I had one of their wraps with the chunks of chicken, bacon, cheese and I not sure what else was in…read moreit. It was so good and my guest loved them too because I got some for my get together. First time ever eating there. I loved it.

going there for years from columbus, best chicken in the state,…read morehad not been there in months, they changed there breading, from being spicy to just plain, help was as expected from kitchen, but the cashier was just plain rude and not friendly at all, if you don,t like your customers hire someone who does, wont be back

Love the fact that they now have a grill. The toasted tuna panini was excellent. No tipping…read moreallowed apparently. Seats in the front so you can people watch or be watched!

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.

As I pulled into my hotel across the street, I saw The Forum and wondered how it was. In a sea of…read morechain restaurants, I was glad to see there was one that wasn't familiar to me. And, as I was checking in, the hotel desk clerk recommended to me. I ordered the steak salad. It was so good & so unusual. Fresh spring mixed lettuce, cucumber, lots of cheese, a healthy portion of steak, mandarin oranges and, to top it off, nice, big onion rings. The service was good as well. This seems to be a local favorite; lots of groups and families, and some people who were also waiting were talking about how everything they get is good. Definitely worth a stop!

I visited the Forum recently with family. Upon arrival, we had a short wait for a table. A little…read morewhile later our waitress arrived and took our drink requests. On this visit, I saw prime rib on the menu. I looked around a little more, but then decided to go with prime rib. In a reasonable amount of time, the food was delivered. My prime rib was tasty. It was a little thin, but still tasty. My veggies weren't all that great. My mom said her chicken parm was just okay. Overall, the food is about average.

Great food, Morgan had wonderful suggestions on what to order. Restaurant had a fun vibe.read more

Really at a cross roads reading the other reviews after our lunch experience here. This vibes were…read morecozy and everyone at the door was welcoming and friendly. And that's where it pretty much ended for me. We were greeted by 2 individuals prior to being sat. Once we were sat I was told I couldn't have any outside drinks. I was carrying a hot tea in a paper cup when we walked in. No one else mentioned this. I later read a posting in the bathroom about outside drinks being prohibited. Seemed like it was mostly to prevent outside alcohol but was a blanket statement for all drinks. I thought it was odd I had to take my hot tea back to my car. Besides that the waitress wasn't super warm and friendly either. If I remember correctly she started with, "what are you drinking?" After I had to walk my tea to our parked vehicle. The food was mid. Very very mid. I got a salmon savory crepe. The salmon was dry, almost white in color and just seemed old. The crepe itself was chewy and hard to cut. My husband's wrap was decent. Kids plates were also decent. I liked that you "created" their plate from 3 categories or options. Overpriced for quality and portion. Once our food arrived there was a swarm of gnats that came with it. Our table was wobbly so cutting any food shook the entire surface. Our toddler caught on to this and wanted to rock the table the whole time. So between holding the table, trying to cut food and swatting gnats away.. it just wasn't a good experience all together. I'm confident there are better options in town for us to try when we return.

Not a bad place to stop for a cup of coffee, and a small bite…read more It had a nice selection of drinks and a few choices for food. However i found the coffee to be a little bland in flavor, and the prices to be a little high. My bagel with cream cheese was just ok, but my wife liked her egg sandwich. The service was good but the shop was a little small, not much room to sit inside and only had a fee places to sit outside. I guess it makes a nice neighborhood spot if you are close enough to walk to.

Friendly and cozy, food is simple and spot on, doesn't disappoint. If you like an iced/spiced…read morecoffee try the Turkish latte, she recommended it, and it rocks.

This was a great find on our weekend trip. The food was great diner food and the service friendly…read more Highly recommend!!!

Gigi's is a bulwark of what are otherwise limited dining options in The Plains. Breakfast with…read moreloads of hearty traditional options is what it means for me. Small but ample dining room, welcoming staff, and chalk full of locals. And of course probably best known for the local boy made good, Joe Burrow, captured with all manner of LSU and Bengals paraphernalia as decorations. The Joey B wall just to the right above the counter is especially classic. In the NFL off season in particular you can get lucky and see him there and of course his parents too who are local community mainstays. Only point of note I'd share that isn't a full endorsement is to go sandwich on a biscuit. One shouldn't necessarily expect a lot in this format if you choose not to sit, but my recent visit it was a pretty mushy and small biscuit.

Known for their wings among locals. I love their wings and burgers! Great service. They have…read moreoutside seating available.

Cool dive biker bar type of joint. The server greeted us right away w/ menus. She was sweet. Got us…read moredrinks fast & took order after a few. Dollars all over the ceiling & pool table highlighted the decor. Simple menu. Lots of wing flavors. Got the build your burger w/ cheese lettuce tomato & grilled onions (included). Came w/ grilled awesome bun & super melted cheese. Added crispy tater tots for only $3! Both were awesome. We also got hand cut fries & buffalo cauliflower - both fine. Chicken wings w/ garlic parm was tasty. All around good bar food. Prices not bad too.

ZANESVILLE, Ohio - A couple times a year the missus and I do a 16- to 18-hour round trip drive on…read more70. Generally it's boring highway food. Then, we discovered Giacomo's. Friday afternoon, around 1sh, not empty but plenty of seating available. Clean. Staff all friendly. We expected 'oh, this'll probably be a perfectly fine sandwich.' Wrong. This was dang good sandwich experience. She ordered chicken salad on a Giacomo's bun w/out tomato and lettuce ($10.50 including bag of chips). Bun definitely homemade, fresh, little dusting of flour, good consistency, soft but not like those grody grocery store hamburger buns. The salad itself had a fresh, light herbal seasoning. Actual cut-up chicken breast instead of processed canned chicken. Not too much mayo. Sandwich held together well. Overall, a solid, nice sandwich - she'd order again. My Giacomo's Club ($11.50, w/chips) was da bomb. Big hefty sandwich, thick with meat and cheese and bacon. A nice light grilling of the bread made in-house. A club sandwich isn't a sexy sandwich, but this was something I'd 100% get again. The chips were an Ohio brand, which was nice. Got a biscotti, which was surprisingly soft-ish instead of hard crunch, and bits of broken candy cane on the crust. Quite nice, we'd get again. And we got a Ho-ho cupcake (chocolate, with a chocolate drizzle frosting and white cream frosting, reminiscent of a ho-ho). Not too sweet. Moist. Nicely done. Total damage, with drinks, $39. We very much will be stopping here again on future road trips. Big thumbs up. Pro-tip: not open Sundays.

Easy 5 star and delicious experience. The people who work here are so kind and the lady that walks…read morearound chatting and cleaning the front dining room is wonderful. I've had the chicken salad, club, Italian and a few of their salads. The club and the Mediterranean salad are my favorites and the chicken salad is incredible. Their mint patties are a must try. Everything on their menu is fresh and mostly made in-house. They make all of their bread fresh daily.

Great food and service definitely best place for pizza here in mcconnelsvile. Highly recommendread more

Food was great, made even better with the rooftop river view!! Josie was our exemplary server!!…read more We'll be back!!