Service: slow as molasses, we had a group of 6 with less than an hour for lunch. Prior…read morecommunication with restaurant explained that everything is made fresh to order so expect to wait. Ok that was fine. We did not go in expecting our food quickly. However, the staff was so slow in getting us seated, took forever for waters, food came and no silverware to eat it. Their staff needs to be more proactive and be attentive to the customer. Food was good and large portions.

What a fabulous find! This place has a wide variety of products, is very clean and well organized,…read moreand makes fabulous tamales that are packaged, hot and ready to eat.

There is really not too much happening in Clyde, Ohio. But do not pass up a chance to stop for a…read morebeer, cider, or snack at Hall's Wine-R-We! We visited this place twice in the 3 days we were in Clyde for a family reunion. The staff was super friendly and happy to talk about their offerings and the history of this joint. The outdoor seating was welcoming and engaging with plenty of shady and sunny spots to accommodate any needs. Although I did not try any food items (we were on our way to a BBQ), the menu is diverse and items coming out to others looked great! My son stopped in for a sandwich the previous day and said it was quite good. You may easily forget your visit to Clyde, Ohio, but you will not forget stopping in for a beer at Hall's!

Stopped in for a drink. Place is nice, clean and very loud. I don't think there's much to muffle…read morethe conversations so it just seems very noisy. They have a very extensive list of beer offerings. If you want a glass of wine, the offerings are very limited (6 I think), but you can buy a bottle of anything they offer. We told them we'd never been there before and inquired about wine. She pointed to the bar and said we offer those, but you can buy a bottle of anything we have... and that's about all the help we got. Charged over $17 for 2 half filled glasses and that was the extent of their hospitality. Lol! I wouldn't go back. I like to feel welcome, especially if I'm walking to a counter to order, paying at the counter and cleaning off my table.

FULL DISCLOSURE: I stole a loaf of bread from this store. It's true, folks, no lie…read more I was around 7 or 8 years old when the family went to Cheese Haven to buy some things for the picnic we had planned later that afternoon. I was told to hold onto a loaf of French bread as they looked around. As it were, I quickly got separated from my mother and father and so with bread in hand, I walked out the door looking for them. I found my father outside having a smoke, and when he saw that loaf of bread, well, he wasn't very happy about it, but then again, he didn't make me take it back in either. So, many decades later: * The statute of limitations has passed. * I've made peace with my guilty conscience. * I stopped in again, a few weeks ago What I found was the same fun, kitschy, touristy place that it used to be. It's full of some things you need and some things you'll just want. They've got an impressive deli with all kinds of smoked meats and cheeses. Of course, all that needs to be washed down with some of their eclectic selection of sodas. Looking for something more adult? They have a huge selection of local Ohio beers and wines. If you're into the sweet and salty, there's plenty of candy and snacks. If you like spice, you'll find a surprisingly good selection of hot sauces too. Their prices are tourist haunt reasonable, so the cash register tally shouldn't be much of a surprise. Cheese Haven is a solid locally owned business that promotes Ohio based products with some good local stuff from all over the area. It'll delight and excite the younger ones and give some nostalgic feelings to the older ones. In any case, it's a lot of fun and a delicious stop while you're in the area. For me? Easily, 5 stars.

Cheese Haven in Port Clinton, Ohio, is a well-known stop for a vast selection of cheeses, including…read moreaged, smoked, and blended varieties, along with deli items, smoked fish, and wine. We have been visiting for 60 years, and find this shop to be delightful; the nearby retail area has greatly developed. The title of "Walleye Capital of the World" is primarily claimed by two major locations: Lake of the Woods in Baudette, Minnesota, and Lake Erie in Port Clinton, Ohio. Port Clinton offers neat holiday experiences and the smoked cheese from Cheese Haven is a family tradition. Caveat: traffic may be heavy in this area; avoid u-turns.

Very good food. The customer service is amazing they actually take time to listen to your feedback…read more Big or small. SUPPORT your small family owned businesses. Try them out!!!

Was supposed to be yakisoba and I know what yakisoba tastes like, I've had it in Japan, Seattle,…read moreNYC and I know how to make it myself. This isn't even close. Went here for lunch for the first time and was told the food was good. I'm more than disappointed. The chicken is dry, the snow peas overcooked and the noodles are literally instant ramen. No sign of yakisoba sauce. Instead its just the spiciest instant ramen seasoning, like straight out of the instant packet/bowl. It's so hot that my taste buds can't taste anything else. Lacks flavor and seasoning. I'm not sure if I want to try the hibachi now. The only thing not slathered in what tastes like cayenne is the chicken. It's the only edible part.

One of the last local grocery stores. They offer most of what you want. A nice little deli that…read moreoffers scratch made. Food and salad options. A good produce section offers many produce items from Bench's. I love supporting these local markets. They are a dying breed.

there is something magical about walking into a small town grocery store…read more I love small family owned grocery stores. Everyone is always friendly, and maybe there aren't 1000 choices for ketchup... But it reminds me of a simpler time. Chances are, if you need it, they will have it. I was surprised to see sushi. They have great daily made soup, rotisserie chicken, and bake goods. If you are passing through wide, you really should stop.

I'm all about supporting local businesses but this one needs a but improving…read more We got there towards the end of their day and I think they were short on food because the servings we received were disappointing and lacking compared to our other trips here. The food was nowhere close to being hot but we warmed it in the microwave and brought it back to culinary life.

I had been coming to the barbecue place for months. The service was fairly good, but recently I had…read morea bad experience where I was shorted a half pound of brisket from my order. I called the owner, advised him of the issue and he informed me he was out of brisket at the time, but he would refund my half pound costs back to my card, I haven't received my money back yet. I will not be returning to this particular place. I feel the shortage of food, the fact he was now out and couldn't fulfill my order and didn't return the money after advising me specifically that he would it borders on bad business.

I love a nice small town grocery store, and this one is no exception. The pricing is fair, and they…read morehave a great deli. They now offer sushi on site which is a nice option. The produce is always fresh. I like that I can buy products that are made locally. It's not a big box store and I love that.

Used to be way better when it was Heritage iga. The steak now is overpriced and seems lower…read morequality, or its just low quality for the the price they are selling it for.