Nice little pub in the heart of Athens. Friendly bartender, good beer. We didn't have any food but…read morethe vibe is positive.

Great craft beer, that can be tried through small samples or flights. Lively outdoor patio. Enjoyed…read morethe weekend activity.

Athens Uncorked no longer exists. It changed ownership a couple times and stayed Athens Uncorked…read morebut now has been sold again and become Bobcatz in January 2026, a VERY different kind of place.

Walked in to a lovely-looking establishment and was told by I'm assuming an employee, that they…read morewere only open for 15 more minutes. What a nice welcome. We left. I hope you were enjoying your glass of wine that we were hoping to enjoy!! I guess business is booming in Athens and you don't need new patrons.

Amazing food!…read more Dining al fresco! They do have a crazy thing where if they don't have a button for it, you can't order it. For example, you can have a root beer float but not a ginger beer float even though they have ginger beer. You can only get 4 things on your pizza, not 5. No substitutions on the specialty pizzas. Sometimes the service is amazing but sometimes not. Don't get there within half hour of closing because they want to be gone at closing time. Ambiance is beautiful!

Pros: Great outdoor shady seating…read moreWonderful service Get flights up to 30 Farm to table food Creative dishes that are so unique Cons: Non dairy option of pizza was only meh and kind of boring Ladies bathroom was out of order and the family bathroom was dirty and needed attention Pro tip: So many draft options you are bound to find one you love so be open to trying something new!

Tucked into the woods near to Hocking Hills, Ravenwood Castle is a surprise even if you already…read moreknow what you're getting yourself into. One minute you're driving along backroads in Ohio and then BAM, you're starting at a medieval castle. Ravenwood Castle is well known for its focus on games of all kinds - board games, social deduction games, scavenger hunts - you name it, they have it. My mom and I came for a special weekend where they were hosting a murder mystery. Put on by a separate company, but hosted within Ravenwood Castle, our murder mystery experience started on Friday night and ran through Sunday morning. We worked in teams to solve the mystery and along the way participated in goofy and quirky games and puzzles to help us score points. When you stay, you can eat on site, or you can book a cabin and bring & prepare food in a small kitchenette. Alternatively, there are a few places you can order from / go out to in the surrounding areas, but nothing is particularly close by because the castle is in a remote area. While I found the food to be mediocre, the beer and whiskey selection is great, and a surprise stand out was their version of butterbeer, which is dangerously chuggable. If you're someone who loves board games and wants a weekend away to connect with friends or family, this is a great place to go!

I didn't know it when we showed up to Ravenwood Castle that the entire property is dedicated to…read moreplaying games! There is a plethora to choose from as soon as you check in or when you're dining in the pub or premade scavenger hunts to do while walking around the property during your stay. My husband and I aren't board game enthusiasts but we did have a great time at the castle. After checking in we made our way to the King Arthur Suite, a short walk from the check-in desk and through the dining hall. The door to the King Arthur Suite is quite literally in the middle of the dining hall which we personally felt was kind of awkward because it is a prime gathering space for most of the guests. The two story suite was spacious, painted in a funky green and featured a giant jacuzzi tub which was the highlight of the room. A comfortable four poster bed on the second story made us feel like royalty and is close to the door that leads to a porch over looking the grounds behind the castle. My husband made a fire in the large fire pit outside of the castle that is closer to the cabins. The area was stocked with wood and we spent the majority of our evening enjoying a warm fire on the cool fall night. The pub downstairs serves beer and basic bar fare. It wasn't very busy when we stopped by but service was wonderful and we felt very welcome. Another couple proposed the four of us play a game together and we reluctantly obliged. Our patient competitors taught us how to play "Ticket To Ride" and it was a blast. So, in the end, Ravenwood Castle (and our new friends) did turn us into game people.

Have been back many times. My wife's favorite place to eat . The atmosphere is super neat and…read morevintage. The Mac bowls are always EPIC And the flat bread on the appetizer menu. They have amazing brunch. 10/10

First things first. Service!!! Korenne was incredible. She knows the menu and guided me gently…read moreinto making gooood choices. Gluten Free ? Yes. Excellent GF hamburger buns. A great vibe. Highly recommended. BTW, if you're indecisive about your burger, I suggest the mushroom one.

Fun for the whole family! Food and staff is amazing.. Donna Fairchild is a great bartender along…read morewith the other staff. Owners chris and Jamie are amazing people and greats friends. Sports bar and grill with tv at every booth , Ax throwing, pool tables, private room for company or birthday parties. Game room for the kids. Must check this place out.

This place is amazing you couldn't asked for better owners Chris and Jamie Wilson go out of their…read moreway to help the community. This is fun for the whole family. Also try the sports bar out great food and TV at every table.. Amazing staff.

Our dinner this evening was awesome. Environment is perfect…read more Server (Audrey) is attentive and is one of the best. She went above and beyond!!

Great server and good food, but sloooow kitchen…read more Yes, we were a group of 18. Drinks and salads come promptly. Food took another 90 minutes.

Excellent food , service and atmosphere. The garlic bread should be against the law. It is toasted…read moreand buttered to perfection. Pasta is made with love. My wife said her Italian meatballs were the best. We will be back when we visit this area. Thanks to the recommended Italian restaurant being closed so we could experience this restaurant.

I ordered the chicken Alfredo. It was decent, but the sauce wasn't as thick or rich as I prefer…read more The salad was good--simple with lettuce, cheese, and a few tomato slices. I do wish my entrée had come out hotter. The other entrees on the table were lasagna and spaghetti deluxe and both looked good. The atmosphere was typical of a standard Italian restaurant. Our waitress was friendly, quick, and attentive, which helped make the visit enjoyable. Parking is available on site.

Conveniently located across from the recorders office and just down the street from the county…read morecourthouse. In an old stone house built by Serral Richardson, beautifully renovated and decorated. The Christie Suite is roomy with a sitting area for watching TV or working remotely. Strong and reliable WiFi. Delicious multi course home made breakfasts in the morning. Excellent hospitality by A and D who recommended various attractions and restaurants in the area. They went out of their way to loan us a cooler!

We were so thrilled with our 5-night stay in the Margaret Suite. The accommodations, the delicious…read morebreakfasts, the location and the friendliness of our hosts, Amy and Dan made out time at the Inns a complete success. McConnelsville and Morgan County in general are beautiful, nestled in the hills of southern Ohio. We will definitely return and hopefully very soon.

Very well maintained. Staff is very cordial. Rooms are clean. Breakfast is excellent. Only minor…read moreissue with the design. I saw young kids trying to push big luggage pieces on stairs as the elevator is not accessible directly on 2nd floor.

I am an OU alumna and sad to write this review. I have chosen the OU Inn for years -- not because…read moreit's the most modern option (it isn't), not because it's the closest to campus (it isn't), and not because the rooms justify the price gouging that comes with Mom's Weekend (they don't). I chose it for the nostalgia... and the sense that as a member of the OU community, this was my hotel. I won't be making that mistake again. Here's what happened: I booked a room for Mom's Weekend 2026 a full year in advance -- because that's what you have to do when a hotel decides that one weekend a year justifies a $500/night rate. Fine. Supply and demand - I get it. What I didn't get was any reminder. Every hotel I've stayed at across the world -- and I travel frequently -- sends a "We're looking forward to seeing you this week" days before check-in. The OU Inn, apparently, has not discovered this technology. Instead, I received a reminder email at 7:10 PM -- after check-in had already passed. Not so useful. When I called and acknowledged my own mistake -- I genuinely did forget -- I wasn't asking for a free pass. I asked only to cancel the second night, understanding I'd eat the cost of the first. The response? A rigid recitation of the 48-hour cancellation policy by River at the front desk. On a sold-out Mom's Weekend. When hotels in Athens are turning people away for months before. The idea that they couldn't rebook that room -- on the busiest weekend of the year -- is either dishonest or incompetent. And then the cherry on top: I received a cancellation confirmation email Saturday morning, which gave me genuine hope that someone with a pulse had reviewed my situation and done the right thing. Nope. Turns out the system auto-cancelled when I missed check-in -- and then staff **manually re-entered my reservation knowing full well I wasn't coming.** That is not a clerical error. That is a choice. I have kids at OU now. I will be making the trip from California multiple times a year for the next three years. I was fully prepared to be a reliable, repeat customer -- someone who picks the OU Inn on principle, even when better options exist. That's what loyalty looks like. What I experienced in return was rigidity, indifference, and staff that were, frankly, rude about it. To management: you had every tool to make this right. A waitlist. A goodwill gesture. Basic human flexibility on the most in-demand weekend of your year. You chose none of them. For $450 (refund for one night), you've lost a customer who was already sold on you.