Oh. My. Goodness! I…read morelove this place!! What a nice touch to the already beautifully historic Sauder Village. Every single staff member from the hostess to the servers were so super sweet, friendly, and accommodating. We came during their 50th anniversary so they were a little busy but the wait was pretty short. Their buffet was so good. They had so much to choose from. A salad bar, different meat that was absolutely delicious, just a bunch of comfort food all in one place. How can you beat all you can eat comfort food?! The staff were on top of changing out all of the food when the trays were empty too. The servers even wear clothes from the time period and the restaurant itself is exactly like a barn which gives a great, beautiful rustic feel. Be sure to check out the little gift shop too!

Sauder's Village Barn Restaurant…read more We've delighted in several visits to this property. Friday night Buffet was packed. We have greatly enjoyed National Conferences in US from Boston to San Francisco, and it is a joy to attend the Sons of American Revolution Conference at Sauder's Village in Archbold. Always something about hotel lobbies, fireplaces, and good friends that is satisfying. The Friday night buffet is BBQ, and following a week of Great Smokies's dining, we were eager to enjoy "German style" meals. Brisket was better than southern; pulled pork had no flavor; ribs were burned; great salad bar; very few veggies. Locals love this place and we recommend. Neat and different ambience. Servers are first rate. Large parking lot. Older couples are attracted to buffets.

Cute little place with the nicest staff! The Southern food was delicious, especially the chicken…read moreand brisket. Don't miss the apple crisp for dessert--definitely a must-

I've been to my fair share of buffets and this was by far the worst one I've ever had. The…read moreselection of food was sparse and all of it was low quality flavourless mush. The potato soup was like chunky water. The macaroni noodles in the mac n' cheese were overcooked, same with the noodles in the beef and noodles. The vegetables tasted canned and soggy. The mashed potatoes were lumpy. The salad bar had very little toppings to choose from. The dessert was disappointing too; a very dry chocolate cake with not much flavour, topped with whipped cream. The cake crumbled as soon as my fork touched it and stuck to the roof of my mouth. Oh, and speaking of cutlery...my fiancés butter knife had a big splotch of old crusted food on it. Overall, the buffet at Ryan's Restaurant was not good and I would only recommend it to someone whose standards couldn't possibly get any lower. I would go as far to say that this buffet was worse than the Golden Corral buffet, which says a lot, because Golden Corral is bottom of the barrel food in terms of quality. The only decent thing about the buffet was the fried chicken, which still had no flavour but at least it was cooked well.

On our way back home from a Cross Country practice at Oak Openings, we decided to stop at this…read morequintessential small town diner for a late breakfast. The sign on the door said that staff were taking precautions against COVID-19, however we did not see any staff outside the kitchen wearing masks or gloves, or see any closed tables. On entering, we waited by the 'please wait to be seated' sign for a couple of minutes before a smiling, young waitress took us to a table. The menu was surprisingly extensive; my daughters each ordered the chocolate chip pancake, while I got the Mexican Hat Dance with a coffee. However the waitress kept forgetting things, and had to come back twice to ask questions like what kind of cheese (pepperjack). Our orders were ready in what felt like a pretty average amount of time, considering there were only three other occupied tables in the restaurant. The food itself was good, but not great. The portions were decently sized, but not overly generous. Prices were good, but likewise not great. The service the decided ... average. As restaurants go, we felt that Buzz Family Diner was average. Nothing bad, but also nothing great ... just average, which is perfectly fine.

Food was ok. Service was great. Ambiance was fair. Classic diner experience. Bathroom was fair…read more Closes at 2pm and they don't take customers 15 before closing. We are from out of town and looking for a budget friendly option. We got that, but we also both left in need of Tums.

DO NOT PASS THIS PLACE UP!…read more BLUF: This was the best food I've ever had at a truck stop-affiliated restaurant. The staff was pleasant, the food came out quickly, and it was delicious! I assume the locals know this is a great spot, but from the outside, it doesn't look like somewhere you would want to try. I walked in and was greeted by a lovely woman who asked if I wanted a booth or table. To the left was a bar, and to the right was the restaurant area. I was provided a specials menu in addition to the regular menu. I was offered bread, but I declined so as not to go into an evening food coma. I ordered iced tea and was pleased with what tasted freshly brewed. Within 10 minutes, my food was out, and it was a hearty chop steak, cooked to medium as I requested, with flavorful gravy and cooked mushrooms and onions. The mashed potatoes were good, but I'd try a different side next time. The Mac and cheese was great, and I'd likely order that again.

Good chicken Alfredo Cool service…read more Food came out quick Also Big rigs welcome with a truck stop next to it !!!!!

A hidden gem! This lovely little place is in Bowling Green- it has a diverse and imaginative menu,…read moreincluding many Vegetarian and Vegan offerings. Daily specials are worth a gander- grilled chicken breast on a toasted whole grain bread, with spinach, apples and gooey Brie cheese? Yes please! And homemade rhubarb and strawberry pie. You need to try this place!

If you want a delicious,.family-owned, locally operated spot off of Main St, this is the place! I'm…read moresad I didn't take more pictures because the place was fantastic. No wait on a Satueday night is a bonus! My friend had the special of the day - rissoto with sausage, peppers, onion, and marinara. She said it was delicious. I had the prosciutto balsamic chicken (just ok) with sides of mushroom rissoto (delicious) and their unique hash of Cauliflower, potato, and peas (creamy and delickous). The hands-dlwn WINNER was this peanut putter and jelly cheesecake. Holy shitake, this was top 5 deserts I've had in my life. Oreo crust, no-bake cheesecake, kn a bed of whipped peanut butter and tipped with a homemade jam. It was exquisite. Everything here is homemade, creative, and delicious. Check it out if in BG or go out of your way to visit BG if in the area.

Get the large pizza sized blueberry pancake! Great food. Farm fresh. Great service. Support local…read moresmall biz!

Arrived mistakenly on a busy Saturday morning, we had to sit at a community table which was fine…read more One waitress one cook, seats about 45 people. Poor planning on someone's part. It took 1 hour and 10 minutes to get our orders TOTALLY UNACCEPTABLE by any standard. While the food was very good and large portions it was NOT WORTH THE LONG WAIT!

Hill's is a very good family restaurant and I've never had a bad meal. They work hard to give…read morecustomers everything they like. Definitely a 5 star.

Best fish fry ever! We eat fish on most Lenten Fridays, and this was the best. Hills offers fried…read morefish all day. We came at 2 p.m. The special was $9.99 for two good sized lightly battered perch fillets, lots of home fries, and a side. We chose cole slaw, and it's the creamy good kind. The homemade pies are good, so we carried out two slices. They offer sugar free pies, too. The restaurant was very homey and clean. We chatted with our waiter who was the owner's son. The Hills are a local family and have had the business here for 30 years. The family also ran the restaurant in the Wellington Hotel before it burned down decades ago. Recommend for good hardy food like Mom made.

Food was plentiful and tasty. Burger was to die for!…read more Service was prompt and friendly. Worth the trip down from Rt. 20.

We have move to the area and have eaten here a couple of times! We love the atmosphere and creative…read moreseasonal favorites! We will definitely be coming back.