Location: Rockbridge
Top Restaurants in Rockbridge
Top Things to do in Rockbridge
- 1. Soaring Cliffs Zip Line Course
- 2. Valley Zipline Tours
- 3. Hocking Hills Canopy Tours
- 4. Conkles Hollow State Nature Preserve
- 5. High Rock Adventures
- 6. Rockbridge State Nature Preserve
- 7. Hocking Hills Winery
- 8. Paul A. Johnson Pencil Sharpener Museum
- 9. Clear Creek Metro Park
- 10. Hocking Hills Market
Where to Eat in Rockbridge: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Rockbridge is an unincorporated community and census-designated place (CDP) in eastern Good Hope Township, Hocking County, Ohio, United States. Although it is unincorporated, it has a post office, with the ZIP code of 43149. It is located at the interchange of U.S. Route 33 and State Route 374, between Logan and Lancaster. As of the 2010 census the population of the CDP was 182.
Things to do in Rockbridge
1. Glenlaurel, A Scottish Inn & Cottages
Overall Ratings
5 based on 71 reviews
This is in an inn/bed and breakfast, but takes reservations from the public for dinner, by reservation only.
Reviewed By RSpicer - Gastonia
We signed up for their 7 course meal.
The 7 course lamb chop dinner was fabulous- smoked salmon, wild mushroom tart, poblano/spinach/Parmesan bisque (my favorite), salad with pickled apples, goat cheese and cider dressing, sweet lemon sorbet, 4 lamb chops with garlic mashed potatoes and green beans, and Godiva chocolate pots de creme with salted caramel popcorn.
Service was friendly, efficient, and attentive.
It was all delicious and we were stuffed.
2. Pizza Crossing
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 226 reviews
Reviewed By OrlandoTennisbum - Orlando
This spot serves really good pizza. Pepperoni lovers in the family like the small, spicy pepperoni....and veggie lovers are delighted with the fresh, piled high, amounts of vegetables. One of the best veggie pizzas, ever. We often get them to go, because they warm up so well. The salads are not impressive. Out of the bag flavor and so so dressing choices. They have a nice selection of beer and serve on Sunday.
3. Penny's Pastries
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By Amber M - Lancaster, Ohio
Penny's has my most favorite donut in the entire world!!!! I'll settle for just about any donut but she has my favorite! I don't even know what you call it: shape of a long john, dusted with powdered sugar outside and a massive, absolutely dreamy perfection of icing down the middle, melt in your mouth donut! But .... I have made a trip to the bakery 3 times: no donuts!!! I've gone once on a Saturday morning at 10am; another Saturday at 8am and a random mid-afternoon. And nothing. Not a donut in the place let alone the piece of heaven I came for. What time does one have to get there to get a donut? And why be open until a certain time of day if there isn't going to be a single bit of pastry in the place to even buy? I don't live in Logan so why have I drove up here 3 different days/times to constantly be let down?! So sad. Additionally I'll say that, when you Google this place, a search is found but when you click the "website" link, it's for a Penny's in Chicago?? Not good. I give this a 4 star because these are the best donuts you'll ever taste - IF you get to taste one. Oh and ps... I have asked each time when I'm there, how to acquire a donut and I literally get told "yea we run out fast" with no suggestion on when to get there, how to order or secure a donut in the future or why they're even "open" if there's nothing to buy. Not even a cookie. Such a disappointment! I eat a lot of donuts and would give a lot of business!
4. The Lodge Restaurant and Microbrewery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By RYC88 - Centreville, Virginia
There aren't many places to eat out in the Hide-A-Way Hills area, but this is perfectly fine for the occasional meal out. The menu is fairly standard - burgers, salads, etc. and the portions are quite good. The wait staff is friendly, although the service is not all that quick, especially if the bar is crowded or there is a concert in the amphitheater. I certainly wouldn't go out of my way to eat here, but if you are at the lake for the day or visiting friends, it's not bad.
5. Cherry Street Pub
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 265 reviews
One step into the Cherry Street Pub and you will find a casual coziness that will quickly reminds you of a centuries old English pub. The 100 year old building has been classically updated with new furnishings and modern television screens, while preserving the building's original charm and character. You won't find any chain restaurant here. Every dish is homemade and freshly prepared down to our salad dressings, cole slaw and barbeque sauce. It's food with the freshest ingredients. Food you simply won't find anywhere else. And food that perfectly pairs with our wide selection of craft beers and other libations.
Reviewed By Mudd60 - Stoutsville, Ohio
I highly recommend The Pecan Crusted Chicken and Waffles. A huge Belgian waffle served with pecan butter and a spicy syrup. Fantastic! Great service and atmosphere.
6. Sandy Sue's Diner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 58 reviews
Reviewed By Ed C - Maumee, Ohio
We were leaf peeping through WVA between Sisterville and Wheeling when we stumbled on this classic style diner on our route. Clean and well lit. Wonderful comfort food. I had a perfect patty melt and my wife had a fantastic ham and cheese sandwich. Kids would love this place and beats typical fast food options. Excellent, friendly service.
7. The Olde Dutch Restaurant & Banquet Haus
Overall Ratings
4 based on 546 reviews
Located in the scenic Hocking Hills just off the SR 664 exit of U.S. 33, we offer Amish-inspired meals, daily buffet and desserts, all reasonably priced in a comfortable, friendly atmosphere. We offer banquet rooms (for up to 300) for special events, such as wedding receptions. There's also take-out and catering services. We host a weekly historical society flea market outside (May through October). A new feature is "Music at the Dutch" in which we provide live music from a variety of genres. Our gift shop has a wide range of merchandise and there's a petting zoo just outside. You'll find us in Rempel's Grove by Baymont Inn & Suites, Hocking Hills Canoe Livery, 18-hole miniature golf, antique mall, glass factory outlet, bulk food and deli store and ice cream shop. Walmart and other shops are across the road; from the welcome center we're just 0.5 miles away. We have parking for buses and RVs.
Reviewed By Shelley R - Logan
Every Monday, all day long, you can get carry-out for 1/2 price!! Normally it's $4.99/lb, but on Mondays you pay just $2.50/lb! You just go in, get a styrofoam container (or 2 or 3), fill them with whatever you'd like from the buffet including soup and dessert, and have it weighed. This has become our standard Monday night dinner! Our favorite is their broasted chicken and their brussel sprouts. Yum!!
8. Hocking Hills' Frozen Yogurt Company
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
Enjoy a cold treat after a day of hiking the Hocking Hills on our beautiful patio, or in the comfortable air conditioning!
Reviewed By potters65 - Logan,Ohio
Frozen yogurt which is too pricy to take a group of grandkids to. The yogurt is good but by time you add the goodies, which all kids like you have a 6.00 yogurt at least.
9. Subway
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Kaytsmith - Temperance, Michigan
subway is always good for a quick healthy choice. I order the same thing all the time anywhere I go. The BMT is my go to sandwich
10. Millstone Restaurant Smoked BBQ
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Sheetse - Parma, Ohio
Restaurant was clean and quiet. It was a weeknight during the off-season. Service was good. Food was average. I had the BBQ combo with brisket and ribs. My wife had grilled shrimp. It was nice to not have to cook for the evening but would likely try another restaurant next time in Hocking Hills.
