One-Tank Trip: Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh is a roughly two-hour, 100-mile journey from Stark County. The city—which sits at the intersection of the Ohio, Allegheny and Monongahela rivers and boasts more than 440 bridges—is well worth the drive.
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The Bistro of Green Review: Easy to choose healthier options
Jessica Holbrook taste-tests French onion soup, spicy calamari, the lobster ravioli appetizer, ahi tuna, 6 oz. angus reserve filet mignon with blue cheese, bacon and brandy, red pepper risotto, Brussels sprouts, cheesecake and six-layer chocolate cake at The Bistro of Green.
Ferraro’s Family Restaurant & Bakery | Donut Wars
For more than a century, Ferraro’s Family Restaurant & Bakery has given customers plenty of ways to satisfy a sweet tooth. The old school Stark County staple is open 24/7. And whether you’re stopping by for a hearty breakfast, a casual dinner or a late-night snack, you can grab a donut or creamstick for the road.
Canal Grille review: Lots of delicious options
I’ll admit I walked into this review a little confused. Canal Grille has great online reviews. Its menu boasts pages of delicious sounding options—from Asian entrees to seafood to pasta to steak. It was reader’s choice for family restaurant in About’s 2017 Local Faves.
Don Dixon & Marti Jones Dixon | Cool Couples
Don Dixon’s life always has been filled with music. The singer-songwriter, bassist and producer got his start in junior high playing with a professional dance band.
Cultured Coffee & Waffles Review: Seriously cool waffles
I am notoriously indecisive at restaurants. I’ll stare at a menu much longer than necessary, plagued by FOMO (fear of missing out). What if I order something and miss out on something even better?
The Canton Brewing Co. review: Mixing beer and history
Canton Brewing Co. has had an undeniable impact on downtown. The brewery and restaurant, which opened in its current form in 2015, dates its history back to 1883. It was founded by Bavarian immigrant Otto Giessen and went through different owners and incarnations until the onset of Prohibition in 1919.
Gervasi Vineyard’s Cucina culinary classes | Shop Small
Whether you’re a dedicated home cook or unsure about the difference between broiling and boiling, you can find culinary enlightenment at Gervasi Vineyard’s Cucina culinary classes.
Canton Museum of Art | Shop Small
The Canton Museum of Art is a mecca of gift ideas for that person who’s impossible to buy for. “The art museum is for everyone,” said Danielle Attar, marketing and events director. “It’s not some old stodgy art museum; it’s fresh and young and open for everyone.”
