafe were so nice they quickly got me in a good mood. We ordered a breakfast bowl, avocado toast, scrambled eggs and a latte and a regular coffee. My husband enjoyed his breakfast bowl. My avocado toast was excellent. Scrambled egg was nicely cooked and it was affordable. The entire meal was maybe 18 bucks. Very affordable What is nice about this place is it really is community centric. Most everything they sell seems to be local or Ohio made. They open their space for book fairs, painting classes and I think live music if I remember correctly. I was impressed with just how nice the owners were and as I said I really liked my breakfast! Thanks Cardington Cafe!

Nickel and Bean has become a staple for my fiancé and I during his time in Mansfield. I'm so so…read moreglad we found this place they have some of the best lattes and pastries. An amazing egg sandwich as well! If you are near by it's a must!

Nickel and Bean continues to amaze me and draw me to AND make me stop the quaint village of…read moreLexington Ohio whenever I go thru it! Whelp yelp: Let me tell you... it is WORTH the stop. They have a private parking lot and a drive thru... however I recommend you dont drive thru. Nothing wrong with driving thru... its just the inside is so perfect and welcoming. They have friendly attentive staff and most of all, the way they present their baked goods and the quality of said baked goods is worth the steps inside. Everything is hand created there. Speaking of the food: The breakfast biscuit made on the herbed biscuit is a MUST get. If you don't get one and someone in your party does.. you "will" have food envy. Not even joking. It is that good. We surprised our friends at a dog show down the road ag the richland county fair with breakfast sandwiches and baked goods from Nickel and Bean and they multiple times brought up how good the sammie was. If you havent stopped in... go! Now!!!

If there was an apple fritters connoisseur club of Columbus, this would be at the very top of the…read morelist. I really love apple fritters and this one hands-down is the best. What makes it the best is that it is a thinner fritter in the amount of glaze get that gets put on this thing is phenomenally overly good! They're crispy on the outside with lots of glaze and tender on the inside. Their Dutchman, eight sisters and all the others fall way behind. I will say that it does have walnuts inside which make it even more likable for me.

For a business "supposedly" struggling as I often hear, it's odd they're often sold out…read more Just walked in today to a near empty front display case, someone already bought a box as I was trying to see what I could get. This business isn't struggling from lack of business. It's struggling from lack of initiative. Everytime I do walk in they're always sold out and not making more for the day. If you want money, and more business, you have to make more donuts. It's laughable this is supposed to be a donut shop but there's never any donuts.

The sign said grand opening!!! But it seems like it's been open. Regardless, it's delicious. Super…read morecute location and the service was quick. Set in a red barn, right at the park. Toasted coconut A++++++

We were in visiting family and this was a place we were told we needed to stop in for some ice…read morecream. We did just that and the service was quick and our flurries were yummy!!!

Buckeye Bakery - The Sweetest Shark Attack in Mansfield…read more Wandered into Buckeye Bakery on a mission for donuts... and walked out like a sugary Santa Claus. I picked up a dozen-mix of joy: Long Johns, glazed classics, cinnamon rolls (the kind that whisper "just like Mom used to make"), and pecan rolls that should come with a warning label: "May cause spontaneous joy." Dropped them off with friends and boom--gone in two days, like a Netflix binge with frosting. High praise was given. Teeth were thanked. Waistbands were stretched. But I didn't stop there. Oh no. I went full dessert diplomat and made a fast-follow with peanut butter cookies and some shark cookies, because hey--it's Shark Week, and nothing says "celebrating apex predators" like chomping into one made of sugar and love. Verdict: Donuts: Fluffy, fresh, and clearly baked by folks who take their carbs seriously. Cookies: Delicious and festive--like eating a holiday. Vibe: Old-school bakery charm with new-school treat game. Next time I'm in Mansfield, I'm diving back in. Sharks beware. I bite back.

My. Lord. First off, I'm not from here and took the Yelp…read morereviews to mean good breakfast and man, were they correct. I showed up, told the wonderful women behind the counter that I'm not from here (TX here on a 6 month job), that I have zero idea what anything is in their display case because nothing in Dallas looks this good and just pick me 6 of the best things they have. 3 of the 6 never made it back to my jobsite that's 10 minutes away. The raspberry Danish, the deep fried glazed ball of heaven and the chop suey never stood a chance in the truck with me. When I did make it back, my local subcontractor looked at the box, KNEW I went to Buckeye Bakery and said "You did good". Overall, they're about to make me gain 20 pounds and lose all my money. Thanks, I guess.