Your GPS might think you’re lost when it leads you to a converted 19th-century schoolhouse in Camp Dennison, but trust the technology because you’re about to discover one of Ohio’s most delicious secrets.
The Schoolhouse Restaurant sits there like a piece of living history, complete with its original bell tower and weathered brick exterior that whispers stories of multiplication tables and spelling bees from generations past.
But instead of chalk dust and detention slips, you’ll find the aroma of slow-roasted beef wafting through what used to be classroom corridors.
This isn’t your typical restaurant conversion where they slap some tables in an old building and call it charming…