We have visited this venue twice and have enjoyed ourselves both times. The arena is old school so…read moreseating room was based on Americans before dependency on fast and junk food. Seating is decent enough as long as you aren't seated next to John Candy in which case you are going to enjoy half a seat for the night. Venue is clean, concession lines aren't long and staff is friendly. There is really no bad parking. This is not brand new and shiny but it is well taken care of. Great place to see events in a smaller,indoor venue.

Our first time here. It's a perfectly intimate venue for the concert we were there for - 38…read moreSpecial! The band was in top form and the seats we had on the floor were perfect. The staff was super friendly and the parking was super easy in and out! What a great experience in a super town in Ohio. Loved it all. Troy Rocks!

I'd been to the fish farm market, and kept hearing about this festival. Finally made it. Small…read moreadmission fee, which makes sense since they have bands all weekend (and it's put on by a business, not a town.) Plenty of free parking, friendly staff, nice layout. There's the market out front, a big stage, lots of food vendors and some other assorted tents selling stuff. We actually weren't there for the seafood, but for the best corn dogs in the world at the Bite Me corndogs trailer. But the other food smelled good, and plenty of people were happily eating shrimp, oysters, etc. The stage area was nice, with lots of tables and good views. Sound was decent, though a bit muddled up close. Angela Perley was playing while we were there, a nice surprise since she is great. We got there late on Friday, as things were winding down, so we pretty much had our corndogs, talked, and listened to music. If we'd had longer we would have tried more food and wandered the tents and market. Nice little festival.

Only some of the house is available to view. The family lives in the back of the house and the…read moretower floor was not accessible. The bedrooms can only be viewed from the doorways. Small castle. The history is interesting. The display of military items were plenty. The house is in need of repairs. Especially the ceilings. Needs new roofing. Could use a good cleaning on the inside. I was not impressed.

Piatt Castle Mac -A -Cheek- We just walked around the outside and peeked in the windows as we…read moreweren't paying $15.00 pp to go inside. Some spots had caution tape around it, orange cones and a broom propped up so it looked unkept around the Castle itself

Heard there was a place in town that makes their own pop, and I'm a root beer fanatic so I had to…read moretry it out. Tucked away on the north side of downtown, it's a cozy place that is more of a health food store than a soda fountain. Herbal tea, honey blends, handmade soap, kombucha, etc., but there is a bar and you can have a root beer, ginger ale, or other flavored pop made up right in front of you with simple syrup and seltzer. Service was very good, and it is clearly a family venture. They have an herb farm and have been going to farm markets. The space is relaxing and comfy. Some chairs and tables, some barstools. The root beer tasted homemade, which it is. Sassafras, honey, a bit of ginger, some other nicely balanced flavors. It's a bit steep at $3.50 for a small glass, but a nice splurge. I also got some soap for Sweetie, and it smells nice and is hefty for its size, so looks to be good quality. I'm sure I'll be back for some ginger ale or another root beer.

Extraordinary business on a small farm scale that opens up the ability to…read morelearn about healthy living and family care. Dawn does a great job at teaching how to provide your family with good food for health and how to grow your own food. What we call weeds at times, she shows how they can be used for medicine. Thank you Soda Farm for helping your community learn to be healthy!

I came here interested to see what the castle was like. I was saddened to find it in very poor…read morerepair. Rooms were closed off due to floors being unstable or water damage. Beautifully painted ceilings were chipping away. Really the entire place is in such a state of disrepair seeing it only makes you a bit sad that they have let it go this far.

A beautiful place that is visually as old as it is. The tour guides are friendly and knowledgeable,…read moreand the grounds are pretty. If you're a history buff, there's a lot of interesting info about Donn and Lincoln. There's a kids room to entertain the little ones with puzzles and things. It's more like a living museum with the rooms set up the way the original owners used them than a modern , everything is new museum.

My daughter graduated from Wittenberg University and we wanted to celebrate after commencement. The…read moreSCC was gracious enough to work with my home club to accommodate us. The food, service and overall experience was exceptional! A special shout out to Sue who even recommended a bakery for us to order a cake. Outstanding!!!!

Called to ask about getting raspberries this year. Was told that no, unfortunately the weather had…read morenot been kind to them and that would be very few raspberries this year. Was also told this was true for the entire state, saving me from calling around only to find out there were none. The lady who answered the phone was very respectful and helpful. I have gotten raspberries there for years and they have always been kind.

Champaign Berry Farm is an easy 55 minute drive from Columbus…read more Really nice people, And they have a great selection of red and black raspberries. Usually they also have blackberries, but their blackberries got frostbitten in the 2015 season, so no berries. $3.95 per pound for U Pick. Much, much better and tastier berries than you'll get at the grocery store, for a little less money. And "all the free samples you can eat" - I probably ate 2 pounds of ripe, fresh, delicious berries while I was picking...!

We just had a Scouts BSA adventure there. It was a nice area. The folks really helped my kiddos…read moreout. I'm gonna check them out for membership. I like that it's local. I like that it's outdoors.

A great little hidden gem in Troy. My father in-law is a member and so we have access to the…read moreoutdoor gun range, the small lake to fish in, and camping. They also have wild animals that have been rehabilitated and are there to view. It's a pretty neat place!