This is a prime example of a Dive bar at it's best! Rough but good crowd and you can still listen…read moreto karaoke like it used to be! Great place to stop in and have a drink! Tell the Bouncer/ manager Mike hey! Tom

Such a great venue for our Christmas Party. The owners were so great to work with making our…read morearrangements. I'm certain this will be our go to for next year.

Close your eyes and think of a "saloon" and bring it into today…read more You probably envision something out of the Wild West but with all the modern conveniences. You see horses next to a basic wooden building. Dirty floors. Nothing fancy. You see a big porch with places to drink cheap beer. You see a bunch of little tables inside with places to sit down. You might see a dance floor. You probably see a bunch of relics from the country or the west, including cattle skulls on the wall, wooden barrels, saddles, horseshoes, and cowboy hats. You see a lot of references to the Wild West along with Cowboys and Cowgirls. You might see a speckling of some other Americana, like an American Flag - What you are seeing is the Line Shack. My wife and I visited this place for my cousin's wedding reception. When she told me it was at "a saloon" where she met who is now her husband. What I imagined was pretty much spot on with what I experienced. A true country bar with every stereotype wrapped up in one location. Along with my wife, my cousin, and about a hundred other people we had a great time. There was no line dancing, but I was waiting for it. Perhaps another night =) The bartenders and servers were all very nice and very attentive. I can't speak for the prices as the cost was coming out of my uncle's pocket, but I imagine is isn't too expensive. I also get the feeling there isn't a huge selection of bars in the area. Go to the Line Shack and have a good time.

Do yourself a huge favor and stop in here for lunch, dinner , snack and ice cream cone ...whatever…read morethe place is awesome mom and pop type place...but it's the best West Virginia style hot dog you'll ever have this side of the river - dude makes his own chili sauce and coleslaw all that combined with the owners hands on personal service this place is a one-of-a-kind you have to try. I know it's hard to be tough licking an ice cream cone but you manly man put down your muscles take your wife and kids girlfriend whoever, stop in here and get yourselves a slaw dawg and creamy whip

I always look forward to this place opening in the Spring! The slaw burgers are the best & the ice…read morecream is great! One thing to remember...as of now they are CASH ONLY so make sure to bring some. You won't be disappointed.

Very awesome place to hike. Lots of tall rocks and cliff walls to look at and take pictures of…read more Highly recommend for nature lovers, hikers, and photographers. In the fall wild paw paw fruits can be found along the trails and make a great snack.

I took the drive from Cincinnati- took about 1:30 to get there. I did some planning beforehand so I…read morewould know what trails to take. Credit goes to Ralph Ramney's "50 Hikes in Ohio". As I was getting close by I was definitely getting into Amish country. Neat. Arriving at 9:00 in the morning Sunday there was only one other hiker. I grabbed my bag and camera and hiking stick (monopod) and went straight up the Fort Trail that climbs about 400 feet to the top. With the sun glistening low on the horizon I got some nice fall colors, though I could tell that the autumn peak has past. At the top there were a lot of trees so the views below seemed rather obscured. The trail loops around the hill and you can either head back to the parking lot for a roundtrip of about two miles, or you can grab onto the other trails. I ended up taking a Deer and Gorge trail combo which meanders around a creek and some carved out rock formations. Some tips would be to grab a map either by printing online or the kiosk at the trailhead should have some brochures. A compass would be helpful since large segments of the trails go in one direction so you can judge where you are on the map. At trail junctions there's sign posts telling how many more miles it will take to get back to the parking lot. Being Autumn the Deer/Gorge trails is sometimes hard to make out since not as many take the trail compared to Fort. If that's the case just look for signs of diced up timber or spray paint on the trees. If you're totally lost just trace back where you came from or if all else fails just head north until you hit the road. Also the climb up Fort hill is steep so a hiking stick is recommended. The Deer/Gorge trails can get slippery because it runs alongside the main creek and also crosses some fingers feeding into the stream, so boots are highly recommended. After the hike I stopped by the museum and there's some displays about the history of the hill and surrounding area. There's a donation box inside as well.

Modern and inviting feel to this newer location. Plenty of parking on the side and in the rear…read more People were playing in a cornhole tournament in the courtyard gathering area. Waitress was gracious and the Charred Romaine Caesar was delicious with a smoky and uniquely seasoned flavor. Would love to come back and try more items!

Visited a couple times. It's consistently just ok. We've ordered soups, salads, burgers, avocado…read moretoast, classic breakfast items, etc. Not much to be impressed about. It's nice that it's not a chain restaurant. There are probably better choices in the area.

Lindsay was awesome. Nice restaurant where the people are…read morefriendly and the food is Very good. We had a pretty big party and the food and checks all came out perfect! Great luncheon.

Please bring back the pork rinds. We were bummed out when we came in today and found out they no…read morelonger had them. Food we ordered was pretty good. Lindsay was fabulous. Great server. We requested her as we have been here a few times and know Lindsay is great at her job. Thanks for feeding us.