This place is awesome for the fact alone, they have Gluten Free Mac & Cheese. Not only do they have…read moreGF Mac & Cheese, it's delicious. Tried the regular Mac & Cheese and the the one that normally came with bbq pulled pork, but they swapped it out for chicken for me. So here is my qualms with this place. 1. It advertises itself as "Midwestern Comfort Food". No, the menu the day we went was COMPLETELY Southern style food and not Midwestern at all. So why label yourself as a certain type of food & it be pretty far from the truth. Grits, Pork, Pimento Cheese. All super southern. Not that we don't enjoy these things in the Midwest, it's just these are notoriously known for being southern. 2. Everything on this menu, minus like one thing was PORK. They had this giant sized list of a menu, and literally everything was pork. Not everyone eats pork. A lot of people don't for religious reasons and personal reasons. I don't eat pork, nor does my husband or daughter. My other family members aren't crazy about it. So we just stood and stared at the menu and debated for awhile & then all of us just got Mac & Cheese. 3. When I saw they had a item with shredded chicken, I asked the women if she could swap the BBQ Pulled Pork out for the pulled chicken. She kindly did so. However, as my husband even pointed out. She kept making it a point that they don't normally do that, and basically was doing me a BIG favor. Is how she was acting about it. Yikes. This place isn't my cup a tea. Which is sad because the Mac & cheese is truly great. But when that's the only thing you can get off the menu, a small cup of it. Doesn't make a meal. We all left still hungry. That's not what you want from a place you drove a hour to try. I'm sure everything else on their menu is great if you're into pork. Go for it. You'll probably love it. But this is going to be a pass for me in the future.

The food was hot and freshly made, and they gave the biggest ice cream cone I've ever seen, the…read morestaff were extremely nice and the interior was clean

Recently in area on business, stopped in to grab a quick bite…read more Overall impressions - Restaurant dining area, needed to be cleaned. I.e., swept and mopped. Tables and counter top surfaces needed cleaned. Saw at least 4 staff members behind counter. Food was typical for a small town burger joint, nothing to get excited about Staff members were younger, and rather be on their phones socializing rather than working, which was obvious. Young lady acting as cashier became confused, when I provided her 20.01 for a bill total of 9.01. Almost had to explain, the amount of change due back, but she was able to figure it out using a calculator. If you in area, want a burger, or an ice cream. If not, it may notbe worth driving out of your way to visit.

The name is oh so fitting! We used yelp to find this delightful gem and so glad we did. Whether you…read morehave the ice cream, the cupcake sundaes or the caramel apples, you cannot go wrong! We tried several sundaes: turtle, peanut butter brownie, caramel, and cookies and cream. All were great, but my favorite was the cookies and cream. Unfortunately, they were gone before I even thought about taking pictures. We got a caramel apple to go, so I included a picture to share! Would definitely recommend!

Ah-mazing!! This was by far the best sundae I have ever had! We shared a salted caramel sundae --…read morehomemade vanilla ice cream, warm vanilla cupcake split in half, heavily drizzled with caramel and topped with whipped cream. Incredible. Cute little shop in tiny Greenville Ohio, super friendly servers (the owner and family??). The best. You must stop here!

This IGA is as good as they get! They are well known for their meat department and they have a food…read morebar, so if you don't want to cook you can pick up a hot meal. My favorite thing about this IGA is that they carry Ale-8 -- my favorite soft drink from KY.

I love this store for meats and deli items but yesterday I was in there getting cheese from deli I…read morewas waited on with rudeness I've always got my cheese at the deli and I ask for thin sliced and it wasn't they always ask me when they r slicing it but she didn't and then I asked about another cheese and WOW the response I got.. don't need these kinda people working for the public...

Let me tell you there is never a visit to Greenville that we do not stop in for the best coffee…read moredrinks ever. Many days I order two. The drinks are wonderful, and sitting in the shop and enjoying our drinks is so relaxing while chatting with family and friends. Thank you A&B ''this Georgia girl will see you next visit.

Great coffee, friendly staff! I highly recommend stopping by this cute downtown shop.read more

Good and cheap ice cream! The drive thru is usually quick and my daughter loves getting a twist…read morecone with sprinkles

Terrible ice cream place. This is referring to the one closest to BK rootbeer stand. The little…read moreteenage employees will literally start an argument over sprinkles. They act like its a problem you even showed up to order anything. They blatantly treat you like youre below their class or public ranking?? And will also go to the car behind you in the drive thru and fulfill their order first just because its their friend, as that friend drives out and mean mugs everyone else still in line. Absolute joke will not be back to either establishment considering theyre owned together. Love spending money on ice cream damn shame you suck.

Aww shucks. I love…read moreMain Street in Downtown Greenville and their wide assortment of shops ranging from a coffee shop and shoe store to cafes like Montage and trendy boutiques like Sadie Grace. You could easily spend an afternoon weaving your way through these local businesses. Unfortunately, the Saturday morning market is on the lackluster side. Open from 9am-1pm, you'll find around 8-10 vendors selling honey, wool socks, a little bit of produce and a few Amish baked items like egg noodles. I wish there were more food/produce vendors to offer the variety one would need to conquer some serious weekly shopping at the market. I also wonder if it would help if the location were moved to a grass patch or something that allows shoppers to mingle and not feel pushed along with the sidewalk flow. However, there are not too many shoppers and it's hard to say which comes first A.) wide variety of vendors followed by more shoppers (if you build it they will come); or B.) is the biggest challenge having too small of a consumer base/vested interest from a large share of the population? I grew up in Union City, Indiana, so I know how these things can be tricky to launch and build. I'm a market junkie (for realizes, I attended the Project for Public Spaces conference on markets in NYC because I'm so passionate about food halls and farmers markets as community building resources). I think there's great potential here and if the community is able to support that many shops on Main Street surely they can do the same with a farmers market. I ended up going home zucchini, and a bunch of tomatoes, egg noodles, and fresh garlic. I'll be back in hopes that this market grows and diversifies with community support.

This primarily serves as a liquor store. However, they do offer some specialty foods and…read moreprepackaged foods as well. We were in town for a family birthday party and we were served a cake that was purchased here. It was very pretty but a little on the dry side this would be a good alternative if you need to grab a bag of chips or forgot some milk but don't expect to do your primary shopping here.