"Covered Bridge Inn A surprise. With the name I assumed that the Covered Bridge Inn would be a rustic place, land, meat and potatoes....not even nearby. It is a family-run Italian restaurant, complete with Italian speaking host (she also speaks English very well . There is a covered bridge a few blocks away and the decor is rustic, but the menu is usually Italian with a dose of lunch specialties and general American selection (Fries, Reuben's, etc.). You are located on the main strip in Newton Falls with angled street parking, but no meters. The plant is one of many pages of side shops, so it is narrow and deep. When you enter, pass boards with special day and wall decorations; then come quickly at the reception. Booths line both sides, seat four each, salad bar and tables are in the middle, with capacity around 60 80. The walls are rough sawed boards with bridges, Elvis pictures (real and Kiwanis banners). For dinner she ordered Veal Scaloppini with one side of spaghetti, I had roared scallops, and we both ordered the salad bar. The selection of appetizers was slim (cheeseries, fried cheese, etc.), so we skipped them overall. She loved the Veal Scaloppini and my scallops were as expected, but not great. The salad bar was a bit shy on toppings, but had a particularly good strawberry vinaigrette dressing we both enjoyed. She ordered a small container of dressing to go. The Covered Bridge Inn is located in Newton Falls, which is something out of the way for us, but the extra drive was worth it. Everyone was polite, the service prompt, and the facility was usually clean and tidy; we both recommend it."
