Good food, good folks! I've been there many times over the years but it always feels like home…read morebecause of the friendly atmosphere. Try it!

This place is what you think of a local restaurant. Everyone knows everyone, it's almost right out…read moreof a movie. Was excited to try this place when we found. It. The food did not disappoint. I will definitely be back. Everyone was so inviting into their local gem of a restaurant.

In town visiting the college. Nice place, good food, great fries. I mean my wife was claiming best…read morefries ever. People were great too

I came here for a ladies lunch, meeting some friends at the halfway point. The restaurant is super…read morecute, lots of green/plant decor, and kind of a reclaimed industrial vibe. The server was sweet, and we got our food pretty quickly. We ordered a blueberry scone to share, and the flavor was great, but it wasn't quite cooked through with a doughy bit in the middle. I had the fish and chips, and it was delicious. I think it was a home made tartar sauce, and the fish was flakey, with a nice breading. I loved the fries, they were kind of a thin cut steak fry, with lots of little crunchy bits. There were other intriguing things on the menu, so I think we'll put this in the rotation as a meet up spot! Close to public parking and other downtown shops, and maybe 5 minutes from the Arboretum if you want to make a day of it.

Friendly, clean! The spaghetti and meatballs that came with salad and focaccia bread and was…read moredelicious. It arrived with plenty of delicious sauce. The whole table had leftovers to enjoy at home, saving room for dessert. The tiramisu was a perfect end to our meal.

This is the worst "Italian" restaurant I've ever eaten at…read more Who is giving this 5 stars?? It has to be someone's mom. The bread, I will say is 5 stars, it's over five stars. Everything else was downhill. It took us over an hour and a half to get served two side salads, lasagna, spicy penne. The table we were sat at was made up but not wiped. The lasagna was mush,.. the noodles were just mushy globs. Everything was so, so terrible. The penne was actually cooked correctly but it was just one note with the sauce. I am so disappointed. The poor service made it just so much worse. It was very, very loud in the back room. The ladies bathroom needed serviced. It wasn't the worst, but for the price of the food, we deserved more than a McDonald's cleanliness and paper towels in the sink and floors.

While in town for Thanksgiving stopped into Local Roots for lunch. Big D's Soul BQ was the vendor…read morefor the day and oh boy was it. I ordered one piece of fish and a New York chicken rice bowl with the red sauce, but I also added a vegan white sauce since I'm dairy free. The chef even gave us a taste of his gumbo which he was selling the next day. The bowl was amazing. Everything was fresh and cooked well. I was really surprised by the size of the piece of fish which was perch as normally perch is not so large. We were joined by a group of family and friends and everyone enjoyed the food from the mac & cheese to the jerk chicken to the fried fish bowl and falafel. If I'm ever back in town, I will definitely stop by. Well, in the shop, I did a little bit of shopping as well and picked up a very cute leaf pottery. I love how it natural it looks, but then it will also match the other leaf pieces I already have. The store has a wide a food on the shelf or in the fridge section plus really pretty crochet, pottery, jewelry, and other items. The store has something for everyone. Finally, we enjoyed the coffee shop which had really delicious lemonades and a number of people in our party also had coffee drink drinks. When back in Wooster this summer for my niece's graduation, I'll be sure to stop in especially if it's a Friday or Saturday for Big D's Soul BQ.

We stopped in here after lunch in downtown Wooster, and I found a good amount of treasures to take…read morehome with me! The produce was beautiful, and priced comparably to the farmers market. They had some delicious local baked goods, and a nice addition with local artists work on display. I'm pretty sure anybody can find a treasure here!

Cute little place! Came inside to get a little warm…read more Ordered a hot apple chai and was the perfect sweetness. Lots of delicious looking pastries too! Great service!

The CUTEST little bakery and coffee shop, lined with photos from the turn of the 20th century. I…read morewas greeted kindly, served quickly and the prices were affordable! The Bishop's Hat tasted a bit like it had been in a freezer, and was soggy. Still edible but not what I expected from an otherwise lovely establishment. The espresso was deep and chocolatey, showing little to no signs of acidity, which I quite liked! Must come back again to give the pastry another shot!

Found myself in Wooster around noon, and needed some lunch. Saw this spot on Yelp and decided to…read moregive it a try! Menu is soups, salads and sandwiches. From the looks of the space, they're a bar by night and lunch spot by day. Really cool old space with original hardwood floors, high cathedral ceilings and rustic charm. Ambiance was on point. Their menu is fairly unique. A number of custom house options that take traditional sandwiches and add stuff you wouldn't necessarily expect. I ended up getting one of their seasonal specials that is a play on a grilled cheese sandwich. It came on toasted, marbled, rye, with feta cheese, fresh, sliced jalapeños, fresh, sliced pineapple, and Swiss cheese. I always love, trying things that combine, savory, sweet, and spicy. So I was hoping for the best with this one, and it delivered. The sandwich came with hot waffle, fries, and a side of ketchup. Shout out to the two people working, as they were completely overwhelmed, but getting food out to tables regardless. I was expecting a pretty long wait time based on the orders ahead of me, but my food came out in under 10 minutes. I was impressed all things considered. My only small complaint is the pricing is just a little bit high for what you get. Especially a grilled cheese. It's just bread, pineapple, jalapeño, and cheese. I don't feel like that should cost $13. I wish the waffle fries came with it for that price. But they were an additional three dollars, as well as three dollars for a fountain drink. After taxes and tip, it was a little over $23. That's a pretty steep price to pay for what was supposed to be a simple lunch. I would definitely come here again, but not on the regular simply based on the high prices.

A favorite hang out spot from my college days. Everything from Spoon tastes amazing. Visit this…read moreplace and try something new at every chance you get!

Ordered this pizza for lunch, which was pretty pricey. Honestly, the food cost on this thing…read moremust've been like three dollars at best. It was a 12 inch type sized pizza with not much to it and I didn't think the taste was unbelievably different or special. Looked like they use sandwich pepperoni, which is just kind ok believe it. This is ordered as a double pepperoni pizza. Probably would never order this again.

I enjoyed one of the daily specials. It was a polenta and shrimp dish with a delicious spicy sauce…read more I also enjoyed a cocktail and the potstickers. The potstickers were ok, nothing special. What really sets this restaurant apart is the service. Kaitlin was our server and she was so gracious and helpful in selecting entrees. We also met her twin sister who works there as well. They are both sweet and kind. We enjoyed being able to communicate in ASL with them. The ambiance is a bit rustic meets artsy meets cabin. It's kind of loud so if you're looking for a quiet spot, this isn't it. But the food is very good. They serve food and drinks on creative tableware and glasses. But it was odd that the flatware was the cheapest kind you can get. All that said, this is a nice dining spot in Wooster if you're in town.

First time stopping in to JAFB…read more I am impressed! One bartender serving everyone - and the dude was fast. No time wasted. It's large, several tables - we were able to play some card games while we drank. A nice spot, clearly?l, to come with friends. The important part - their beers were all solid. I have had a couple of their beers in the past, but at Land Grant's Oktoberfest my friend kept bringing me their Cold IPA (I was pouring for Sierra Nevada) - my girlfriend - who grew up in Wooster - ended up pouring JAFB. I believe the brewer Josh was at Oktoberfest, too! Plain and simple? It's a good damn brewery. I look forward to coming back in the future.

Making it to Ohio to a bunch of breweries isn't high on priority list but the tally keeps growing…read moreon breweries from this state. It certainly isn't the breweries themselves here but more of the locale. And I am trying to say that with as much diplomacy as I can. One of the latest breweries I tried from The Buckeye State was JAFB Wooster Brewery. Steve and I had the Vienna Lager called the 90 Foot To Vienna. I do like lagers and this type is fairly high on my list on fondness for lager types. Flavors to detect and have fun with here are biscuity, grainy, malty, some honey can be noticed and a clean aftertaste. All in all a very pleasant lager to have as the temps crank up outside for the summer.

Green Leaf is a family favorite! Great food, fair prices, wonderful people, & a small town feel…read morewith fast & friendly service! Watching the fish when we arrive and get ready to leave is always fun too!

Nice diner with good food options and great service. We had…read morethe taco salad in a crispy taco shell and spaghetti with (only 2) meatballs. Topped it all with a warm pecan pie.

We were greeted as we walked in and asked right away if we were meeting up with friends. We said…read moreyes and he walked us right to our table. A few friendly comments about our tardiness and he took our drink order as our friends already had their drinks. We ordered the spring rolls and gyoza appetizers. The spring rolls were nice and crispy. The gyoza looked a little underdone but they were perfect. Just the right bit of crisp to them. Definitely will order them again next time. With that being said we enjoyed our Saigon style Pho and will happily return to have it again. The restaurant was moderately busy. It was nice and clean. The side of the building is really the main entrance so I think it throws people off when they drive by. For good pho I would recommend stopping in and trying it for yourself. Our friends had the fried rice and pork cold noodles. Both of them said theirs was really good too. After spending some time catching up after our meal we all left happy and full.

I am not actually a fan but my Asian granddaughter is. Wooster is not a melting pot of different…read morecultures but I have seen a great variety here. The rating reflects Sadie born in San Diego and schooled in SF Chinese school she knows her food