Truli’s Guide to Sandusky
Where to Eat:
This is a listing of some new (and some old) places to check out.
ZINC Brasserie
215 E Water StFrench-inspired.
Small City Taphouse
202 Columbus AveSushi and craft beers.
BARRA
142 Columbus AveModern Mexican and cocktails.
Dockside Cafe
611 W Shoreline DrWalk up. Bar food.
DeMore's Offshore Bar & Grill
302 W Perkins AvePerch and Walleye. Family-owned for decades.
Crush Wine Bar
145 Columbus AveSteaks and chops.
What to Do:
Some ideas of places to visit or fun things to experience in the area.
Cedar Point
1 Cedar Point DrIMO, it's the best amusement park in the nation. But I'm biased.
Sandusky Segwave
107 Columbus AveEscape Rooms by Franknicky
134 E Adams StSUP and kayak rentals. Climbing Wall. Small selection of outdoor retail.
20 locals recommend
Paddle Bar
305 E Water StSUP and kayak rentals. Climbing Wall. Small selection of outdoor retail.
North Coast Parasail & WaterSports
1 Cedar Point DrParasail and jetski rentals.
Where to Drink:
Great bars.
Speakeasy. Classic cocktails. Hard to find though. Look for the green door with the tiny "bar" sign on top.
16 locals recommend
Volstead Bar
316 E Water StSpeakeasy. Classic cocktails. Hard to find though. Look for the green door with the tiny "bar" sign on top.
Moseley's Public House & Rooftop Bar
223 W Water StRooftop Bar. Great views of Sandusky Bay.
Where to Shop:
Interesting finds.
Vine & Olive
4917 Milan RdWine and olive oil selection. Small plates eatery, as well.
Erik's Clothing & Culture
232 Jackson StMen's clothing and interesting finds.
Sandusky Farmers Market
100 E Washington RowSoda Pop's
209 W Water StRetro candy.