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Dutchtown DariBar

3.8 (6 reviews)
Closed • 11:00 am - 7:00 pm
Updated 3 weeks ago

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8 months ago

Best strawberry milkshake ever. Delicious shredded chicken sandwiches and very friendly staff. Love the stop on the way to the lake.

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11 years ago

Go there and get any Flurry and the amount of whatever candy you want in it will be almost enough to make you puke, it's glorious!

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Wiener King Restaurant - Iconic Mansfield, Ohio restaurant a must visit.

Wiener King Restaurant

4.6(14 reviews)
22.8 mi
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I want to thank Marcin Szymañski for buying Daniel and I lunch…read more We were supposed to go to Weiner King on Friday after our trip to our new Internist in Ashland, but I was too exhausted from the 1 hour round trip to Ashland and the stop at University Hospital Samaritan Hospital for Daniel's bloodwork. Weiner King is on the edge of closing (back in 2016, the manager/owner had some heart issues and his friends and customers remodeled the restaurant for him and they had a grand reopening...now in 2018, his father has been in a nursing home and the manager/owner's siblings have been pushing him to sell to get their portion of their legacy from their father out of the business...so the manager/owner is trying to buy out his siblings interests). We have wanted to go, but according to Google they did not take credit cards, and we never have cash once the bills are paid. So we could never afford to go. With Daniel sad that another aspect of his childhood was perhaps going out of business he wanted to see them at least one last time. Google gave us another it of bad data and said they opened at 10:30 (they opened at 11:00). Well we went to Daniel's doctor appointment for his surgical consult, and met with the staff of my Cardiologist for Daniel to make an appointment (they received his referal this morning in the computer). Then we went to Kroger for prescriptions and the other stuff Daniel will need to prep for surgery on Monday. Then we went to Weiner King and pulled in around 09:45. So we waited for the place to open (this is when I saw the sign that said it opened at 11:00...and I had Daniel get out to verify since my left eye is my bad one that changed 2 powers weaker since my glasses a year ago). So we waited. The manager/owner arrived around 10:00 to get the place set up for the day...he came out in a jovial manner and asked if we were lost...and to let us know he does not open until 11:00. Told him we did not mind waiting, no rush. Daniel and I each had a "Weiner King Special" (chili cheese dog with mustard and cole slaw, but swapped sauerkraut for the slaw on both since Daniel is not a fan of slaw). I had fries and Daniel had onion rings. He had a Pepsi and I had a Root Beer. All were excellent for what we had. Some of the freshest and best prepared food we have ever had from a similar joint. For desert we had their "Fried Apple Pie Sunday" with sort of a "McDonald's Type" fried apple pie (but much better) with sugar coated pecans I believe, some Carmel syrup, and covered with soft serve. We also split an order of funnel cake fries. The desert cost more than the meal, but it was worth every penny. I am a pessimist, I RARELY give a "five star" rating to anything. But this place deserved every bit of it. The service by the manager/owner and his cook/waitress was what you would expect at the best of diners. The friendliness and humor were well appreciated by both Daniel and I. Being disabled, I have had plenty of bad service and people acting like I am mentally disabled just because I'd a physical disability (lifetime MENSA membership and two Doctorates, so I am far from dumb...and Daniel is only two classes away from a Bachelor's in Religion, only his being in a lawyers party fraternity caused him to let his grades slip in his final semester so he is far from unintelligent either). If we could afford to go more often we would go here once a week. It was a wonderful experience and I could not wait to come home to share this with my friends, as a review on their Facebook page, and as a review on Yelp and TripAdvisor. If in Mansfield, please give this 40+ year old family owned business a shot, you will be glad you did.

This place is like an old a&w but better, food is good and was served fresh. Prices are extremely…read morereasonable especially for the quality. Restaurant was clean and the staff very friendly. If you are nearby or even traveling past the area on I-71 it's worth the side trip to eat here. This is the same kinda place you would hang out at after school or on the weekends to meet girls after piling into your friend's hot rod and cruising around. A true American experience that has largely disappeared from the landscape, but this one is still here at least.

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Weenie Dawgs - Baltimore dawg combo, with Ballreich's sweet Thai chili potato chips and a Coke.

Weenie Dawgs

4.0(1 review)
50.2 mi

What so quintessentially says "summertime" like a hotdog cart? Al and his wife are as passionate…read moreabout customer service as they are about serving a great product, and they care so much about their product that they carefully source only the best, Midwestern-produced ingredients. Sure, other hot dogs might be cheaper, but they only serve Koegel Vienna franks, produced in Flint, MI. Likewise, other potato chips might be more profitable to sell, but they only carry Ballreich's chips, made locally in Tiffin, OH. Now Al might not tell you where he gets some of his amazing ingredients, like the neon green relish that makes his Chi Dawg so authentically Chicago, but you can sure taste the quality difference! Our family has been running into the Weenie Dawgs cart for years, especially on weekends at Mary Jane Thurston State Park in Grand Rapids, or on Wednesdays at the Bowling Green farmer's market. As one might expect, we all have different favourites: mine is the Chi Dawg, my son loves the Juan Hot Mama Dawg with the spicy Koegel sausage, my wife prefers the Detroit Dawg, while one daughter goes with the vegetarian dawg and the other the Texas Dawg. So no matter your interest, Weenie Dawgs probably has a dog for you! PROS: very friendly staff, very good food, and reasonable prices CONS: being a food truck, they can be challenging to locate Overall I rate Weenie Dawgs as being Very Good, and look forward to finding them again!

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