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This Small-Town Ohio Breakfast Buffet Has Diners Lining Up Every Sunday Morning
A Union veterans reunion with more than 1,000 guests once happened on the very ground where this breakfast buffet now serves eggs. Then-Governor William McKinley showed up for it. That’s a lot of history under one omelet station. The weekend breakfast buffet runs Saturday and Sunday from 8 a.m....
Times Recorder
Phillips Meats honored after providing nearly 89,000 pounds to foodbanks
Zanesville food providers were among the southern and southeastern Ohio honorees recognized for helping connect locally-produced food with families facing hunger. Phillips Meats and South Zanesville Food Pantry received Food Champion Awards during the Ohio Association of Foodbanks ' Oct. 13 regional farm tour, according to a community announcement. Phillips Meats has provided nearly 89,000 pounds of primarily beef and pork products to Ohio foodbanks since 2022. The Zanesville stop was part of the association's last of four regional farm tours recognizing farmers, food producers and community organizations. The tours highlighted partnerships between Ohio agriculture and the state's charitable food network. Programs including the Ohio Food Program and Ohio Agricultural Clearance Program help foodbanks purchase and distribute food through partnerships that support local farmers. The programs also reduce food waste. State legislators and representatives from state and local agencies also participated in the tour to recognize honorees and highlight continued support for Ohio's farm-to-foodbank partnerships, according to the announcement. Other southern Ohio honorees The tour also recognized organizations in Washington Court House and Proctorville. In Washington Court House, honorees included Saddleberk Farms, Cockerill Berkshire Farms and Paint Valley Ministries Pantry. Saddleberk and its farm partners have supplied more than 115,000
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Revisit Bob Evans’ Origin Story At The Bob Evans Farm Restaurant Museum In Bidwell, Ohio
Long before there were hundreds of restaurants with the same red-and-white look, there was one farm in southeast Ohio. That farm still stands, and you can walk its grounds today. A short drive off Highway 35 near Rio Grande brings you to the place where a famous family dining brand...
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This Historic 1906 Ohio Gristmill Hides A Sunday Buffet Inside
Tucked along the banks of the Muskingum River in Stockport, Ohio, there is a building that has been turning heads and grinding grain since 1906. The Stockport Mill is not your average historic landmark – it is a fully operating inn and restaurant that still runs on hydroelectric power from its very own dam.
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Big Run Kava Bar to reopen as Hellbender Coffee House
Big Run Kava Bar, located at 72 N Court St., officially closed Oct. 25 and will reopen under new management. Big Run opened in June 2024 as a cafe and lounge, serving coffee, tea and kava-infused drinks. However, the new owners hope to make small changes to the business, including the name.
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It's more than a deli. Brickhouse Market evolves into community gathering spot
CAMBRIDGE − Customers who haven't visited Brickhouse Market & Deli since its April opening might not recognize it. New seating, vintage décor, local artisan goods and an expanded food menu are reshaping the downtown business into a gathering place built on equal parts nostalgia and community. Co-owners Meliah and Katelynn Moore wanted to mix the two concepts into the market's recent rebranding. "What I wanted to do with the concept of the inside of the building is dive into the fact that it's an old building," Meliah explained on the previously established former deli. "I set up this vintage little lounge. (The) TV is from 1977, and it still works. We thrifted a lot of unique furniture from Amish country and all over the state, pretty much to get this old vibe that you're stepping back into. "When you walk into the building, if you've ever been in here before, it looks completely different because we had a counter where (the couch is) right now. We had no booths here. We had no picnic tables here," she continued. "People walk in and they've been here and they don't know if they're in the same place because it looks completely different."
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Brothers’ Eatery cuts ribbon at new location
GALLIPOLIS, Ohio (WSAZ) – Brothers’ Eatery officially cut the ribbon Friday at its new Gallipolis location. It made things official after a soft opening a month ago. The restaurant offers a wide selection of American staples. That means you can grab a burger, wings, or other favorite bites.
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First Chick-fil-A in Zanesville Opens Nov. 5 With Free Meals for Cow Costumes
Zanesville’s first Chick-fil-A will open at 6:30 a.m. on Thursday, Nov. 5, at 3541 Maple Ave., the company told the Zanesville Times Recorder on Oct. 29, ending a wait that began when construction started in May. The new restaurant is owned and operated by Preston Tippett and has brought about 100 new part-time and full-time […]
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Taste of Muskingum Chefs Compete Nov. 4 to Back Food Entrepreneurs in Zanesville
Local chefs will serve tasting samples and compete for the title of Muskingum County’s Top Chef when the eighth annual Taste of Muskingum Chef Competition returns on November 4 at Weatherington Woods in Zanesville, according to a community announcement published by the Zanesville Times Recorder. The evening is a fundraiser for FoodWorks Alliance, and guests […]
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Miller’s Chicken Has Kept Athens, Ohio Regulars Ordering The Same Fried Chicken For Decades
Some families pass down recipes, and some towns pass down a lunch order. In Athens, Ohio, one small counter has been frying chicken since 1946, and plenty of locals still order the exact same meal they ordered as kids. The menu board barely changes, the dining room stays small, and...
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Athens coffee shop faces backlash over new butterbeer drink
An Athens coffeehouse that faced criticism for the name of a late-October latte special now is facing criticism for taking the drink off its menu. Donkey Coffee, four blocks off the campus of Ohio University, introduced its Butter Beer Latte on Oct. 26 as a take on a beverage popular that's popular with characters in the "Harry Potter" series of books and movies. A day later, the 25-year-old business issued an apology on its social media pages after customers and online commenters raised concern about "Harry Potter" author JK Rowling's long history of opposition to transgender rights . Donkey Coffee said it was discontinuing the latte until it could settle on a new name for the drink. View this post on Instagram "We especially apologize to the trans community," the coffee shop posted . "It was never our intention to offend — thanks for pointing this out to us." That decision sparked anger with a different point of view. Critics of the initial critics said people were being too sensitive and the shop was caving to pressure. "Unfollowing and not buying your coffee. ... Pandering leaves a bitter taste in my mouth," one person said on the store's Instagram page.
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Times Recorder
Taste of Muskingum celebrates food, entrepreneurship and second chances
Local chefs will serve up tasting samples and compete for the title of Muskingum County's Top Chef at the 8th annual Taste of Muskingum Chef Competition Nov. 4 at Weatherington Woods in Zanesville. Guests will vote for the winner at the FoodWorks Alliance fundraiser, according to a community announcement. The event also will include a silent auction, wine pull, games, prizes and entertainment. Proceeds will support FoodWorks Alliance programs for aspiring food entrepreneurs, small food businesses and women in recovery. Supporting local programs FoodWorks Alliance provides aspiring food entrepreneurs and small food businesses with affordable access to a licensed commercial kitchen, business guidance and opportunities to grow, according to the announcement. The organization also works in food education, food recovery and workforce development. Its Recovery With a Purpose program helps women in recovery develop kitchen and life skills, build confidence and make community connections, according to the announcement. Individual and group tickets are available, and advance purchase is required. Tickets and event information can be found at foodworksalliance.betterworld.org/taste-muskingum . People who cannot attend also can support the fundraiser by donating silent auction items, gift cards or Ohio-made wines. Donation information is available by contacting foodworks.alliance1@gmail.com . This story was produced