We visited Tall Oaks and stayed in the Carriage House recently for a wedding of a friend. The…read moreproperty and all of its buildings was beautifully maintained. You can tell the team here truly cares about the appearance the upkeep. Unfortunately, during our stay, the AC was broken in the bedrooms. It was an unseasonably hot day and each of the bedrooms was 80+ degrees. The common areas including the location for the ceremony and dinner were properly climate controlled, but sleeping was difficult. Luckily, the outside temperature cooled down enough overnight for us to leave our sliding glass door open for a breeze.

From the start this venue was amazing! Melissa, the coordinator, did a great job. She listened,…read moremade suggestions and was professional. She put us at ease with the feeling that everything was going to work out. Which it did!! The rest of the staff was amazing too. All of the food was good, and they went out of their way to accommodate the people with food allergies. The bartenders did a great job of rolling with the supply of alcohol that they had when things ran out. We ended up renting out the inn for the wedding night. I regret not renting it out for the night before also. However, a lot of the wedding party stayed there anyways. HIGHLY recommend doing that! It's beautiful! It makes the day go so smoothly because everyone is in one place! There's lots of things to do in the upstairs portion to fill the time. Just makes everything easier! I highly recommend Tall Oaks!

We had dinner with members of the club last night. The grounds are stunning - it's rhododendron…read moreseason, and they were lovely. It's just a very pretty place in the northeastern Ohio woods in the spring. Moving on to the food and the staff - could not ask for better. Our wait staff were polite and prompt, but more importantly very funny, kind, and generally good to be around. Good people. The chef came out once, and my goodness, she is creative! We were there for a five course meal, and none of the courses disappointed. It was a really lovely experience.

best kept secret in two states . we are members from…read morePennsylvania, that drive two hours to enjoy great dining and atmosphere FCM

The Patrician had a great fish fry which is catered by Regovich Catering. $20 for an adult and $10…read morefor a child for all you can eat. Water is free, $2 for all you can drink pop. You can also purchase beer at the bar. There is fried fish, baked fish, cabbage and noodles, perogies, Mac & Cheese, tater tots, veggies, salad, and clam chowder. The clam chowder is to die for and a must have while there. The fish is delicious. All of the food was good and definitely worth the trip.

I just called this party center to enquire about booking a rehearsal dinner there. The "gentleman"…read morewho answered said "is the wedding here?" To which I answered no, at which point he gave a nasty snarky laugh and said well when is it. I have him the date and then asked why we was laughing he replied "where is this wedding gift at" and when I told him he said "well why don't you have it there?" And laughed again. At which point I hung up. They just lost a dinner party of about 40 people due to the rude behavior of the person that answered their phone On the afternoon of 7-10-21

So where should you go when you have a special event and want great food, a helpful staff and a…read morebeautiful and unique setting? The answer is 100% The Clifton Barn. I planned my wedding in about a month and a half and The Clifton Barn pulled it off flawlessly. Comparatively to other venues, it's in the middle ground as far as pricing, however they do not charge a facility or staffing fee, (almost) everything is built in, so that's definitely a bonus. \ We had our wedding in late November, but a spring/summer/fall wedding can be held outdoors on their beautiful patio with a really cool fire pit. (we had our ceremony inside in front of the fire place and it was great) They have a really cool lounge loft that we did our first looks in and those pictures were my favorites. We had 60 for dinner, I'm sure you could go higher, but it was a very comfortable number for us especially since using the patio as part of the space wasn't really an option. The dinner was awesome, it is owned by the same owner as Strip next door, and I highly recommend the steak. It's also nice because Old Avon Village has two restaurants for rehearsal dinners and lots of parking and photography options.

I helped plan my two friends weddings here, one backed out…read moreBecause the owner is an interesting personality to deal with. But he didn't make it as far as he has by being a pushover. The other one had hers there, the lady that set everything up was less then helpful and rude. I wish I could remember her name, it was lady maybe late 40's? Anyways.. Just make sure everything is the way you want it and be prepared to do extra work to pick up her slack. However the food is great. I think it's chef Erik? He was wonderful. The ambiance is beautiful. And overall, you will have an incredible experience there.

The Lodge at Allardale is a Medina County Park's District venue…read more I visited for my friend Kate's wedding reception in October 2025. The pricing must be competitive but call them to find out. The lodge is a medium sized venue that fits just under 100 people. There is an outside grassy area that is slightly hilly but can be perfect for stepping out for a summer event or a summer wedding. It isn't a fancy place but it does the job well. I believe the venue provided the food and the wedding party brought their own music and entertainment. The food was a nice dinner of a starter course (salad, I think), a main dish (meats), and a dessert (I forgot what was served for dessert). Drinks were provided to from non-alcoholic to alcoholic. More information - "The Lodge at Allardale is a 4,800-square-foot indoor facility on the east side of Allardale. Designed to look like a farm building, The Lodge at Allardale has a capacity of 98 people and features a fireplace, kitchen, restrooms, and meeting room." - from Visit Medina County website. The lodge is a rustic and cabin-like building that is simple yet nice for a small event or party. Contact them if you are looking for a venue for your next event. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 56/250 total reviews in 2026 - 897 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 29 April 2026

Great food for fish fry, and of course Oktoberfest. Friendly volunteers and overall great…read moreatmosphere inside and out

Came here for the Spring Beer Festival at the recommendation of a patient and really enjoyed it…read more Living in Germany for two years when I was younger I like to think I know a thing or two about proper German food, and this did not disappoint. I got the combination dinner with pork schnitzel, a bratwurst, German potato salad, and sauerkraut. My fiance got the same thing except what was referred to as a "German hotdog" instead of the brat. Both of us thoroughly enjoyed our meal. Many desserts were available in another building but were too delicious to pause and take a picture. There was also a beer truck with several imported German beers on tap at a reasonable price. All in all we had a great time here and will definitely be on the lookout for other events to attend here. I had been told they do an Oktoberfest every fall, that we will be sure not to miss.

I went to this party center for a friends birthday party. I believe they have 2 rooms that you can…read morerent out for your parties/events. When we arrived their was a babyshower in one room and then my friend's party in the other. They did a good job of keeping the two things separate so we wouldn't disturb one another. When we walked into the room for the party, it was absolutely beautiful! They did an amazing job with the decorations, food displays, and the bar. Since they were serving liquor at the event, there was an officer to monitor. Which was great! My friend had a live band and dj perform at her party and the setup and sound was amazing in the space! It was very intimate but had enough space for all who attended. I was truly impressed because the last time I was in this party center was for an awards banquet back in high school. I will for sure keep this place in mind as I am planning upcoming events and parties.

John & his staff made sure everything was perfect for our wedding reception. My guest was so…read moreimpressed with the facility and the food. We had the chicken marsala, roast beef and the baked cod with the lemon butter sauce and it was so delicious. John I'm forever grateful to you & your staff. we had the best night ever!! Thank you! The Cooks 6/4/22

I went to a party here and hadn't been familiar with the space prior. They have managed to hold on…read moreto the historical character of the space, while providing the necessary modern conveniences. There is also a beautiful deck and yard space for the warmer months. A nice little gem that I never knew was there.

I just attended a brief meeting held at this location. The first floor is surprisingly large with…read moremultiple sitting rooms. The staircase is beautiful and every inch of the place is covered in wallpaper, even the ceiling in some rooms. Although quaint, it really bothered me that there wasn't more literature available on-site that explained what all the historic items on display were about. Was the harmonica a former possession of Old Man Nicholson? Seriously, there was a harmonica on display with a little white label next to it reading "harmonica." No duh it is a harmonica, but what is so important about it? It also really bothered me that there was a doll on display with her hair parted for pigtails and only one pigtail was secured with a ribbon. The other pigtail was just lose; she looked like a homeless lady off her meds. I spent a long time staring at that doll thinking of all the reasons the person who arranged the display left her like that: 1)It was arranged by a man. 2)Someone found the doll with only one original hair ribbon and realized it was missing a ribbon but did not buy matching ribbon from Jo-Ann's because she wrongly wanted to keep the doll "authentic." 3)The person had absolutely no clue what she was doing and she has no eye for design what so ever. Perhaps she is an accountant or banker. Either way, this person never spent a lazy summer afternoon braiding her sister's hair poolside, that's for damn sure.