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4.5 (2 reviews)
Closed • 6:00 am - 8:00 pm

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Great food. Stopped in a client. Had the burger. A little too much tartar sauce but otherwise good. Fries were very good as well.

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G & R Tavern

4.4(191 reviews)
41.4 mi
•$

Home of the Famous Bologna Sandwich…read more That's the bold claim G & R Tavern has been making in Waldo, Ohio for more than 60 years, and judging by the line waiting outside when we arrived shortly after noon, plenty of people believe it. Located in a village of about 300 residents, G & R Tavern has become one of Ohio's most popular destination restaurants. Visitors come from all over the state to try the sandwich that put this small-town tavern on the map. Founded in 1962 by George Yake and Roy Klingel, G & R Tavern has become a true Ohio institution. In 1985, Rick's family purchased the restaurant and has continued the tradition ever since. During our visit, I had the opportunity to speak with Rick and learn that the next generation is already preparing to carry on the family tradition. In a time when many independent restaurants struggle to survive from one generation to the next, that's something worth celebrating. The atmosphere is exactly what longtime fans have come to love. Wood-paneled walls, a bustling dining room, homemade pies in the dessert case, and an old-school charm that feels increasingly rare today. Even the cash-only policy somehow feels right at home here. As for the famous sandwich, it continues to live up to its reputation. This Ohio classic features a thick-cut slice of fried bologna topped with melted American cheese, sweet pickles, and onion on a soft bun. It's simple, flavorful, and easy to understand why people continue making the trip to Waldo year after year. Perhaps the strongest endorsement came from my wife, who ordered the fried bologna sandwich as well. That's not something she would normally choose, but she thoroughly enjoyed it. The fries were hot and crispy and made a great companion to the meal. Some places become popular for a season. Places like G & R Tavern become part of Ohio's history. G & R Tavern 103 N Marion Street Waldo, Ohio 43356

Old bar but well kept. Plenty of places to sit at the bar and table and chairs. The tables have…read moreadvertising. The menu is simple and displayed on a piece of paper inside an acrylic frame sitting on the table. They are famous for their bologna sandwiches (thick cut cooked perfectly with a slice of American cheese, sweet pickles, and a thick slice of onion) which my husband ordered. I ordered a pork tenderloin with lettuce, tomato, and onion. Plus we ordered onion rings and fries. Then dessert, but they were out of the cream pies, so he got cherry pie and I got peach pie both alamode. Everything was tasty. The service was good. We were checked on frequently. Parking is along the side and front. If you are a fan of bologna sandwiches this is worth the drive (in Waldo, OH).

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The Steer Barn - Empty plate of a $27 .00 20 oz medium rare steak that was way over priced! Luke warm and wasn't 10 oz by far! !

The Steer Barn

3.6(78 reviews)
15.2 mi
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They started us off with a nice basket of bread and garlic toast that came along with our drinks…read more For drinks, the cocktail menu looked delicious but we both went for craft beers. The craft beer selection wasn't large but what was available was unique and tasty. We started with the stuffed mushrooms app which came out quickly. Note: we got so much food with our entree we didn't need an app, but... The mushrooms were large, firm, fresh, and mild in flavor. The stuffing was flavorful and the cheese... thick and gooey. We also got a bowl of French onion soup. The soup was definitely a stand out. While the broth had a rich beefy flavor, it didn't overpower the nice flavor of the onions. Pair this with the dense piece of French bread, which didn't got soggy, and ample melted cheese and yes, a stand out dish. Most if not all the entrees come with a quaint relish tray of potato salad, pea salad, and carrot salad. Don't skip the carrots!! Carrots are my least favorite, but this stuff is delicious. Save a few bites for the end of the meal. It's slightly sweet and a nice palate cleanser. We also received a side salad of crisp and fresh greens with a delicious blue cheese dressing. I ordered the shrimp entree and choose the baked, seafood stuffing version with a side of grilled asparagus. The shrimp were huge and very fresh. The stuffing has to be homemade and was cooked perfectly with the shrimp. My husband got an off menu special, 10 oz, medium, Wagyu sirloin and baked potato. The Wagyu was silky, juicy, and melted in your mouth. It was cooked to a perfect medium.

I have been going to The Steer Barn as a young child. It became the fancy place our parents took us…read moreto learn how to eat with table manners in public. Now, as an adult, I completely enjoy taking my kids/mother back to the same place that always has great food, excellent service, and wonderful atmosphere. An Upper Sandusky treasure!

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Fat Head's Family Rest - Seasoned Ribeye

Fat Head's Family Rest

3.9(30 reviews)
26.2 mi
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My wife and I stopped in for dinner on Friday night after a long day traveling to and from Toledo…read more First time here! This place is a pretty dark and literal hole in the wall. But there were families with young kids there, so it was more atmospheric than anything else. We got wings for the appetizer and they were good. Sauce on the side as we asked for 2 different kinds. Garlic Parm and I think the other was a honey bourbon. Tasty! My wife got a ham steak with a side of a baked sweet potato. She was impressed with it. I got the Fathead burger (bacon on the side) with fries. It was 1/2 pound of goodness. Our server said it was made from fresh (not frozen) beef. Service was good and we will definitely go back!

The wife and I hit Fatheads a couple times a year and no matter what we get it is usually…read moreexcellent. Which is why we are writing today's experience off as just a bad day. We ordered boneless wings and a foldover. The wings were supposed to come with the bbq sauce on the side, they came covered in it. No biggie mistakes happen. The foldover was just terribly average and somewhat dry as compared to what we have gotten in the past. Will we be back to Fatheads....certainly we will, we are writing today off as everyone can have a bad day now and again. One truly negative thing that both the wife and I noticed today. It was downright chilly in there. The heating needs to be turned up for sure

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