Great food and customer service Prices are good as well…read moreHave eaten here many times and tried different foods each time..

Tried this place twice. First time the were out of 1/2 the meal we ordered so they just brought us…read morethe main course but not the side or the . They didn't adjust the price or even apologize. The waitress tell us until we questioned rest of the meal was if they had told us we could've ordered something The second time we went back our food was burnt and again no explanation no apologies so we have never went back. The first time was before the fire the second time was after the fire.

Avengers Assemble! We are here for a dog competition and…read morewanted a convenient place to eat. It's connected to the Roberts Centre and so is very convenient, especially during this hot and humid day. You don't even need to walk outdoors,, which is a huge relief because the heat outside was hitting us like the Human Torch's Nova blasts tbh. We were instantly seated at a quiet and comfy booth. The restaurant is very modern and spacious. Like Iron Man's tech and Stark Tower (okay, maybe not as tall). It has an automobile theme to it, so it's really fun! It honestly felt like we were just chilling right inside Tony Stark's personal garage with all his flashy cars. Lindsay was our server and was extremely friendly and fast and efficient. She checked on it us a couple of times and even had the check ready to go when our meals were served. She was basically zooming around the tables faster than Quicksilver. That's a good sign that the restaurant understands how busy conference goers can be. Of course, that was not to rush us at all, but it can always save time when you're going to be busy con conventions. She really had that Captain America level of tactical planning to keep things moving for us. I had the sirloin which was tender and moist. My partner had a fish and chips which were crispy and the fish was what's tender and flaky. Everything was cooked so perfectly it was almost like Scarlet Witch used some chaos magic in the kitchen to get the flavors exactly right. Maybe with a sprinkling of Doctor Strange magic too! Would definitely come back and may even head back later today!

The atmosphere is open, welcoming and comfortable. The food was amazing and the service was…read moreimpeccable. Courtney did a wonderful job.

Found a decent coffee shop near Dayton airport with very hipster vibes! It wasn't too busy when I…read morecame but there was still a decent amount of people. There's plenty of seating available and they also have a drive thru. I ordered the avocado toast topped with arugula and a dirty chai with oat milk. The dirty chai wasn't on the menu, but they were able to make it for me when I asked. The staff was really friendly and overall it's a nice spot to grab some coffee and food before heading to the airport!

Highly recommend: Nice local eatery for a quick coffee or breakfast/lunchtime bite…read more The Vibe & Atmosphere are awesome. And the baristas are great! Teller was very helpful & pleasant, too. Got an large (16oz) iced Mocha ($5.50) and a grilled veggie sandwich ($10.00) which were both very good tasting and well sized. The avocados on the sandwich were definitely fresh. Seating, wifi and power outlets are plentiful, easy to use and comforting. Note the drink pick up is self serve, but they do deliver food to the tables. Table bussing is self clean. Bottom Line: I like it here, you should stop in!

The Dagwood sandwich rocks! Fresh ingredients. Fresh bread. Great seasoning. Generous portion…read more The kettle chips were also very good and not a salt lick. Order at the counter. Find a seat. They will find you when your order is ready. The space is large and uncluttered. The outside and rooftop seating is excellent. The dining roof and men's room are clean. Will I return? Yes.

This is a great addition to the Wilmington area. We took my mother out for breakfast here on her…read morebirthday you order at the counter and then they serve your food to your table. They had a great breakfast and the highlight for us were those amazing breakfast potatoes. Everyone agreed they were the star of the show. Please note they do not have many non-pork breakfast meat options. The staff was super friendly and nice and it definitely has that small town feel. It's conveniently located right next to the bike path and a bike shop. I'd recommend stopping by if you're in the area.

Like, Follow and Share - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/17uVhe5sWi/…read more 975 S. South Street, Wilmington, Ohio (937) 366-6220 Website: https://theblackbirdwilmington.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61577050103184 0600 - 3pm - Daily I'm always on the hunt for locally owned and operated places to support -- mostly because chain restaurants make me feel like I'm eating the same corporate dream in every town. #OverPricedUnderRated A longtime friend and BaldWhiteGuy supporter, Chris Georges, suggested the Black Bird. So I did what any responsible, waffle-motivated adult would do: I Googled it, packed the princess (my child, not royalty), and drove 27 minutes into the wilds of Wilmington for breakfast. I've got a long, complicated love affair with Wilmington -- R&L trucking memories, pay-lake fishing , horse shows, drive-in dates with a adorable dimpled accomplice, and pizza from a hole-in-the-wall called Generations Pizzeria, back before they went all boogie and built a real restaurant. #LongTimeSupporter. Somehow, The Black Bird flew under my radar. July 9, 2025, The new kid on the block, but already serving up breakfast like it's been doing it for decades. We rolled in on a day when Mother Nature decided to audition for a snow catastrophe. School canceled, and me coming off a 20-call shift with a five-hour fire standby -- so yes, I was hangry and exhausted. #ShowMeCoffeeandBacon The Black Bird's parking lot had room, the staff waved us in, and we were told to sit wherever we liked. I considered the window seat for the ambiance, then remembered the car thermometer read "well below zero" and chose survival over Instagram lighting. Good call -- the corner booth on the opposite side of the restaurant was cold, the window seats were colder, I'm sure. Service was prompt. Water for the princess, black coffee and water for me -- because coffee is a personality trait. The menu is a delightful problem: too many good choices. I solved this like a rational adult by ordering the dish that crams the most breakfast joy onto one plate. #MostImportantMeal #HealthyBoy I ordered the Two Birds Platter - 2 eggs over-easy, bacon, a waffle, and wheat toast. * Eggs: Perfectly cooked. Not a puddle of yolk, not a hockey puck. Just right. Hats off to the chef. * Bacon: I'm normally a "slightly underdone, floppy bacon" guy, but this was crispy in the best way -- not burnt, just proud. Definitely sandwich-worthy. #maybenexttime * Wheat Toast: Salted butter, golden brown, the kind of toast that makes you consider buying a toaster with feelings. * Waffle: The reason I drove 27 minutes. Warm, slightly sugary crunch on the outside, fluffy inside. If waffles had fan clubs, this one would be president. The Two Birds Platter was delicious and filling. Highly recommended. The princess went with French toast plus a side of bacon. Three thick slices of Texas-toast-style bread, perfectly cooked, topped with a berry compote that tasted like summer and probably a small sin against your A1C. #Diabetes #WilfordBrimley She couldn't finish it (too much food? impossible), so I heroically sampled. Verdict: wonderful. Staff kept my coffee above the half-cup threshold -- a service-level I judge all restaurants by. If your coffee dips below half, you're playing with my emotions (and your tip). Let's talk price * Two Birds Platter -- $11.00 -- Incredible value. Plenty of food. I left full and happy. * French Toast -- $11.00 -- Fair and generous portions * Side of Bacon -- $4.00 -- Two slices for four bucks? Either that pig was raised on caviar or someone's tipping the bacon farmer. Pricey, but tasty. * Coffee -- $3.00 -- Hot, and delicious. Kept my cup full and offered a to go cup (great touch). They asked small or big. I said big. They delivered a cup that could power a small village. It was Huge. Worth every penny. If you follow the BaldWhiteGuy, you know I have reservations about the prices of beverages at restaurants, but his was well worth the $3. May be drinking this cup till noon! #HowManyTimeCanYouRewarm Overall: fair prices, solid portions, and service that earned a generous tip. Final Review 4 out of 5 Bald Heads -- ‍‍‍‍ Positives * Locally owned and operated -- support your neighbors, not a corporate overlord. #ShopLocal * Great service -- attentive without hovering. * Plenty of food -- bring an appetite or a friend with a trunk. * Fair prices -- especially for the main plates. * Huge to-go coffee -- caffeine for days. Negatives * Bacon price -- delicious, but my wallet cried a little. * Thermostat -- it was cold enough to make my bald head regret life choices. Turn up the heat, Black Bird. #DontBeCheap If you're in Wilmington and you like breakfast, brunch, or lunch that treats you like a person and not a number, fly into The Black Bird. Tell them BaldWhiteGuy sent you, and tell the waffle I'll be back -- probably sooner than my cholesterol would advise.

We were so excited to try this while passing through. The "church basement" vibe didn't bother us…read moreat all, but we were still disappointed. I heard the country boy was really good. Chicken and waffles were good, but struggled to eat it without a knife. The weathervane was mediocre at best. Potatoes were sad and mushy on both plates. Overall the service was really what was lacking. She was friendly, took our order and never came back. No drink refills, no check. We sat there long enough to one by one use the restroom and decided we must pay at the counter. We did not feel like the whole food + experience equated to a great value for the money.

Fantastic food & great home cooking. We had an amazing smash-burger and some of the best fries I've…read moreever had. Amanda recommended the meal & she was 100% correct! They serve breakfast all day as well. This restaurant connects to the theater so you can watch a $5 movie after you eat. It's a little hard to find at first since it only has a little sign out front. It's right where the gps shows, just a small mom & pop restaurant. Give it a try, you won't be disappointed!

When walking in the cashier was very welcoming. It felt like a little diner and very homy. Our…read moreorder was Philly cheese steak fries, goetta grilled cheese, jalapeño poppers and a smoosh burger. Everything tasted amazing, the goetta on the grilled cheese was different but tasted perfect. The jalapeño poppers had a great kick to them. We will definitely be going back to try other menu items

We had a church ladies group night out and they accommodated 12 of us and made a nice seating area…read morefor us. Waitress was very nice and attentive and kept our drinks refilled. Nice variety of foods in a homey Bee themed dining area. Most of us ordered different things and they all came out within a reasonable amount of time of each other. We ordered pizza, hoagies, philly cheese steaks(my fave), ham sub, onion rings, hamburger, fried mushrooms, calzones, salads and spaghetti with meat sauce. We enjoyed everything. Things most raved about were the Philly cheese steaks, pizza and the special of the day Spaghetti with meat sauce. We were well taken care of and I am sure we will be back! Thank you Auntie Bee's for accommodating us and for the wonderful service.

Food was good, a little unseasoned and bf complained that his portion was too small but mine…read morewasn't. Service was not great. Neat little place close to Grandpa Joes Candy.

Consistent food and service each and every time we go here. We don't mind the noise of the…read morerestaurant.

‍Bald White Guy Reviews‍…read morehttps://www.facebook.com/BaldWhiteGuyReviews/ The Farmers Table 26 E. Main Street, Mt. Sterling, OH Mon-Sat | 7am-11am (937) 269-1911 Inside the Sterling Bluegrass Jamboree FIRST IMPRESSIONS: 5‍‍‍‍‍ - 5 of 5 If Cracker Barrel and a banjo had a baby, it'd be The Farmers' Table. You walk in through the main entrance of the Sterling Bluegrass Jamboree building (yes, that's a real thing ), and boom--you're in a dining room that doubles as a music hall. Tables, and the unmistakable scent of sizzling bacon. Bonus points for the "Text Your Order" feature --I sent a message, got a cheerful reply, a photo of my ticket, and an ETA. Ms. Celina greeted me with a smile, my food was boxed and bagged, and the whole place was cleaner than a bald head after a fresh polish. Would they let me sing on stage while waiting for my omelet? Probably not. But a guy can dream. THE FOOD: 3‍‍‍ - 3 of 5 I opted for the 3-egg omelet, which included ham, mushrooms, cheese, and wheat toast. Solid. Eggs were cooked perfectly, and the fillings were generous. However, it needed a little salt and pepper to bring it to life. #NoSeasoning #OmeletNeedsAMicDrop ‍ SERVICE & STAFF: 5‍‍‍‍‍ - 5 of 5 Ms. Celina runs the show like a breakfast ninja. Friendly, fast, and full of charm. I suspect she could whip up pancakes and solve a crossword at the same time. VALUE & PRICING: 3‍‍‍ - 3 of 5 $12 for an omelet? That's a bit rich for my bald wallet. I could make the same thing at home for half the price... but then I'd have to do dishes. CLEANLINESS: 5‍‍‍‍‍ - 5 of 5 Spotless. Like a freshly waxed dome. PARKING: 4‍‍‍‍ - 4 of 5 Street parking is available. There might be a lot out back, but I didn't go exploring. I was on a mission for eggs, not asphalt. ‍ HANDICAP ACCESSIBILITY: 2‍‍ - 2 of 5 Small step at the entrance. Not ideal. Use caution when entering or exiting--especially if you've had a few too many cups of coffee. ‍ SOCIAL MEDIA: 3‍‍‍ - 3 of 5 - Strong Facebook Presence. Makes frequent posts, and the page has all the required contact information. Stop by the Farmers Table page and hit "Like". Why you're at it, take a look at the Sterling Bluegrass Jamboree page as well. You may be a Bluegrass Fan and just didn't know it. COMMUNITY VIBES: When Ben & Joy's closed, Mt. Sterling's breakfast brain trust lost its HQ. The Farmers' Table has stepped up as the new morning meeting spot for farmers, business owners, and individuals working to solve the world's problems over coffee. ‍ It was good to see some familiar faces. OVERALL BALD HEAD RATING: 4‍‍‍‍ - 4 out of 5 ‍ A charming breakfast spot with heart, hustle, and hash browns. Worth a visit if you're in town, at Deer Creek, or just craving a side of community with your eggs. SUPPORT LOCAL! Tag your breakfast crew, share your favorite dish, and let's keep The Farmers' Table cookin'! And finally, why did the Farmer's Table move into the Sterling Bluegrass Jamboree Building???? Because even the mashed potatoes wanted to jam with the gravy! #dadjokes #BaldWhiteGuyReviews #BreakfastWithBanter #MtSterlingEats #SupportLocal #OmeletOpinions #BluegrassAndBacon #CelinaForMayor #BaldApproved

From the owner: Breakfast 7–11am: the sweet spot between early bird & fashionably late. Bacon lovers, omelet…read morearchitects, syrup seekers welcome… and on Thursdays & Fridays, we just keep the good food going a little longer with lunch til 2!

Modern and inviting feel to this newer location. Plenty of parking on the side and in the rear…read more People were playing in a cornhole tournament in the courtyard gathering area. Waitress was gracious and the Charred Romaine Caesar was delicious with a smoky and uniquely seasoned flavor. Would love to come back and try more items!

The food at The Porch has always been good, and based on the food alone, I would have given the…read morerestaurant 5 stars. Unfortunately, the customer service during my most recent visit was disappointing, and I would rate that aspect of the experience around 1.5 stars. From the moment we entered, we were not greeted with a smile and did not feel particularly welcomed. We requested to sit outside, and although there were more than 10 open tables available, we were seated directly next to the only other occupied table. Our waitress also appeared somewhat disengaged throughout the visit. There was limited interaction, and when we asked twice for additional time to decide what we wanted to order, we felt that our request was not received warmly. This was a Thursday at the beginning of the month, and the restaurant was not particularly busy, so the lack of attentiveness was especially noticeable. Unfortunately, this is not the first time I have experienced inconsistent customer service at The Porch. The food continues to be good, but the service has begun to significantly affect the overall dining experience. I hope management will take this feedback seriously and focus on improving the customer-service experience through additional support and training for the staff. Customers should feel welcomed and appreciated from the moment they walk through the door.