Griffith & Feil is an historic drugstore, diner and soda fountain dating back to 1892.

Falb’s Restaurant – Family owned and operated since 1920, Falb’s Restaurant serves cafeteria style — dinners, soups and sandwiches, with fast and friendly service. Try their cabbage rolls, chicken and dumplings and other comfort food in a cozy, family atmosphere. Dine in or carry out. 201 Kiser St., Dayton (937) 224-4496.

The Farmer’s Daughter – Features home-cooked favorites for breakfast, lunch and dinner with daily specials like chicken and biscuits, beef and noodles and pot roast. Pies, cakes, cookies and other baked goods available by order. Dine in or carry out, and there’s always daily specials like roast pork and breaded chicken breast. 904 Main St., Urbana (937) 653-FARM.

Feed Mill Restaurant & Pizza – Feed Mill Restaurant & Pizza describes itself as “Family owned and operated for 34 years. We are considered a mom-and-pop type of restaurant with good country style cooking (mostly made from scratch). We have homemade desserts made daily.” Their breakfast, lunch and dinner menu looks bountiful and delicious, and daily specials include Down Home Ham with pinto beans, cabbage, home fries and cornbread, and Hillbilly Surf and Turf (Cheeseburger and basket shrimp) with French fries and slaw. 721 W. Market St., Felicity (513) 876-3306 or 3401.

Fitzy’s Old Fashioned Diner – Classic American diner with a 50’s themed dining room serving American classics for breakfast and lunch. 1487 Schrock Road, Columbus (614) 846-1004.

The Fountain Restaurant – “Home of the Billy Bob.” Breakfast served all day; lunch and dinner menu items include chicken, seafood, steaks, soups and salads. 116 W. Market St., Celina (419) 586-4479. Connect on Facebook.

Four Seasons Family Restaurant – Everything from farm-fresh breakfasts, omelets, frittatas, Greek and Italian specialties, stir-fry, seafood and more on on the Four Seasons Family Restaurant’s extensive breakfast, lunch and dinner menu. Connect on Facebook. Locations:

• 233 S. Main St., Bryan (419) 636-1818.
• 13469 SR 15, Holiday City (419) 485-3261.

Fred’s Diner – This old-school diner just might have what it claims is “The Best Breakfast in Akron.” They are known for generous portions, crispy bacon, and breakfast served all day long. Fred’s Diner offers spectacular breakfast and lunch grub on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. 930 Home Ave., Akron (330) 535-3733.

G.D. Ritzy’s Luxury Grill & Ice Cream – G.D. Ritzy’s Luxury Grill & Ice Cream is a remnant of the former 1980s chain restaurant. With a 1940s diner-style theme, Ritzy’s serves burgers, sandwiches, chili, hot dogs, onion rings, shoestring fries, milkshakes and ice cream treats. 1335 Hal Greer Blvd., Huntington (304) 523-7019. Connect on Facebook or at gdritzyswv.square.site.

George’s Family Restaurant – Proudly serving your favorites for more than 30 years. Extensive menu (full menu served all day) features many house-made favorites, including soups, broaster chicken and famous house-made meatloaf. 5216 N. Dixie Drive, Dayton (937) 275-0705.

Gigi’s Diner – Great days begin at Gigi’s Diner, a true small-town diner serving breakfast, lunch and ice cream. Menu features Gigi’s biscuits and fresh-made gravy, plus platters, sandwiches and sides. 1 N. Main St., Marshallville (330) 855-5422.

Griffith & Feil Soda Fountain – Griffith & Feil Soda Fountain is an historic drugstore, diner and soda fountain established in 1892. Menu includes breakfast, lunch and dinner with sandwiches, salads and appetizers. Ice cream, milkshakes, malts, floats and more sweet treats. 1405 Chestnut St., Kenova, W.Va. (304) 435-5227.

G&R Tavern is home of the famous fried bologna sandwich — and delicious pies.

G&R Tavern – G&R Tavern, established in 1962, is the home of the Famous Bologna Sandwich. Also enjoy a variety of sandwiches and burgers, sides, salads, pizza, fried seafood baskets and delicious pies. 103 N. Marion St., Waldo (740) 726-9685.

Grillin’ Dave Style – Try a Brisket Sundae, a Kickin’ Tater, Pulled Pork Mac and other slow-smoked favorites at Grillin’ Dave Style. Plus ice cream favorites in a former ice cream drive-in. 1612 Linden Ave., Zanesville (740) 452-3808.

Grill & Skillet – The Grill & Skillet diner opened in 1945 as the Town House and has operated under its current name since 1965. Open for breakfast and lunch with omelets, pancakes, burgers, sandwiches, plate lunch specials and more. 2924 E. Main St., Columbus (614) 231-1702.

Gunselman’s Tavern – This iconic community tavern became known as Gunselman’s in 1936; it was previously known as The Pastime Cafe. Full locally sourced, iron skillet menu with appetizers, burgers, sandwiches, salads and entrees like Westside Kielbasa & Pierogi. 21490 Lorain Road, Fairview Park (440) 331-5719.

Gus’s Diner 185 – Fill up on killer comfort food at this neighborhood favorite establishment. Menu items like reuben sandwich, a selection of gyros, country fried steak, three-egg omelets make this a destination diner. Gus’s offers parties and catering as well. 797 E. 185th St., Cleveland (216) 481-8781.

Hamburger Inn Diner – Hamburger Inn Diner was established in 1932. This classic diner and soda fountain features hamburgers, milkshakes and Black Angus chili. Requests for their homemade cinnamon rolls come from all over the country. 16 N. Sandusky St., Delaware (740) 369-3850.

Happy Daz – Happy Daz restaurants serve up diner-style classics, including pork tenderloin sandwiches, burgers, chicken, milkshakes, salads and wraps in a fun, casual atmosphere. Locations:

• 1064 Bellefontaine Ave., Lima (419) 227-3663.
• 802 S. Cable Road, Lima (419) 227-3663.
• 4557 Elida Road, Lima (419) 227-3663.
• 2025 N. West St., Lima (419) 227-3663.
• 1007 Lincoln Ave., Wapakoneta (567) 356-4034.
• 119 E. Wayne St., Celina (419) 227-3663.

Hartman’s Country Cupboard – Homemade pizza, subs and deli. 5390 Selma Pike, Springfield (937) 265-1001. Connect on Facebook.

Hasty Tasty Pancake House – Open since 1952, this former Hasty Tasty Drive-In is a step back in time. It’s a full-service restaurant serving a complete breakfast menu plus lunch and dinner sandwiches and entrees. 3509 Linden Ave., Dayton (937) 254-8431. Connect on Facebook.

The Hickory House Restaurant – Family owned since 1979, The Hickory House Restaurant has locations in Gahanna and Reynoldsburg. Known for their barbeque ribs and Hickory House wings, they also offer steaks, chops, chicken, seafood, salads and sandwiches. 7051 E. Main St., Reynoldsburg (614) 861-5962; 550 Officenter Pl., Gahanna (614) 428-7427.

Hillbilly Hot Dogs – From Chuck’s Junk Yard Dog (with everything) to the classic West Virginia Dog, Hillbilly Hot Dogs serves up “Love and Weenies” – gourmet hot dogs with a quirky, down-home charm. 6951 Ohio River Road, Lesage, W.Va. (304) 2458.

Hoagie City – Seriously large hoagies (16-inch whole or 8-inch half)! Philadelphia style deli, cold hoagies on authentic Philly rolls with fresh sliced Dietz and Watson meats and cheeses, authentic cheesesteaks, fresh cut fries, house-made macaroni and potato salad. Deli lunchmeat and cheese sliced fresh and sold by the pound. 3870 Main St., Hilliard (614) 710-1193. Connect on Facebook.

Hocking Hills Diner – Delicious homemade food for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Try the Hillbilly Omelet or Banana Bread French Toast. Still hungry? Tackle the Monster BLT. 2217 E. Front St., Logan (740) 380-9987. Connect on Facebook.

Hometown Hot Dogs – Since 1998, Hometown Hot Dogs, a family-owned diner, has served hot dogs and coneys, sandwiches, soups, sides, salads and desserts. 12031 Lancaster St. NE, Millersport (740) 467-6145.

Hound Dog Hop – The Hound Dog Hop is a fun place to be, with burgers, hot dogs, ice cream, dinners, and a ’50s-style soda joint atmosphere complete with a jukebox and carhops (indoor seating too). Try an Ultimate Brownie Sundae or Apple Pie Taquitos. 195 Sandusky St., Plymouth (419) 687-4008.

Huli Huli Tiki Lounge – If you’ve been yearning for an authentic American/Asian/Polynesian dining experience, the Huli Huli TIki Lounge may be just what you’ve been seeking. Decorated in a style that may remind some of the long-gone Kahiki Supper Club in Columbus, Huli Huli strives to provide “The Aloha Spirit” to all its guests. With fun, inventive and delicious menu items and drinks, this spot in Powell is a special place with a casual island vibe. 26 W. Olentangy St., Powell (614) 396-8437.

INKY’S Italian Food – Family-owned and operated Toledo establishment INKY’s Italian Food has been serving Italian specialties since 1957. Pizza, pasta, salads, appetizers, sandwiches, homemade soups and their signature Italian Margarita. 3945 N. Detroit Ave., Toledo (419) 476-0500.

Jack’s Steak House – Jack’s Steak House is a casual, full-service restaurant specializing in steaks and seafood, full bar, breakfast. Jack’s has been open for more than 40 years. 35770 Hocking Drive, Logan (740) 385-9909.

Jerry’s Great American Restaurant – aka Jerry’s J-Boy, this restaurant offers a wide variety of great food for breakfast, lunch and dinner in a casual, family-friendly environment. 107 McCauley Drive, Uhrichsville (740) 922-0092. Connect on Facebook.

Jolly Roger’s Seafood House – Locally owned and operated seafood restaurant specializing in Lake Erie yellow perch and walleye, lobster bisque, clam chowder and more. 1715 E. Perry St., Port Clinton (419) 732-3382. Connect on Facebook.

K’s Hamburger Shop – K’s Hamburger Shop serves burgers, shakes, breakfast and more. In business since 1935, they serve breakfast all day, and everything is made to order from family recipes – they even grind their own beef. The atmosphere inside is like going back in time. 117 E. Main St., Troy (947) 339-3902.

Katalina’s Café – This hip café, housed in a 100-year-old former gasoline station, serves breakfast and lunch, including their famous Pancake Balls. Katalina’s Cafe serves a breakfast menu, sandwiches, tacos, soups and salads. Locations:

• 3481 N. High St., Columbus (Clintonville) (614) 689-8896.
• 1105 Pennsylvania Ave., Columbus (Harrison West) (614) 294-2233.

Katzinger’s Delicatessen – Katzinger’s Deli is an award-winning New York-style delicatessen in an 1827 storefront in German Village. Reubens, BLTs and clubs, smoked fish and tuna, salads and more, all with fresh baked bread. Locations:

• 475 S. Third St., German Village in Columbus (614) 228-3354.
• 7160 Muirfield Dr., Dublin (614) 389-8444.

Kewpee Hamburgers – Kewpee Hamburgers is an authentic locally-owned chain that has served burgers and fries since 1928. Their motto: “Hamburger with pickle on top, makes your heart go flippity-flop!” Three locations in Lima:

• East: 2111 Allentown Road, (419) 227-9791;
• Downtown: 111 N. Elizabeth St., (419) 228-1778;
• West: 1350 Bellefontaine Ave. W., (419) 229-1385.

Kim’s Classic Diner – Daily specials like country fried steak, fried chicken, broccoli cheese soup, cream chipped beef over toast and BBQ pulled pork sandwiches. 303 W. Washington St., Sabina (937) 944-3939. Connect on Facebook.

KT’s Diner – A great place to get a home-cooked meal in a friendly environment, open for breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner. 5157 Suder Ave., Toledo (567) 318-5223.

Landing Tavern – Full-service restaurant and bar serving breakfast, lunch and dinner with both inside and outdoor seating. This Indian Lake area eatery’s specialties include meatloaf, burgers, goetta, baked stuffed clams, chops, steaks and chicken. 235 E. Main St., Russell’s Point (937) 843-3253. Connect on Facebook. 

Lindey’s – A German Village fixture since 1981, Lindey’s has served brunch, lunch and dinner including nut-crusted chicken salad, pork, lamb, steak, seafood and more. Delectable desserts include key lime pie, crème brulee, apple cinnamon bread pudding and Lindey’s Post Mortem. 169 E. Beck St., Columbus (614) 228-4343.

LuLu’s Diner – LuLu’s Diner offers home cooking with modern flair for breakfast and lunch in an informal setting. Connect on Facebook. Five locations:

• 1321 Bellefontaine Ave., Lima (419) 228-3447;
• 2114 Spencerville Road, Lima (419) 221-5858;
• 114 E. College Ave., Bluffton (419) 369-5858.
• 802 Gardenia St., Wapakoneta (567) 356-5079 and
• 156 E. Main St., Russells Point (937) 810-1004.

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