Guidebook for Holmes County
Amish Grocery
Local Grociery owned and operated by local Amish family. Only a mile from our home. Friendly and helpful with buggy parking and gravel parking for English.
Cardinal Hill Grocery
8221 County Highway 192Local Grociery owned and operated by local Amish family. Only a mile from our home. Friendly and helpful with buggy parking and gravel parking for English.
Unique selections of bakery items, meats, local cheeses from the area, and good prices. It is set up like a grocery store but also has other unique shopping areas.
38 residents recomanen
Walnut Creek Cheese
2641 OH-39Unique selections of bakery items, meats, local cheeses from the area, and good prices. It is set up like a grocery store but also has other unique shopping areas.
Food Scene
I wasn’t impressed with them when they first opened but boy have they upped their game! The coffees, frozen drinks, deserts and entrees are really good these days!
Loved their Mango Smoothies, mocha chocolate cheese cake, chicken wraps and more!
7 residents recomanen
Salt Creek Cafe
111 N Mill StI wasn’t impressed with them when they first opened but boy have they upped their game! The coffees, frozen drinks, deserts and entrees are really good these days!
Loved their Mango Smoothies, mocha chocolate cheese cake, chicken wraps and more!
Great coffee selection and pastries. Occasionally there is live music here on weekend nights.
15 residents recomanen
Jitters Coffee House
1545 S Washington StGreat coffee selection and pastries. Occasionally there is live music here on weekend nights.
Grover's at Hotel Millersburg
35 W Jackson StBags Sports Pub
88 E Jackson StBroken Grounds Coffee Company
214 W Jackson StBasil Asian Bistro
145 W Liberty StOlde Jaol Steakhouse and Tavern
215 N Walnut StMatsos Family Restaurant
154 W Liberty StIf you are celebrating a special evening and or want a more upscale and gourmet meal, the restaurant at the Inn is a hidden gem. You can dine while enjoying beautiful views of nature then enjoy a leisurely hike on one of the trails that cross the 40 acre property. I think reservations are required.
8 residents recomanen
Tarragon at The Inn at Honey Run
6920 Co Rd 203If you are celebrating a special evening and or want a more upscale and gourmet meal, the restaurant at the Inn is a hidden gem. You can dine while enjoying beautiful views of nature then enjoy a leisurely hike on one of the trails that cross the 40 acre property. I think reservations are required.
River excursion
Loudonville is a popular location for camping and floating down the river. Multiple liveries offer kayaking, canoeing and tubing excursions of different lengths. Many long time campers have created little adventures too so don’t be surprised to spot a pirate, skeleton, waterside food stop, music and water canons or hoses along the route.
Of course there are some cute shops and eateries downtown as well as a local museum.
Loudonville
Sightseeing
Victorian House Museum
484 Wooster RdNot sure if they allow visitors to enter but the outside tower and statue have been newly renovated. There are a number of shops and eateries along Jackson street. It’s worth getting out and walking the three blocks of Downtown
Holmes County Courthouse
1 E Jackson StNot sure if they allow visitors to enter but the outside tower and statue have been newly renovated. There are a number of shops and eateries along Jackson street. It’s worth getting out and walking the three blocks of Downtown
Entertainment
Amish Country Theater
4365 OH-39Grover's at Hotel Millersburg
35 W Jackson StCheck ahead! Live musicians some weekends!