Food is always delicious! It's has a nice relaxing atmosphere enough to take the kiddos too.read more

Third time was not a charm. Service is consistently slow and in speaking with a local resident has…read morebeen for quite some time. Everything is an up charge that the servers will not tell you about. Cheese, sour cream, bacon, ect; even though it's listed in the menus item description, you're going to pay extra for it. Food quality and taste are ok; very generic GFS standard

It was a beautiful spring day as I sat eating plantains overlooking Lake Milton. I've been here…read moreseveral times and each time I leave with a big smile.

Labor Day weekend. Renting a house nearby. Decided to have lunch and some drinks. This seemed good…read more They had the Ohio State game on. We got some drinks. Drink menu decent but not outstanding. Menu pretty large. We are with a group so everyone got something. A few wings. A few sandwiches. We got the Vinny hot. Pretty good. Cheese melty and fresh cut fries. Fries could have been crispier. The Tator tots were good and crispy. Server was super nice. Place is big. Very friendly. But they have Squeelers crap around. Go Browns!!! Anyway not a bad place right outside the lake and fun atmosphere.

Great friendly place to grab a cold beverage. Definitely a local favorite. Dock your boat, ride…read moreyour bike, or pull up by car.... But don't miss this place

What a great little place, clean friendly, right on the river,…read more what happens on the river stays on the river

First Visit to Lake Milton Brewery - Now Also a Winery…read more This was our first time visiting Lake Milton Brewery, which has recently added wine to its offerings. When we arrived, we took a look at their wine selection, which included a few reds like Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, along with some fruit wines. The blackberry wine was quite enjoyable, and while the Cab wasn't our favorite, it wasn't bad either. Since the brewery was the original focus here, I was excited to try some of the beers--especially Cole's Kölsch--but unfortunately, they were out. I then asked for the Irish Red, but that was also unavailable. I sampled the IPA, but it didn't have the flavor profile of a traditional IPA, and the only beer they had on tap was the Loveless Lager. While lagers are typically a safe choice, this one tasted a bit flat, lacking carbonation. I was also really looking forward to trying the Ale Bunny Blonde Ale, which is a tribute to Ed O'Neil--best known as an actor but also a former football player from Youngstown, OH. He even played for the Pittsburgh Steelers in 1969 under the legendary Hall of Fame coach Chuck Noll, arguably one of the best NFL coaches of all time. Unfortunately, that beer wasn't available during our visit either. It's possible we caught them on an off day, but despite that, the woman we spoke with was incredibly kind and welcoming. She shared that they've been open for four years, and I can definitely see this being a popular spot in the warmer months with the right atmosphere and offerings. We'll likely give it another try in the summer to see how the experience compares.

Limited selection of beers and the four we chose for our flight we not good. Two of the four were…read moreun drinkable. Wouldn't go back and can't recommend.

Service at the bar was very good. Comfortable seating with a dive bar like atmosphere. We came in…read morefor the barbecue and was truly disappointed. It's tasted more like premade store-bought than just smoked. The fish sandwich was pretty tasty and the fries were very good. The fried green beans were very overpriced, but OK.

Food was great! Had the buffalo chicken wrap and some wings. Everything was fresh and the beer…read moremenu was pretty good as well.

Albino dancer didn't like my tip, so she claimed i inappropriately touch her. I was asked to leave,…read morewhich i did so not to create a scene. However, being accused of something i didn't do is totally wrong. These girls think they deserve so much money it's ridiculous. The so called entitlement is beyond belief.

Awesome place! I have never had an average time there. Always GREAT. Bartenders are awesome and the…read moredancers are wonderful!

great amosphere. One of the oldest bars in Warrren A must stop to check out. Love Maddie the…read morebartender

So stumbled here and the provolone cheese sticks are life changing…read more Also the burger was enormous and super tasty. Service was great too. Very accepting environment and awesome Patio outside.

This is a solid bar and grill. A four star in the solid dive bar and grill category!…read more Great prices on the food, daily drink specials. Gots a pool table and dart board, nice loud juke box. What more do you need? And really, it's a two. But bonus points for cheap good food and friendly service. So an unapologetic four star review. And right across the street from a Dairy Queen, so cheap desert. Just one of those places you gotta stop in at. Just to check it out. I liked it. The wife liked it. What more can you ask? Next time I'll order some food. Take some pix. Post those. Really, a nice "bar" type bar.

This is a 1-star dive, but my brother-in-law adds 2 stars…read more This place is his therapy. I stopped in with the wife last Saturday afternoon for a little impromptu birthday celebration (his). Three Gennies (on draft, my "plumbing" hasn't settled yet) later, we were on our way. The day was charted out as a couple of wineries in the Grand River Valley, but I knew if we saw his car there, we'd stop in. It was his birthday after all, that day. His smile made it all worth while, even if my clothes will never smell right again. (How do you get that bar-maid smell out of a nice shirt? Anyone?) Really, it didn't smell that bad and the clientele were what you'd expect. The barmaid showed us the picture of her wedding on the beach in Myrtle Beach. It's her wallpaper on her phone. Yep, complete with the story of the Harley ride right onto the dance floor at Johnny's (I think that's what she said), where her groom dropped her off in full white gown. Not kidding. But again, this is what makes the world go around. The beers were $1 a piece. I bought a round for $3.25. What do you tip on that? My rule would dictate $.65. Can't do that. She's got to pay for that veil after all. I love my brother-in-law like a brother and it was all I needed when I walked in and saw that look on his face. I can't say you'll get the same reaction, so you might find the place a 1-star even with the wedding pix.

Enjoyed sitting outside in the shade after a hike at Nelson's Ledges. Lovely menu options…read more Shared some hush puppies with a tasty sweet butter. Also had a roasted beet salad - yum! Good beer choices, too. Attentive service even though I think there was just one server for inside and outside. It is a small place, so probably not great for lots of large groups, but they did accommodate two 8-tops that arrived around the same time.

This place punches well above its weight. The rustic-modern interior has a lot of character, and…read morethe food was excellent across the board. The street corn dip was a standout, the hand-breaded chicken was perfectly cooked, and the waffle fries were seasoned and fried just right. Even the pickled onions and cabbage on the Korean chicken sliders won me over. Everything arrived hot, fresh, and clearly made with attention to detail. With such amazing food atmosphere and service, I'll definitely be back!

Day staff here is impressive have come. Many tomes and truly enjoy Lori…read more Evening staff seems to act a bit different and, unfortunately, very much what you'd think when you hear "golf club," bartender. The Olde Dutch burger and mini Dutch are out of this world, and their bo boom sauce is the closest thing to bonefish grill I've ever had in my life. I use it to dip my butter and fries and skip ketchup or mayo. The house-made chips and fries are out of this world as well. They call their sandwiches "sandwedges," which always makes me chuckle. Fantastic selection of seasonal beers too, and if you visit around October time, make sure to ask for a pumpkin pie beer, they put honey then cinnamon on the rim of the pint glass with a pumpkin beer inside. It's worth the visit alone!! They have a unique and eclectic group that always seems to vary yet keeps a chill vibe overall. They have a patio in the front and back and don't allow smoking indoors. They do keno and queen of hearts which isn't my thing but gain a group on drawing nights.