I fucking love Jaco's. I am so lazy and socially awkward and I love the fact that I can just get in…read moremy car, come here, and some dude will grab me a case of beer (my go to is Pabst-- the beer of the people) and put it in my car, and then I'm on my Merry way. Everyone I've ever encountered here is friendly, professional, and super nice. Prices are generally competitive and I've found PBR cases to be cheaper here than at gas stations or places like Giant Eagle. The line always moves super fast as well. If you're not looking for alcohol, they also sell non alcoholic products, snacks, etc.

First time coming here. First time ever going through a drive thru liquor store. It's a really long…read moretunnel basically. The man working here wasn't the nicest nor does he know his selection very well but they thankfully had some hard ciders I like at a good price so I left satisfied.

It was nice to see a brewery open up in Lake Milton! There was about 10 beers on tap with a…read moreseasonal / rotating menu. I sampled all, the Oktoberfest (although slightly out of 'season') was amazing, one of the better Oktoberfests that I've tried!! The sassion, ipa, and porter was all very good! The lager was just okay, and when speaking with the owners they said they planned to keep that on tap for non-craft beer drinkers. The bar area was nice with lots of wood accent, I was told there was an outside seating area with a fireplace, but inclement weather caused us to stay inside! My family is from this area and I am sure that we will be returning!

First Visit to Lake Milton Brewery - Now Also a Winery…read more This was our first time visiting Lake Milton Brewery, which has recently added wine to its offerings. When we arrived, we took a look at their wine selection, which included a few reds like Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, along with some fruit wines. The blackberry wine was quite enjoyable, and while the Cab wasn't our favorite, it wasn't bad either. Since the brewery was the original focus here, I was excited to try some of the beers--especially Cole's Kölsch--but unfortunately, they were out. I then asked for the Irish Red, but that was also unavailable. I sampled the IPA, but it didn't have the flavor profile of a traditional IPA, and the only beer they had on tap was the Loveless Lager. While lagers are typically a safe choice, this one tasted a bit flat, lacking carbonation. I was also really looking forward to trying the Ale Bunny Blonde Ale, which is a tribute to Ed O'Neil--best known as an actor but also a former football player from Youngstown, OH. He even played for the Pittsburgh Steelers in 1969 under the legendary Hall of Fame coach Chuck Noll, arguably one of the best NFL coaches of all time. Unfortunately, that beer wasn't available during our visit either. It's possible we caught them on an off day, but despite that, the woman we spoke with was incredibly kind and welcoming. She shared that they've been open for four years, and I can definitely see this being a popular spot in the warmer months with the right atmosphere and offerings. We'll likely give it another try in the summer to see how the experience compares.

The food at Saucey Stuff BBQ was absolutely delicious! Everything was fresh, flavorful, and cooked…read moreperfectly. You can tell they put a lot of care into both the quality of the food and the presentation. If you're looking for great BBQ with generous portions and amazing taste, this place is definitely worth a visit. The young lady working mentioned that it was their first day at Mastropietro Winery with her husband. They were both incredibly friendly and welcoming, and the service was outstanding. Everyone in our group really enjoyed the food and the experience. We hope they'll be back again soon!

A Long Overdue Return to Mastropietro Winery…read more We finally made it back to Mastropietro Winery after seven years--and what a perfect day for it. It was a quiet winter afternoon, but with a surprising twist: a hot and sunny 77-degree day that felt more like early summer than mid-winter. Naturally, we took advantage of the weather and enjoyed our wine outside, soaking in the sunshine and peaceful atmosphere. I realized I'd never taken a photo in front of the iconic Mastropietro sign--so this visit felt long overdue in more ways than one. We sampled several wines during our visit, and I was really impressed. The Vidal Blanc stood out right away--off-dry, estate-grown, with just a touch of oak that gave it a subtle, elegant complexity. The Riesling was bright and delicious, and the Cabernet was smooth and easy to enjoy. But the real star for me was the Chambourcin--absolutely fantastic! If I heard correctly, it's 100% Chambourcin and estate-grown as well, which made it all the more special. Mastropietro continues to impress, and this visit reminded me why it's such a gem. Cheers to great wine, unexpected weather, and coming back to places that feel like home.

Great beers, good menu, and great small town atmosphere!…read more Would recommend this place to anyone! Also have a room above the restaurant which you can stay overnight!

Great find off the beaten path, well worth seeking out…read more Stopped in after a race with some friends to check out Sandy Springs Brewing Company. Fantastic beer, amazing food, super friendly staff. It's a small-town find hidden off the beaten path, and more people need to know about it. I'll be back in a heartbeat.

Stopped in Friday, 9-11, on a whim, to "try it out" after trying out another winery nearby and we…read morewere very pleasantly surprised. This place absolutely blew away their competition, and most wineries in the area for that matter. All the wines we tried Lemon, Black Cherry, Niagara, Concord, and a few others I can't remember were absolutely top notch wines, the Concord, Niagara and Black Cherry were all must -get wines. The owner was behind the bar, very knowledgeable and accomodating, the setting is a very laid back, relaxed country atmosphere, not far from Waterloo HS, there is no Atwater HS as I found out, lol, we'll definitely visit here again.

Great food, wines are amazing and really friendly owners. Very cute patio with beautiful country…read moresetting !!

Came here on a whim. When we pulled up we remembered we had been here in the late summer. At that…read moretime we sat outside and there was a fun band playing. But as I recall there were a ton of bee's that day and we were battling them. We left because we didn't want to battle the bee's but the wine was ok. This time we came on a freezing cold January day. Walked in and they have a food truck set up. Kinda inside undercover but they are cooking away. Smelled amazing. We did order. We got this loaded potato soup. $7.50 and it was delish. We asked to get it hotter because it was freezing cold and the soup was just like warm. But they heated it up. We got the blueberry sangria which was pretty good. We got a picture and relaxed with our soup. We had to hang out in the main building because it was too cold in the other rooms. We stayed for about an hour. Everyone was nice. It was a cold winters day around 10 degrees so warm was a priority. It was a good stop.

Great wine and monthly drink specials, staff is super nice and great service! Fun place with live…read moremusic and events. I love their Triad wine my favorite!

Great location, knowledgeable service, well stocked! Open, clean and easy to find what you needread more

Come in and grab some of your favorite beverages or mixers. Staff is always making great…read morerecommendations. Not a huge place like Total Wine, but for Brimfield, OH it is fine.

Excellent selection of ipas and craft beers. They also have a nice selection of hookahs. Beer bongs?read more

Probably the best selection of beers in town. I stopped in on a whim and was amazed by all of the…read moremicro brews. I was able to pick up Anchor Christmas, Ohio Brewing Jingle Bell Ale, and some odd bottles. They also had a lot of Ohio made beers, several Magic Hat varieties, and Founders. If you're into beer, stop in.