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Mountain biking and many other outdoor sports mean you need a vehicle that can carry your gear and still be ready for work on Monday. The features of the 2021 Ford Bronco Sport make it perfect for every weekend warrior. more Safari-Style Roof This small SUV has an incredibly roomy interior, made even greater by its safari-style roof. As a result, the Ford Bronco Sport has leading-class headroom for even the tallest passengers. In addition, the roof rack and other aftermarket accessories make it so you can carry kayaks, snowboards, camping gear, and many others easily without sacrificing interior space. Cargo Area The cargo area on the Bronco Sport has an area that is high enough that you can easily hold two 27.5-inch mountain bikes or add any other accessories you would like to haul your gear. Camping Ease The flip-glass rear window and low-load floor cargo area make it easy to store your camping gear. However, the most outstanding feature is the overlanding-ready roof rack. This feature means that roof-top tent camping is easy and can keep you off the ground and safe, especially when in bear country. Sight Lines This Bronco Sport is built for adventure and trails. The peaks on the front fender allow the driver to see the corners of the vehicle easily. This means you can take mountainous trails with peace of mind knowing that you will not accidentally run off the road because you can see exactly where your vehicle begins and ends. Trail Ready The Bronco Sport is built with standard 4X4 across all of its models and trims. This SUV has massive ground clearance, a made-for-the-trails approach and approach angles, water fording, obstacle protection, and segment-first trail technologies that make it one of the most excellent off-roading SUVs on the market. Power The 2021 Bronco Sport allows for high-speed off-road driving thanks to its architecture and powerful engines. The standard engine is the 1.5L EcoBoost turbocharged three-cylinder engine with direct injection. In addition, this engine features auto start-top technology as well as 181 horsepower and 190lb-ft of torque. The second engine available is the 2.0L EcoBoost turbocharged four-cylinder engine with direct injection. This engine also features auto start-stop technologies; however, it offers greater horsepower at 245 and more torque at 275lb-ft. With engines this powerful, you will always be prepared for anything the trail throws at you on your adventures. Technology This SUV has an 8-inch multicolor touchscreen display and is compatible with both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The Bronco Sport is also available with Ford+Alexa and SiriusXM satellite radio. The Ford C-Pilot 360 is full of advanced assist technologies that are standard across the Sport lineup. The Ford Co-Pilot260 Assist+ technology is also available, including adaptive cruise control and evasive steering assist. You have an adventurer's heart, and we want to make sure that you have a vehicle that can power through rough terrain with you. So come visit us at Mt Orab Ford in Mt Orab, OH to speak with our finance professionals today so you can take home your adventure-ready Bronco Sport! Image via DealerOn

Mount Orab, OH, is a small village located in the southwestern corner of the state. Not far from the Cincinnati metropolitan area and several nature reserves, it is a great base from where you can go on memorable day trips with your family or a group of friends. Whether you are looking for a large city to check out historical monuments and museums, or a state park to breathe some fresh air, these are some nearby spots you should check out. more Cincinnati Located on the confluence of the Ohio and Licking Rivers, the city of Cincinnati is the largest urban area in the state and a bustling cultural and economic center. Throughout much of the 19th century, Cincinnati was among the 10 largest cities in the United States thanks to its location along some of the main trade routes of the region. Nowadays, Cincinnati has a population of over two million in its metropolitan area and is an excellent day trip destination. Getting to downtown Cincinnati from Mount Orab takes about 45 minutes by car, driving 40 miles west along routes I-275 and OH-32. Once you make your way to the city center, try to find a parking spot near the Central Business District. From here, a good way to start exploring is by going on a walk around the downtown area. Some of the main attractions in the city include the Over-the-Rhine neighborhood, the Cincinnati City Hall, and Union Terminal. Columbus The capital and most populous city in the state of Ohio is located a little over 90 miles northeast of Mount Orab, making it possible to visit it as part of a day trip. Nicknamed “the biggest small town in America”, Columbus is known for its charming downtown area full of small restaurants, cafés, galleries, and museums. Getting here from Mount Orab takes an hour and 40 minutes by car, driving along routes I-71 and US-68. One of the main tourist attractions in Columbus, and an excellent spot to begin exploring the city is Scioto Mile, a riverside park and public recreation area that passes through some of the most famous landmarks of the city center. Other attractions you should check out here include the Ohio Statehouse building, the Columbus Museum of Art, Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, the Short North Arts District, and the North Market Farmer's Market. East Fork State Park If you are looking for a day trip destination where you can get away from the bustle of the city, go for a hike, or have a picnic with friends or family, East Fork State Park is an excellent destination. This public recreation area is located just 17 miles west of Mount Orab, making it possible to reach it in less than half an hour by car. Some popular activities here include hiking, camping, mountain biking, boating, and fishing. Are you ready to go on an exciting day trip to one of these destinations? Before you leave, make sure to stop by Mt. Orab Ford in Mt Orab, OH, and take a look at the extensive lineup of new and used vehicles we have available for you!

With the reprise of the iconic Ford Bronco and birth of the Ford Maverick, the new generation of vehicles are shaping the landscape of future car buyers' expectations. Efficient, customizable, all terreran, everyday drivers with enough storage capacity to sleep in during a camping trip will be the standard for a generation filled with wanderlust and “what if’s”. As adventure becomes more accessible due to the advent of the internet and various recreational conservation efforts, making vehicles more accessible is vital in reaching these emerging consumers. As the market tends to this emergence of our primal lust of natural thrill, car buyers will be presented with al-la carte options when purchasing their next vehicle; giving them the flexibility to build around their lifestyle. Ford is stepping ahead of the curve with their latest lineups of vehicles like the Bronco and Maverick, both geared towards young groups looking for the flexibility of customization and efficiency of a new vehicle. In this series we will be focusing on the features of these vehicles, our experiences with the Bronco, news related to these vehicles, and various anecdotes we feel could be helpful to anyone interested in these vehicles. As with many new 2021 vehicles, the release of the new off-road focused Bronco SUV is being delayed and some models like the “Sasquatch” package are being pushed back to a 2022 release date. Fortunately, the Bronco Sport models have made it to the road and are beginning to fill driveways across the nation. We have been fortunate enough to secure multiple Bronco Sports at our dealerships and even drove a Rapid Red Big Bend model down the coast and throughout the state of Oregon (more information and content to come from that ride soon). To say the least, we are big fans of the Bronco Sport. It’s versatility as an everyday driver has been very exciting, providing ease when traversing through backcountry to highway. I personally learn something new about the vehicle everytime I drive it. Without taking the time to study its various specs, you’ll never utilize them all - so let’s dive into some of my favorite Bronco Sport features. AUTOMATIC HIGH BEAM CONTROL You never knew you needed automatic high beam control until you're driving through the emptiness of night desperately looking for a place to set up camp. When you are driving through the vastness of Montana or weaving trees of Northern California with nothing but the moon and your headlights illuminating the road, your focus needs to be dialed in. It is a huge help to have your brights activated to give you a brighter, wider field of view to avoid any nocturnal animals running in front of your vehicle or sudden drop offs in the road. With that, you must also put other’s safety into serious consideration if another vehicle is driving ahead of you about to pass coming from the opposite direction. It seemed almost like magic when my headlights automatically switched from the high beams to low beams when the sensor detected oncoming headlights in the far distance. As soon as the vehicle passed, the high beams were reactivated; creating a smooth transition while not losing visibility for a split moment. This is something I was not expecting in the Bronco Sport and a taste of the great safety and tech features Ford is committed to implementing in their new line of vehicles. G.O.A.T MODE The “G.O.A.T Mode” feature in the Bronco Sport is a given when it comes to exciting specs. The acronym stands for “Going Over Any-type of Terrain”. This also is a great salute to Ford history as the first African-American designer hired by Ford, McKinley Thompson Jr, coined the G.O.A.T term when designing the original Bronco in the early 1960’s. There are 7 modes available including Eco, Mud, Normal, Rock Crawl, Sand, Slippery, and Sport (varies depending on trim level). I am not too sure how efficient each terrain mode is, but you could definitely feel an enhanced powertrain control when powering the throttle in Sport Mode, and Eco Mode will make the most out of your gas tank. I got the thing stuck pretty badly in the sand on the Oregon coast line and the Sand Mode was no saving grace. As the different modes do optimize your 4-wheel drive capabilities and electric power steering, the vehicle still has its limitations. I would assume the new Broncos coming out will handle nasty terrain better, but since I see the Bronco Sport as an everyday driver, it doesn’t lose any points there for me. Thankfully we were able to eventually dig the Bronco Sport out of the sand. We probably shouldn’t have been ripping donuts on a wet rainy beach; but ultimately it was a pretty epic time - most vehicles would have gotten stuck long before we did. GAS MILEAGE There have been mixed reviews online about the Bronco Sport’s fuel efficiency with a 1.5L 3 cylinder engine. I am here to say that we had a rather positive experience with gas mileage on our road trip. Driving through the backcountry with little traffic or along the coastlines in Eco Mode provided for optimal fuel performance as we clocked in around 30 mpg. We even switched over to Sport Mode every now and then without sacrificing any fuel efficiency, so it seemed. 110V POWER OUTLETS / CARGO STORAGE I decided to put these two sections together because they went hand in hand on this trip. The multiple 3 prong 110V outlets (or the 12v power outlets depending on your Bronco Sport Model) could come in handy for a variety of reasons based on the person utilizing the vehicle. Personally, I was shooting various commercial spots with my run and gun camera package which included a Sony A7iii mirrorless camera, Macbook Pro for footage review / storage, and a DJI Mavic Air 2 drone. The drone being the beefiest in power needs, I was able to set up a base for my video equipment in the spacious back trunk with outlets to charge gear. It was like a mobile office and perfect since we were camping for multiple days. Although our model did not come with the 110V 3 prong outlets like the Badlands model does, I was able to plug an adapter into the 12V outlet that worked well for my needs. I would pay more money to have that feature, without a doubt. The all weather floor mats also provided a durable, slip free area that complimented my mobile office well. This allowed me to leave certain gear charging without worry about them sliding when driving (of course, not when your ripping donuts getting stuck on wet beaches). I couldn’t conclude this section without highlighting the ease of throwing all our gear into the front seats, putting the back down, and transforming the Bronco into our sleeping quarters for multiple nights. SHAPE AND LOOK The overall look and shape of the Bronco Sport was very sharp and turned lots of heads. We had the Rapid Red Big Bend and the shade of color was muted enough to not stand out like a cherry colored sports car, but prominent enough to be the baddest whip at the campground. I’ve never driven a car that stopped people in their tracks to come talk my ear off like the Bronco Sport. I couldn’t count the number of times someone would approach me to ask about the engine, drive feel, gas mileage, new tech, or my favorite; when someone would tell a story about having an original Bronco when they were younger. Our Rapid Red 2021 Bronco Sport seemed to be a timemachine for a lot of people, it brought back memories when they were running wild ripping donuts in a Bronco themselves. They installed this sense of nostalgia. Made us feel that these moments of getting stuck on a beach and driving lost through the backcountry under western moonlight were worth living. That we would look back on these times and feel proud of how we got to our destination, even if the road was rocky. These are just a few takeaways from my experience driving the new Bronco Sport, Big Bend Edition. There are plenty more specs and features that make these vehicles special, and each model of the 5 trims are slightly different; but at a glance these really stood out to me. I’m looking forward to learning more about this lineup of vehicles and fully diving into their capabilities. The legacy of the Bronco lives on, and I myself will be a part of that legacy when opportunity strikes to park one in my driveway. Nick Schultz Creative Specialist Mark Williams Auto Group Beechmont Ford - Mt.Orab CDJR - Mt. Orab Ford "Onward weary traveler, continue to climb those tall mountains. As the path forward seems rough, the journey is worth traveling"

We have the fan-favorite Push, Pull, Or Drag Event going on at our Mark Williams Auto Group locations including Beechmont Ford, Mt. Orab Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram, and Mt Orab Ford this Labor Day weekend! more Event Information When you stop by Mt. Orab Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram, Beechmont Ford, or Mt Orab Ford from September 4 to September 6 to purchase a used car for sale, you’ll be able to receive a trade-in worth at least $3,000! Whether your vehicle won’t start or is missing a wheel, it’s no problem to us and we’ll still accept it for your amazing trade-in value towards one of the vehicles available in our varied used car inventories at the Mark Williams Auto Group dealerships. We can’t wait to see you this weekend and be sure to contact Beechmont Ford, Mt Orab Ford, or Mt Orab Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram for more information about our $3,000 Push, Pull, Or Drag Labor Day Sales Event in the greater Ohio area including Cincinnati and Mt Orab! Image via Mt Orab Ford

If you've been waiting for Ford to release information about the 2022 F-150 Lightning electric pickup, your wait is over. In late May 2021, Ford finally introduced the world to the F-150 Lightning. This truck is more futuristic and impressive than we ever thought it would be. Here are some highlights of what Ford has told us about the electric Lightning so far. more Electric Strength The 2022 F-150 Lightning has a target power output of 563 horsepower and 775 pound-feet of instant torque. Putting that into perspective may be difficult, as it's the most power any factory-made F-150 has ever offered. This electric workhorse is slated to hit the 0-60 mph mark in the mid-4-second range. For those who need their F-150 to work, the Lightning has a target of 10,000 pounds in maximum towing capacity and 2,000 pounds of maximum payload. The strongest of the gasoline-powered 2021 F-150 models can tow up to 14,000 pounds and handle up to a 3,325-pound payload. The weakest of the 2021 F-150 models can tow up to 5,000 pounds. The Lightning will be equipped with two electric motors that give it standard four-wheel-drive performance. The truck also features metal skid plates to protect its undercarriage while you're exploring the off-roads. Charging Your Batteries The F-150 Lightning will be equipped with a standard battery that offers a 230-mile range, but you can upgrade to an extended-range battery to get a 300-mile range. When you need to charge your truck, you can do so at home or one of the public charging stations in the largest charging station network in North America. With these options, you will likely not have to worry about finding a place to fuel your truck up. The Ford Intelligent Backup Power system can act as a mobile generator that can power a home for up to three days on a full charge, or 10 days if you ration your power. The Pro Power Onboard puts 11 outlets in your truck's cabin and bed to allow you to plug in power tools, camping equipment, and whatever else you need when you're on the go. What is a Frunk? Another interesting aspect of the F-150 Lightning is what Ford did with the engine's former space. That space is now empty and called a "Mega Power Frunk." It's a trunk in the front, or "frunk" — get it? This space offers 14.1 cubic feet of cargo space and can hold up to 400 pounds. Customizability Though you can't design your own 2022 F-150 Lightning just yet, you have a lot to think about until then. Like its gasoline-powered predecessor, the Lightning will be offered in trim levels. As of the time of this writing, Ford has announced an XLT, Lariat, and Platinum trim level. The higher you move through these, the more luxurious your all-electric truck grows. We can't wait to get behind the wheel of the 2022 Ford F-150 Lightning and make sure to use our page to reserve the anticipated electric truck at Mt Orab Ford in Mt Orab, OH! Image via ford.com

Overlooking the New River from the Endless Wall Trail. Photo by Jared Musgrave. Believe it or not; Cincinnati sits between some notable natural areas that are nationally, if not globally, recognized and praised. Due to Cincinnati’s picturesque placement at the confluence of the Ohio River, the city historically was known for river commerce and various manufactorings. Because of the city’s strategic placement and liveliness in the late 1800’s, it was often referred to as the “Queen City of the West”. Jumping forward through the Industrial Revolution and emergence of natural area conservancy, Cincinnati’s strategic placement led it to being graced with numerous other accessible cities and parks. As warmer weather approaches, many venture far from Cincinnati to go on vacation or experience scenic nature; not knowing that some of the most beautiful areas of the country are a short road trip away from the inner city. Let’s dive into 5 of my favorite hikes within a 5 hour radius of Cincinnati. Yes, there are plenty of moderate hikes with gorgeous scenery EVEN CLOSER than an hours drive; but this is for those who are looking for a little more adventure to spice up their summer road trip. - 5. Gunpowder Creek - Burlington, KY 6750 Sperti Ln, Burlington, KY 41005 Gunpowder Creek comes in at number 5 because of its accessibility. This is an easy day hike coming from the city and is surprisingly hidden in the middle of suburbia in Burlington, KY. So, you won't have to go far to reach the trailhead and have plenty of surrounding lunch options to wrap up your day. Parking is limited in the main lot so you may have to find street parking. The approach starts with a steep decline, which is easy to walk down, but you will definitely feel the burn coming back up. After following the trail down into a few switchbacks, your jaw will job at the beauty of the stretch of river you quickly approach. From there, you can follow Gunpowder Creek for a seemingly endless amount of time, but it does eventually connect to the Ohio River. The trail stops long before the river, but if you're adventurous enough to follow through downstream, you will be gifted with awesome swimming holes and small waterfalls. At a glance, this may be the cleanest stretch of river in the Northern Kentucky area. 4. Glen Helen Multi Trail Loop - Yellow Springs, OH 405 Corry Street, Inman Trail, Yellow Springs, OH 45387 Glen Helen is a nature preserve right outside of downtown Yellow Springs. The city of Yellow Springs is an absolute Ohio gem and, until recently, one of Ohio’s best kept secrets. You can easily spend the whole day hiking in the surrounding areas and exploring the various happenings of this quaint city and make it back to Cincinnati for dinner. You can also stay for the night at a campsite or one of the various Bed and Breakfasts! The Glen Helen Multi Trail loop connects some of the best hikes. The loop trail is about 3 miles long and will take you along some gorgeous rock structures and waterfalls as the Little Miami River carves its way through the area. This hike is also very well known for bird watching and is a moderately / heavily trafficked area, so be prepared for other hikers. Also, due to the park almost shutting down due to a lack of funding, there is a $5 parking fee to help with donations and mitigate the amount of cars parked in the limited lots. A great day trip, or stay for the weekend if you want to fully explore the small city of Yellow Springs! 3. Highlands Nature Sanctuary - Fruitdale, Ohio 7660 Cave Rd, Bainbridge, OH 45612 A lot of people are surprised when told that Ohio has beautiful, natural attractions. Before heading west, try heading east; specifically to Fruitdale, Ohio. This area has yet to be overrun with tourists and is, in my opinion, Southern Ohio’s best kept secret (which was once Yellow Springs until famous comedian Dave Chappele moved to the area, thus shining national attention on this once hidden city). Only an hour and a half east from the city, you will begin to enter the beauty of the Appalachian Mountains. The area is home to a large Amish community and has deep Native American roots. There are loads of riverways perfect for kayaking, long hikes that loop upwards of 14 miles, and great climbing boulders. A perfect getaway for the city adventurer who is trying to get some serious sends in and really push their trail hiking experience. 2. Indian Staircase, Red River Gorge 3451 Sky Bridge Rd, Stanton, KY 40380 This would not be a legit list of Best Hikes in the area if it didn’t have at least one in Kentucky’s Red River Gorge, the crown jewel of the state. For those that are familiar, you know that the Gorge could have an extensive list of it’s own, but one if it’s most notable is Indian Staircase. Known for its near vertical rock scramble up it’s sandstone rock face, this hike will make you work for its beauty. The 3 mile loop takes longer than most hikes of that length due to the 643 feet of elevation gain, of which is mostly vertical with some heavy switchbacks at the start. The journey though is very much rewarded when you reach the top and are surrounded by one of the most unique views in the whole park. Atop of this horse shoe like rock structure that loops all the way around to other great hikes like Cloud Splitter, you will experience a vastness of beautiful treelines and distant sandstone. Bonus points if you go in the fall while the leaves are changing colors, a breathtaking spectacle. 1. Endless Wall Trail Endless Wall Trail, Edmond, WV 25837 As the idea of what would be considered “the most beautiful” is subjective in any matter, I don’t think it’s up for debate that the New River Gorge holds the east coast title as it was just recently / finally recognized as a National Parking; making it America’s most recent National Park, protecting it from ever being industrialized or developed. The New River being one of the oldest rivers on the continent and also a part of the long stretch of Appalachian Mountain, this is the furthest drive from Cincinnati, but easily roadtrip-able, clocking in at about 4.5 hours. In the heart of the park, trekking alongside the gorgeous new river, you will find the Endless Wall Trail. The trail is well-kept with numerous small bridges over creeks and some stairs down inclines. You can even climb down ladders to get to the bottom of the 300 foot cliff you are hiking along, which is great for rock climbers, of which you’ll see plenty of on this hike due to the world class sandstone rock face heavily sought after by any climbing enthusiast. As you exit the wetter areas and begin to enter the sea of sandstone boulders, you will eventually approach the most gorgeous overlook within driving distance from Cincinnati, a surreal gaze over the New River with a seemingly endless wall structure vectoring into the distance. From there, you will continue to walk along the ridge with nothing but panoramic beauty at all angles. This is a must do hike for those willing to go the extra mile. - As there are plenty of gorgeous hiking, climbing, kayaking, bird watching, adventure opportunities within a short radius of Cincinnati, these top 5 are sure to satisfy any nature enthusiasts or someone new to hiking, looking to get out of the city. Getting to your destination is vital, and having the right transportation will allow you to even be more prepared. The new Ford Bronco Sports are perfect everyday drivers as well as camping vehicles with accessories geared towards adventure enthusiasts. We also have Jeeps and trucks that will rip through any backcountry situation you find yourself in. You can review our extensive collection of vehicles at MarkWilliamsAutoGroup.com and find your perfect adventure vehicle. Please read any rules and guidelines of these areas before approaching and ALWAYS respect the wildlife and these preserved areas. BE SAFE when going on more difficult hikes and wear proper gear. Most importantly, get outside and have fun! Nick Schultz Creative Specialist Mark Williams Auto Group

At Mt Orab Ford, we want to help simplify your research process if you're in the market to purchase a new car. We have the insider information you're looking for as it pertains to our incredible lineup of new Fords. In particular, we'd like to shine the spotlight on the 2021 Ford EcoSport, one of our most talked-about models of 2021! Here's everything you need to know about the EcoSport: more Basics About the 2021 Ford EcoSport The new EcoSport made its head-turning debut on our showroom floor in late 2020. It's classed as a subcompact SUV, one of the most popular classes of vehicles on the market right now. Subcompact SUVs are smaller in size than their compact cousins like the Ford Escape. This allows them to be priced a bit lower and be more fuel-efficient, which are both major selling points. Compared to other subcompact SUVs, the EcoSport is particularly fuel-efficient. Its 1.0-liter EcoBoost engine allows it to have fuel economy ratings of 29 mpg on the highway and 27 mpg in the city. Its start/stop engine functionality also boosts efficiency. The EcoSport impresses in terms of infotainment and safety features too. It has available Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, and touchscreen navigation. Its available safety packages include hill-start assist, a reverse sensing system, a blind spot information system, and more. Pricing The EcoSport's starting price depends on its trim, but all trims are quite affordable. The base S model is priced at $20,395. The next trim level, SE, has an MSRP of $23,960 and includes standard infotainment features like touchscreen navigation and smartphone connectivity for both Apple and Android phones. The mid-tier Titanium trim has a starting price of $26,895 and comes with everything the SE has to offer plus additional safety and infotainment features. The Titanium's extra features include a blind spot information system as well as 10 B&O® Sound System speakers. If audio quality matters to you, the speakers in the Titanium model make a big difference. The priciest trim level is the deluxe SES trim, which costs $28,155. At the SES trim, you get standard 4WD and a 2.0-liter engine that produces a bit more horsepower than the 1.0-liter engine. This is a plus if you have the need for speed and want your EcoSport to accelerate a bit faster. New/Unique Features The 2021 EcoSport isn't substantially different from the 2020 model. Ford stuck with what worked in the previous year's model and added a few additional perks. In comparison to the 2020 EcoSport, the 2021 model received a color upgrade and comes in two new exterior shades: blue and luxe yellow. It also boasts two 17-inch wheel types that are completely new: black-painted aluminum and shadow silver aluminum. Additionally, a power driver's seat is standard in the 2021 EcoSport at the Titanium and SES trim levels, which wasn't the case in the 2020 EcoSport. Beginning at the SE trim and up, the new EcoSport also comes with an attractive new cargo cover and package tray. Have we sold you on everything the new EcoSport has to offer infotainment, performance, and safety-wise? Experience this phenomenal Ford subcompact SUV in person! Schedule a test drive at Mt Orab Ford in Mt Orab, OH today! Image via DealerOn

If you're planning a drive through Mt Orab, OH, and the surrounding area, you'll find lots of great shops and cafes to explore. Enjoy a fantastic cup of joe at one of the best coffee shops in the region on your next road trip to town. more Sardinia Perk Sardinia Perk is a fantastic cafe offering a cozy dining experience and delicious espressos, cappuccinos, and tasty treats. The shop features an escape room for game enthusiasts and a light menu for lunch. This local gem is central in the town of Sardinia, on Winchester Street. It's one of the area's favorite small businesses and features excellent quality service, food, and drinks. Wholy Beans Company This local shop features the best ethically sourced and environmentally-friendly beans for your fresh brew. You'll love the cafe's freshly prepared espressos, americanos, blended teas, and smoothies. Wholy Beans provides top-quality iced and hot beverages for dine-in or takeout and a signature selection of bean blends you can purchase for home. The cafe offers a classic menu of tasty sandwiches, paninis, and salads for lunch, which is ideal for breakfast or lunch. Bean and Brew The Bean and Brew cafe offers a down-to-earth dining experience with a full menu from breakfast and lunch to dinner. The bean menu is extensive and features all your favorite hot drinks, including nitro brews, cappuccinos, espressos, mocha, and fantastic blends of hot and cold drinks. There are milk alternatives, vegan options, and specialty java blends with your choice of liqueur. Please drink responsibly and in moderation. Marcella's Doughnuts and Bakery This bakery and cafe is located in nearby Amelia, OH, and provides delicious fresh brew and a wide selection of baked treats. Since the opening of this shop, the bakery has expanded to offer several locations in the area. You can place orders online for custom cakes, doughnuts, and desserts for your next special event. Servatii Pastry Shop 8 Mile You'll savor every bite of your next treat at the Servatii Pastry Shop 8 Mile with your next cup of joe. This cafe features fantastic custom cakes, cupcakes, pastries, and loaves. It's the ideal spot to pick up a cup of espresso and a quick pastry on the go. The service is friendly, fast, and accommodating. You can visit in between errands or place an order to take home. Loveland Biggby This unique, local chain of cafes features excellent espresso-based beverages, tea-infused drinks, smoothies, and baked goods. The staff and service are friendly and efficient. The cafe offers regular specials and discounts on a wide variety of fantastic food and drinks. Loveland Biggby offers dairy-free and vegan options and a kids' menu. It's one of the top places for signature drinks and unique blends of teas, espresso, and milk-based beverages. You'll find lots of terrific cafes and local joints to savor delicious fresh brew when you drive through town. Come see us at Mt Orab Ford in Mt Orab, OH and view our impressive new and used car showroom on your next visit!