I've seen this diner as many different names but Dashing Diner is the best that I can remember. The…read more50's-60's vibe is definitely their, the food and service is what keeps this place alive and keeps me coming back. Take a step back and visit this place!

My experience here was terrible, in my opinion. I brought my parents and one of my daughters. I'll…read moreadmit they were more forgiving than I am here. We arrived around noon on a Friday. All tables were full. There is nothing that is worse in service than making people not feel welcome when you walk into an establishment. I don't need much. A hello, an acknowledgement, a welcome, sorry we'll be with you shortly....None of that. We stood awkwardly at the front of the restaurant half inside the doorway behind another family. The other family nor our family were not acknowledge for about 15 minutes. I tried to make eye contact and kind of nod at some of the wait staff and people behind the counter to make sure they understood we would like a table, but they flat-out ignored us. As if we didn't exist and they didn't want us there. It was kind of sad, really. The other family that was waiting eventually left after a while of realizing we may not be seated and we were not welcome. After about those 15 minutes, three tables of people finished at the same time. The waitress came over and said we could sit in a booth wherever. Yes, kind of like that. Sit wherever. It was clear they didn't want us there. We were inconveniencing them. Getting our waters and ordering our food was fairly straightforward, but the same vibes: not friendly nor welcoming. We waited longer at the table than I would've expected for waters and ordering, considering we'd now spent 30 min in the building and had hardly been acknowledged, but she did take our order. It was after 11am, so no breakfast options. Hmm, okay I get it I guess. That's fairly common for a diner. My only option as a vegetarian is a grilled cheese and french fries (pictured, after eating half the sandwich, about 12 french fries were included). It tasted good, but it was tiny. It was a kids'-sized portion. I was unsure of how a grown man was supposed to call this a meal. It was cheap enough, but I would've paid a couple more bucks for a larger portion, maybe a full side of french fries? All else was fine. The mood/vibe never changed. We weren't checked on, until we waved her over for more water and our bill. We paid our bill at the counter. I don't think I have high expectations. I just want them to...be okay with us being there? Provide service? (I always leave a tip, but I'm not sure what I was tipping for...) It's no excuse, but maybe they thought we were out of towners? I've lived here for 15 years, but it was definitely giving "you're not our people" type of vibes.

Went to Pataskala to get pie from the Nutcracker Restaurant only to find out its closed today…read more... So after a quick Yelp search of lunch near me, the first hit was Olde Towne Cafe and Inn which had five stars. I decided to check it out. I have to say I drove right past it! I was expecting for something a bit more store-fronty this really looks like a house and I missed their signage. I turned around on Rail Street... got distracted at Porters but within five minutes was back on track to Olde Towne. They have a small parking lot which had a space, so I eagerly parked and popped i side. It is super cute. Very farm house-ish. Definitely a old house converted i to a bed and breakfast with most of the downstairs rooms dining. The kitchen can be seen from the room I sat in. It looked very clean and organized. I browsed the menu and decided on pancakes. They are served with bacon or sausage.... Im not a huge meat eater so I chose bacon and crumbled up on the pancake.... Ended up pushing it off the pancake and not eating it. Not their fault. Bacon is fine but Im just liking bacon less and less. Today was a no bacon day. Lol. However the pancakes! Wowzers. Huge. Fluffy. i got two that were each almost as big as the oblong platter they were served on. I couldnt finish all of it. They were delicious. I see why people give this place a good rating. The staff was welcoming and make you feel at home. Its just a good old fashioned breakfast/lunch spot. Not bougie at all... which to me is a plus "not" to be bougie. Sometimes you just need a place that feels like home. This is that place.

Only one good thing about the cold weather - it's hot soup season! I was hungry and cold and came…read morelooking for a solution. That solution was found here- a delicious bowl of steaming hot homemade cauliflower and cheese soup. And I paired that with an incredible grilled cheese. The soup was thick and creamy, with plenty of cauliflower in a rich, thick soup. It was the best I have ever had and if it was an all you could eat deal - I would still be there eating! I felt like I was sitting in a warm country kitchen. The place was decorated tastefully and warmly for the season. I will have to come back and check out their other soups. I loved the whole experience here and think I will come here often!! And the service was as warm and friendly as the atmosphere! Hats off to this comfort food jewel!

We stopped by early on a Thursday night and there was already a decent crowd. We have heard good…read morethings about Main Street Station and wanted to try it. They have a variety of homemade pastas as well as sandwiches and seafood. We asked our waitress for recommendations and she said the most popular item on the menu was the lobster toasted cheese. We ordered that and the chicken Marsala with the homemade noodles. The Service was friendly and the food was very good. The meal started with bread service including two different flavored butters. The salads had homemade dressings, which is always a plus. The sandwich had a good amount of lobster for a very fair price. The chicken was tender and the Marsala sauce was more like a brown gravy than a traditional white wine Marsala, but was very tasty. The noodles were excellent. It can be hard to find good restaurants in the area and this is one to try!!

Food never disappoints, I've tried a lot of them: steaks juicy and tender, grilled cheese so…read morecreamy, cod delicious, soups are so tasty, Italian bread is really good, FF great! Employees are very friendly and accommodating, attentive to your needs. Main St Station is just the best place for gathering, big or small. I'm ready to go NOW!

Great bar food and pleasant environment. Emily was a wonderful server. I had the chicken Philly and…read moreonion rings, which were tempura battered and delicious, my wife enjoyed the veggie Rueben. Highly recommend this place!

Met a friend here for dinner tonight. I ordered a burger with pepper jack, lettuce, tomato and…read morepickle eith fries. Our server was prompt and very nice. The ambiance was family friendly and clean. My burger was very fresh and hot. The fries are handcut and very good. We also had a plate of onion rings that were delicious!Bummies never dissapoints!

7-2026 Buffet was very clean, and food was delicious I loved…read morethe cabbage casserole! My husband loved the chicken. Lots to choose from and hearty food. Good service, very crowded but it was organized and ran very well.

Used our "Amish Country Summer Package" which included dinner here…read more We got sat instantly right at 5:30, prime time. Karen greeted us right away and explained the deal to us. I got the full buffet & she got the salmon w/ sweet potato fries & salad bar. Drinks were included as well. Plus she brought wheat rolls. The hot buffet was limited but everything was always fresh & very tasty. I can't complain about any item. The salmon was pretty good as it had a nice crust on it. The sweet potato fries were perfect & the cinnamon butter was even better. Salad bar was really fresh & the local cheddar cheese was amazing. The cold prepared salads were a bit too wet but yummy. Only dessert item was jello. The full buffet w/ drink only cost $18! And Karen was the best server!

Thanks Greg for taking good care of us. Stopped in for a date night with friends. Got seated…read moreright away and waters were offered while we looked over the menu. Lots of good beers and cocktails to choose from. Waters, then cocktails, then appetizer, then dinner. All at a good pace. Never rushed or left us waiting. That takes experience. All the food was delicious. We had a hard time choosing so we need to go back. Thanks again Greg!

It was first time here, and everything was great. I had a Chimi Burger and it was delicious,…read morecorrectly cooked and served quickly. Emily the bartender, was very nice and attentive making the experience very pleasant.

Olde Dutch Restaurant in Logan -- so many people hyped this place up that we had to check it out…read more It's buffet style with all-you-can-eat salad bar, soups, hot dishes, and pies. Drinks are extra, and there's also a small $1-2 supplemental fee added on, which felt a little odd since it could probably just be included in the buffet price. The food itself is very classic home-style comfort food with lots of options. Nothing super fancy or out of the ordinary, but everything tasted fresh and the buffet was constantly being refilled every few minutes. We also got the iced sweet teas, which seemed to be really popular since almost every table had one. One unique thing -- the entrance and exit are through the gift shop, and you also pay there at the end of your meal, which definitely adds to the old-school country restaurant experience. Our waitress was attentive and friendly throughout the meal, too. Overall, worth the stop for the experience and comforting homemade-style food while visiting Logan.

Great experience. We were seated right away. Our server was friendly and efficient. Huge buffet…read more The pies looked amazing. I opted to order from the menu. The broasted chicken was so good. Best chicken I've had in a long time. They gave me like 2 cups of mashed potatoes as well as the Parmesan brussel sprout. They were so good I had to eat the whole thing. Lots to do. There's a free petting zoo with goats. You can buy corn to feed them for a quarter. There's an antique mall next to and an Amish market. I'll definitely go back.

We stopped in to catch the Reds game and take in a few beers. It was 80s night (might be 80s all…read morethe time) and Karaoke. We don't sing but entertained by the various levels of talent. The beer selection was sufficient and the bartender was friendly and welcoming. I had the Buffalo Chicken Wrap that was typical bar food. It was good for the value. It was definitely an older crowd but several friendly folks to meet

Sweet chili boneless wings + salad = my new obsession I cut…read moreup the wings and tossed them right into my salad with French dressing and let me tell you, it was chef's kiss. Crispy, tangy, a little sweet heat... absolutely delicious. My husband got the grilled Kevin Bacon wrap, and it did not disappoint. Packed with chicken, bacon, cheese, lettuce, tomato all the good stuff and those crinkle fries were the perfect sidekick. We'll definitely be back for round two!

OMG this place is soooooo great!! We loved it so much. 8 of us ordered 8 different things and we…read moreemptied all of them. This place is family owned and they first started as an ice cream shop. Everyone there was so nice and friendly. It's a little bit far away from where we live but it's definitely drive an hour for the food. Strongly recommend!

While out doing some RV shopping, we were getting a little hungry. After reviewing Yelp of all…read moreplaces in the area, we decided on the cottage restaurant. Nice little place with solid service and a nice little menu. I ordered their hotdog special and my wife Chicken tenders. Both were absolutely done well. And for dessert, we decided on a delicious piece of pie and ice cream. I doubt we'll ever be in the area again; however, if we are, we would probably stop here.

A very welcome addition to this area. At this point, have been their twice & have been very…read morepleased each time. Online ordering is simple & I have not waited long for my order, once entering. The place overall seems very clean & well lighted. Both subs I have had were very fresh & tasty. The employees are also very friendly & acknowledge your presence soon after entering (this is very important to me). I will be back!

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