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T Burgs Diner

5.0 (3 reviews)
Open • 7:00 am - 2:00 pm

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5 months ago

Burger was so good! Small place, very friendly service. Would definitely go back if we're in town!

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Cruisers Diner - The fried pickle slices. They were not good. The ranch and other sauce was quite good.

Cruisers Diner

3.7(73 reviews)
9.4 mi
•$

I just got back to Cincinnati from celebrating my sister's birthday at Cruisers. Four of us got…read moreamazing service from Tiffany, and excellent food, at a reasonable price. For appetizers, we had jalapeño poppers, chili cheese fries, and tater tots. All were very good. For lunch, we had a turkey bacon club melt, a bacon cheeseburger, meatloaf, and something else that I can't remember. All of it came out hot from the kitchen, and was very good. For dessert we had apple pie à la mode, and excellent coconut cream pie. We don't recommend the apple pie, but we absolutely recommend the coconut cream pie. Cruisers Diner is about an hour drive from my house, and just a little over an hour from my sister's house, so it's our favorite place to meet. It is very clean, and affordable, with true diner food. Its location just off of Route 32 makes it very accessible from east and west. Route 62 gives easy access from north and south, too..

Wait time: just a few minutes on a Saturday around 1 PM…read moreAtmosphere: this place is always busy and they're usually no seats available, sometimes you can squeeze in at the counter. Service: I think today they had about one server on each side of the diner, so it was a little slow, but there were a lot of people there Food: food is always good. I heard their breakfast is usually amazing. I decided to try their open face turkey and I got the half portion which was a small sliver of turkey not even worth mentioning. But it was good. Their mashed potatoes are the bomb for diner potatoes love them.! Price: $$ affordable Cleanliness: 8/10

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Cruisers Diner - Missing Man Table

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Cruisers Diner - I took this picture sitting in a booth.

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I took this picture sitting in a booth.

Olde Dutch

Olde Dutch

3.8(276 reviews)
79.0 mi
•$$

Olde Dutch Restaurant in Logan -- so many people hyped this place up that we had to check it out…read more It's buffet style with all-you-can-eat salad bar, soups, hot dishes, and pies. Drinks are extra, and there's also a small $1-2 supplemental fee added on, which felt a little odd since it could probably just be included in the buffet price. The food itself is very classic home-style comfort food with lots of options. Nothing super fancy or out of the ordinary, but everything tasted fresh and the buffet was constantly being refilled every few minutes. We also got the iced sweet teas, which seemed to be really popular since almost every table had one. One unique thing -- the entrance and exit are through the gift shop, and you also pay there at the end of your meal, which definitely adds to the old-school country restaurant experience. Our waitress was attentive and friendly throughout the meal, too. Overall, worth the stop for the experience and comforting homemade-style food while visiting Logan.

Olde Dutch Restaurant - Logan, OH…read more A hot buffet, a messy presentation, and a few too many fees! We recently stopped at Olde Dutch Restaurant in Logan for a meal and decided to try the buffet. The good news? The food was hot. Unfortunately, the experience started going downhill from there. The buffet itself wasn't well stocked, and the serving area looked like it could have used some attention. Food was dripping and making a mess on the counter, and the salad bar wasn't much better. A buffet should be inviting, and unfortunately, this one looked like it needed a little TLC. Then came dessert. The brownies were pretty much crumbled into pieces, and the pies weren't cut all the way through, making it difficult to get an actual slice without turning it into a bit of a wrestling match. But let's talk about the fees, because this is where things really left a bad taste in my mouth. There's an approximately 3% fee for using a credit card, plus an additional convenience fee of nearly a dollar added to every check. According to the explanation, that extra fee is meant to help offset the rising costs of food and supplies. Now, as a former chef, I completely understand that food costs, labor, and supplies have gone through the roof. Restaurants are dealing with real challenges, and I certainly appreciate that. But here's my question: Why not simply build those costs into your menu prices? Add a dollar to the price of a meal if that's what it takes. At least customers know what they're paying upfront instead of feeling like they're getting nickeled and dimed when the check arrives. At the end of the day, the food was hot, but the buffet needed better attention, the dessert presentation was disappointing, and the extra fees left us feeling less than appreciated as customers. Olde Dutch, there's room for improvement here. A little more attention to the buffet, some care with the desserts, and a more straightforward approach to pricing would go a long way. After all, good food is important, but the entire dining experience matters too!

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Olde Dutch - Salad bar and dessert table. Food should be presented in a clean environment.

Salad bar and dessert table. Food should be presented in a clean environment.

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Market Street Cafe

4.2(49 reviews)
29.9 mi
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My boyfriend and I really enjoyed our lunch at Market Street Cafe. We were in town for Memorial Day…read moreWeekend staying at Shawnee Lodge. The servers were attentive and accommodating. It was hard to decide what to order as the menu selection was great. I opted for the half panini half salad combo and got the chicken apricot sandwich with the raspberry romaine salad- hold the onions, add blue cheese. My boyfriend had the Boneyfiddle Club panini and enjoyed it. Both came with plenty of chips and a pickle spear. I wish more restaurants had this kind of menu and vibe! Fresh options that are unique flavor combinations. There are plenty of tables and outdoor sidewalk tables with full service. I'd recommend Market Street Cafe!

I will start by saying the food was good. The service, terrible. We walked in and one table was…read moreoccupied by two ladies. We sat ourselves. We were greeted by a waitress who never gave her name and was quite bothered we were there. Drinks served including two hot coffees which we were charged for every refill?!?!? It was coffee. Nothing special $3.00 black coffee and $3.00 for Every. Single. Refill. Then we broke a glass. The waitress was notified when we accidentally spilled a water and the glass broke. She did nothing. I cleaned it up with a toddler on my lap with zero help from the waitress just more "why are you here? Ruin my life looks". She brought me a rag upon my request. And tossed it to me. Ummmmm ok, I guess I will just clean up this broken glass with a toddler on my lap. The rudeness continued with the only other girl there, presumably the manager, when she irritatingly asked, who broke a glass?, in her best mom voice. We received our food and had to ask for the grilled cheese that was ordered and forgotten in the back, which was delivered after an eye roll and an annoying, "oh, right". The only other time we saw the waitress was when she tossed our checks on the table without saying a word, oh wait we did see the waitress one more time, eating a cookie at the counter where you pay asking if it had nuts in it. A three top walked in after we were done eating so please understand the waitress who couldn't be bothered by customers was not too busy. brought my out of town family here for some local vibes and good food. I will NOT be back. 0/10.... Would NOT recommend. Experience was today, 10/14/2026 around 3:30pm

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Market Street Cafe - We rarely get to make it when they are open. Always coming to visit on the weekend's. Our alma mater & family.

We rarely get to make it when they are open. Always coming to visit on the weekend's. Our alma mater & family.

Market Street Cafe - Rag tossed to me to clean up broken water glass

Rag tossed to me to clean up broken water glass

Market Street Cafe - Cobb Salad with a roll

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Cobb Salad with a roll

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