Lloyd’s Pizzeria dishes out savory food and family fun
Written by Juliana Colant, Photos by Hannah Campbell. Pizza photo from Photo from: https://www.lloyds-pizzeria.com/. Lloyd’s Pizzeria finds its home in Waverly, Ohio. The city has a population of over 4,100 people, according to the latest U.S. census figures. When a pizza craving hits, there are about eight pizza shops in town to choose from, from […]
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Vinton County’s delicious Air Show’s Chicken Tradition
Written and photos by Zach Vogeler The Vinton County Air Show is one of the most popular and successful events of its kind in the heart of Ohio. It dates to the 1970s and attracts around 5,000 attendees annually. During the one-day event, cars crowd the grassy parking lot, lawn chairs dot the viewing area […]
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Pawpaws for all
Written and Photos by Jamie Miller “The flavor of the pawpaw sells itself,” says Chris Chmiel of Integration Acres. An overcast afternoon lit the farmer’s pawpaw trees. Small buds decorated trees, alongside pink, white and green ribbons. The plants were treated to an unusually warm day in February. Chmiel smiled when speaking about his produce. […]
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The Six Spirits of Logan: A look inside Motherwell Distillery
Written and Photos by Cameron Robertson Most people imagine a distillery as a grand operation filled with loads of heavy machinery on a wide expanse of land. But that’s not always the case—one exists in Logan in the back of a restaurant. At the end of a long hallway lies a simple room with a […]
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Amanda Cox’s Chocolate Shop brings creativity to Cambridge
Written and Photos by Danielle Smith Since childhood, chocolate has represented love and togetherness for Amanda Cox. From an early age she began making chocolate around holidays with her mother and grandmother. She originally made buckeye nuts with her family, a treat now carried in her store Nothing But Chocolate. Cox started her chocolate career […]
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Deep-Cut Tavern serves up burgers, french fries and friendship
Friends, family and, of course, deep-fried hamburgers are what keep Deep-Cut Tavern regulars coming back for more. The signature dish is made from fresh, local hamburger meat that is crusted with a secret spice and breading blend. It is then deep fried and perfectly dressed in locally grown tomatoes and finished with lettuce, onion, cheese […]
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Portsmouth restaurant Donut Distillery is sweet and savory fun
By Dori Gray, Photo by Jesse Jarrold-Grapes
Unlike most restaurants, mimosas are not reserved for brunchtime within the walls of Donut Distillery. Its “Boozie Menu” takes the tipsy tradition a step further with the Mimosa Pairing Flight, which couples the eatery’s titular features: donuts and alcohol.
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Tara Hupp’s Labor of Pure Love: The Story of a Bakery in Byesville
By Nathan Blackburn,
Photos by Abby Neff // Video by Nathan Blackburn
Local winery innovates to serve its community
By Curtis Feder,
Photos by Kayla Bennett // Video by Curtis Feder
Tampico Mexican Restaurant’s Family Success
By Aaron Brandenburg, Photo by Carrie Legg
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Sole Brewery in Jackson: Sixth Sense Brewing & Taproom
By Lexi Potopsky, Photo provided by Jamey and Jennifer Ratcliff
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Come feel at Home at Two Southeastern Ohio Restaurants
By Taylor Linzinmeir, Photo by Taylor Linzinmeir
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Fat Boy Q Food Truck brings authentic southern barbecue across Lawrence County
By Michael Roth, Photos by Alex Eicher
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Dutch Creek Winery specializes in honey wine and community involvement
By Shane Bradshaw, Photos by Meghan Rowe
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Jackie O’s heads to Columbus
By Justin Thompson and Abby Ludwig, Photo by Meghan Rowe
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Johnstown Restaurant offers Handcrafted Food and Furniture
By Jessica Deyo, Photos provided
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Jackson-based Speyside Bourbon Cooperage Produces its One-Millionth Barrel
By George Shillcock, Photos by George Shillcock
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How a Pomeroy Coffeehouse Survived a Flood, and Thrived
By Maggie Campbell, Photo by Courtney Perrett
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Coffee Brewers Go from Hobbyists to Wholesalers
The Walkers broke into the coffee industry after humble beginnings as coffee enthusiasts. Lorraine and Phil Walker started their coffee business off about as local as possible. They began roasting coffee beans in a popcorn maker and selling it to their friends in Gallipolis in 2008. With no starting capital, they managed to turn one of the rooms in […]
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Southeast Ohio’s barbecue game packs a punch
- SEO
- December 16, 2016
- barbecue
- barbecue gem
- BBQ joints
- Bible Belt
- drive-thru service
- dry-rubbed meat
- Grillin' Dave Style
- Jackson
- Jackson County
- locally-sourced ingredients
- Logan
- Millstone
- Ohio River
- pig out
- pig statue
- Portsmouth
- Route 93
- Rowdy's
- smoked meat
- smoked prime rib
- Southeast Ohio
- Southern Pride
- Tastiest barbecue
- William Birch
- Zanesville
By Alicia MacDonald
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