Dutch Valley restaurant is a meat and potatoes establishment that is either a buffet, or you can…read moreorder by menu. Today I went to Dutch Valley and had a nice scenic drive to Sugarcreek. I ordered the buffet and it was pretty good overall. I thought the food could have been a little hotter. However, the servers were nice and were very attentive to refilling my Pepsi. I recommend this Buffett for large gatherings, or to enjoy a peaceful home cooked like meal. The restaurant is super clean and they also have a bakery and store where you can buy different things. Outside of the restaurant, there's a concert hall and another gift shop. There's also the Carlisle inn which is a hotel onsite. This is also a good weekend trip, plus you are not that far from the other parts of Amish Country such as Walnut Creek, Berlin, and Millersburg.

Of the area "Dutch" restaurants Dutch Valley is the least good, however it's busy due to the…read moretheater and hotel complex, as well it its proximity to the highway. During our visit yesterday, all of the hot buffet items were cold with the exception of the broasted chicken which was good, however it ran out for about 15 minutes as it was popular since again all the other hot entrees were cold. Additionally at least three of the buffet plates had residual food after washing. Our server was nice and attentive, however the cost wasn't worth it, given the food was cold. It's been at least a decade since I was last there and now I remember why. We should have just driven the extra 15 minutes to Walnut Creek.

The food tasted good; however, we arrived at 7pm on a Friday evening and weren't served our 2 meals…read moreuntil 7:50 pm (and the restaurant wasn't particularly busy). Apparently the server and the cooks didn't communicate well and she explained that she had to place the order twice. My Reuben sandwich on rye was piled high with corned beef, a slice of Swiss cheese and sauerkraut and came out hot. On the other hand, the French fries also came out hot but were soggy in the middle. The other meal, a hamburger served with sweet bourbon sauce, also was tasty although my table mate ordered sauce on the side and instead the sauce had been spread on the bun. Our service began with oil-dipping sauce and 4 diagonally-sliced pieces of plain white bread. It lacked creativity yet snacking on it helped to pass the time while we waited for our meals to arrive.

This was a nice little place. The host and servers were very attentive. The food was good and…read morereasonable pricing. We had ribs and fish and chips. The ribs tender and the sauce was very tasty. Unfortunately I forgot to take pics before I started chowing down

This place is a fabulous find…read more In Holmes County, what you mostly get are tourist traps trying to convince you there's something more to Amish cooking than typical Midwestern cuisine, as if for some reason the Amish have some secret. They don't. They're Midwestern cooks, definitely used to cooking for larger families than the typical Midwestern home cook, but they're using the same recipes and techniques. It's perfectly good Midwestern food, and generally lots of it, but there's nothing special about Amish cooking than any other small-town Midwestern homecooking. There are also a few joints for locals, and they're great, but they aren't fine dining. Tarragon, at the Inn at Honey Run, is the only fine dining option in the entire county. The food at Tarragon is thoughtful, the service professional but friendly, the ambience really great. Beautiful understated decor that reflects the lovely rural setting. Floor-to-ceiling windows looking out over woods and farms below, including homes visible through the woods where you can see people carrying lanterns after dark. Music, mostly light jazz, at just the right level, tables just far enough apart. I would very happily return to this place. This place isn't for everyone. The reviewer who recommended Mrs. Yoder's Kitchen as providing "similar ambiance and food options" just made me laugh. Mrs. Yoder's is great, don't get me wrong -- excellent fried chicken -- but it's a buffet that charges by the pound ($8 bucks a pound last time I checked), so saying it's got similar food and ambiance is just silly. Or recommending you drive 45 minutes to Massillon or Dover when there's a great restaurant right here? They've been having staffing issues since the beginning of the pandemic, but they seem to be trying hard.

Breakfast and server was great. Dinner was great except for the server she did not come over to…read moreask if everything .

My hotdog was delicious, as were my companion's chicken nuggets…read more Service was VERY slow on this Sunday afternoon. It didn't appear to be super busy. Also, the restaurant is located in an area where parking can be tough.

This was my third time here. This restaurant specializes in hotdogs, which I do not eat. I found a…read morewonderful cup of chili that I had "all the way". It's topped with fresh, chopped onions, shredded cheese and crumbled, nacho chips and it has a little heat and a little sweet and is exactly perfect. I met up with an old friend. She ordered the Huckster and could only eat half of it! I will return for the Chili again! Sorry, no pics. We were too busy talking.

It's been a few years since we last visited and it hasn't changed for the better. The basement pub…read morewas closed so we ate in the main dining room. As usual the ambience is nice as the restaurant is located in Historic Roscoe Village. The hostess seemed flustered and never brought the kids menu like she said. The menu prominently states 1/2 apps in the afternoon, but haha. Not *all* apps are included, and you don't realize it until the bill comes. They revamped the menu and took away the Tenderloin sandwich. Instead you get an overpriced $19 burger that would be better at Wendy's. Plus the waitress was overworked, a management fail.

Went here on a Christmas Eve with family. Nice place in a historic district. There were 7 of us…read more Nice waitress, and she did a good job. Mixed meals and drinks for the table and they were filled/refilled pretty regularly. Buffalo wings were good as was the spinach dip. All meals were good, average bar food, fish and chips looked the best, ribs were a hit, burgers and a chicken Philly which was dry and needed an aioli for better flavor and some moisture. Stop by if in the area and in the need for bar food.

During our visit to Amish country, we fell in love with this coffee shop so much we didn't try any…read moreother places and ended up coming back here each time! The owner is a total baddie and was super kind to us and her employees - she ran a tight ship and it was clear! The food and drinks were amazing and came out exactly as ordered and it was great product for cheap considering the price of everything nowadays! The whole vibe of this place is cute and won us over immediately. Please come check it out if you're visiting, worth a trip (or three lol!)

Stopped here for the first time on our way out of town and got a couple of delicious Mochas to go…read more The service and the atmosphere is awesome. Will definitely make time for breakfast next trip to Amish country!

I love the Castle and The Copper Mug! However, the last few…read moretimes the service was lacking. Planning my dinner evening and the excitement build up and then let down is just...sad. I will continue to patronize even though I had to get up and get drinks during dinner and the personalities are lacking. Absolutely no personality or table bonding. For the prices we're paying and I'm not complaining cuz the food is the bomb diggity...but for Goodness sake get it together on your staff! (Except Joshua Lee)

The burger was okay. But the shoestring potatoes were not. Husband ordered fish and chips for…read morelunch. Fish was overcooked and salty. Had those same shoestring fries...the fries need changed. Service was okay. Food arrival was long. Don't know if I would give a repeat visit..

Ohio has too much craft beer. But Millersburg is a brewery that "if you want to visit, they have…read moregood beer worth trying." It's worth a visit if it's not out of the way for you, and if you wondered about popping in - do it. The beer is not "just okay" - it's good beer, and worth trying it all. So I'm not often in the area, but I was visiting their fair (before the Wooster Fair Grounds) and crossed the street in the rain to have a beer while my girlfriend and her cousin chatted at her booth. I'm pretty sure I've had their beers before - it's been a long while. But what I ordered? Spot on. I opted for ciders, shandys, and the peanut butter porter. The Apple Pie Cider was sweet (not overly) and easy to drink (a win for me). The shandys - while not taking my love of Ill Mannered's Ill Manna Shanda - were VERY tasty, and the peanut butter porter was roasty peanut flavor and porter, WITHOUT the usual thickness/syrupy that can follow the style (I hate to say "thin" because it makes it sound like it "lacked flavor" but it was the texture and flavor I wanted in the beer!) It wasn't busy (blame the rain) but the staff was friendly and fast, and if I'm nearby again, I'm DEFINITELY grabbing another pint.

We stopped in town on a whim. I love local breweries and try to stop and get something local…read morewhenever I travel. This is a typical pub style place solid bar scene with tvs and a lot of space. We sat down for some beers and food. We ordered veggie egg rolls for an appetizer which were pretty good. The blackened chicken Alfredo was pretty good as well. Not overly cheesy like some store bought ones. Boneless chicken was normal. The fries were different. Think wedges but thin. They were crispy and seasoned. Can't complain. The flatbread was small but the flavor was there. I have to say the service wasn't good. We ordered apps. And she didn't ask if we were ever ready to order. I had to wave her down. The chicken was wrong but again still good. She didn't acknowledge it or us really. I had to literally get her attention if we wanted something. Maybe she could tell we were from out of town, but she could've made a lot more off of us if she touched base with us a couple of times. For instance. We ordered a mock tail for my daughter. She finished the drink before her food came. We wanted to order a sprite and she didn't come back until she was completely done eating. Kids don't eat very fast. I'll probably try somewhere else for food and maybe stop for a 6er on the way out of town if I come back.