More of a bar/tavern than a cafe, nice large menu, food was delicious, portions generous. If it…read morewas closer to home, we would be regulars!

What an expensive disappointment. We'd heard great things about Fern Cafe, but everything was…read morejust... meh. The legendary bloody came with most hot foods served luke warm and with a super sad, super dry olive. That was the first warning sign. The buffalo chicken salad came in the tiniest bowl with very little... well, everything. The brisket sandwich was dry and bland. The mini-meatloaf sandwich was barely cooked. And everything came in incredibly small portions. We also felt bad for our server. She was the only one serving and was clearly overwhelmed -- though trying her hardest to keep up, so props to her!

Great food! Appropriate prices! Great atmosphere! A nice hometown experience!…read moreDefinitely recommended!

GW'S, 275 S. Washington St. downtown Tiffin If you haven't…read morebeen here recently, you need to check it out. They have new items that are bringing many new customers in. Available now is a new blend of beef to make a delicious smash burgers. The new onion rings are my favorite! They are fresh made, cut and dipped into a wet batter. They are delicious! They have the French fries they have always had. They are good, BUT another new item is our fresh cut fries. Monday they run a steak night. Specials on steaks starting at 4pm. Wednesday is chicken wing and their new hand dipped fresh cut chicken chunks. Breakfast is served all day. Best sellers for breakfast is "Bobs mess", the pancakes and the big breakfast. Friday and Saturday nights they run prime rib. People come from other towns for prime rib. It's the best. They have other specials on Friday & Saturday the prime rib seems to be 1st choice. GW'S runs daily special at lunch and dinner. If you haven't visited GW'S lately, you're missing out. Hope you have a chance to check it out soon. You'll love it.

We were back road trippin' up to Lake Erie for a few days of fishing. Found this gem for lunch…read more Such a beautiful place with rustic character. Was only able to try a few sandwiches and the chippers with blue cheese app and they were all real good.

From the outside, I wasn't quite sure what to expect. But when we entered, the place was fabulous…read more An old brick house and barn that has been wonderfully restored. The food was great and the beer cold and refreshing. Stop in if you are in the area, it was a wonderful experience.

If you're dining in Tiffin, Ironwood should be at the top of your list. The food is very good, the…read moreservice is attentive, and the view of Mohawk makes for a pleasant experience.

I have been here for showers, the igloo, and sat at the bar. There is always a great selection of…read moredrinks and food. The place is very nice and the staff are as well. Will always recommend!

Restaurant, food is fantastic, and the beer is cold. Golf,…read morethe course is nice , but a charge for someone $12 to ride along with you and not even play is a bit ridiculous.

Food was ok service was good prices were high atmosphere was ehh not anything special I sat in the…read morebar area so nothing exciting to write about

I was surprised by my recent visit. We went to hear a musician we knew, and enjoyed a good burger…read moreand fries. I would go again for the food, and the atmosphere. It's a bar, but found the staff very friendly.

They serve large size food for a good deal the employees are really friendly too. It is a small bar…read morethat cater to the community alcohol needs. I give it a 3.5 star because i like it and respect the establishment. All are welcome unless not tolerable with people in bars.

Same dive by I've known and loved since childhood! Love the docking option- food menu is the…read moretypical bar fare but the people are great! This was one of the first bars I ever drank at and I loved it the last time we went as much as I did the first time. It's the nostalgia for me! Took my mister the last time and he loved the vibe as much as I do. I wish I lived closer or that I had a little neighborhood bar like this where I live now. The service is always spectacular. Loads of regulars and that speaks to the staff!

Great place...inside and outside! River view with great service and ambiance! Love this placeread more

I don't know where to begin.... Free salsa is terrible, no…read moreflavor with a bit of bitterness , bluck . Food is so so, service is terrible. And when the bill came, it reflected the wrong price. When I asked, I was told the bill reflected the price to pay using a credit card. So my cousin ordered meal #40, $15.99 which was on special for $1 off. So the bill should have read $15.99 minus $1 equaling $14.99. But no... it read $17.??And when I approached the cashier, I saw the waitresses rolling their eyes. REALLY? One word Casa Express: ADIOS

Words that come to mind: authentic, delicious, creative…read more Authentic: The food lists Mexican items that are well prepared and flavorful, while paying homage to traditional Mexican cuisine. There were a variety of choices, including vegetarian options. I also appreciated how they organized their menu; it was easy to navigate and not overly complicated like some Mexican restaurant menus can get. Delicious: I didn't regret a single bite. My wet burrito was a medley of traditional Mexican flavors served with a side of perfectly-cooked Mexican rice. I asked to sub fajita veggies for meat and they accommodated with no problem. While most people go crazy for cheese, I gotta admit the red sauce on the burrito was the star in my opinion. My husband got the molcajete and it was bubbling hot with cuts of steak, chicken, and shrimp cooked alongside onions and peppers topped with a mound of cheese. It could easily feed 2 people! Creative: Like any Mexican restaurant, they find creative ways to appeal to gringos. In this case, it's through their drink menu. We had a Black Magic Margarita served with a slice of lime floating atop a scoop of ice, topped with a gummy frog so it looks like a frog on a lily pad. There are some other nods to creativity on their menu like the wet burrito, but they aren't going to sacrifice their authenticity for the masses, which I appreciate. Bottom line: This is great Mexican food that is authentically cooked with a few twists to appeal to American taste buds. My only qualm is the chips aren't homemade, but hey, they're free and that wasn't why I came in the first place. We stopped off on a Sunday afternoon and by 4pm the place was packed, so the secret is out that Casa Express is awesome!