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Chillicothe Gazette
Crazy Dogs Grill celebrates 10 years of business in Chillicothe
CHILLICOTHE— Ten years ago, Debbie and Kevin Anderson took a major leap when they decided to open up Crazy Dogs Grill on Bridge Street in Chillicothe. Now, after 10 years of hard work, the pair can look back and say it was all worth it. "Here we are ten years later," said Debbie. "It's a great feeling." When Crazy Dogs Grill first opened, the restaurant served eight different types of hot dogs. Now the Andersons have created a comfortable and inviting space that sells 30 different hot dogs, chicken, burgers and more. "We have a little bit of everything. Or a lot of everything," joked Debbie. Read More: Check out our guide to eating local in Chillicothe Over the last decade, the business has faced a lot of challenges, including rising costs and a pandemic that nearly shut it down. Luckily, Crazy Dogs Grill was able to operate through takeout orders and by using the patio. Kevin said they still get new customers coming in, telling them they didn't know the restaurant existed. Those who do know about the restaurant, however, come back regularly. Some get the same thing every time and others try something new. Serving these customers is
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Why Locals ADORE This Family and Friends-Owned Riverfront Restaurant in Zanesville, OH
Open Mon–Thu, 11 AM–8 PM; Fri–Sat, 11 AM–9 PM; closed Sun. Muddy Misers turns an outing in Zanesville into a lively riverfront ritual. 🍽️. This downtown Zanesville restaurant pairs an established local story with a menu full of seafood, sandwiches, steaks, salads, and comfort-food favorites.
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This Famous Ohio Pizza Spot Gets Wildly Crowded On Summer Weekends
A pizza place in a small Ohio town shouldn’t have people driving out of their way for it. This one does, every single summer weekend. Specialty combinations push things further, bacon chicken alfredo and a zesty three-cheese option sitting right alongside BBQ chicken and a meat-lover’s supreme. An...
10TV
Crooksville restaurant hit by flooding, damaging items donated for benefit to fund cancer research
Pike County News Watchman
Celebrity bartender night at Black Diamond Brewery & Distillery
Adena Health Foundation will host a Celebrity Bartender Night to connect with the Waverly community. The event will take place Aug. 27 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Black Diamond Brewery & Distillery, 210 N. Market St. According to Adena Health Foundation, the “Adena Celebrities” at the event will be Dr. Justin Smith, Dr. Tom Lewis, Andrew Bauer, Jay Whitmore, Geoff Grimes and Natosha Jewett. There will be a Black Diamond bourbon review and a Specialty Bourbon Raffle at the event. A cover charge of $35 per person is requested at registration. The charge covers two drink tickets, hors d’oeuvres and an entry in the bourbon raffle. For more information, contact Foundation@Adena.org or call (740) 779-7528.
NBC4 Columbus
Culver’s opens latest central Ohio restaurant, has five more in the works
HEATH, Ohio (WCMH) – Culver’s recently opened its latest central Ohio location and has at least five more in the works. The fast food chain known for its ButterBurgers and frozen custard began welcoming customers at 833 S. 30th St. in Heath on Aug. 3. The location is open daily from 10 a.m. to 11 […]
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Ax-throwing concept Dueling Axes shuts down
An Ohio-based ax-throwing and sports bar concept abruptly closed all five of its locations late last month. Dueling Axes shut down four venues in Columbus, Cincinnati, Grove City, and Albany, Ohio, and one in Las Vegas on July 31. In an email to Nation’s Restaurant News, co-founder Jess Helmich said...
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Customer Raises Concerns Over Alleged Unauthorized Tip at Chillicothe Restaurant
CHILLICOTHE, Ohio — A local customer is warning members of the community to closely monitor their bank and credit-card statements after alleging that a $10 tip was added to a restaurant bill without authorization. According to a social media post shared by the customer, she and her husband recently...
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In The Tiny Ohio Town Of Pleasantville, This Homey Diner Is The Small-Town Breakfast Spot That Feels Like Grandma’s Kitchen
Somewhere out in the quiet farmland of central Ohio, there is a little breakfast counter where the coffee mugs never seem to hit empty and nobody rushes you out the door. It looks plain from the road, easy to drive right past, yet the people who find it tend to circle back again and again.
WTAP
Beer Fest highlights 16th annual Rivers, Trails, and Ales Festival
MARIETTA, Ohio (WTAP) - The 16th annual Rivers, Trails, and Ales Festival kicked off this weekend, offering a mix of outdoor recreation and local craft beverages for the Mid-Ohio Valley. From group runs and hikes to kayaking on the river, organizers designed the event to have something for everyone. A...
Athens Messenger
Union Street Diner relocating to Stimson Avenue
After nearly two decades on Union Street, the Union Street Diner will be relocating to a new building on Stimson Avenue. Located at 20 W. Stimson Ave., the building previously housed China Fortune, which closed its doors in 2023 after owner Sandy Fan made the decision to retire from the restaurant business. The Union Street Diner plans on conducting renovations on the Stimson Avenue building throughout August and September, with the goal of opening its doors by October. Established in 1997, the Union Street Diner has made a name for itself in Athens serving up classic, hearty food at affordable prices. Initially located at 102 W. Union St., the restaurant moved to its current location at 70 W. Union St. in 2005, where it has remained ever since. The restaurant changed hands in 2011, when it was taken over by Jay “The Hammer” Shapiro and Marc Crumpton. Shapiro’s involvement with the Union Street Diner came about after he spent years as a loyal customer of the restaurant. For over a decade, Shapiro operated a D.P. Dough in Athens and the Union Street Diner was the only restaurant that was open for business by the time he closed up shop at