We went there and were very pleasantly surprised. Nostalgia aside, the food was good, all of it was…read morefilled at all times. The staff were pleasant and the place was clean. We will definitely be back - probably this weekend!

We still continue to make the hour Long trip out to Ponderosa. Our favorite place to eat, and the…read morenostalgia keeps us coming back. They keep the buffet well stocked, and surprisingly the food is really good. Sometimes there can be a wait due to larger parties. The buffet is clean, but every single time we come in there's napkins and straw wrappers and other crap all over the floor. 6/10

Stopped in on a Sunday night for supper. We both got burgers plus a salad and fries. Almost…read moreeverything was excellent, the only issue was the croutons on the salad were very stale, we didn't bring it up as it wasn't a huge deal. They were very slow, by the time we finished our meals the place was empty. Our waitress was great. Would we return? Definitely!!

Pretty cool little bar/ restaurant in this area...my niece told us about this and we took the whole…read morefamily down to check it out. They have some really good seasonal beers and while most the fam did a sampler, hub and I opted for just a pint of what sounded the best. I got the pumpkin ale and he got a darker amber beer. Beers were really good. We decided to get the sliders with just meat and cheese and the buffalo strips. Burgers were solid, chicken was not homemade and the fries were your average fry..the buffalo sauce was the star...very good. They have only a few bathrooms in the joint and they were in need of serious attention. It was a disaster to have to take my elderly mom into a nasty bathroom like that....I am hoping they fix this. Wait staff was very good!

We dined the day it was announced the dairy bar had officially changed hands…read more They hadn't announced an official menu but I was excited to try a smash burger they were offering. I got lunch for my Dad and I. He was sick and it hit the spot. So good, quick and friendly! It the soft opening is any inclination, we are in for a treat this summer! Good luck, much success. We will be back and hungry! Ready to eat ice creme at your picnic tables outside!

I'm really surprised this has no reviews on here yet, my town's really highly opinionated lol, but…read moreanways, Reid's Dairy Bar, formerly known as S&S Dairy Bar, they have some really good food, though I'd steer clear from the the regular cheeseburgers, and bacon cheeseburgers cause both times I've had one of those, they were kind of.. meh, but everything else is so good, my favorites are the footlong hotdog, the pizza burger, tater wedges, tater babies, onion rings, onion bites and the milkshakes.

I stopped in for a late lunch while in the area. This little diner brings great service. amazing…read morefood. and delectable desserts. It is a real and authentic slice of America.

Eat Local! That is always a great place to start when looking for a meal when on the road…read more Nothing "wrong" with the Big Chains, they have their place, but the local booths should always be sat in and their tables supped at. Maddy's fit the bill for a break away from work lunch while on the road. Right out of the 50's, this gleaming location greets you with chrome, red bar stools, the requisite "Kiss My Grits" tin sign on the wall, and 50's music piping from the speakers. The special that day: double cheeseburger. $6. In today's economy?? Only $6?? All the menu items were priced nicely, easy on the wallet. While I was tempted to try a burger, I wanted to see how a diner classic would pan out, so ordered the country fried steak. Placed my order, and before I could manage to take in all the deco on the walls the food arrived from the line station right behind the counter. They serve you a steak knife, but you don't need it, the steak is fork ready, as it should be. They give you two sides option, so I went with green beans and taters, of the french variant. Both were spot on, and I left full and satisfied. I think the total bill came in under $10 or right around there. Good food, filling, and super light on the budget - what more can you ask for? If you find yourself in Waverly, OH, and you would like to fill your belly without worrying about a side hustle to pay the tab, head to Maddy's.

I love the ambience the service was lovely and the food was impressive Stacy was my favourite serverread more

What an amazing place! We were traveling backroads heading…read moreback home and ran across The Highland Kitchen South and so glad we stopped! Very clean restaurant and friendly staff. They have a small salad bar located in the restaurant but includes all of your favorite fresh ingredients. I had the chicken and noodles (I added the black pepper seen in the photo). There are some special dishes that take you back to grandma's house and her home-cooked chicken and dumplings and after the first bite, I was immediately transported back in time to grandmas kitchen and her signature chicken and dumplings. The noodles were cooked perfectly, and the broth was rich and full of flavor. This was one of those dishes that after you take your first bite, you close your eyes and savor the moment. These are so good that your tongue will fly out of your mouth and whip both of your ears to be sure and get every delicious drop. There was a good selection of sides, and I decided on the crispy seasoned fries and the coleslaw. Both were very good. The fries were especially delicious. Coleslaw was good, but personally, I prefer a more miracle whip/ mayonnaise base than cream. It was good, but just didn't have the fullness of flavor that I prefer. My wife had the Bacon Smash Cheeseburger. The bacon was cooked nice and crispy and the two burger patties were very flavorful. She also had the crispy seasoned fries. For dessert, they have a wide selection of cakes and pies and she had the chess pie and she said it was very good. (I was too stuffed for pie). Each slice is a very generous serving! The breakfast items looked very good, but breakfast is served only until 11:00am. When you're in the area, be sure and stop in to this roadside treasure. You'll be glad that you did!

We visited lunchtime on Sunday afternoon. They were busy but service and food was spot on! We had…read morenever been there as we were just passing through.

Great meal... only comments are:…read more (1) no cheese is listed on quesadilla del mi camino but covers the quesadilla and beans. (2) chicken maxi is too pricey for just chicken and rice (and cheese, but we are casein free). $9.09 is too high I think is all although it is a decent portion. Chips were not warm but still good tasting.

This is, quite frankly, the worst Mexican food we've ever had…read more Seriously, it's bad. It's overcooked and flavorless. The chips & salsa were fine. The entrees were not good at all. Mine was so unappetizing that I couldn't eat it. Got a box to go and then forgot it on the table when I left. I ordered the Enchiladas Suiza. It comes with green sauce. Not mine. It was served with melted cheese and a couple of pieces of canned green chilies were sprinkled under the cheese. I've had this elsewhere and know what to expect. Also, their menu here shows the green sauce that is typical for the dish and it mentions the green sauce in the description. The chicken pieces were dry, unseasoned and very chewy. The tortillas were gooey. My husband's Coconut Shrimp was so overcooked that it was hard to bite into and hard to chew. The rice with it was terrible. The mango salsa served with the shrimp was the only decent item on the plate. He left most of his food also. We won't return. We gave this place three tries. It's just not good food. The service was friendly and quick. It's the only thing positive about this restaurant.

Today I found a place "where diets come to die a delicious death." It's called Country Crust Bakery…read morein Bainbridge, Ohio, and what a find it was! We were out exploring the area when we stumbled across this charming little bakery run by a group of Amish girls. The moment you walk through the door, your senses go into overdrive. The smell of freshly baked pies, cookies, breads, and pastries fills the air, and I swear I started drooling before I even reached the display case. As I quickly learned, "walking in here with self-control is like bringing a snowball to Florida." It simply doesn't exist! Mine certainly didn't. I ended up leaving with two peach fry pies, a loaf of cheddar jalapeño bread, and a glazed donut. My wife chose one of their giant fresh-baked pretzels with cream cheese. It was served warm and was absolutely delicious. Then I dug into the glazed donut, and wow--light, fluffy, and it practically melted in my mouth. This was our first visit, but there's no doubt we'll be back. In fact, I can easily see us becoming regulars. A quick heads-up: they accept cash or checks, but no credit cards, so plan accordingly. Country Crust also has a cute little café area where they serve pizzas and sandwiches. From what I saw, those sandwiches were absolutely ginormous. I didn't order one this time, but trust me, the brisket on a pretzel bun and the Reuben both have my name written all over them for a future visit. If you're anywhere near Bainbridge and have a sweet tooth--or just appreciate great homemade baked goods--do yourself a favor and make the drive. Your taste buds will thank you, even if your diet won't. "Worth every calorie and every mile driven."

Found this gem on our way to see the Serpent mounds. It's a definite Must stop for yumminess!…read more donuts, breads, cookies, baked goods galore. Prices are low and affordable! Donuts are big and fluffy! Glazed donuts are $10 for a dozen! Wish we tried the pretzels and sandwiches. ***CASH or CHECK ONLY!