If you know me, I love a good steak. It's my favorite thing. While on my visit to Wooster, Ohio, our first night there we visited the City Square Steakhouse for dinner - and let me tell you, my mouth is watering for another one! The City Square Steakhouse is located in historic downtown Wooster, Ohio. They have a variety of steaks, burgers, fresh seafood, vegetarian options, sides, as well as cocktails, and desserts. They were voted as one of the Top 100 Steakhouses in America by Tripadvisor … [Read more...]
Exploring Downtown Wooster, Ohio #DoWoo
I am excited to share more about my trip to Wooster, Ohio in December with you today! After checking into the St. Paul Hotel and eating lunch at Broken Rocks Cafe, we went on a walking tour to some of the great shops in downtown Wooster, Ohio. Our first stop was at the Local Roots Market and Cafe. I instantly fell in love with this place because of all the great items from artisans, farmers, bakers, and more. Everything in this market and cafe is local from Ohio. It is considered a … [Read more...]
Broken Rocks Cafe and Bakery in Wooster, Ohio
The other day I shared my review of the luxurious St. Paul Hotel in Wooster, Ohio. Today I'm sharing about lunch on our first day at Broken Rocks Cafe! Broken Rocks Cafe & Bakeryis a great place to enjoy a delicious meal with friends, family, and they have a party room as well. Their specialty includes artisan bread and they feature modern takes on various Italian dishes. They have appetizers, salads, sandwiches, pasta, steaks, pizza, breakfast, and of course desserts. They are open … [Read more...]
The Beautiful St. Paul Hotel in Wooster, Ohio
Last month I was fortunate enough to be invited on a great trip to Wooster, Ohio. Wooster is only about 4 hours from me in Harrison/Cincinnati but I had never been there prior. I'm excited to share my adventures with Chad and Ryan of Green Door Media as well as Heather at Food Hussy and Krissy of All in a Day's Work! First up - our beautiful hotel - St. Paul Hotel. St. Paul Hotel has a long history, starting with the building it is in. It was built in the late 1800's and opened as CC … [Read more...]
