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.

It was there, I KNOW IT WAS.... NOW WHERE have they moved our Crab to? WHERE?…read moreI guess I'll be knocking on the door of the house where the Crab once sat. Saw it when it was in Blanchester. Shocked when it was moved all those years ago AND SHOCKED AGAIN! WHERE did they move the crab this time?

This is a great attraction located in Hillsboro. The crab is giant and located off State Route 124…read moreheading towards the lake. The history of this place is astounding.

Amazing historic venue with great acoustics. Saw Bronson Arroyo Band here and had a fantastic time…read more Staff were friendly and helpful. Place was clean as well. Great time!

Beautiful old theater in Wilmington! We came here to see the steel drivers and loved every minute…read more It is an intimate venue that is just gorgeous. The woodwork and detail in this old building is breathtaking and wonderfully maintained. The acoustics were awesome and all of the staff was friendly and accommodating. There isn't a bad seat in the house. I can't wait to come back!

What a fantastic golf course!…read more Somebody's and I traveled out an hour to get to this golf course and golfed at middle of this past week mid September 2025 . Just an absolutely beautiful, well-maintained, lush, green fairways traps and nice shape. It was a little soggy because of all the rain we had gotten in the past 48 hours prior to us showing up, but it was still definitely playable. I can only imagine what the course played like a couple days before we got there or a few few days after it would've been absolute golfing. Perfect perfection. Everyone we encountered was friendly pace of play was fantastic as there was only a handful of people golfing last Tuesday . It's a bit of a drive to get out there but so worth it Had a few cold ones in the bar area afterwards a really friendly girl working in the bar definitely hooked us up. Green fees were exactly $50 for mid week senior rate with a cart very reasonable for the quality of this golf course

Had an artist booth for the Christmas village for a couple years. Great place, nice atmosphere with…read moresuper friendly staff. My favorite vendor event!

This is such a large establishment. i would not recommend visiting unless there is an active show…read moregoing on. Otherwise you will be looking at a lot of empty stalls, arenas, etc. Everything was clean and the people were helpful.

My daughter and I stayed in the cabins onsite, two times in the beginning of the year. The first…read moretime we stayed for the week, my daughter was in the barn when I caught a worker with a case of beer trying to get into our cabin. He had a key card and when confronted, he apologized and then went to the next cabin and then the next until his key card worked. I reported this incident from the many signs that are posted telling guests to report suspicious activity. If my daughter would have been inside the cabin when he tried to get in, she would have been distressed. Security didn't seem to think it was a big deal. My opinion is, he was a worker who somehow got a card key to the cabin and was walking around trying doors until one worked. The second time there was weeks later. I observed drug dealing by the workers in the cabin across from us and took notes and descriptions. They too had a key card that worked. It was a well-orchestrated crime for sure by the workers with lookouts and drop-offs, plus liaisons by the workers (female always looked terrified) also. Again, I reported this to security who handled this like keyboard detectives. I wish I would have called local police first instead of security. This time I stayed around the cabin more, instead of going to the barn to keep an eye on our belongings and vehicle. Security did nothing to make us feel at ease. I told our barn about this, and they were very disappointed. Not once did security call me. 2 days later I finally asked if they had searched the building, and this is after the workers had entered it many times since then. That night they came and searched the building. 2 days later. I wrote and email complaining, and never received a reply back. WEC is only interested in the dollar and not the protection of the guests and its reputation. To me, as the parent of a young girl, this is unacceptable. If you're going to WEC Ohio and staying on the grounds, be very mindful of your surroundings and the workers. And if you see something, call the local police and not security.

Great hidden gem. Nicest people you could imagine and course is great. Open to public fyi. $15 for…read more9 holes and $20 for 18 during spring. And course is in great shape. They gave me key to cart and some tees and said to square up when i was finished. Talk about some nice country people. I also had course to myself. Will definitely make it back. Thanks

4th anniversary for this wonderful establishment!! Love the ambience, servers, and the owners! Well…read moredone guys!!

The atmosphere was very welcoming to an outsider. Great people to drink and laugh with. I went on a…read moreday where they were trying out new drinks and was able to provide my feedback. That was a fun experience. Looking forward to my next visit.