What Is Your Favorite Granville, Ohio Restaurant?
September 13th, 2007 Posted in Restaurants, Discussion… and why?
Share with other Granvillians (and our visitors) where the best places are to eat, what to order, where to sit, and all the other insider facts that can make a Granville dining experience special.
9 Responses to “What Is Your Favorite Granville, Ohio Restaurant?”
By acesfan on Sep 14, 2007
It really depends on the mood I’m in. Brews is probably the best place in town for casual dining– and obviously you can’t beat their beer selection. Other times I really enjoy a meal on the patio at the Granville Inn. The chef at the Granville Inn is pretty spectacular, and the food has improved dramatically these last few years since the ownership changed.
By Linda on Oct 2, 2007
Brews. The staff are friendly and the food is comfortable. No fuss, straight forward.I always look forward to meals at Brews when I’m in Granville visiting.
By Linda on Oct 2, 2007
Brews. The staff are friendly. The food is good and straight forward. No fuss. I always frequent Brews when I am in town visitng friends.
By John on Nov 21, 2007
DelMar. Great food and love the bistro atmosphere
By SEA on Feb 19, 2008
Brews service is lousy and food is mediocre at best. Just had a hamburger in the lounge of Granville Inn, it was dry and lifeless.
The Buxton simply has the best fine dining in town and the Del Mar is fabulous for regular dining and great atmosphere to mingle. The calamari with the tobasco sauce is fabulous.
By bonny on Mar 1, 2008
Have done dinner at nona’s but I love to go get there cheese plates with a bottle of vine outstanding!
By linda on Mar 1, 2008
Del Mar atmosphere is cozy…food is not very much for the servings. Are you kidding me…Brews? is dog food. Nona and Buxton are the best quality for the area. Better off going to Columbus for good food.
By m on Mar 22, 2008
Are you all crazy? you have been eating in G-ville too long and need to go to Columbus to refresh your memory. The restaurants in town are all mediocore. The service and food could all use improving at all the restaurants. If we keep putting up with less that is what we will always get. I remember when i was growing up the hoards of people that drove from Columbus to eat at the bryn Mawr, Granville Inn and the Buxton. I don’t think that happens as much. Good service and Food are not hard to produce, except in Granville.
By Karen on Aug 2, 2008
I’d recommend checking out The Short Story. I thought the food was excellent with a nice casual environment. It reminds me a of Columbus restaurant, but close to home.