Olde World Bistro-Berlin
$ • American, Cafe, Gluten-Free
Hours:
4373 OH-39, Berlin
(330) 893-1077
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I just love this place! I had a turkey club (it's toasted) with onion rings today, and everything was delicious! The bread for the sandwich was so good, and the onion rings were some of the best I've ever had. And the service was impeccable (I think her name was Kat)! Not to mention the dessert case...I have not had one thing I didn't like.
Awesome lunch
had the tomato basil soup and farm fresh chicken sandwich.. excellent.. ohh the homemade chip ready for another order.
The atmosphere,service,and food is amazing!! Everything is so fresh tasting and visually appealing! Loren and Corey(not sure how she spells her name) are amazing! Our favorite place to dine in Amish Country! Can’t say enough about this little restaurant and bakery!!!❤️
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Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 7PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 7PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 7PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 7PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 7PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
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Olde World Bistro is a charming spot to unwind, offering a delightful bakery display and tasty meals. The menu includes fresh salads, such as one with cranberries, oranges, and feta cheese, and savory options like pesto chicken flatbread and meatloaf sandwiches. Customers have enjoyed the chicken parmesan with a crisp side salad and rustic bread with dipping oil. Desserts like the mixed berry crumble, coconut cream hand pie, lemon bar, and cinnamon roll are must-tries, although some have wished for more room to enjoy them. The restaurant features around 15 booths and a couple of tables, all kept very clean. Friendly servers, including Kori, ensure drinks are full and are familiar with the menu, adding to the kid-friendly atmosphere. It’s an ideal stop before or after a show, and it’s worth noting that parking is available for free at nearby stores. The bistro makes its own bread, salad dressings, and BBQ sauce, providing a nice detour from the typical fare in the area. Be prepared for a short walk, as parking can be limited, but many customers agree that the visit is well worth it.