3 Tourist Attractions in Driving Distance of Garrettsville, OH

If you and your family or friends live in Garrettsville, OH, have a few spare hours to spend some precious quality time together and are in the mood for Asian food, there are plenty of Asian restaurants you can take a nice drive to together. Take a look at these ideas to see which of them might satisfy your craving and which restaurants within driving distance are worth a try. more Main Moon Relax on your drive to Main Moon restaurant, safe in the knowledge that your family is comfortable and safe in your roomy new 2023 Chevrolet Suburban and bask in the pleasure of its fuel-efficient engine, sure to save you a few dollars. All lunchtime dishes at this eatery, located at Newton Falls, 119 Ridge Road are a bargain at only $5.95, with a choice of chicken, pork, and beef chow mein, lo mein, sweet and sour, or chop suey. Vegan options are available too. All meals from their special combination menu are served with pork fried rice, and egg roll and the choices are plentiful. Delve into their delicious peppered steak and onions, Mongolian or Szechuan beef, Hunan chicken, and shrimp with Chinese or lobster sauce, are not only great value for money at $8.15 each but will also be sure to settle any rumbling stomachs and put a smile on everybody's faces with generous portion sizes to satisfy all appetites. The Lucky Dragon Another restaurant worth a drive to is the Lucky Dragon.  You'll find it in Garrettsville at 8136 Main Street. Open daily from 10:30 am to 9:15 pm, chefs here cook high-quality fresh ingredients and there's sure to be something to appeal to all palettes with their extensive menu. As appetizers, it lists spring rolls, sticky BBQ spare ribs, crab rangoon, fried wontons, and scallops. You could also enjoy a bowl of steaming soup with many flavors to choose from. For entrees, the chef's suggestions will have you drooling. Their Hawaiian Five-O dish is absolutely delicious. It has scallops, shrimp, chicken, and pork in butter with broccoli, snow peas, corn, and mushrooms; an irresistible South Pacific dish. One of their signature dishes, the Szechuan Triple Crown is also a superb choice, with a combination of pan-fried jumbo shrimp, roast pork, and chicken with green pepper, onions, and broccoli in red Szechuan sauce. Now that you're aware of these two stunning restaurants that are well worth the drive, treat family or friends to a luscious Chinese meal. Just be sure to visit Charles Auto Family to take a look at the fantastic range of pre-owned or used cars that are on offer, so you have a great vehicle to fit everyone in. Image via Pixabay

When spring arrives in Garrettsville, OH, the landscape comes alive. From budding trees and blooming flowers, spring in northeastern Ohio brings with it an abundance of natural beauty. So, if the warmer weather and longer days make you want to get outside and enjoy this beautiful time of year, there are plenty of spring activities within driving distance. Here are three of our favorite activities that are exclusive to the spring season. more 1. Pick Strawberries at Patterson Fruit Farm Since 1971, the Patterson family has been welcoming people from across the region to pick strawberries at their fruit farm. Depending on the weather, strawberry season typically starts in June and finishes by Independence Day in northeastern Ohio. If you've been strawberry picking before, you know that the best time of day to pick is first thing in the morning (before it gets too hot out). The "pick-your-own" section of Patterson Fruit Farm is located at 8765 Mulberry Road in Chesterland. If you'd rather have your strawberries pre-picked, head over to Patterson's Farm Market at 11414 Caves Road. In addition to strawberries that are picked fresh daily, the Farm Market also has a variety of pies and donuts, apple cider, rhubarb, seasonal berries, and vegetables. 2. Spend Arbor Day at Holden Arboretum Celebrate trees at one of the latest botanical gardens in the United States: the Holden Arboretum. Covering 3,500 acres in the neighboring town of Kirtland, the Holden Arboretum offers free admission on Arbor Day and gives every guest a tree seedling (while supplies last). Enter "9550 Sperry Road, Kirtland, OH 44094" into the GPS of your Chevy Traverse to get to Holden Arboretum. During the spring, Holden Arboretum has an abundance of blooming wildflowers and flowering trees, including magnolias, dogwoods, and cherry blossoms. Take a peaceful walk through the grounds, while also learning about the diverse flora and fauna of northeastern Ohio. 3. Birdwatching at the Magee Marsh Wildlife Area The Magee Marsh Wildlife Area is a 2,200-acre nature preserve on Lake Erie. Birdwatching enthusiasts, photographers, and nature lovers from across the region visit "the Warbler Capital of the World" for the spring migration season. Thousands of migratory birds stop and rest at Magee Marsh before continuing their journey north. Located at OH-2 in Oak Harbor, the Magee Marsh is managed by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. Over 300 species of birds have been recorded over the years, including bald eagles, owls, osprey, hawks, and songbirds. Whether you satisfy your sweet tooth with some fresh-picked strawberries, celebrate Arbor Day with a new seedling, or catch a glimpse of a bald eagle, northeastern Ohio is a great place to be in the spring. And, on your way home, be sure to stop by Charles Auto Family and see what we have in stock! Image via Pixabay

When spring arrives in Garrettsville, OH, the landscape comes alive. From budding trees and blooming flowers, spring in northeastern Ohio brings with it an abundance of natural beauty. So, if the warmer weather and longer days make you want to get outside and enjoy this beautiful time of year, there are plenty of spring activities within driving distance. Here are three of our favorite activities that are exclusive to the spring season. more 1. Pick Strawberries at Patterson Fruit Farm Since 1971, the Patterson family has been welcoming people from across the region to pick strawberries at their fruit farm. Depending on the weather, strawberry season typically starts in June and finishes by Independence Day in northeastern Ohio. If you've been strawberry picking before, you know that the best time of day to pick is first thing in the morning (before it gets too hot out). The "pick-your-own" section of Patterson Fruit Farm is located at 8765 Mulberry Road in Chesterland. If you'd rather have your strawberries pre-picked, head over to Patterson's Farm Market at 11414 Caves Road. In addition to strawberries that are picked fresh daily, the Farm Market also has a variety of pies and donuts, apple cider, rhubarb, seasonal berries, and vegetables. 2. Spend Arbor Day at Holden Arboretum Celebrate trees at one of the latest botanical gardens in the United States: the Holden Arboretum. Covering 3,500 acres in the neighboring town of Kirtland, the Holden Arboretum offers free admission on Arbor Day and gives every guest a tree seedling (while supplies last). Enter "9550 Sperry Road, Kirtland, OH 44094" into the GPS of your Chevy Traverse to get to Holden Arboretum. During the spring, Holden Arboretum has an abundance of blooming wildflowers and flowering trees, including magnolias, dogwoods, and cherry blossoms. Take a peaceful walk through the grounds, while also learning about the diverse flora and fauna of northeastern Ohio. 3. Birdwatching at the Magee Marsh Wildlife Area The Magee Marsh Wildlife Area is a 2,200-acre nature preserve on Lake Erie. Birdwatching enthusiasts, photographers, and nature lovers from across the region visit "the Warbler Capital of the World" for the spring migration season. Thousands of migratory birds stop and rest at Magee Marsh before continuing their journey north. Located at OH-2 in Oak Harbor, the Magee Marsh is managed by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. Over 300 species of birds have been recorded over the years, including bald eagles, owls, osprey, hawks, and songbirds. Whether you satisfy your sweet tooth with some fresh-picked strawberries, celebrate Arbor Day with a new seedling, or catch a glimpse of a bald eagle, northeastern Ohio is a great place to be in the spring. And, on your way home, be sure to stop by Charles Auto Family and see what we have in stock! Image via pixabay