A cute candy shop located on the strip. Big selection, some nostalgic items as well. You can even…read moremake your own cotton candy for $3. The staff was nice at check out. Good place to take the kids.

My son was in kid-heaven. He picked a handful of treats, my mom picked a handful of treats, and I…read morepicked one or two treats. The total was more than I expected, but I guess I should not have been surprised given the pricing of everything these days. There are not a ton of chocolate options, more fruity-type candies, but I did see a couple different types of fudge in the glass case. It was not too busy for an overcast Saturday afternoon. Street parking was easy to find.

Markko Vineyard on a beautiful fall day. Both my wife and I had the BBQ Pulley Pork Sandwich. The…read moremeat and sauce were done to perfection and yes, it was sloppy! Paired with a Markko Pinot Rose, music by Lyle James Heath and great weather, what else do you need!

We finally checked out this viral Instagram orchard everyone's been talking about. The property is…read morehuge and there were tons of apples still available for picking--not as picked over as other farms we've visited. The pond by the bakery is beautiful and makes for great photo spots. One thing we really appreciated was that it was way less hectic than Patterson's. We loved being able to do a little bit of everything--apple picking, grabbing treats, taking photos--without the insane lines or crowds. Do expect a long line at the bakery, but it moved surprisingly fast, and there was plenty of seating once you got your food, which was a nice bonus. Now for the famous cider slushies and donuts: they're definitely cute and very Instagrammable, but for us, they didn't quite live up to the hype--probably not worth the one-hour drive from Cleveland just for those alone. Taste-wise, they were good but pretty average. That said, we still had a great time overall! We enjoyed some treats, went apple picking, and got some lovely fall foliage shots. A fun fall outing overall!

I struggled with this rating because I wanted to like this place but it was pretty underwhelming…read more The grounds are very pretty with a nice park area for small children but the prices are wild. The tiny, $5 danish I bought was cold but still tasted pretty good. This candy apple was over $16. The hoodies are $45...just not really worth what they charge. Either add more attractions to justify the prices or drop them by about 30% and it'd be worth it but I won't be going back any time soon.

Took my grandkids out for ice cream today and we stopped at Whippy Dip. What a sweet little spot!…read moreThe kids were thrilled with all the choices, and the staff was so patient while they decided. I had a vanilla cone dipped in butterscotch, just like I used to get years ago. We sat out front, enjoying the sunshine and making a bit of a mess, but that's half the fun. It's the kind of place that brings back good memories and helps make new ones. We'll definitely be back.

I was initially skeptical of Whippy Dip's pizza, but decided to try it based on how it looked from…read moreFB pictures. WOW! This pizza is delicious & now my favorite pie around Oh, and the ice cream & staff are awesome also!

Literally the best ice cream spot in all of Ashtabula and Lake County by far. Family friendly, nice…read morestaff and the ice cream is top notch.

Flight of 6 was 10/10! PB overdose wow. Great flavors,…read moreprices and location. Brown butter bourbon is a must try.

This place was full of history. The staff was very good at explain the variety of select liquors…read moremade on site. The history of the building and area was fascinating. The staff was amazing.

We had a group of 6 individuals after visiting M vineyards and thoroughly enjoyed our drinks! There…read moreare options for a variety of taste preferences ... beer, cider, and cocktails along with tasting flights of bourbon and red maple. Beautiful, rustic restored barn and exterior plantings. Dirty Hoe was the most delicious adult milkshake!

My friends and I went to Red Eagle distillery, and we were looking for somewhere to go eat…read more Behold...the mysterious sign at the start of the winding path next door that said "Food this way!" I'm so glad we followed that sign! If you're looking for some cozy & intimate vibes, this place is for you. It was a former bootleg distillery and brothel. Snag a table upstairs at the bar for the ultimate experience. The small plates were fantastic, and the craft cocktails were on point. It was the favorite stop on our winery tour. We can't wait to return!

The food was mediocre at best. We had a group of 9, waitress came talked to 3 of them and walked…read moreaway, never asked the rest of us if we wanted appetizers or anything. Food was cold, we weren't checkex on, water was warm had to ask for ice twice, I wouldn't go back. the place was very pretty but service and food was terrible

Their apple cider is the best cider hands down !! Charles the owner blends his cider the same way…read morewine makers do, if bitter he picks a sweet apple to the blend he blends and tastes until perfection. Most orchards take the unsellable apples that are to small, slightly bruised etc. and don't blend for flavor this is why 2 jugs of cider from others 1 maybe sweet the other a little bitter. I've been going for years after a friend brought me some I was hooked I like most use to think cider is cider was I wrong. It takes me well over an hour but so worth it ! Infact all the items I've tried over the years has all been excellent especially the apples nothing like grocery store apples. Give them a try you'll be hooked

awesome cider , wonderful apples of all kinds - great knowledgeable customer service .... and all…read morethe wonderstuff that goes with- cheeses , pies, jellies, vinegar, sqush , pumpkins (in season) - we love this place