An excellent burger!…read more Hand-pattied, half-pound burger with great sear, seasoning and beefy flavor. The brioche bun is toasted golden. The American cheese is fully melted. A nice thick, juicy slice of tomato. The dill pickle spear is crisp. I also ordered the soup of the day, ham & bean ... homemade and also wonderful for my sore throat. This is a neighborhood bar on the northern fringe of Findlay. Inspite of lacking curb appeal, the kitchen knows what they are doing. I ordered and ate at the bar. The service was attentive without being obsequious. The dining room and restroom are clean. Parking is ample. Will I return? Yes!

We stopped by for lunch on a Saturday. As expected, the restaurant was busy with locals and by the…read moreclothing, families from sporting events. The sandwich platters were tasty and had good-sized portions. Our server did not check back after the food was served except to drop off the bill. We ordered the snack basket ($12.99) which consisted of three large onion rings, a small handful of nearly burnt cheese curds and approx eight fried mushroom pieces. Had there been a photo of this measly portion on the menu, I would have never spent that much money on a small basket.

The outside looks like something from a 70s sitcom set…read more. The inside is dated, but I love the vibe! It was packed on a Saturday at 10:30 in the morning. But they move fast! We were sat in under two minutes, and had our food in less than 10. This place runs like a well-oiled machine. Some of the waitresses here had to be at least 60 to 70 years old, and it looked like they came with the building. I'm not saying that as a bad thing. Is it really a good diner if at least one of the waitress's hands don't shake a little as she sits down your plate? The portions are enormous... The pancakes are the size of a plate. We watched the food come out and everything looks really good. Our waitress was fast and friendly, can't ask for anything better. It was one of the best experiences I've had in a long time.p

We recently stopped here after randomly coming across this place while passing through on our way…read moredown south for some breakfast. WHAT A DIAMOND IN THE ROUGH! I HIGHLY recommend stopping in. It has a nice old school diner / down home feel. Definitely a place the locals frequent. Everyone was very polite & kind. The food was AWESOME! "Herbie's Mess" really hit the spot with me... paired with some Rye toast that made my belly VERY happy! My GF got the tater tot skillet which she very much enjoyed. The service was quick and the prices surely won't break the bank. Support small & local businesses! A+ We look forward to coming back as it's only about an hour and a half from home.

Cool hip place. Was seated right away. They ran out of the blueberry donuts. I ordered sandwich and…read moresalad combo. Salad had tons of chicken on it. It was good but it wasn't very proportioned. The chicken salad sandwich.......it was good but in my opinion it was too chunky, I think that the chicken at least needs to be cut up more so I can get everything in one bite. The chicken chunks are big and only thing can fit in your mouth. It's also watery. The bread was not toasted enough and had too much butter on it, all I could taste. It just fell apart. Very messy! To fix that I think they just cut it up more and use less butter and toast bread more it would be fine. Biscuits and gravy was good I would order it again. But it did come out cold. All in all I'd go again.

Had a quick stop in Findlay to meet with a breeder to pick up our new dog and this place came up…read more Ambience was light with green chairs and neon signs, nicely set up espresso bar area upon the entrance. Service was friendly and a bit slow but they were very busy right before the Hollidays. Food was flavorful and plenty, coffee bold and strong served in a neat mugs. Ever in Findlay stop by for a bite

Food was great. Service was excellent. Everyone was friendly they even got us a table for 12 very…read morefast. The food portions where big and reasonable priced.

Decent breakfast spot. Coffee is solid. The food overall is solid. It is a chain restaurant. My…read morehusband had the big country and I had the traditional Benny. Mine was ok. I have also had the avocado omelet which is solid. The service was good.

Good, service is awesome I would recommend it to my family and friends. Great food as well.read more

The food and drinks here were great. I loved the pear margarita. It was sweet and strong. The Irish…read morenachos were great and I liked the toppings on it. The risotto balls were crispy and savory. The pub had a fun vibe and the service was fantastic.

Everything at Mancys is first rate! The food is excellent. The servers are friendly and they come…read moreback to find out how you are doing. Restaurant is very pleasant to be in. It is a very beautiful atmosphere. We will return to Mancy's often.

The best! You want excellent service, ambiance and a great steak... this is the place! Located…read moreinside the Hancock Hotel in downtown Findlay! Great service by our waiter, food came quick and just an overall great experience! Highly recommend!!

places always clean very friendly service and the food is great. I always love coming hereread more

Food was great, service was terrific, and Ambiance is good to. Would definitely recommend going to…read morethis bob evens I've never had any issues here.

This one is good for its price point (around $100/nt for my stay). I'm tempted to "meehhhhhhh" it…read morebut I won't, I'm going to compare it to others in its class. I've also stayed in the TownPlace Suites in Findlay, the sister Marriott budget that's actually got suites. This location has hotel rooms. My mini fridge is the mini-est you can get without being a 6 pack electric cooler; barely fits a standard styrofoam takeout box. This isn't an impressive location for a Fairfield, nor is it a good location. It's on the corner of a busy 5-lane highway, next to the Kroger/Walmart and surrounded by a Honda dealership. The visual clutter and distraction of the dealership decor (big, tall tinsel at the time of my visit) made it visually challenging to figure out the parking lot entry on the first approach. Getting back out to the main highway is challenging, not super straightforward; either (1) you take a left out of parking and contend with Kroger patrons (both turning in and turning out) in your attempt to turn left onto the artery street less 100 yards from the traffic light, or (2) to turn right onto the main highway you go right out of parking into what feels like an alley, behind some buildings, and try to remember to turn just after the building instead of going too far and getting trapped in that parking lot. Neither option is a good one. The run-on sentence was making a point, and it was worth it. Inside: similar to the local TownPlace, not super inviting. There's no pull through entrance. You'll need to park in a space and walk in. It's rather dark inside, an effect of both the lack of lighting and a dark blue camo looking carpet. If poor lighting is a problem for you it's probably worth looking at another hotel (I don't recall the TownPlace being dark, but it's been a couple months). The room is basic and functional. There's an iron, full size ironing board, hair dryer. Little modular closet is fine for a week. There is a standalone 2-drawer bench that can - and should - double as a luggage rack since there's not one in the room. The bed is foam and soft, so check other places for spring mattresses if you need something firm. I use a super slim pillow and one of the 4 on my king bed was suitable. They are all 4 different so there should be something for everyone. Already mentioned the fridge is the teeniest size. Microwave is comparably small. Coffee machine is tiny with lots of single use plastic trash involved, so if you actually drink coffee maybe head downstairs or to a coffee shop instead (there's a breakfast/brunch place in the building just east of Fairfield, about 50 steps away, opens at 7).

This is a very well run hotel in a great location in Findlay. Walking distance to several…read morerestaurants and stores. Easy to locate at a major intersection. The building is older, but was recently completely remodeled and looks great. The rooms are nicely done and very clean. They are also very quiet, thanks to the obvious solid construction years ago. The sink area is a bit small, but that's a minor thing. Staff was very friendly. Breakfast was great and the dining room nicely done. Overall this is a wonderful place to stay if you're in the area.

Food was pretty good. Asked for turkey sausage substitute in omelet was told no problem. Had one…read morecup of coffee. When bill came I was charged for 2 cups of coffee and 2 side orders of chicken sausage. Had I known that I would have passed on the 6 dollar 2 chicken sausage links I didn't really care for. When I told them about it they said oops and took the coffee off and then said you ate chicken sausage you get charged for an additional 2 servings. Food gets a B- from me service gets a D-

Tried to eat there this morning, told there was a 15 minute wait and there were at least 5 tables…read moreopen I could count. Not efficient for a restaurant next to an interstate..... We went across the street to Dennys instead, got a table right away and had our food in about 10 minutes.

The best hamburgers we've had; everything is from scratch and delicious and my daughter loves the…read morechalkboard wall!!

We tried to order on the phone and they set the phone down and forgot about us. Then you couldnt…read morecall back in. The order on line process wants you to sign up. At the window it went ok. When he brought the food out there were no napkins or utensils. Food was ok, not a wow factor.