Left home early before breakfast for a crack of dawn meeting in Jackson so I was very pleased to…read moresee a cafe with breakfast getting good ratings on Yelp. Folks weren't lying. The Spot on Main Cafe fits the bill with a terrific warm pretzel breakfast sandwich with a large sausage patty and melted gouda. I'm pretty skeptical of sausage patties as they are typically thin, dry, and hockey puck-like. This one was none of those things. The large latte was robust in size and taste. Tasteful and super clean interior with good but not too loud music. Helpful service advising on choices (the bacon and swiss on a croissant was a close second when deciding what to get). Went for the pretzel which too wasn't the typically dry, hard, experience that requires incisor driven tearing to eat. I include a picture from the bathroom, definitely a first. But hanging on the inside of the door was a Scandinavia style high chair to have kiddos sit when you are otherwise occupied in this spotless bathroom. Two tables out front with shades and other tables around the corner in the back as well. Plenty of space inside but if you want to get outside to enjoy the morning coffee, that's an option. I'll definitely be back next time I have business in Jackson.

Every town needs A Spot on Main! The shop is upscale, trendy in a renovated historic building. They…read moreserve locally roasted coffee, breakfast and lunch sandwiches, and soups. We stopped in for an early lunch, which they serve all day. Everything on the menu looked delicious and prices are reasonable. I had a bowl of the chicken and rice soup. The soup was thick and creamy with lots of vegetables and delicious. My husband loved the Club Sandwich which was packed with ham, bacon, avocado, lettuce and tomato. Service was a bit confusing as one of the clerks told me to sit down and brought a menu. But she never came back to take our order and we figured out we had to go up to the counter to order. I guess the regulars know this. The place is popular, there's a line to order and most tables full. They have a nice patio out back with tables. Inside, there are about 15 tables. It gets loud inside when they are full. They sell their locally roasted coffee in the shop along with other coffee related gifts. There is street parking out front and a handicapped access at the rear entrance.

While driving to Virginia Beach, we were passing through Rio Grande, Ohio, when we noticed the…read morebillboards pointing to Twinkleberries Coffee. From the signs, it looked like a small local business, and we always enjoy supporting local entrepreneurs instead of the big chains, so we decided to stop. What a wonderful surprise! Twinkleberries is a Christian-owned business that shares a positive, uplifting message, something this world desperately needs. From the moment we walked in, we felt genuinely welcomed. The staff gave us attentive, personal service. There were already a few customers inside, and shortly after we arrived the shop filled up, which speaks well for this hidden gem. I ordered the Wagyu burger and a chai latte, and both were absolutely marvelous. My wife had the grilled cheese, a peach smoothie, and a London Fog. She has several food allergies and they were very accommodating to her needs. Everything was prepared to perfection and served with a warm smile. If you're passing through the area, do yourself a favor and stop by. Great food, delicious drinks, friendly people, and a welcoming atmosphere. We'll definitely be back!

This was a really great stop on my road trip through this area. Great service, great tea, and…read morewelcoming staff. I plan to make this a regular stop in future trips.

I recently saw a post on Ohio Trips' Facebook page about a charming little bakery tucked away in…read moresouthern Ohio called Four Mile Bakery. As a former chef and someone who creates food videos for my YouTube channel, I'm always searching for hidden diners, cafés, and bakeries that deserve more attention. Supporting local Ohio businesses is something I'm passionate about, so I made the drive to Jackson to see what all the buzz was about. The bakery sits along a quiet country road across from a picturesque farm with goats, horses, and cows, making the drive there part of the experience. When I walked inside, I discovered it's much more than a bakery--it's also a country general store stocked with homemade jams, jellies, sauces, and other locally made goodies. But let's be honest... the real reason for my visit was the doughnuts. Instead of the typical display case, Four Mile Bakery has a doughnut buffet where you put on plastic gloves and pick out your own favorites. It's a fun concept that lets you really take your time looking over all the incredible options. While I was filming, I had the pleasure of meeting the owner, Shawn. He couldn't have been more welcoming. He shared the story of the bakery, how many of their recipes were developed, and the passion that goes into what they make every day. Then came the highlight of my visit--their signature Wagon Wheel doughnut. This giant glazed doughnut is unlike any I've ever had. Most oversized doughnuts tend to be heavy, bread-like, and dense. Not this one. Somehow they've mastered the art of making it unbelievably light and airy with an almost cotton-candy-like texture. It practically melts in your mouth. It's one of the best doughnuts I've ever eaten. They also offer an impressive variety of doughnuts with all kinds of toppings and flavors, so there's something for everyone. Although they serve lunch items as well, I didn't have enough time to try them on this visit. We picked up several doughnuts along with a few items from the general store, thanked Shawn for his hospitality, and headed home. Four Mile Bakery is exactly the kind of hidden gem I love discovering. Great people, incredible homemade doughnuts, and a beautiful country setting make it well worth the drive. If you're anywhere near Jackson--or even if you're not--make the trip. The Wagon Wheel alone is worth it. P.S. Unfortunately, my camera's microphone decided to quit working during my visit, so most of the footage I captured is without sound. I guess that's just a good excuse to make another trip back to Four Mile Bakery... and somehow I don't think I'll mind having to eat another Wagon Wheel!

This store/bakery is awesome. What an adorable place. You can grab so many things including…read morelunch and some of the freshest baked donuts I have ever tasted. The owner was so friendly and told us about his business and history. The donuts are absolutely huge. I also bought some sauces and jams that look great. There is a cute a candle shop next them that a local lady runs. She makes her own candles and wax melts. She was just the cutest, sweetest lady and so very friendly. I HIGHLY recomnend going to both of these locations in Jackson Ohio.

Nice coffee shop in Piketon, not far from 23. I got an iced coffee, which I enjoyed. Also the…read morewifi was fairly fast . Would recommend if you are in the area

Great coffee, and a fantastic meeting space. The vibe is casual, yet a great place to conduct…read moresmall business meetings or to meet out of town friends when you only have time for coffee.

When in season they have beautiful flowers, gorgeous hanging baskets and plenty of veggies to…read moreplant. In the store they have a deli and bakery. The hand held pies are a star within themselves! Come early as people like to take bags full. The red raspberry and lemon and winners. Lots of canned items and jellies, plus plenty of bulk packet choices.

Ok first, let me say that I DON'T love the donuts here- but read on!…read more For everything else this is a one-stop shop for Amish goods like spice mixes, food, deli, and flowers (seasonally). I love stopping in here because the staff is so friendly and helpful. It's definitely a gem on the outskirts of town that a lot of people overlook. Stop by and check it out!

Rōst was my second "office" of the day after the first spot seemed to have slower internet speeds…read moreand I wasn't able to get my hotspot to connect at 5G perhaps because it's a big metal building acting as a Faraday cage. So I moved and now I'm here. Free street parking and inside, I was not alone. Rōst draws in a good crowd of the remote workers on laptops. I was here for four hours, drinking first a cortado and then a drip coffee. The pastries looked good and nearly pulled me off my keto diet but I stayed strong. Wifi was speeding, the power outlet next to my table worked well and when it felt like perhaps I was keeping others from getting a seat, I decided that it was time to move on to somewhere else. Overall, this was a super spot and I'd choose it first next time. [Review 939 of 2026 - 318 in Ohio - 26119 overall]

Walked over to grab coffee and loved this setup. Seating inside and out along with attached shops…read more The coffee was wonderful. We stopped back the next day to try it again since their seasonal menu had so many options. The toast and acai bowls were both delicious and made fresh. We also tried pastries the next day and they were tasty as well.

Maple bourbon latte-delicious. Cinnamon rolls-delicious! They also have decent breakfast burritos…read moreand quiches. You order at the counter and find a seat. There are several patio tables and a nice large dining area.

This place is such cute vibes and benefits the city with some of the profits going towards…read morementoring local teens. Their drinks are unique flavors - I had a blueberry milk coffee & a decaf maple bourbon latte (I think this one is really cool because it uses non alcoholic bourbon!). Both were yummy. My husband got a house ginger ale and a cinnamon roll. The cinnamon was huge and fluffy and yummy but could use a lot more cinnamon, and the ginger ale was kinda watery. I had the Thai peanut wrap which was really good and my husband had the turkey pesto panini - the panini was not a panini but more of a cold sandwich on toast, so that was disappointing. Overall nice vibes and we'd come back.

The service was prompt and she was very friendly. Food came out quickly and we were able to grab a…read moreseat and enjoy! There was a large family inside and it's clear this is where they liked to come eat and hangout, I understand why. We got the Chocolate frosted yeast, a plain glazed yeast, and a lemon frosted cake donut. Cake donuts are normally hit or miss but this was a HIT. They were so flaky and FRESH, one of the best I've ever had. There was a wide variety of options from classics to extravagant toppings. Wish we lived closer because this would be a weekly stop.

Service was wonderful. Donuts were delicious. And fresh coffee! Who can ask for more??read more