Lost Lands is a major camping music festival in the middle of Ohio and I love it this year! It's my…read more5th time and this year they opened up a brand new steakhouse called Chomped Steakhouse within the festival grounds overlooking Wompy Woods and I figured I'd leave the review on that here. So the Chomped Steakhouse is a dine-in experience with a $35 minimum with various steaks, appetizers, and desserts and is a new addition to the festival! It is wild to see your table overlooking dinosaurs and your favorite artist playing in the background and just enjoying the vibe. We were the 3rd group to ever enter the steakhouse and by the time we left, there was a 3 hr wait time to get in (we got lucky). So we ordered the following: Filet Mignon Rib eye Fries Lobster Baked Potato Creamy Mashed Potatoes Seafood Platter Wine Ultimately the ribeye was the best, the filet mignon was decent but not mind blowing, and the lobster potatoes weren't great. The seafood platter consisted of shrimp, oysters, and crab legs and to be honest the oysters were the best but the crab legs weren't that good. Still, the vibes and atmosphere more than make up for the food. I still had a blast with friends. The food options at Lost Lands in general have improved this year as well, I think they upped their game with selecting better vendors and hope they return next year! Overall, if you get the chance to go to Lost Lands and like Dubstep this is for you.

Hands down, the best festival experience I've had since my very first one over a decade ago…read more I've only been to LL once, this past year, but that was enough to determine that the festival deserves five stars in my humble opinion. Everything from the shuttle from Columbus to Legend Valley and back, to the number of restrooms, diverse food options, and lack of long lines for drinks, to the crowd and sound quality was on point. No, I did not camp... no reason to when I live so close, but I might some day. I really liked the layout and the various stages. While there was a fire ban this year due to a drought, Excision (who is the DJ that throws the fest) busted out a drone show that blew everyone away, myself included. The attention to detail here is beyond any other festival experience I've had. From hidden stages to fun games and scavenger hunts, there's plenty of stuff to do. When night falls the forest turns into a magical lit up land.. Picture adult Disney. Funny, many call LL the Disney of Dubstep and I totally get it now. I have no doubt that I'll be back.

It's hard for me to put into words that which we locals like to call "The Goat." This spot has been…read morearound for a good while now and I'm pretty sure I've been visiting since the very beginning. It's definitely a "cheers" type of spot. Everyone there knows your name... even if you don't know theirs! They have made a lot of changes since back in the day and every time I visit I feel like there's been more updates to the space. I really enjoy playing games upstairs and chilling on the patio (both additions over the years) It's about the only bar in town where you can enjoy live music on the patio and a really good time. Drinks are cheap as can be, the lineup music wise changes regularly and continues to bring to good talent to town, and there's plenty of parking across the street. Just please, please, please use the crosswalk. Halloween is always a good time too! While I'm well passed my days of evening nights at The Goat, I still like to visit from time to time with friends and I know I'll be back sooner or later.

It is quite crowded most of the time. They are well priced but have a slightly limited selection. I…read morehad a blast when they had a live band outside. The 2 times I've been there both bands were really good.

I have been to this craft show for years and it continues to amaze me. Lots of same vendors year…read moreafter year with a sprinkle of some new stuff I have never seen. The vendors are super friendly and very helpful. They food is amazing as it is each year.

There are some cute vendors but I'd say only about 20% of them were of interest to me. Lots of…read morestuff that collects dust. Lots of food options and I've had things in years past that were delicious! The he bourbon chicken isn't one of them. It was spicy and most bourbon chicken isn't and the flavor was off. The funnel cake we got was really crunchy and overcooked. They also had some live music.

Pretty good set up. The festival covered about 2 or 3 blocks down S. Yearling. There was a stage…read morewith live music on each end. I got there after the rain passed through around 6pm. Drink tickets were available for $2 each. 1 cup of beer was 2 tickets, so $4/beer which is pretty darn cheap for a festival. I didn't count but I don't think there were the 26+ vendors they claimed to have. Still, there were plenty of choices. All in all a pretty good time.

Wow! What a fun time! I had to convince my boyfriend to come to this festival, as he used to work…read morein Whitehall and had a few bad experiences. I talked him into it and I'm glad we came. Admission is free! I'm not sure there's the 30+ vendors as they claim, but I didn't actually count them. There might not be 30+, but there is A LOT of food trucks with plenty of variety! Hot dogs and sausage, crab cakes, shrimp, red snapper, Jamaican food, all kinds of Mexican food, including churros. There's empanadas, fair fries, funnel cakes, cheeseburgers, grilled cheese, kona ice, any kind of ice cream ever, and even a few healthy options like fresh pita sandwiches and salmon. There's also plenty of drink options including beer. There's live bands, craft tents, a big blow up house for kids and put put golf. We saw a lot of dogs, so it's definitely pet friendly! We arrived around noon and had no trouble parking. We left around 3pm and it was PACKED! No parking available in sight and very crowded, including long lines for food and the bathrooms. I would say the earlier you get there the better, unless you don't mind huge crowds and lines. The only thing I'll complain about was the lack of shade. I'm pretty fair skinned and can only stand in the sun so long, even with sunscreen on. We sat on the sidewalk and street a few times just to avoid the hot July sun. They need more tables with umbrellas! This is a fun way to spend a Saturday afternoon, though, and we'll for sure be back next year!

Simply put, Otherworld is OUT OF THIS WORLD! Don't even finish this review. Load up the car and go…read morethere now. I did zero research before going here. It was a place on my wife's "must see" list and so we went. Pulling up to the experience is underwhelming. It's located in an old mall that looks like it's auditioning for a post-apocalyptic dystopian zombie future. But, this is a perfect example of don't judge a book by its cover. From the moment that the experience starts, you're transported to another world and you're on a choose your own adventure that doesn't disappoint. The individual exhibits are all unique and so well thought out. You keep thinking "I can't believe I'm seeing this" and "I can't wait to see what's in the next room". This is certainly a place that we'll travel to go see again, and I've already told my friends and family about how special it was. I hope you enjoy it as much as we did! Now off to see their Philadelphia location...

The kids kept asking to come here, so we finally did. Good…read moreplace for families, and it was pretty busy when we went. The lighting made me a little dizzy afterward, but the kids had a good time.

Great food, drinks, and vibes great location as well. I highly recommend perfect for date night.read more

A friend invited me to a party here so I tossed on a little black dress and met her there. The…read morevenue gives sleek, laid back vibes. I was happy to see they also had food because ya girl loves a snickity snack. The DJ was doing his job, so we had a pretty fun night! I'd love to come back and check it out during the week.

Always a fun time, and although this year it was a little gray, it seemed at it's largest so far. I…read morehave been 3 times I think now and I always walk away with lots of honey and bee-themed goodies, being as we keep bees at our house too (its a lifestyle, just bee :). The end of the summer is a perfect time to stock up on beeswax candles for the upcoming cozy, mystical autumn days-- I'm so glad I did that this year! After we shopped, we checked out a mead tasting in the library just off of the main road and had a blast trying all the different flavors. I walked away with a bottle of orange blossom honey raisin mead for myself plus an extra bottle to include in a wedding gift. A new vendor addition was a shaved ice truck that had honey drizzle for all of the shaved ice. Yum! It's, of course, always a little more fun if it's sunny given the theme, but I still had a great time this year too.

Super fun, quite a large festival for a small town. Loved how involved the whole fest was…read more Attractions, educational demonstrations, honey samples galore, meade tastings, popcorn, corn dogs, bubble tea, artisinal crafts, and face painting, live music, and Im sure I am forgetting a lot. Great traffic averting as well because it was blocked off in a way that didn't disrupt the flow of traffic. Lithopolis Ohio showed itself off with this honey festival.

Great place to hangout with normal not out to impress anyone kind of people…read more Very friendly staff and just the basic drinks. Love the motorcycles/parts decor. When you get tired of your hoity establishments where the young parents are bringing their kids to run around while you're trying to get a buzz on, I'll see you here.

Very nice casual place. They only take cash tho lol The…read moreatmosphere is very chill, good people