Handle Bar and Grill

We stopped here on our way to Thunder Bridge Cabins because we didn’t want to head into Logan our first night in Hocking Hills. Definitely a dive bar, but cheap cold beer and cheap decent burgers. And not too crowded. Exactly what we were looking for after a long drive.

We stopped in here for a snack after hiking in the Hocking Hills, when our attempt at snacking at the counter of this cute little town’s charming little grocer failed due to the only employee who knew how to work the equipment being «in town to get supplies».
My experience was pretty similar to the previous reviewer’s, like she said it’s a «one-​woman show».
The menu is a basic list of whatever can be cooked on a griddle or tossed into an autofryer. Nothing special, but it meets what you’d expect for the price. Beer is cold and cheap.
There’s a pool table and everything else you’d expect at a small town biker bar. Pretty much this is a run-​of-​the-​mill bar with a clever name.
Handy tip: Enter through the door closest to the steps. I used the second door because it was propped open, and in doing so I found myself behind the bar. Whoops!

I had lunch at this place last weekend on my way back from Hiking in Clear Creek Metro Park, jus a few miles south of Sugar Grove.
Sugar Grove is an interesting little ten street town and this is the only restaurant in it.
The place has new gray aluminum siding and wooden decked porch with plenty of parking, including signs that state ‘parking for harley davidson’s only.“
Upon entering I realized that this a peewee herman type biker bar with a pool table, dart boards, and AC/​DC blaring from the juke box.
The food was cheap with not much under $ 4. That said you get what you pay for, I ordered a small salad and a side of fries and my three companions opted for burgers.
Our waitress was obviously a one woman show which was pretty hilarious. She often shouted from the grill in the back confirming with my dining mates how they wanted their burgers cooked.
My little salad was a sad mess of the heart of iceberg lettuce with a few small cold tomatos and italian dressing. The fries were fresh and hot and clearly right out of the Ora-​Ida frozen bag.
After a day of hiking out east this place hit the spot and was fun for a group of tourists rubbing elbows with the locals.
I wouldn’t suggest going for any other reason.