I absolutely LOVE this place!! After hearing rumors of this eclectic, inviting, cozy "hole in the…read morewall" for a long time, we FINALLY got a chance to stop in and see for ourselves what it was all about, and it DEFINITELY lived up to the hype!! Come here for the music (some great, eclectic, local/not so local bands) the enveloping smell of some of the area's finest coffee (dozens of choices!!) and a whole separate room of beers even the biggest beer gurus might not have ever tried!! I love the owner's stories, his TONS of memorabilia and oddball decorations that all seem to fit together perfectly, how there's something for just about everyone here, even games for kiddos, and the feeling of being about a ZILLION miles away from wherever it is you came from... All right in the middle of downtown Eaton, Ohiooooooooooo!! Only problem?? It's not nearly close enough to drop by more often...!! WONDERFUL discovery, can't wait to go back again and again!!! P.S. My LOUSY pictures don't begin to do this great spot justice!!!

Great place for live music when they're open. Only problem is they aren't open much. Good drinks…read moreand friendly atmosphere.

Tried this place for the first time for lunch. The ambiance is a cute little coffee cafe & bakery…read more I walked up to the counter to place my order & it was brought out to our table in about 5 minutes. I ordered the Southwest Club sandwich ($8.50) & my son got the Turkey Pesto Melt ($8.50). The sandwiches were made on extra wide pan bread so they're big. I tried both sandwiches but thought the turkey pesto melt was better. The club sandwich came on white bread but it would taste better if it were toasted. I regretted that I didn't order the 1/2 sandwich & soup as the soups sound delicious. The freshly baked pastries looked really good, especially the brownies. I was too full to try one. The owner was friendly & told me that his sister (co-owner) comes in daily before opening & bakes the pastries from scratch. I would return here.

Wonderful service and pleasant staff. The food was amazing and the interior of the restaurant was…read morelovely.

Now that I've been back several times and have the opportunity to compare with another donut shop…read morenearby, I must update to 5 stars because everything here is excellent. The prices are fair because the donuts are big and generously filled and topped. The staff are absolutely the nicest people and always greet you with a smile even when you run in a couple minutes before closing which I have been guilty of! Also very clean, and a nice big parking lot. What's not to love?

If you want fresh, homemade, delicious donuts this is the place to go. It puts Dunkin to shame when…read moreit comes to donuts. My personal favorite it the unfilled longjohns and red velvet donuts. They have other breakfast items too. You won't be disappointed.

Food is great. Homestyle comfort food at its finest. Not fancy, just plain good. Not necessarily…read morehealthy, but that's based on choices. Very friendly staff, so kind. Just what a hometown restaurant should be

Don't plan to eat here. They're never open. We drove over an hour to walk in and have a woman tell…read moreus they're closed an hour and a half early. Oh, well. Their loss. Guess they didn't want our money.

I do not recommend this place, at all. The food was underwhelming. The server was overwhelmed,…read moreaudibly asking for help, and no one seemed to care. My food was either ordered wrong or came out wrong, which I didn't complain about. My husband and I swapped eggs, since they were on the wrong plates, and we didn't complain. My hashbrowns were barely cooked on one side and thrown upside down on the plate to hide the remaining raw potato product. My husband was eventually able to get the busy servers attention. She took my hashbrowns and put my rubber, over easy eggs and cold, slightly reheated, cooked 2 days ago bacon back on the table. After waiting for my re"cooked" hashbrowns, everything else was beyond cold and like rubber. I asked the server to take everything off but the pancakes, since that was the only thing I would be eating. I still ended up paying over $10 for shitty pancakes that were missing the only ingredient I asked for. I brought them home, doctored them up, and ate 1. They were dry as hell by then. After waiting another 10 minutes for a check, we paid out and left. We spent $40 and I ate one bite of bacon and a pancake (eventually). My husband ate 2 cold, over hard eggs and 2 pieces of bacon. $40 for what I could made at home...The service and experience definitely did not justify the price. To make things sit even worse, on the way out there were 5-6 older employees standing around trying to figure out some menial thing. Obviously the server was swamped and asking for help, but no one offered. If someone would have helped her, it probably would have improved the experience for a lot of customers.

Decided to give them another try today. Since there are no strawberry pancakes, I asked them to…read moremake it right by giving me the blueberry pancakes. I was told NO CAN DO. I'm done with this location!

In spite of the numerous fast food options within a few blocks, this McDonald's is always busy…read more They have the 2-lane drive through, which I use almost every time I come here, and the line moves remarkably fast; for example, four cars total waiting ahead of me to order, three more in the pick up line, and I was at the window paying in under five minutes. Once I decided to park and walk in, there are 2 order stands BUT, they were unmanned! I could see a lot of workers involved with the Drive-through window but no one assigned to wait on walk in customers. There were other people waiting too so I raised my best New York voice to call out 'Hello! Customers waiting!' and someone showed up. Disclaimer- I only go here for the occasional fish sandwich. Many times you have to park and wait a few minutes to receive that particular item but it's worth it as they are nice and fresh. I will say that they almost always put napkins in the takeout bag. I just check before driving away and if forgotten- I speak up!

Saturday morning. You know you are going to be busy. Try to be proactive and less reactive to the…read moresituation. 8 cars were pulled over to the curbside pickup area with extended wait times. Not a very efficient drive thru.

Any reviews shown prior to August 2025 are for a different store at a different location which has…read morenow closed. This is a brand new store and really should have gotten a new listing. Anyway I am not that thrilled with it. Yes, it's very big with much more inventory than the little old store. And it's very clean, at least for now. They have a Starbucks counter (no seating), sushi if that's your thing, and the Murray's Cheese which the better Kroger stores carry. (That's my thing.) I observed 4 mobility shopping carts for those who require them. I further observed notably higher prices on items I normally buy at the Beckett Ridge (West Chester) location- and that would be considered a more affluent area! I also saw a refrigerated smoked meat item that was past its expiration date; and the store has only been open six days. The greatest disappointment is this BIG "supermarket" has no deli counter for cold cuts sliced to order! All they have is "grab and go" packages of pre-sliced ham, bologna, etc. of their own store brand. No thanks. I want it sliced fresh, I want to choose the thickness of the cut, the weight I want, and sometimes (gasp!) I might want a taste before making the commitment to buy a pound! And the final insult is these pre-sliced store brand deli meats that have been sitting around who knows how long, handled by who knows, are quite pricey. I will stop here for the store brand soda which I like and maybe a few other targeted items, but I'd say Walmart's grocery across the street does not have anything to worry about from the coming of this new store.

For years, Eaton had the IGA on Aukerman Street. Suddenly, in late 1986/early 1987, they were…read morereplaced by Marsh. IGA (Independent Grocers Association?) has some fairly inexpensive canned goods, but Marsh is mostly the opposite, and it's rather local, coming from Yorktown, Indiana. Kroger is a bigger chain than Marsh, having stores in several states, and even running convenience stores in other states under different brands. They're not really cheap, either. This location is somewhat small but seems neat and clean and the employees are friendly. They still have a reasonable selection, they just have to stock more often than other stores, I'm sure. I found my Turkey Hill individual iced tea bottles right next to the bigger bottles in the dairy section, and they were priced the same as the bigger stores. Kroger may not be inexpensive, but if you hit the sales, clip the coupons, and get the Kroger rewards card, you'll be fine.

There is an older man there with glasses, I don't know what his problem with young girls is, but I…read morecome in before work to get my nicotine. He is just plan out rude, and disrespectful.

I'm not sure there is anything particularly interesting here. Gasoline and diesel fuel are outside…read moreand the latest newspapers are inside, along with the regular selection of drinks and fast food. It looks as though they've replaced the old store from the Bonded station days, finally. You get deals and coupon with the SpeedyRewards card and sometimes, it seems like you pay for them as the price per gallon goes up quickly at Speedway. It's so busy, you often have to wait in line for a pump.