A contemporary not so Speakeasy Steakhouse!
Joe Tony’s Bourbon Steak is the sharing of a passion for unique culinary experiences
and distilled American Spirits.
(Par 72, 18 holes; Par 36, 9 holes)
River Greens Golf Course has matured into one of the most enjoyable and finest tests of golf in Ohio. The tree lined, soft, lush fairways are constantly maintained and manicured. This contributed to River Greens receiving a 4 ½ star rating, and was named as “… one of North America’s top 201 best public-access courses” by Golf Digest in the 2000-2001 Places to Play publication. River Greens Golf course is a public course with a practice facility, Pro Shop, a banquet facility, and onsite lodging.
A “must play” for N.E. Ohio & W. Penn. Golfers for 44 years!
One of the premier karting facilities on the East Coast and boasts a historic 6 turn track with one of the last Monda-style turns. Seasonal racing, kart rentals, arrive and drives, and personal coaching.
Tuesday – Sunday:
12 PM – 8 PM
Closed Mondays
127 Bluebell Dr. SW
New Philadelphia, OH 44663
(330) 440-6229
At Jersey Mike’s Subs, we’re all about quality. What makes a Jersey Mike’s Sub so good? It’s the ingredients! High quality meats and cheese sliced in front of you, store baked bread and, the authentic taste – served Mike’s Way, fresh lettuce, onions, tomatoes, oil, vinegar and spices! Of course, everything is served with a smile.
Have an event or party coming up? Jersey Mike’s catering is sure to please, choose from our subs by the box, subs by the bag or personal boxed lunches and don’t forget the dessert! Our cookie and brownie trays are the perfect finale to any type of gathering.
The Steiner Barn is a Dining Hall Rental location located at 2129 Steiner Rd. S.W. in New Philadelphia, OH 44663
Owned and operated by Harold & Esther Keim. Call 330-893-2882 for costs and to schedule your reservations!
This venue hosts up to 75 people. Two weeks notice is required prior to event for scheduling.
No smoking. No alcoholic beverages. Caterer or Event Planner must provide event insurance to cover any/all activities. Steiner Barn will provide for clean up before & after events.
Opening — 6 a.m. Tuesday through Saturday.
Closing — It will close at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday and 7 p.m. on Friday and Saturday.
It will be closed on Sunday and Monday.
The menu will feature beef and pork plates, fresh-cut french fries and all-you-can-eat beer-batter fish from 3 to 7 p.m. on Fridays. Saturdays from 3 to 7 p.m. will be wing night. Also available will be homemade sides such as coleslaw, macaroni salad and potato salad.
The TUSC Arts Cooperative is an art Gallery maintained and operated by a group of local artists. It is open to the public and visitors are welcome to stop in, relax, and enjoy viewing a variety of art. All the art displayed is available for purchase.
Located in Around the Corner Frames and Gallery.
207 South Broadway St., New Philadelphia, OH 44663
Hours: SUN-MON-CLOSED
Tues: 10am-2pm
Wed-Fri: 10am-5pm
Sat: 10am-3pm
Treasures & Everything Collectible is located at 224 Grant St. in Dennison, Ohio.
“Where Yesterday is Just A Step Away”
From Victorian to Primitives Furniture, Glassware, Bridal & Prom Dresses, Vintage Clothing, Toys, Trains, Collectibles & Much More
You can reach them at 740-922-0606
Columbia Woodlands is a 400-acre retreat in the heart of nature where guests can enjoy comfort, luxury, and the outdoors! Our cabins are high-end, luxury vacation cabins, featuring many fine furnishings and amenities, and a staff that strives to provide the ultimate guest experience.
Columbia Woodlands offers hiking trails, canoeing and fishing on Many Springs Lake, and wildlife viewing. (Fishing is catch-and-release.) Weather permitting, a golf cart is provided for guests to explore the woodlands.
Located in the foothills of eastern Ohio, Columbia Woodlands is a short distance from Ohio’s Amish Country and approximately 100 miles from Cleveland, Columbus and Pittsburgh. Great for family and friends get-togethers and romantic getaways!
A destination vacation or getaway for the adventurer in you . . .
The Emporium offers a wide variety of merchandise at prices that will make starting or adding to a collection or a decorating idea very easy.
Closed Monday, Wednesday, and Sunday.
Open Tuesday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Thursday from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m., Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Award-winning craft brewery located on the Wilkshire Golf Course in Bolivar. Sixteen house-made beers and seltzers on tap, plus cider and wine. Our food menu features burgers, tacos, pizzas, salads, and more!
Hours
- Wed-Fri: 3-9p
- Sat-Sun: 12-9p
Honey Bee Café embraces community in the heart of Amish country. They are dedicated to serving our customers with healthy, fresh foods and drinks all the while supporting our local farmers and suppliers when possible. For this reason, they have chosen to be open April through mid-November when local produce is at its freshest.
- Tue-Fri: 10:00 am – 3:00 pm
A family owned and operated Doughnut shop located in Dover, OH. Their goal is to offer the area fresh, homemade donuts and a great cup of coffee!
Erb began collecting Coleman products more than 32 years ago.
“There was a need to service Coleman lanterns, which the Amish use, along with fishermen,” said Erb. “They would bring them to me to be repaired or they had an old lamp or lantern and would ask me if I wanted it,” Erb said. “I still repair the lanterns and lamps.”
That was how Erb’s collection got started.
There are two floors in the 30 by 60-foot museum, featuring more than 3,000 Coleman items, including actual gas cooking stoves, ice chests, irons, and advertising.
Among the items in the museum are Coleman hot plates, an electric brew (coffee pot), a taste oven and irons, as well as all types of Coleman lamps and lanterns.
Admission: $6.00 per person
Hours:
M-W: By appointment only
Th-S: 9:00am-5:00pm
Sunday: Closed
The Ragersville HIstorical Society offers an 1830s restored School House and the 1897 Emmanuel Lutheran Church & Museum to visitors!
The Ragersville Historical Society is a non-profit organization founded in 1979 for the purpose of preserving and displaying Ragersville, Auburn Township, and Tuscarawas County history. Artifacts, family histories, and genealogical records are available for viewing or research. The society currently has 306 members, representing 26 states and Canada. Semi-annual newsletters update our activities. Operating expenses / projects are funded by dues, gifts, and bequests.
The Sugarcreek Brick Wall Sculpture was commissioned by the Community Arts Council in Sugarcreek and depits the history of Sugarcreek and surrounding communities such as Baltic, Dundee and Ragersville. Sculptor Sherry Crilow began carving in 2012 and each panel took approximately 2-3 weeks. The bricks were layed by Johnny Mullet of Cherry Ridge Masons.
The Brick Wall Sculpture is composed of 13 panels, seven of which are 5×8′ and six are 5×7′.
More information can be found on their website at http://www.brickwallsculpture.com/
OV Harvest is the labor of love that came about when Kimberley and Eric Adams discovered the ‘on tap” concept while on a family vacation. With a love of cooking and healthy eating, Kimberley desired to open OV Harvest to share fresh, flavorful olive oils and tasty aged balsamic vinegars.
Situated in historic downtown New Philadelphia, Kimberley shares her passions for good healthy food with many amazing home cooks, chefs, and curious palates from around the area.
John’s Sweeper Service was founded in Dover, OH in 2006. Owner John Cadle has more than 15 years’ experience in servicing and repairing vacuum cleaners and cleaning equipment. It is currently located at 233 West 3rd Street in downtown Dover. This space was the former home of Feinberg’s Department Store, Schwartz’s Clothing in 1950, and more recently the Tuscarawas Senior Center.
The history of the vacuum cleaner began before electricity was invented. Housewives and maids had to use brooms or rug beaters to battle the dirt that was in the home. In the 1800’s the pneumatic vacuum cleaner became available which used a system of bellows and valves to draw in air and the dirt with it. A person would have to pump the bellows for the system to work. Because they moved little air they were not very effective. Later came versions that, when pushed, would actuate the bellows and do the same thing. These were commodities for the wealthy upper class…