G & R Tavern

Visited G&R Tavern to taste their world famous bologna sammich. My coworker and I visited and quickly realized they only took cash. Well, I only had a credit card, so my coworker was going to have to cover for me. For lunch, I requested a thick-cut bologna sammich (duh) and some onion rings with a Mountain Dew. My coworker requested the same sammich, but with fried mushrooms.Not long after, the food was delivered. My first bite of the bologna was magical. It had an excellent char on it that I found delicious. The flavor of the bologna was excellent! With cheese, onion, and mustard that I added, this was one of the best sandwiches I've had. Now, I have had a special place in my heart for bologna sammiches since my grandpa cooked them for us when we were kids. The onion rings were large and tasty. This place is worth a visit if you enjoy bologna.Our waitress was fast and very friendly.

Where's Waldo???The drive to Waldo is worth it to eat at the G & R Tavern. They claim to be the home of the famous bologna sandwich - which I did not think there was such a thing as a famous bologna sandwich. There is, and it is definitely at the G & R Tavern. This place is not an impressive building but it is really cool inside because it is filled with nostalgia that covers the last 60 years or so. The restaurant is clean and I loved the vibe. The staff was incredible - they operated like a team and we got great service. The food came out quickly - I really wish more restaurants could pull off great service and getting the food out that fast. I had the famous bologna sandwich, fried mushrooms, and fried cauliflower which was delicious (I was totally, impressed with the famous bologna sandwich). Wifie had their Cobb salad with chicken which she enjoyed. I normally don't eat dessert but the Cherry pie was calling my name and WOW a slice of warm cherry pie with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. Yes, 5 stars. It is not fancy, but it did not disappoint. The G & R Tavern fires on all cylinders--it is worth a visit. We will be stopping back to explore more of their menu.

I drive by the famous G&R tavern daily and it's taken me too long to stop at this gem.I set out to try a piece of pie. Well I couldn't decide on one slice and ended up with a peanut butter chocolate piece and a coconut cream slice. They were both delicious!

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Whenever I tire of driving I-75 south thru Ohio, I jump over to US-23 ... and G&R is a great lunch stop. The bologna in their fried bologna sandwich is not Oscar Meyer - it is MUCH better. Better taste. Better texture. Great onion rings too.And cream pies are available again - love the peanut butter pie.

They should rename this place "Cheat Day," because you're not getting out of there without something fried, sweet and/or alcoholic. And it's SO worth it. The legendary bologna sandwich is legendary for a reason. That thick cut slab is enough to send you home happy by itself, but adding cheese and onions will make you happier. The burger is better than anything you would get at another grease pit or any fast food joint. And the combination of the burger and bologna - named the Country Boy - was the best choice of them all for me. G&R also has a unexpectedly large selection of pies. My wife and I shared an apple and a butterscotch cream pie. Even though they're more expensive, the cream pies' richness and density justify their cost. G&R is a tavern at the end of the day, so you'll find a few TVs and cheap beer to your heart's content.

You need to go for the pies! We shared a slice of the seasonal Pumpkin cream pie and it was amazing. Close to 1/4 of the pie and at least 4" high. Perfectly seasoned. I also had to try the fried bologna sandwich since that is what they are known for. It was very good, hot and fresh. I really liked the sweet pickles on the sandwich. Also had the onion rings which were fresh and perfect. Will definitely be back.

Decided to stop in while passing by. Located on the corner of a charming small town, step inside and seat yourself. It's a step back in time with vintage decor, dimly lit, like your hometown bar. Menu is pretty simple and pretty cheap! Service is great, fast and welcoming. The sandwich comes with a thick slice of bologna, onion, pickles, and cheese. Onion rings are tasty, thick cut and large in size. Lastly the pie. You cannot leave without a slice of pie. I had the chocolate cream. Huge slice, rich and creamy and a perfectly crisp crust. You must try a piece!

Did take out on our way to Perrysburg, Ohio. We ordered two fried bologna sandwiches and combo pizza. Everything was delicious!! The fried bologna had pickles and onions! The pizza was fantastic and filled with mushrooms, yellow peppers, sausage, pepperoni and cut into small squares.Hubby enjoyed his slice of peach pie.

I am pretty and have past by Waldo probably over 200 times. Inam mentioning this because I can now track that I have been an IDIOT over 200 times. Consider this review as my therapy (Hi, I am Patrick, and I have been an idiot over 200 times.Food: the food was very good and all that you would imagine. 8 had the G&R sandwich, tired their pizza, and had some pie. All were excellent.Service:. Super friendly, family ran, fast. Food was hot.Ambiance:. Have you ever seen a small town restaurant with wood paneling walls. That is this place. It reminds me of my past. Superncool.