Really enjoyed ourselves tonight. Armadillo food truck and wine were very good. The setting is…read moreamazing and the staff very friendly and accommodating. Would've been 5-star if the generator wasn't running the whole time. I'd recommend moving it to the front yard and add a hookup, especially if continuing with food trucks. I love the idea.

Great, unexpected place. It's not as small as it appears; plenty of room inside and out. Would…read morelove to check them out on a weekend; hear some music, visit a food truck, hang out. Great spot in the community

I had a great conversation with the owner today with regards to my summer picnic series being held…read morein the Pine Forest. He was nice and personable and I look forward to hosting my event in July.

What a treat! We were SO pleased with this beautiful house and lovely room while traveling. The…read moreroom was spacious and with local amenities supplied. Local vendors supported, local pottery used, local meat and eggs, local soaps supplied in the room, etc. Being a bit of a history lover, I also loved that they knew and supplied the history of the home that you could spend time reading. Dean (the owner) was wonderful, funny, low key and accommodating especially when our arrival time shifted due to traffic. He also provided chief worthy breakfasts! Food was great! We loved it so much, we reserved it again for our return trip. Second time around was as great as the first! We will return on any cross country drive!

Heritage catering exceeded every expectation for my son's wedding reception. From the first…read moreplanning stages to the final clean-up, their team was organized, personable and professional. The menu options were versatile and they were happy to accommodate dietary needs, including special meals for the children. The food itself was delicious and beautifully presented. Portions were generous, service was smooth and attentive, and everything ran right on schedule. The team handled all the details seamlessly so we could simply enjoy the event. I wouldn't hesitate to hire Heritage Catering again. Todd could not have been more responsive to any issues or questions. I highly recommend them for any occasion where great food and impeccable service matter.

I work at the Licking County Community Center and we've used Heritage Catering many, many times…read more Todd Salome, the owner, always provides delicious food and outstanding customer service! He goes above and beyond, and he is one of the nicest guys you'll ever meet. If you want a top notch meal, call Heritage Catering!

I had an amazing stay here last weekend. My only regret is not staying another night. That…read morestatement is common among those who have had the pleasure of staying at the Welsh Hills Inn. We arrived and got a tour of the property. We immediately made ourselves at home, went on a nature walk, and got ready for our couples massage in the pool house. It was great..peaceful and relaxing. We stayed in the large suite downstairs. It was wonderful. Large, comfy bed, soaker tub, steam shower and screened-in porch. It was well worth it. We enjoyed wine and cheese on the porch before we headed into town for dinner. In the future I will reserve dinner at the Welsh Hills Inn. The breakfast was awesome so I can only imagine that dinner would be top notch. Bobbi and Jeff have a beautiful home and take care of all the little touches. When we arrived home from dinner they had put out fresh water and chocolates from a local chocolatier on the dresser. In addition to the amazing art collection, they have a little gift shop (sun room) that features local items like teas, preserves, soaps, glasswork and much more. There are many amenities to take advantage of...hot tub, pool, bocce, fire pit, bike rentals, fishing, shooting, hiking, fine cuisine, and others I'm forgetting. We will 100% return to this inn. It's sophisticated and comfortable. Such a special place! Oh and their dogs are the sweetest!

I'd like to give this place 3 1/2 stars, but I can't. I'll explain later why I had to deduct a…read morestar. I knew I was going to love this place when I was greeted by the golden retriever Dakota when we arrived. Yet another lovely pooch greeted us at the door, Miss Wrigley. Loved having the pets around. The garden and home are amazing. Really quite lovely. They also have a beautiful pool with lounge area and a lovely big porch in the front of the home. We stayed in the Berllan Glen room. It's gorgeous. Big bedroom area, very large bathroom area, and private porch. The pictures speak for themselves. Some folks may need a step stool to get into the bed :) The reason for the one start deduction is that I went to put my lingerie in the bureau. I saw a bunch of women's stockings all curled up inside in a drawer. I assumed someone forgot their clothes. Then I opened other drawers. They too were all filled. Then I went to the end table chest of drawers on both sides of the bed, they were full. I finally found a few empty drawers in the armoire with the TV. I also could not find a closet door that would open. I eventually figured out there were two rods to hang clothes on on either end of the armoire. I believe the lovely hostess should've told us that there were clothes in our room and where we could hang or put ours clothes away. I found it off putting and quite odd to have someone else's clothes in the furniture. I've since asked other friends and family and they too agree that is quite odd. Anyway, the breakfast in the morning was delicious. Lovely spread. Apparently, you can arrange for dinner at the home, but you have to let the innkeepers know in advance. The house is chock full of items for decoration and has a tiny little gift shop where I did purchase some private label Earl Grey tea that's quite yummy. As a very nice touch they do have complementary sodas, water, and snacks for the guests. One can also purchase wine, if desired. There is also a coffee bar and tea bar. I was so pleased to see a tea bar because so few places have that. My only small issue with that is that there's no milk available--only in the mornings when the coffee bar has their half-and-half out. I didn't realize they have "operating" hours. The innkeepers are available until 9 at night, unless an emergency. I finally figured that out on a card they left in the room on the bureau with fresh water. It's about a seven minute ride to the actual Town of Granville. The town is a must see! The Whit's ice cream is delicious. All in all, it's a lovely place, except for the fact that I had that issue with putting my clothes away.

Great selection, friendly staff. We found a cart we had to have. The sales manager went above and…read morebeyond. They even delivered it the next day for free!

A big thank you to Ken Reed and his team. He had my golf cart picked up and serviced and then…read moredropped off. It runs better now then it ever has. Thanks also for installing a light bar on it for me. You guys are awesome. Thanks again.... Jeff Cavendish

Nice little convenience store, handy right at the intersection. I've passed it many times. Gas…read moreprice was average for the area. A decent selection of snacks, some fresh local food, etc. Friendly service. Decent prices.

Might become a regular stop for the breakfast sandwiches. The deli meats are good too.read more

What the heck even is this place? We'll, it's the site of the Sweet Corn Festival in the late…read moresummer, which is a big deal in the Buckeye Lake area and is one of the main fundraisers for the Millersport Lions Club. I visited right before the festival, so there was no one here and nothing happening. Nevertheless, I had a great time exploring and taking photos, because there are lots of things to see. First, you'll want to see the Charles Holliday Covered Bridge that's located on the property. This covered bridge was built in the late 1890s in a location off site, and then was reconstructed in 1982 and moved to its current location at the Historic Lions Club park. A short walk through the park will take you right to this bridge, which you can explore and sit inside. This is the only covered bridge around Buckeye Lake, but it's one of 15 covered bridges in Fairfield County, Ohio! On your way to see the covered bridge, you can't help noticing an area of the park with vintage buildings and signs. This is Heritage Village, an ongoing preservation project by the Millersport Lions Club to move local landmarks and buildings to the park, restore them, and open them up to the public. Visitors to Lions Park can check out the village whenever the park is open (which is every day, from dawn to dusk), but the buildings are typically only open during the Sweet Corn Festival at the end of the summer, and by appointment during the rest of the season. If you happen to visit this area when nothing is going on, it's a bit like visiting a ghost town. But it's here for you to visit and take photos and explore, so feel free to do so.

Was attending a wedding that Doug catered. He touched girls inappropriately and said inappropriate…read morethings to them, then denied it. Instead of leaving, Doug started getting aggressive with groomsmen until all of the groomsmen left (doug stayed). The food was not nearly good enough for this service. Dont waste your time or money.

Doug did a fantastic job catering for our wedding. He offers a full service buffet so you don't…read morehave to worry about set up, serving, tear down, or busing. We received many compliments on the food. Save yourself the hassle and start with Doug.