I FORGOT Tim's Tavern. But the price went up that high? geez. Too bad, way, way too bad.

Haven't been there for a real long time.

The 356th Fighter Group restaraunt is terrific. I don't know if they still have the headphones to listen to the aircraft anymore.

Maybe I should go over there and sell them tomatoes, they're not far from us... hmmm....

Mike

@browns57 said:

Also If your Sunday ends up with you being by the Akron/Canton airport The brunch and the 356 Fighter Group is the bomb!

356th DOES have an excellent brunch.

Tim's fish is still good, but the 5 piece fish basket (just fish) that used to be $3.25 is now about $13.00 or so, which I think is a little too much for 5 pieces of fish. We haven't been there in awhile. I think Eady's on Wise Ave in North Canton is as good & a lot more reasonable.

Mike

@calfoxwc said:

If you are going to the Canton area, you could drive on down to Dover Ohio,

and not far, about 1/2 mile off the expressway, there is the Warther Museum -

he carved fascinating toy trains bigtime, and in SugarCreek in Amish country, his son does ships...

and near that there is an Amish restaurant.

Kids would like Rolling Acres Ranch for the kids, you ride around on a wagon, and see and can feed exotic animals...

And, there is the Classic Car museum in downtown Canton... and the McKinley Monument and the Discovery Museum next door...

there's the Hartville flea market - M, Thurs, Fri, Sat with the Hartville Kitchen restaurant and amazing gift shop, with unique

hand crafted relief scultped pictures on the wall, and paintings for sale upstairs.

well, not far from that, is the biggest attraction, over 900 tomato plants on our farm... GGG

Been to all of them, & they are all worth the trip, but IMHO, Warther's is an ABSOLUTE CAN'T MISS attraction. The man was a genius, & you will SWEAR that the trains were engineered, measured, & machined...NONE of which are true. Moody Warther's trains are not to be described..they must be seen to be believed.

Mike

@calfoxwc said:

So I hope you remember to bring some of those up to the early Browns games this year so we can eat them plain or put some slices on Ed's awesome burgers! If so what game? nothing better then fresh garden grown tomatos.

@canton-mike said:

2) Canton Restaurants depend upon what you want and/or like. National Chains are everywhere & you've been given good suggestions for Canton, but I'll throw out another....It's our favorite.....

Irish Exchange on West Tuscarawas...It has ZERO atmosphere (it's a casual bar with a small, very plain dining room with a couple TVs), but GREAT food & an extremely varied menu. We've probably had just about everything on the menu over time & never been disappointed. It's always difficult to decide, from appetizers to sandwiches, to steaks, but I order the homemade chicken noodle soup EVERY trip, regardless what else I decide.

I will only say that if you are looking for fancy decor, it is NOT the place....Good food & relaxed?...OH YEAH!!!

Mike

It has been a very very look time since I have been to Tim's Tavern but I hear it is still really good. What do you think about that place.

Also If your Sunday ends up with you being by the Akron/Canton airport The brunch and the 356 Fighter Group is the bomb!

@calfoxwc said:

If you are going to the Canton area, you could drive on down to Dover Ohio,

and not far, about 1/2 mile off the expressway, there is the Warther Museum -

he carved fascinating toy trains bigtime, and in SugarCreek in Amish country, his son does ships...

and near that there is an Amish restaurant.

Kids would like Rolling Acres Ranch for the kids, you ride around on a wagon, and see and can feed exotic animals...

And, there is the Classic Car museum in downtown Canton... and the McKinley Monument and the Discovery Museum next door...

there's the Hartville flea market - M, Thurs, Fri, Sat with the Hartville Kitchen restaurant and amazing gift shop, with unique

hand crafted relief scultped pictures on the wall, and paintings for sale upstairs.

well, not far from that, is the biggest attraction, over 900 tomato plants on our farm... GGG

i am all about that amish comfort food....chicken n noodle, beefy noodles, cooked apples and mashed taters amd fresh maters and three kinds of gravy... There is an amish

establishment near me in Plain City, Oh called Der Dutchman where the viddles are off the j

The last time I was at the Tower City Mall (last year), it had changed alot, since I was there 15 years ago. There were large groups of thug kids wondering around. Many of the better stores were closed, too. It wasn't like how I remembered it.

@calfoxwc said:

If you are going to the Canton area, you could drive on down to Dover Ohio,

and not far, about 1/2 mile off the expressway, there is the Warther Museum -

he carved fascinating toy trains bigtime, and in SugarCreek in Amish country, his son does ships...

and near that there is an Amish restaurant.

Kids would like Rolling Acres Ranch for the kids, you ride around on a wagon, and see and can feed exotic animals...

And, there is the Classic Car museum in downtown Canton... and the McKinley Monument and the Discovery Museum next door...

there's the Hartville flea market - M, Thurs, Fri, Sat with the Hartville Kitchen restaurant and amazing gift shop, with unique

hand crafted relief scultped pictures on the wall, and paintings for sale upstairs.

well, not far from that, is the biggest attraction, over 900 tomato plants on our farm... GGG

Well, I had thought about the whole "Amish Country" thing. And like Cedar Point, it was something that I thought would not fit in the one week plan. But you are right, there are a myriad of things to do on such a venture. Especially eating!

(But no can do on a Sunday, everything is closed)

@the-gipper said:

And I don't know if that is the same park. It may be but we didn't call it that.

You may have called it Virginia Kendall, or The Ledges but it is all part of the CVNP

Virginia Kendall!!!! That was it!!! Thamk you.

If you are going to the Canton area, you could drive on down to Dover Ohio,

and not far, about 1/2 mile off the expressway, there is the Warther Museum -

he carved fascinating toy trains bigtime, and in SugarCreek in Amish country, his son does ships...

and near that there is an Amish restaurant.

Kids would like Rolling Acres Ranch for the kids, you ride around on a wagon, and see and can feed exotic animals...

And, there is the Classic Car museum in downtown Canton... and the McKinley Monument and the Discovery Museum next door...

there's the Hartville flea market - M, Thurs, Fri, Sat with the Hartville Kitchen restaurant and amazing gift shop, with unique

hand crafted relief scultped pictures on the wall, and paintings for sale upstairs.

well, not far from that, is the biggest attraction, over 900 tomato plants on our farm... GGG

@birddog1 said:

www.356fg.com

I think the park in Cuyahoga Falls is Gorge Metropark. It's part of the Summit County park system

http://www.summitmetroparks.org/ParksAndTrails/Gorge.aspx

It could be The Gorge, or Sand Run I guess. Based on his description of the rock formation I thought it sounded like The Ledges though in CVNP

@slowburn said:

The quality was as good as it gets for a deli..Guess the joint has been around forever....Give it a whirl

http://www.corkyandlennys.com/menu/menu.htm

Wow! That brings back memories. I didn't think Corky and Lenny's was still there. Don't know why I thought that. (Maybe because its compadre restaurant in Akron, Lou and Hy's has been gone a long time) I was very much a frequenter of Corky and Lenny's in Law School when I lived on Shaker Quare, but it has been probably 25 years since I was there.

Thanks for the memories.

@the-gipper said:

Why I mentioned it....though you will need to check when the market is open....it's not open 7 days a week....you may need to adjust.....but to me, the Market is one of the greatest attraction in Cleveland....it is Cleveland

JMO

www.356fg.com

I think the park in Cuyahoga Falls is Gorge Metropark. It's part of the Summit County park system

http://www.summitmetroparks.org/ParksAndTrails/Gorge.aspx

2) Canton Restaurants depend upon what you want and/or like. National Chains are everywhere & you've been given good suggestions for Canton, but I'll throw out another....It's our favorite.....

Irish Exchange on West Tuscarawas...It has ZERO atmosphere (it's a casual bar with a small, very plain dining room with a couple TVs), but GREAT food & an extremely varied menu. We've probably had just about everything on the menu over time & never been disappointed. It's always difficult to decide, from appetizers to sandwiches, to steaks, but I order the homemade chicken noodle soup EVERY trip, regardless what else I decide.

I will only say that if you are looking for fancy decor, it is NOT the place....Good food & relaxed?...OH YEAH!!!

Mike

http://www.cameopizza.com/

http://www.toftdairy.com/index.htm

The quality was as good as it gets for a deli..Guess the joint has been around forever....Give it a whirl

http://www.corkyandlennys.com/menu/menu.htm

Is it fair to say that the statue should be titled "Pass Interference"?

@clevelandfanforlife said:

Boy, its been a long time then since I went there. I will have to check it out. (Spielman may have only lent his name to it or was a minority partner perhaps?)

@the-gipper said:

I forgot about Stables. It's still there and has really good food. I'm not usre if Speilman still owns it though.

And I don't know if that is the same park. It may be but we didn't call it that.

You may have called it Virginia Kendall, or The Ledges but it is all part of the CVNP

@the-gipper said:

http://www.facebook.com/krauspizza

I think that is a topper in the picture. They are all over the Canton/North Canton and surrounding areas.

http://www.swensonsdriveins.com/

Swenson's is great. I think they put brown sugar in the meat. And they have a million dif shakes. Never had Skyway

And I don't know if that is the same park. It may be but we didn't call it that.