West Unity
West Unity, OH · Food & Drink
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This Cash-Only Ohio Amish Market Fills A Cart With Country Staples Most Stores Never Carry
Somewhere along a quiet Ohio highway, tucked between farmland and open sky, sits a store that feels like stepping back into a slower, more deliberate way of life. Ohio has a way of hiding its best discoveries in plain sight, and this Amish-owned market is proof of that. Shelves packed...
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Order A Loaded Hot Fudge Cake At This Toledo Drive-In That’s Been Packed Since The ’50s
Some places in Toledo have been feeding families for so long that grandparents once carried their little ones through the door for a treat from the cooler. A century of chili dogs, shakes, and quick counter service has kept the same crowd coming back generation after generation. There is a...
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This Ohio Restaurant Serves Melty Sandwiches That Make A Delicious Challenge
Paddy Jack’s in Toledo is the kind of place that makes grilled cheese feel big, bold, and exciting. People come here for melty sandwiches, warm tomato soup, and fries that keep coming back for more. With lots of creative choices, picking just one meal can feel like a fun...
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This Rural Ohio Eatery Serves Prime Rib So Affordable You’ll Check The Menu Twice
Good food deals can feel hard to find, especially when you are craving a hearty steak dinner. That is why Salty Longhorn Bar & Grill in Belle Center, Ohio, stands out to hungry travelers and locals alike. Tucked into a rural spot, this bar and grill has built a strong...
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This Ohio Roadhouse Fires Its Cowboy Steaks Over Real Wood And Packs The Lot On A Friday Night
A packed parking lot on a Friday night usually means one thing: the food is worth the wait. Somewhere in north-central Ohio, a western-themed steakhouse fires its meats over real wood, hands out warm rolls before you order, and runs a steak special that keeps regulars coming back week after week.
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Packs for Pirates Fried Pie Fundraiser @ Continental Fall Festival
The “Packs for Pirates” committee will be selling Amish fried pies in the EMS Building food court during the Fall Festival (September 25 & 26). Be sure to look for their booth. The fried pies are delicious and freeze well so stock up!. The Packs for Pirates Weekend...
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Tabby & Fido’s reopens as Good Day Cat Cafe
The old cat cafe brings a new name, new location and new life to the Bowling Green community. Not only is there new life, but it’s life community members can take home with them. When someone wanted to adopt Chandler, Good Day Cat Cafe co-owner Patty Beam hoped they...
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Day and night: Late-night coffee and cocktail shop opening in Ostrich Towne
Amy Hall is bringing coffee, cocktails, and conversation to the Vistula neighborhood of Toledo. She’s opening Last Drop, a later-evening coffee and cocktail shop, 927 N. Summit St., in early October. “T here aren't really any late- night coffee places in Toledo,” the owner said. “It’s your last stop. ... It’s the last drink, the last drop of coffee, the last call.” Last Drop is joining Ostrich Towne, the walkable district in Toledo’s north end, with other local eateries, offices, and apartments nestled in the revitalized area. The hours are set for Mondays through Thursdays 6 a.m. to 10 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays 7 a.m. to midnight, and Sundays from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Hall, who also is a certified life coach, envisioned a place that could bring people together, she said, with conference rooms, a private office, and plenty of seating. She plans to host a live conversation at the shop with Stayce Fowler, publisher of Pursuit Magazine in Toledo, on Wednesdays. “Being able to create a space where people feel valued, they feel seen, they feel heard, and they can connect, identify, and see themselves in someone else who they might not have ever met creates this
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Hungarian Hot Dogs And Signed Buns Have Filled This Toledo, Ohio, Cafe For Decades
Somewhere on the east side of a working-class Ohio city sits a cafe where the walls are covered in autographed hot dog buns and the smell of grilled sausage hits you before the door closes behind you. It started in 1932 with a hundred-dollar loan and a sliced-in-half sausage meant to stretch a family’s budget during hard times.
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From Bottle to Tap: Funky Turtle Brewing Company Finds Taproom Home on Tremainsville Road
The Toledo City Paper depends on readers like you! Become a friend today. See membership options. When Funky Turtle Brewing Company first debuted its cans on local shelves, co-founder Drake Pregnall promised a taproom would open when the time was right. Three and a half years later, after identifying a...
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This Overlooked Toledo Rib Joint Smokes Its Brisket So Slow The Line Starts Before Noon
Some of the best food in Ohio hides in plain sight, tucked into strip malls and corner lots that most people drive past without a second glance. But locals know better, and when a spot has been serving the same faithful crowd since 1920, there is a reason people keep coming back.