Our favorite bar, EVER! We've been going to Roosevelt for 6 years now and love this place. Great…read moredrinks, fun atmopshere and the staff is amazing.

Wow! This place is not what I was expecting and I really loved it. I went for an event this past…read moreweekend with a few of my friends. The vibes are so cool and fun. It felt like a speakeasy vibe with great mood lighting and decor. The bar itself was super cool, it had a ton of seating and fun bar stools to sit on. They had a pool table in the middle of the main room, which added a lot to the vibe. Unfortunately there were way too many people in there to play. It was pretty crowded but it they did have a backroom with another bar that helped with the overflow. I didn't get anything to drink but I tried a few of my friends and they were very good. The prices weren't too bad either especially for the quality of cocktails that they have. I will definitely be back for a chill night out with my friends!

Friendly host, excellent office space. Love the vibe. Great location. Several restaurants and…read morehotels nearby.

Beautiful large event space and friendly and helpful staff! Perfect spot for birthday and…read moregraduation parties and baby and bridal showers! Couldn't recommend more!

Judy is so fun, knowledgeable and great with the kids and families! Lots of things to do and see!read more

Overall the farm was an alright place to visit. We arrived…read moreand were surprised to be charged $20 per person to enter. I'm not sure if this was something to expect, but after visiting other farms, the entry fee somewhat shadowed the entire experience. The animals seemed not well kept, the corn maze was extremely underwhelming, and there was trash litter all around. We tried to save the experience by grabbing some donuts on the way out, they only had one flavor which added onto our disappointment. We personally won't attend again, especially after driving 35 minutes to get there. If anything, drop the entrance fee and clean the place up a bit. There's potential to make this spot great, but my group was disappointed.

Outstanding. In every regard…read more Fantastic brunch spot. And a cool location inside a large country house. Definitely try the Short Rib Skillet and Bloody Mary's. And get a side of Grilled Andouille.

Cozy's Cottage has always been a hit‑or‑miss spot for us, and unfortunately our September 18 visit…read morelanded firmly in the "miss" category. My husband ordered the soup and shaved Caesar, while I went with the Carbonara. The soup arrived lukewarm, and the shaved Caesar was awkward to eat--shaved romaine simply doesn't cooperate with a fork. The Carbonara was completely uneatable and the biggest disappointment. What arrived at the table looked more like a soupy, broken sauce with noodles swimming underneath and a barely cooked egg collapsing into the bowl than anything resembling Carbonara. The photo says it all: a runny, unsettled mixture that never came together as a cohesive dish. To their credit, the manager removed it from the bill and apologized, explaining that a new chef is still learning the recipes and that the dish should never have been served that way. The issue, of course, is that it was served that way. Cozy's seems to be experimenting with "deconstructed" presentations, but it isn't working. The shaved lettuce Caesar came topped with a deviled egg, and the Carbonara featured that nearly raw egg sitting on top of a watery sauce. Sometimes sticking with what you know is the better choice. Despite this visit, we'll likely return--Cozy's can be charming, and when they get it right, the food can be quite good. But consistency remains their biggest challenge. Next time, I'll ordered the fried chicken!

The Liberty Collective is one of the best casual hangouts in Liberty Township--a place that…read moregenuinely works for friends, families, and all ages. The complex is large, lively, and designed for groups, with both indoor and outdoor seating that makes it easy to settle in and stay awhile. Billed as both an entertainment and dining destination, the Collective offers five different restaurant options, covering everything from burgers, wings, burritos, hibachi‑style bowls, fried chicken, salads, and pizzas. Dessert lovers tend to gravitate toward ice cream at The District, but there's also a shop offering macarons and cupcakes. Everything is ordered counter‑style, and you'll get a text when your food is ready for pickup--simple, efficient, and perfect for a casual night out. We haven't had anything we didn't enjoy, but the burgers are the standout favorites in our group. For adults, there's a bourbon bar and a second bar focused on craft cocktails and beer. And if you're serious about your beverages, there's an entire wall of 30+ self‑serve taps featuring beer, wine, and cocktails. We haven't tried the tap wall yet, but it's a fun option for those who like to explore. Only wish one of the restaurants serving craft beverages, had freshly brewed iced tea. There is iced tea in the soda fountain but it's not the same as fresh. We usually sit outside at the communal tables and watch the kids play sand volleyball or cornhole. One evening they even had karaoke--and true to the family‑friendly vibe, kids were welcome to grab the mic and have their moment. The Collective does enforce a teen curfew; after around 5 p.m., teens need to be accompanied by an adult. With the high school right across the street, it keeps the space manageable and enjoyable for everyone. A casual, local favorite that truly delivers on food, fun, and atmosphere.

We went there as a family last night to watch the Moeller vs. St. X Baseball game on their TVs. It…read morewas great that they paid for the service and put it on every TV in the place. We had Pizza and Cheezy Bread from Ramundo's. It was very good and the service was quick. Beer was reasonably priced. Parking was fine when we got there but it was full when we left. Everyone was parking at the High School and walking over. It was good to see our tax dollars being spent on something that helps the community more than educating the kids. It is noisy inside but it is at a level you can deal with. Lots of things to do and the outside areas looked great!

if I could, I would give it zero stars!Yesterday was one of the poorest excuses for an Easter…read moreBuffet I have ever been to. I was embarrassed to have my family there. It didn't look very well attended and now we know why. They must have known something that we didn't. I have been to several Mother's Day Buffets there and I know that they know better than to charge $55.00/person for the cheap garbage they foisted on the guests. How many ways can they serve PORK(the cheapest meat on the market and half the price of a pound of hamburger), along with dozens of hard boiled eggs at less than 2.00/doz., some beef that was tough and obviously a low price cut or mystery meat. The salads were sparse, there were no cheese selections at all, no juices served, and not a single vegetable was on the menu. I don't believe that I have EVER been to a buffet that didn't at least serve green beans(but then, right now they cost more/pound than pork). The buffet was FULL of "filler foods" like donuts and muffins. The service was terrible. If you wanted something to drink, you had to go get it yourself. That "buffet" wasn't even worth $150. let alone $275.00 There was a sign out front that said "Mother's Day Buffet". We will not be stupid enough to be "taken" a second time. We will NOT be back.

Finding a place my wife would like for Mother's Day is difficult, but Manor House's Mother's Day…read morebrunch filled the bill. Anywhere with an omelette station will get my attention. The omelette station here was top notch. They had poached eggs next to it that looked like extra large egg McMuffins. They test better. The tenderloin was awesome. The ham was excellent. Adding dessert, and the ability of our out of town son to attend (with his significant other) made my lady the happiest she could be. With a little dessert, the starches made me sleepy, so some of the best coffee I have had in a long time was available. Goodbye Starbucks. Goodnight Dunkin. No match to McCafe for the Manor House coffee. I will do my best to come back next year (if it doesn't sell out before I get a reservation). I love this.

As a guest even in the winter, their quality, attention to detail, strolling hills and landscapes…read moremake you want to become a member. Everything was amazing!

I had a baby shower for Cousin here earlier today and this is a very nice facility to have a baby…read moreshower in it. I was surprised with how spacious, well kept and clean the building was inside. I only didn't care for the steep steps that were outside of the building, because there was some loose tiles on the steps and they were steep. The houses around the club were pretty too.

If you're looking for a clean, comfortable stay, this is a great option!…read more We stayed one night, we weren't in the room much as we spent the day and into the night at kings island. It was around a 20min commute, so not super close but this was a good value and a clean hotel. Room was a little warm when we walked in, but the air conditioning worked well. Room was clean, mattress was comfortable. There were some spots on the curtains and couch that were deep stained, made it look a little dingy. Good water pressure in the shower. They offered community Dove brand bath products. They do have a nice breakfast spread in the morning in the lobby. Everything was well stocked, clean and smelled nice. We didn't eat so I can't say how it tastes. Everything in our room worked well, staff were friendly. Would return.

10/2024 We stayed at this hotel on a Friday night. Next time I'm in town I'll stay here…read more The room was good & clean. The public areas were clean. The breakfast was fine. The parking lot was clean, no loiters & my car was not molested. My only suggestion for the management is, they were sold out on Friday night & they only had one person working the breakfast area. Come on - you knew you were sold out & you only scheduled one worker? Come on.

I have never found a court with a slower pace of play lack of rangers and no car girl. It should…read morenot take you four hours plus to play nine holes. You shouldn't have to worry about the group in front of you attempting to drive it onto the fairway on purpose from a par 3. I will never be back.

Greens were alright, but offer little variety, I'd call this course a stepping stone for those new…read moreto the sport such as myself. I would actively deter new players from here though unless you can catch a slow time. I was playing in a group of three on a Friday around noon and we basically were rushed off the course by other golfers. We always consider other golfers abilities and speeds when we play as we know that we aren't the fastest golfers since we are newer, but we had to let 4 groups pass us because they just were relentlessly quick, we finished our 9 holes in 2 hours because we felt that WE were the problem. Which might be true, might not be, depends how you look at it, but regardless, the play here is FAST and will leave you feeling like the problem. The other golfers can be pretty rude as well. We teed off on an easy straight and short fairway and before we could even hit our balls on the fairway a group of older men pulled up and teed off right on top of us. Additionally, we had a group of two that was consistently waiting on us, which is fine, we were aware we were slow but we tried to be accommodating without ruining our fun as well, we stopped at the next tee box and told them to play ahead of us since they clearly were getting annoyed at waiting, instead of even giving us a pity "thanks" and then complaining about us as they drove away, they just hit us with "yeah." when we told them that it'd be fine for them to pass. Not the most encouraging thing... Overall though, despite the facilities being a little dated (though the clubhouse holds up and is pretty nice, thankfully there's a hospital next door because the drink prices will give you a heart attack. Almost $30 for 6 beers) the only problem is the other golfers, which isn't always going to be an issue and it's not the golf courses fault. The course was fun and gave us new players a chance to experience a little more difficulty than we usually experience, including dog legs and real water hazards but as I said earlier they kinda lack variety at times, arguably 4-6 is probably the highlight of the front 9. I would probably come back but either alone or with just a friend since the pace is too quick for its own good.