The Inn at ONU taking reservations for six December holiday luncheons
Reservations are now being accepted for any of The Inn at ONU's, Ada, six December holiday luncheons.
Dining hours are 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Persons may choose a date, select an entree for each guest (groups of 2 to 8) and make a reservation by calling 419-772-2500.
Each entrée is $11.95 per person and includes entrée, non-alcoholic beverage, and holiday dessert. (Tax and gratuity are additional.)
Thursday, Dec. 5
Beef Manhattan
A generous portion of slow cooked, seasoned beef with gravy served over Texas bread and our mashed red-potatoes. Served with a seasonal vegetable.
Smokey Almond Chicken Salad
Smokey almond chicken salad with tomatoes over romaine lettuce.
Friday, Dec. 6
Spicy Chicken
Grilled buffalo chicken topped with provolone, tomato, cucumber, fresh spinach and cool ranch dressing on a pretzel bun. Served with kettle chips and a pickle.
Tip Top Salad
Turkey, cherries, celery, apples, bleu cheese and walnuts on a bed of romaine lettuce.
Monday, Dec. 9
Sandwich and Soup
American and provolone cheese, ham, lettuce, tomato, and mayonnaise on toasted wheat bread. Served with a cup of loaded potato soup.
Deluxe Salad
Ham, bacon, banana peppers, onion, olives, tomato, croutons, Parmesan and cheddar cheese on romaine lettuce.
Wednesday, Dec. 11
Signature Spaghetti
A generous portion of spaghetti topped with our homemade hearty meat and vegetable marinara finished with a light garnish of Parmesan cheese. Served with bread sticks.
Southwest Chicken Salad
Seasoned chicken, black bean corn salsa, tomato, onion and cheddar cheese over romaine lettuce.
Monday, Dec. 16
Greek Steak Wrap
Balsamic marinated steak, sautéed red onion, tomato, black olive, spinach, and feta cheese. Served with kettle chips and a pickle.
Chili Salad
Crisp romaine lettuce topped with tomato, onion, cheddar cheese, chili, and tortilla chips. Served with a side of sour cream.
Wednesday, Dec. 18
Smoked Turkey on Rye
Sliced smoked turkey, topped with spinach & artichoke spread, and fresh tomatoes. Served on toasted swirl rye. Served with kettle chips and a pickle.
Blackened Chicken Caesar
House blackened chicken breast with our traditional Caesar salad.
Stories Posted This Week
Saturday, September 12, 2026
Friday, September 11, 2026
- Mennonite Home Communities provide backup phone numbers during outage
- Pirate volleyball wins in four vs. Elmwood
- Howard Thornsberry worked in the produce industry
- Pirate girls soccer silenced by Bath
- Pirate boys soccer nipped by Liberty-Benton
- September 11 Bluffton High School athletics lineup, streaming
- Sept. 12 Open Doors offers sneak peek at future Bluffton museum space
- Innovation Forum challenges leaders to think deeper about AI
- Invitation to Sept 15 Bluffton Lions program with Dr. William H. Kose
- Deer archery hunting begins Sept. 12 in Disease Surveillance Area
Thursday, September 10, 2026
- Women in Business program with Positive Nutrition
- It's time for Fall Storytime at the Bluffton Public Library
- Pirate girls golf win vs. Lima Central Catholic
- Pirate boys golf splits NWC tri
- Bluffton PTO is collecting Community Markets receipts
- Richland Twp. trustees hire mower and Zoning Inspector
- Schumacher Homestead plans a farm full of Fall Fest activities
- Hindsight is 20/20: Recent reports for RSV, flu, and COVID-19
Wednesday, September 9, 2026
- Darrell Lee Diller, 92, managed a farming business
- Bluffton alumni will discuss pathways to chaplaincy
- Beaverdam cleanup day is Sept. 12
- Pirate boys golf 3rd at NWC quad
- Pirate volleyball outlasts Arlington
- Pirate girls soccer blanks Crestview
- Pirate boys soccer tie vs. Kalida
- Letter: The future of American agriculture
- Maple Grove Cemetery records now online
Tuesday, September 8, 2026
- Bluffton Historical meets Sept. 9 at the 1899 Depot
- Jerry L. Blosser worked for DTR Industries
- Bluffton Schools cancelled on September 8, cleanup for biodigester malfunction underway
- July 2026 Bluffton Police Dept. activity report
- Hillville Rd. closure on Sept. 8-9
- Lions and friends will count pathway users in September
- Bluffton Ohio Historical Society takes part in Ohio Open Doors, Sept. 12