Waldo Is A Small Town With Under 500 Residents But Has Some Of The Best Food In Ohio
Do you have a list of Ohio restaurants you’d love to visit someday? Here are three more entries that might delight your tastebuds during your travel. You might not have the tiny town of Waldo on your radar for road trips yet, but small-town food like they have here is worth the drive. Bologna time!
Welcome to Waldo, a tiny town in the middle of Ohio with under 500 residents and a quiet feel. Laid out by M. D. Pettibone in 1833, the town was named after his son, Waldo. The population hasn't ever gone over a thousand people, but the food surely brings in plenty of visitors.
Belly Busters will fill you up with everything from BLT pizza to pasta, and plenty of salad or breadsticks in between. There are a bunch of options here, so if you're hungry, come by for a bite.
G&R Tavern is another well-recommended restaurant in Waldo where you can experience something a bit more unique than your average diner. Out here, they've got bologna sandwiches like you've never tasted.
Fried bologna sandwiches with fries are the top seller out at G&R Tavern, and for good reason. These sandwiches are delicious, and a must-try for any travelers coming through Waldo during their open hours.
What do you think? These three restaurants are plenty for the residents here, but will you find yourself traveling this way soon for a bite? Mark these down on your bucket list for a future adventure someday.
Address: Belly Busters, 123 E Main St, Waldo, OH 43356, USA
Address: G & R Tavern, 103 N Marion St, Waldo, OH 43356, USA
Address: Pettibone's Bar & Grill, 306 S Marion St, Waldo, OH 43356, USA
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Born and raised Kansan, Clarisa has lived in both tiny towns and cities during her time here in the Sunflower State, mostly in the south central area. Clarisa is a stay-at-home mother of one crazy kid, two cats, and two geckos, and has been writing anything and everything since she's held a pencil, though Kansas and fantasy novels take up most of her time.
