Food was so good! I had a mushroom burger! Best ever. The southwest salad Is fantastic also…read more Server Hannah takes very good care of us each time we are there! I'm trying to figure out why we don't go more often, that will be changing.

I am local to the area and would highly recommend this place! SUPPORT LOCAL…read more All the food is good, but we love the garlic cheese curds, Mac and Cheese, Albino Bird and their fries are amazing! Service is always top notch as well!

I tried the Rock House Restaurant in the Hocking Hills lodge today for lunch and was extremely…read moreimpressed. We got right into the restaurant with no reservation. My bf and I wanted a quick light lunch before a day of hiking, so we split the forager burger and fries. We both agreed the burger and fries were both equally amazing! The Boursin cheese and mushrooms added a great touch to the burger. The fries were perfectly crispy and I ordered a side of ranch which was great too. The atmosphere of the lodge was beautiful. We had a great view from the table. We did a 7 mile hike afterwards directly from the lodge.

When we checked in the TV did not work. The indoor hot tub had 4" of brown foam. Housekeeping never…read moreshowed on day two. All this for $300 a night! When I brought it up at checkout I was told since Covid we do not clean the rooms until you leave! We will never stay there again!

We don't have a lot of experience with dining in Logan, and 58 West seemed to have a great menu and…read morewas well rated for our one dinner while stopping in town. We ordered two drinks, a Moscow mule and N/A beer; the cashew queso, the deconstructed chicken cordon bleu, and the brisket mac and cheese. Drinks were great. The queso was super thick and more like a black bean dip, so that didn't hit right. Dinner arrived and looked great, but the chicken was bland and really just felt like a chunk of meat to get through. The mac and cheese was OK, but be aware it is covered in a sweet BBQ sauce and is more of a braised brisket than smoked BBQ. Our server was great, and the atmosphere was great. But all of that above decent at best food came to a total of around $100 (just about $30 per entree) for a party of two. My wife and I go about once a year for a meal that expensive and it is not for the quality of food we spent at 58 West. I'd say 58W needs to either lower their prices or the consumer needs to lower their expectations and head somewhere else.

Our crew of 9 spent the weekend at Hocking Hills and we were hoping to hit up a local brewery. We…read morelucked out with 58 West! In the small unassuming town of Logan, OH, sits this lovely restaurant that is winery, brewery AND distillery! There was something for everyone. It helps that it was a gorgeous day, so we got to enjoy their giant outdoor space. We were seated so quickly, and their cauliflower crust flatbread was excellent. You will have to try to sweet potato fries with the delicious cream cheese dip. Pairs well with the maple beer.

Olde Dutch Restaurant in Logan -- so many people hyped this place up that we had to check it out…read more It's buffet style with all-you-can-eat salad bar, soups, hot dishes, and pies. Drinks are extra, and there's also a small $1-2 supplemental fee added on, which felt a little odd since it could probably just be included in the buffet price. The food itself is very classic home-style comfort food with lots of options. Nothing super fancy or out of the ordinary, but everything tasted fresh and the buffet was constantly being refilled every few minutes. We also got the iced sweet teas, which seemed to be really popular since almost every table had one. One unique thing -- the entrance and exit are through the gift shop, and you also pay there at the end of your meal, which definitely adds to the old-school country restaurant experience. Our waitress was attentive and friendly throughout the meal, too. Overall, worth the stop for the experience and comforting homemade-style food while visiting Logan.

We visited Olde Dutch for the lunch buffet and their goats (hot tip: add some goats to your…read morebusiness and I'll be there in a jiffy). This place was hopping but somehow everything flowed smoothly. We tried a little bit of everything- chicken and noodles, salad, stewed tomatoes, asparagus, has brown casserole, pie, etc. my husband seemed to really enjoy their fried chicken. They also offer a menu you can order from a la carte. The buffet was so extensive that we ended up sticking with it. I only hold off on the fifth star because some of the food was over salted and/or overcooked (especially the veggies- asparagus, cauliflower, etc).

To say I'm disappointed is an understatement. I expected a 3 star meal based on other reviewers…read moreexperiences but instead it was a 5 star meal. I expected over salted, lukewarm food but we instead received QUICK hot appetizers and entrees that were portioned correctly and flavorful. The side salad could have been a meal of its own. The wait staff? Excellent! Warm and inviting atmosphere and kids even loved their meals. Next time we'll go elsewhere for a less pleasant experience.

The Hungry Buffalo is a great stop after a day in Hocking Hills for families and four legged…read morefriends. We sat on the patio and were happy to see that kids eat for .99 on Sunday's! The menu was diverse with options galore. I was torn between the Monte Cristo and Fried Green Tomato BLT. I went with the Fried Green Tomato BLT and fries loaded with cheese and bacon. The sandwich had house made garlic aioli and the ranch was perfect. The outdoor patio area had corn hole and axe throwing and it just was a great finish to the day. An ode to southern Ohio ambience and charm.

Fairly affordable (less than $10 a person), decent food (the coffee's the kind that'll save your…read morelife when you're clawing your way back from a hangover), and the charming 50s decor you should expect from a building that reflects the sun (if you've been to other classic diners, you'll know). Vegetarian options are limited but satisfactory. Speaking mainly of breakfast: they do eggs quite well and you can never go wrong with home fries. Omitting the meat from an omelette is always an option as well. A nice spot for a quick bite on your way in or out of Hocking Hills -- and given the options, possibly the best.

Not a review of the business, just of the business model. Seems like this is a side hustle or a…read morehobby for these people. Hours Friday 11a-3p, Saturday 7a-3p, Sunday 8a-3p...gimme a break. Take this $hit seriously or just stay home...we were hungry!

The inside is nice but it took 10 mins for the onion rings, which isn't bad, but I'm the food has…read moretaken over an hour to get here. The wait is wild, but there are a lot of people and only a few waitresses so I get it. The actual food was really good tho. Just based on food, it would be a 9/10, but the wait was bad. The waitresses were trying really hard tho and I respect it.

We had an exquisite time here. Nothing gourmet, But the best…read moreservice ever and our meals were pretty darn good too. It's definitely worth coming back to. Thanks yall.

I love the warm biscuits and rolls that come out before dinner. I got the fried shrimp and it was…read morereally good - very filling. My husband got a salad with chicken and the stinkiest vinaigrette dressing. It looked like gravy and it was served in a gravy boat! He liked it, though, and that's all that matters. The service was good. There were a lot of un-bussed tables so the restaurant just felt kind of dirty.

Last evening my wife and I ate here. Service was very slow, what we ordered is not what we got one…read moremistake after another and nobody seemed to care or try and adjust. the young man waiter seemed new, very disorganized. At there two weeks ago and it was fine, Kate was our server then.