Tootle's Pumpkin Inn is a must stop in Circleville. It's named for the famous festival. The place…read moreis nuts if you go there during it. If you're expecting anything fancy you're in the wrong bar. The service is average which makes it comparatively good. Any bar in this town is a dive bar. It's just called being realistic. This place isn't much different except that it's the most popular because it's named for the only reason most people know anything about this town. If you're going at any other time of the year it's usually not too busy. They of course have pumpkin flavored beer, cocktails, and shots. It's about $3 for something like an old fashioned. The prices are pretty good, which makes it worth checking out. I would go to Tootle's the next time in Circleville. If you're there at the festival expect it to be filled to the gills. The rest of the year has some good shows too.

Completely ridiculous name (alluding to the Circleville Pumpkin Festival): check…read more Cheesy liquor shots named after sexual acts and/or naughty things to call women: check Amazing locals wearing overalls and drinking tall boys of all sorts: check. A bunch of us Columbusites went down to Roundtown last night to see Wayne "The Train" Hancock (with Whitey Morgan and the Old 78's) at Tootles. It's a pretty nice bar/music venue, with ample standing room and plenty of local flavor. I wouldn't say rush down to Circleville when nothing is going on there, but if there's a show you want to see, this is a comfy and friendly venue. I do think it's hilarious that the Circleville Pumpkin Festival is such a big deal - ze boy and I were slightly weirded out by it (and the general lack of pumpkin-ness!) when we went on its last day a couple weeks ago, but I won't knock the only major thing Circleville, OH is known for. I will say, though, that the legacy lives on at Tootle's, which uses the pumpkin as a theme on its tshirts, for its drinks, etc etc. (I wasn't drinking, so I can't tell you about that part, except that my friends were downing tall boys of beers I didn't know came in tall boys - Miller High Life, for example)... Anyway, I like the space, as its large, open, and friendly. I enjoyed watching hipsters mingle with rockabillies mingle with townies mingle with my metalhead/Columbus freak friends. Everyone seemed to get along, and everyone knew all the words to Wayne the Train's songs, which made it even more fun. Like I said, this is a good local venue/pub. If you're in town, and looking for a good place to go, I'd say go here. But you can find the same in Columbus without driving 45 minutes, so just keep that in mind. Tootles does seem to have a lot of quality country/southern rock shows going on, so if you like that kind of music, definitely take a look at their schedule. I definitely recommend Wayne Hancock and Whitey Morgan. And of course, Tootles, should you be in Circleville!

The food quality and taste have drastically gone down hill. My most recent visit this week resulted…read morein a cold, soggy sub and a pizza that was dry. The staff used to be the best in town, but now they seem bothered and unhappy. I'm hoping for improvement, but have my doubts.

Worse pizza ever!!! Who puts American cheese slices on a pizza instead of a decent or good shredded…read morecheese?!

I actually go in on Taco Tuesday and order the big basket with 3 large Tacos and Tortilla chips…read more Their service is very good and the prices are reasonable. The young server is always smiling and friendly making the Ambience happy. It's Mexican decor on Tuesday. They have really improved the past year.

First things first. Service!!! Korenne was incredible. She knows the menu and guided me gently…read moreinto making gooood choices. Gluten Free ? Yes. Excellent GF hamburger buns. A great vibe. Highly recommended. BTW, if you're indecisive about your burger, I suggest the mushroom one.

Very good bourbon chicken. Kind waitress, very quick service. Quiet and not too many people…read more Overall a comforting experience!

We were in Circleville for a quilt show and were looking for somewhere to have a nice lunch. Being…read morein a strange town, I do what I always do and checked YELP for recommendations. Based on a number of favorable Yelp reviews, we decided to try The Thirsty Parrot. One review referred to it as Circleville's "secret" and another commented that it's an often forgotten Circleville bar in a crummy part of town. I would say it's a little off the beaten path but not far from the center of downtown. When we arrived, the waitress said we could sit anywhere. Once seated, she was there right away to take drink orders. We were intrigued by one of the appetizers -- Reuben egg rolls - and ordered one to split. This was an interesting twist on a Reuben AND an egg roll and was delicious. For lunch - it seems their "signature" dish is their bourbon chicken which my wife ordered. She said it was excellent. Being a "burger freak", I opted for their cheeseburger which comes in a 1/4#, 1/2# or full 1# version. I opted for the 1/2# version and added a side of fries. The burger was excellent - a definite candidate for my "top 5 burger" list. The "side" of fries ($7) was enormous and was excellent. The fries were the thin fries typical of good pub grub. My wife shared some fries and said they were some of the best fries she'd had. Service was good if a little spotty but there were only 2 waitresses working when we arrived and then one went off-duty leaving 1 to cover the whole restaurant. Despite there being just 1 waitress, she did a pretty good job of covering everyone.

Great service, great food and drink, great atmosphere, great prices! Any questions? Oh wait, it…read moresays I need more characters here.....

Dive bar with cheap drinks and great food. The severs were very attentive. Wings were awesome! I…read morecan't get over how cheap the drinks are here. We will definitely try and go back before we leave Hocking Hills.

Such a welcoming environment with a nice sized bar and seating area. They have several different…read moreoptions on the beer menu but also had a couple non alcoholic drinks and cocktails. The service was great and we enjoyed our time here.

We visited this local brewery on our first visit to downtown Chillicothe. Loved the branding, great…read morelocation, very comfortable seating at the bar. Not a huge selection of beer for the non-IPA drinker; the few beers we tried were all very good. Service was prompt, though not as friendly as one would expect in a small brewery on a quiet afternoon. We eventually did strike up a conversation with the bartender and she was very nice and gave us some good insights on Chillicothe.

This is a neighborhood bar. The service was quick. The drinks were good. Only bagged chips,…read morepretzels, and cookies to nibble on. No food menu per se. Lots of choices for beer drinkers. I had a black currant cider and it was very good. Loud and crowded! We will be back!

We visited Double Edge for a comedy night and we were very impressed with this small town bar. The…read morecomedians were funny and lively, giving the night more of a Columbus vibe. The beer was good, and there was a vast array of options including ciders. We also enjoyed the food truck that was conveniently parked outside. An unexpected small town find!

The best jalapeño poppers in the Midwest, love them every time we go in. Friendly staff and good…read moreselection of beer and food. Last time we had the PB&J burger and it was great. Cluck Kent is another good option.

I came from Arizona to visit friends in Lancaster for a week. They were showing me around and we…read moregot hungry but mostly thirsty . Stacie (maybe Sarah) the manager was behind the bar. She was so nice and had a lot of recommendations regarding the food menu. The patio out back was large and had plenty of seating. This was the perfect little spot to stop and get a cold beer and delicious food. Next time in Lancaster this will be a stop for sure.

I cannot recommend this place enough. My wife and I stopped in while staying in town and were blown…read moreaway. Our first night we sat at the bar to drink and Jordan was the bartender and he was hands down the best I've ever met in my life. He was attentive and made great conversation. You can tell he has a passion for what he does and was able to judge our taste pallets for things we would like. He made the trip worth it alone. We returned the next day for food and were equally impressed. I got the Buffalo chicken dip and it blew me away. There was an insane amount of shredded chicken and the house made tortilla chips were some of the best I've had. I also had some of the boneless wings and were pretty impressed and would recommend both items. I'd give it more than 5 stars if I could and we will be adding this to our list of routine places to go!

After lunch we stopped in to have a drink at the bar. First time here. Very nice bartender. I…read morehad a very refreshing Gin Gimlet on this beautiful sunny day in Granville. We weren't hungry, but looked over the menu for next visit. Lots to choose from that sounded appetizing. They have a nice patio in front.

On a recent trip from OH to TN I decided to stop at a tack & feed that was only 5 minutes off my…read moreroute. Looking for something besides highway fast food offerings, I asked the gentleman at the store if there was anywhere good to eat. He directed me to this place where the bartender was great, the back patio was good dog friendly, and the candied bacon BLT (add cheddar) contained the best candied bacon I have ever had. It was delicious! The unsweet tea actually tasted fresh brewed, not over stewed, and was refreshing. I will definitely make the short detour any time I travel up or down the 71 during their open hours.

Food was delicious and Service was amazing! I would like to…read moresee them open the other door for entrance/exit rather than having kids walking past bar stool patrons.