What a gorgeous old school theatre. Yay has a small bar with snacks, super easy parking and…read morelocation is centrally located and close to a nightlife. Easy to navigate throughout the theatre.

It was a wonderful night of music talent. Glad they had cocktails and snacks. It is in the heart of…read moreLorain. It is so diverse with a warm fun cozy safe atmosphere.

Love this place so much. The coffee is amazing. You can just tell them use high quality coffee and…read moresyrups. I got the lavender latte and it's def one so the best I've had. The staff is super friendly and the place is just plain adorable. It's a great place to get some work done for a change of scenery.

I love this coffee shop. They use all natural ingredients, bake everything in-house, and the food…read moreis always fresh and delicious. The music is great, the vibe is relaxed, and the people who work here are genuinely kind. They even sponsor a book club in partnership with the public library, which makes the place feel like a real community hub. It's easily the best spot for coffee

Now that the Covid restrictions have been lifted there is lots to do in the nature center area…read more They have a photo op area with a kayak setup and pretend fish to catch. The animal area now has interactive exhibits. Lots for kids to learn about wildlife, water pollution, etc. they even have a history of ship building of Lorain with some fun exhibits on display. The kids play area is also now open with water table play, things to climb, puzzles and bird watching. Great for families!

We love nature walks and this is one of my favorites. The paths are easy to walk and the trees…read moreare lush. You can hear the stream from many of the trails. There are benches along the way if you wish to rest and take in the beauty. Other than squirrels and a few birds, I haven't seen much wildlife, but the greenery is enough to please me.

depends on what, they're playing. (although, i will say that, they're quite, limited regarding…read moretheir movie choices)

First time here under new ownership. I appreciate that the pricing is still affordable for a…read morefamily. $5 for a movie ticket. Plus healthier alternatives added to the menu.

Being a long time Rover's Morning Glory listener, I was really excited to go to my first Roverfest!…read more I waited in line at Ace's Grill in North Ridgeville for over 2 hours to buy tickets, so it had better have been worth it! Well, it sure was because I had a blast! I went with my brother and his girlfriend and I met my buddy and his cousin there also. The Black River Landing in Lorain was the perfect venue for Roverfest. There was a ton of room for the thousands of people that came from around the country. There was definitely some good people-watching there...lots of trashy hillbillies and some normal looking folks as well. The beer tent, Jeffrey' Jack Shack, was set up well and the lines moved fairly quickly. Prices were reasonable for a festival. Food stands were plentiful, with a nice variety of fair-type edibles like burgers, hotdogs, pulled pork sammiches, fries, popcorn, ice cream, and what have you. There were plenty of Lorain cops patrolling the grounds to make sure things didn't get out of hand. There was only one instance that I saw where the cops had to arrest someone. (See photo) The live music was great! The sound system was loud and crystal clear and the huge HD screens showing the camera footage were very impressive! Trapt, Lil Jon, and T-Pain rocked the house and as the music went on, the chicks got topless! :P It was a drunken good time! The bikini contest was fun and the fireworks display was honestly one of the best I had ever seen! It went on forever! We got out if there as the fireworks were going on to avoid the huge rush to the exits. Overall, it was money well spent and Rover did an amazing job of organizing this event and clearly spent a ton of money. We all had a great time and it made for a very memorable summer.

I'm an experienced "houser," if that is our term, and I came to Hauntville after having not gone…read moresince I was about 9. Reason being I moved out of Ohio and before that I lived about three hours away from it's old location, near (now) Great Wolf Lodge in Sandusky. That said, it impressed me even then with its combo stylishness/slyness. It's not enough to just scream and pop out. That's cheap. You have to be creative and use standard props in an interesting way. Hauntville did and does this. I visited them this Halloween season in the Elyria location and despite being woefully understaffed the creativity remained in high order. one of the most interesting psychological elements was in the Prison house. Not to spoil the surprise but the Warden character (good actor, btw) was always in an "elevated state," making the customer feel more helpless. Little atmospheric touches like this abound, especially in the succinct but suspenseful "Unknown" pitch black maze with multiple awesome "fun house" elements mixed in. Hauntville has HIDDEN RIDES within a few rooms. So fun. AND more BIG HEAD PUPPETS than any other haunt which are more customizable than animatronics, especially when the actors are strong and they are here. You can tell they care. Most of them could improv for days, especially the ticket taker at the Haunted Bayoo/Shanty house. (How many people can riff about "sister-cousins" breathlessly for ten mins straight?) Shout-out to Kristi for really making me feel welcome and appreciated.

My husband and I visited on a Friday right around 7:30pm. We didn't have to buy fast passes as the…read morelines weren't long. I don't want to give away too much...but it was a good haunted house. I'm not a fan of being scared by loud noises and there were a TON of horns and whatnot. Hauntville had a lot of unique scares and things that were different than other houses. The actors with the chainsaws touched your legs with the fake saws and there were a couple big objects that ran right into me.