I got a ruben on white. The bread was toasted nicely. The meat was a nicely portioned. The sauce…read morewas a normal thousand island. Crout was tasty. Over all it was a good sandwhich for a good price and came with chips. I made my order to go on doordash and it was made accordingly.

Found another one! Little gem of a dive bar in Obetz. Thursday is 99 cent wings, 8 minimum order…read more Naked and extra crisp sized with Mild Garlic and blue cheese on the side. Also tried the battered fish and fries. The wings...solid. Fried the way I like with the right amount of sauce. Top 5 wing easily. The shocker was the fish and the Cole slaw! Soooo good! The slaw was like (but better) than KFC, which I love. The fresh cut fries were also crazy good with a shape that can only be described as overgrown Elephant Man toenails lol. But in a good way! All washed down with a Sonder IPA. This was a lot of food for the money. The vibe was also cool here. Variety of folks and everyone cool. Pool tables in the back with classic rock playing. Just a really good experience with awesome food. I'll definitely stop back when I'm working in the area. Man I need to take a small cup of this Cole slaw with me. For real.

On the surface, it's a dive bar with dive food, but look a little closer. Signature sandwiches the…read moreMine Burger and the Miner's Melt offer unique toppings that actually make this place a intriguing destination in Nelsonville's public square. The salami that comes on the Mine Burger wasn't good for my arteries, but it was great for my tastebuds. The Miner's Melt blended a lot of goodness between its sourdough slices and was worth the get as well. Beyond that, the tavern posts its rotating daily specials on Facebook with items that would surprise you given the rest of the menu. Think: Chicken Alfredo, Jambalaya and Beef Stroganoff. The Mine Tavern probably isn't too bad for a cheap beer as well.

Whenever I'm somewhere new I try to find a place with a sense of history and boy did this place…read moredeliver on that. It's a very cool building and I hope they're able to maintain it. The food was average. Not bad, but also not memorable. The service was pretty good.

The atmosphere/decor of the restaurant was pretty cool…read more Food was good and affordable.

We recently stopped by Ashbrook Distillery and discovered what I'd call a true hidden gem in…read moreAshville. The place has that classic small-town dive bar feel, the kind of spot where you walk in expecting a casual bite and end up being pleasantly surprised by how good the food actually is. It's relaxed, welcoming, and feels like a place locals probably keep to themselves. We started with something called Hillbilly Calamari, and despite the name, there's no squid involved. Instead, it's sliced banana peppers lightly breaded and fried, served with ranch. They were crispy, tangy, and had just the right little kick. A really fun and unique starter. Served with ranch dressing 9/10 But the wings absolutely stole the show. They're slow smoked first and then flash fried, which gives them a great smoky flavor while keeping the outside crispy and the inside juicy and tender. I tried two flavors -- Cody's mix which was Bourbon BBQ mixed with spicy garlic which had a great smoky flavor a sweet and savory richness with a hint of kick from the bourbon and I ordered the Spicy Garlic, which packed a bold garlicky heat that really popped. Both wings were excellent. 20/10 And of course, you can't go wrong with the fresh-cut fries on the side. Fries were good, but could have been a little crispier for my preference. 7/10 One of the coolest things about the place is the grill right behind the bar, where you can watch them as they're cooking your burger while you watch. It adds to that laid-back, old-school bar atmosphere that makes the whole experience feel authentic. Katy was are server and she was super friendly and on top of refills and kept checking on us. This is definitely a place that makes you feel comfortable and welcome. If you're anywhere near Ashville, this is definitely worth a stop. Great wings, fun appetizers, and a relaxed neighborhood vibe make it a place I'd happily come back to for another bite!! Have a great day from Brian From Brian's Big Bite

Good prices open spaces and very cool staff. We had a party of 8 and we were taken care of quickly…read moreit is a good place to play games and hang out.

2nd time here and it makes me wonder why I don't come here weekly. Bartender was so exceptionally…read moregreat and friendly and most of all they are Jewish friendly. Absolutely LOVE that!!!

Service was awesome. Food was great. We always see someone we know. It's always a fun place to…read moreeat.

Small local tavern! Awesome friendly place and the food was great!!! Thought we'd walk in and get…read morestared at because such a local neighborhood tavern. People were SO NICE and welcoming! Highly recommend!

We have been here many times and the food and service never disappoints! We've had brunch and lunch…read moreand we've sat out in the patio a few times to enjoy being outside while eating. It's a very comfortable vibe. Oh, and they have great Bloody Mary's!

We just tried this restaurant for the first time-two adults and 2 kids. The A/C either doesn't…read moreexist or doesn't work. We heard multiple people complain about it. (It was 91 degrees at 8:00 pm). The waitress just blew off the remarks, which I don't blame her. She's young and just works there. But there was a family sitting on the patio and every time the waitress went outside, where we were seated it felt like we were blasted with a heater. When they walked in to leave, they mentioned that it felt the same temperature inside as it did outside. My children ordered a personal pizza off the kids menu, each, but the waitress only brought one and my husband ordered the street taco nachos, which were good and a salad, which he said was okay. We didn't say anything about the pizza, they just shared because we honestly just wanted to leave as soon as possible. They enjoyed it. I didn't order any food because the heat just made me nauseous. The waitress was nice, raved about the strawberry shortcake for dessert (tried it, none of us enjoyed it, which is unusual for my kids). Our bill was $60. In my opinion, it was overpriced for mediocre food and the feeling of 80+ degrees in the restaurant.

This is one of my favorite kinds of places. It is a local, hole-in-the-wall, dive bar that has…read moreamazing food and very "made with love" drinks. They have specials throughout the week, like Monday, $1 sliders that are mouthwatering. Thursdays are dollar domestics. Literally, a dollar. I posted a picture of the RumBucket. It's a bunch of Cruzan Rums mixed together that actually has a great taste. Saturdays, these are only $6, and I believe under ten the rest of the week. The service there is top-notch. You don't have to be local to fit in, and once you visit, you'll become a regular. The bartenders offer games to play and seem to know everyone's names. My only complaint is the music can be too loud, but I also like to be in bed before nine so there's that. Can't wait to see you there!

They let patrons smoke inside on the enclosed patio. Disgusting for a place that serves food. Food…read morewas decent nothing special. But service was great. It's more of a bar atmosphere.

Location; old town downtown Canal Winchester, very festive and colorful inside. The biggest…read morenegative, no parking and left with paying to park across the street. Came to order food to go after a long day. Food; ordered a ton of food but first sat at the bar and ordered a cocktail while reviewing the menu. The bartender was amazing, and delivered the perfect cocktail "Magnum PI". Ordered the Birria Plate, was good, and the trio chips and dip were very good. Will go back again, and eat at the restaurant which always tastes better.

Stopped by with some friends on a Saturday evening. It wasn't very busy and we seated ourselves at…read morea booth. The restaurant was very casual with plenty of TVs to watch sporting events and news. Our waitress was friendly and helpful. To start, we ordered the chips, salsa, and queso to share. The chips and salsa are self-serve which we liked so we could refill whenever and however often we needed. Tasted solid. Nothing mild blowing. I also ordered the Chile Ranch Cheese Curds. Cheese Curds aren't very common in California, so I try to get them when I come back to visit. I was surprised by the cubed shaped but they tasted okay. I'll probably stick to Culver's for those. Overall, I thought this restaurant was alright and would be open to stop by if I'm in the area. Parking: Free street parking available nearby