Location: Hubbard
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Hubbard is a city in Trumbull County, Ohio, United States. It is formed from part of Hubbard Township, which was formed from the Connecticut Western Reserve. The population was 7,874 at the 2010 census. It is part of the Youngstown-Warren-Boardman, OH-PA Metropolitan Statistical Area.
Restaurants in Hubbard
1. Diana's Gift Shop
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By A TripAdvisor Member - Farrell, Pa
My friends and I love to shop.
We went to Diana's little gift shop.
She has antiques, handmade soaps & lotion, hand crocheted hats, handmade jewelry, vintage jewelry, old records, vintage linens, collectibles, even school supplies -and way too much else to mention.
I know my girls and I will be back.
I grabbed a card from the gift shop. Here's the address and other info:
(She is only open a few days a week -so check the website first. It's back on a little country road and there is a map on the website too.)
Diana's (Craft, Gift & Antique Shop)
42 Regina Drive Hubbard, Ohio
2. Daffin's Candies
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 112 reviews
Reviewed By Pineapple62 - Medina, Ohio
I've been going to Daffin's since a teenager. I'm now 37. Every few years when I drop in it becomes less & less about the chocolate and more about licensed merchandise. It's 60% greeting cards, Jelly Belly merch, purses, necklace charms, glass knickknacks, bookmarks, stuffed animals, candles, coasters and did I mention greeting cards??
The candy counter is still fully stocked - my husband bought a $10 assortment and the chocolate actually tasted bitter and old when we got to the car. We all know that "old" taste. Like when you find a piece of candy in your junk drawer in the kitchen. You eat it and you know you shouldn't have.
Daffin's, although interestingly enough to stretch your legs on a weekend trip, has lost it's magic for me.
The candy aisle that has chocolate cigars, gum, mints, little chocolate cars, oversized candy candy, etc is just prepackaged, find-anywhere candy. That is NOT Daffin chocolates. Every gift shop in the USA has those tiny cars. And gourmet lollipops. I live near that lollipop factory in Ohio so I know it's NOT Daffin's!
3. Fellows Riverside Gardens
Overall Ratings
5 based on 206 reviews
Fellows Riverside Gardens is a free public garden located at the northern end of Mill Creek Park. This twelve-acre display garden features a landscape of remarkable beauty with diverse and colorful plant displays, roses of all classes, seasonal displays of annuals, perennials, flowering bulbs, and scenic vistas. The magnificent D.D. and Velma Davis Education & Visitor Center makes the Gardens a destination for all seasons. Fellows Riverside Gardens is one of Ohio’s finest public gardens and attracts over 400,000 visitors a year.
Reviewed By Mike G - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
This is one of the best outdoor gardens in the area. I often drive up from Pittsburgh just to walk the grounds. The rose garden is spectacular overlooking the lake, but the variety of other flowers and plants is remarkable. Everything is well marked and you can usually find a volunteer around that will be more than willing to answer your questions or take a picture for you.
4. Wagon Trails Animal Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 95 reviews
Reviewed By Susan H - Tacoma, Washington
This place was a blast! We took our 3 grandchildren, ages 7, 12, and 14. And we all loved it. The animals are so used to the feeding of visitors that they wait for you. You have to be careful, because there is one large...MoreThank you for your super informative review!!! There is never longer than 45 minutes before your safari. But while you wait for your safari you can enjoy the petting zoo which is included with admission
5. Mill Creek Park
Overall Ratings
5 based on 235 reviews
Ohio's First Park District, established in 1891 by Volney Rogers. From the casual visitor to the local explorer, Mill Creek MetroParks offers a natural escape and recreational activities for the enjoyment of all ages. Come see for yourself. Our mission is to provide park, recreational, and open space facilities of regional significance. In fulfilling this mission our objectives are: To be responsive to community needs, to be environmentally sound, to be adaptable, and to be economically feasible.
Reviewed By James F - Mineral Ridge
One of the best parks in the country. A little bit for everyone. Have free concerts in the summer that are really great. Can drive through or there are a lot of good hiking trails to see. See the famous sliver bridge.
6. Philadelphia Candies
Overall Ratings
5 based on 56 reviews
When you visit Philadelphia Candies in Hermitage, PA, you'll know why our freshly roasted nuts, rich milk and dark chocolate, and delicious made-from-scratch centers have meant quality since 1919. Experience our 4,000 sq. ft. chocolate specialty shoppe and enjoy a free sample from a selection of over 150 chocolate creations. Chocolates are available for all holidays and seasons, and plenty of free car and bus parking is available. Open year-round.
Reviewed By Phillip57597 - Chesapeake, Virginia
The people who worked there are outstanding it is always clean and I love the chocolate smell in the store. We always stop there whenever we are up in that area. Our children love their candy. We are from Virginia.
7. Reyers
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By Mark T
A wide variety of shoes. Plenty of help staff. I tried on two pairs and took two pairs. It was worth a stop if you need shoes!
8. The Avenue of 444 Flags
Overall Ratings
5 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By sadear - Dover, Delaware
Driving into the cemetery, one sees all the flags lining the drive way. As you drive down the driveway and around the circle, flags are everywhere. What a beautiful sight. The wind was blowing slightly and seeing the flags flying in the wind was awesome.
9. The Butler Institute of American Art
Overall Ratings
5 based on 162 reviews
Reviewed By ArtsyGalBaltimore - Maryland
Collection: Checkout collection highlights before a trip to fully appreciate the range of the fine American art. Also special exhibits of high interest. A bit surprised to see trend to solicit donations for art restoration. I am so happy that I visited the gallery, but it seems that times may be trying in Youngstown.
Building: Housed in a stately building with a glass walkway to the former First Christian Church. If lit, the restored Butler Northern Great Hall would have been beautiful.The main building atrium is a grand setting for art.
Location: Downtown Youngstown with free parking. Visited on December 23 in early afternoon and not many around. Easy short trip from Ohio Turnpike.
10. Lanterman's Mill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 125 reviews
Reviewed By Barbara R - Erie, Pennsylvania
What a picturesque building. It reminds me of McConnell Mill in Butler, Pa. Only bigger. There is a nice little gift shop to the left as you enter. You pay a small admission price and a local person gives you some history of the mill. There seems to be four levels to it. Very sturdily built. When you leave the mill, there is a covered bridge very close by which is very well maintained. Nice place!
