Beautiful spot on the Lake/Bay in Erie PA. It is part of the Courtyard by Marriott and the…read moreConvention Center but has a nice ambiance. Our service for a late lunch was great. We had fish and chips and the crab and shrimp roll. Both were delicious!

Very good food, service was top notch and view was amazing. Sitting in the sun on a beautiful…read moresunny afternoon, with a cocktail in your hand makes life a lot better. We had hush puppies that were amazing and very tasty flavor. Loved the fish and chips. Hubby had shrimp and grits. Bourbon cake was dessert and delicious with ice cream.

We had a great dinner here! Really enjoyed the shareable soft pretzel with mustard and beer cheese…read more Both the salmon and the grouper were delicious and the view sitting by the window provided a great atmosphere.

Two45 Waterfront Grille fails to impress…read more.. Accidental reservation on my part! My parents and sister live in Erie and I visited recently and I had lunch nearby and it was great. I didn't think too much into the reservation but when I showed up it was definitely not the place I recall (now known as Pier 6) but I recall looking at photos that it would be worth checking it out. We were promptly seated and greeted by the waitress. The lunch menu is brief with a few items in each section of Apps, salads, sandwiches and plates. We opted for the calamari as we heard it was a good app to start with. At the same time we ordered drinks which consisted of coffee, Expresso martini and the aperol spritz. The calamari came out and it was a good amount. However, they were very small and it was dry. We got the perch sandwich and it came out with an enormous amount of shoe string fries which imo are the worse type as they are typically over fried and so were these. Frying a good filet of fish is usually a bad idea and this sandwich would be better served to be grilled when your fries are fried and the calamari is fried too. Service was slow for being an empty restaurant. Note: we had a 4 year old with us and the key is to always rush their food asap so they stay content. Since we waited a bunch of time, we had some ancy people at the table after 1 hour 45 minute lunch where the room was essentially empty. Much improvement can be had otherwise spend your dollars at Pier 6 for a much better experience.

My first time there, went in for lunch, food and service were both excellent. Would highly…read morerecommend for a quick and delicious bite or a nice experience with friends or business lunch. I will definitely be back.

Loved the food, service and brunch. I never have a breakfast burrito, but this one was great…read more Champagne was on point. Only strange thing was when I called, they didn't know what time brunch was till, apparently 2 pm. And weird cool wallpaper in the men's room.

Beautiful location! Great views from the rooftop. This was my second time visiting the restaurant…read more Made a reservation for dinner; when I arrived they said it was canceled. Luckily they were able to accommodate our group. One thing I love is how they bring a pictures of the dinner specials over to view on an iPad. Chef does a fantastic job with presentation. Ordered the halibut special and it was delish.

I can't honestly give it a full review…read more Service was excellent. Attentive and kind. Even a short conversation, that is missing in today's restaurant scene. Food was Mid. Salad not so fresh, with bad premade blue cheese. Sticky wing were not cooked to their best. Still Fatty and less than impressive. House beer was sold out. But the server led me well with a local IPA. The pics of specials looked promising.

The food is okay but not worth the price. This was $17! The steak portion is very small and the…read moremacaroni salad is basic blah.

Good food and good service . everything is delicious and the desserts are really good tooread more

Firestone's Kitchen…read more This was the BEST pizza I've had in Erie as a traveller looking to settle here. I've tried 3 others, mostly very flat on crust or flavor (all independent places). Firestone's pizza has an excellent char, solid sauce and flavorful toppings. The restaurant also has a beer/wine store, and a eye pleasing meat counter/butcher. I have no complaints - friendly service, fair priced pizza for excellent quality, and the liquor section has some charm to the decor. ***From the road, look for Gordon's (even though Firestone Kitchen is the eatery). Gordon's is more prominent from the road.

I was in Erie for a conference and wanted to go to a local restaurant that had great reviews…read more I enjoyed the staff and seeing the Pirates game on the TV. The menu wasn't deep but I like that because you go with what you're good making and avoid decision paralysis. I had a pepperoni pizza and a draft sour beer. Both were good and I'd probably get them again. Definitely a good place to get some eats and a beer.

If you want, an authentic Philly cheesesteak and other stuff from that part of Pennsylvania go…read morehere. whatever bread they use was fantastic. I don't know if they had a problem with her phone system, but I tried calling to place an order and could not get through so we drove down and it took almost an hour to get our food. If they could speed that process up, that would be great. It was worth the wait.

Really nice bar. Very friendly and welcoming. Went there for a music show. Had a vegan cheesestake…read morewhich was, tbh, the best cheesteak I had since I lived in philly. Honestly better than most of the garbage cheesesteaks with meat I've tried by people who clearly have never been to philly. Several employees checked up on me to make sure I felt welcome. I would recommend the place again, especially for anyone from marginalized communities.

Lots of character defines the atmosphere of Union Station…read more We started with the pierogis and spinach dip. My favorite of the two was the spinach dip served with pub made tortillas. For lunch we tried the fish sandwich and soup / salad combo. Fish sandwich came with fries. Fish was on the small side and fries more on the mushy side. I had the onion soup and house salad. The onion soup is not French onion, it resembles it but actually has a sweet flavor. Salad was fresh, I added grilled chicken, it came with a tiny cup of dressing. They do use bottled dressing rather than house made. Our server had 5 active tables, even though she brought ketchup and dressing to the table, she didn't offer drink refills or check back after we received our food.

Flying into Erie on a Saturday evening from Florida and the family takes us to the Brewerie at…read moreUnion station. There's a Christmas popup happening adjacent to the restaurant that is printing money serving college inspired drinks that taste cheap and hungover laden but the vibe is good enough! The focus of this quick review is on the restaurant itself! Beautiful building in downtown Erie that is a Brewerie but also has an fairly extensive menu of food. We were early but promptly seated in a corner of the restaurant. Our server was fun, attentive and quick. We ordered a round of drinks and went into mains after a quick review of the menu. I tried the Reuben and battered cod. Not having either in quite awhile, i was ready to enjoy these. However, the Reuben was ok and very standard IMO but the fries were weird and not great. Stale or frozen then thawed for awhile maybe. Others got the pierogi's that they said were "meh" and one person got the nachos. I heard the nachos were standard which to me meant good here. The battered and fried cod was delightful. Not greasy and batter was light. Drinks, the mango habanero was not good. The house made ginger was strong and the bourbon surprisingly did not mix well. IDK how else to generalize the Brewerie as just ok with the best things being the staff and maybe their nachos. Restaurants try to be bars and bars try to be restaurants sometimes. This is definitely a bar moreso.

6/22/25 Ate List:…read moreChicken Cordon Bleu Wrap - 7.4 Grew up in Erie and I feel like this spot is a like "not so hidden" underdog sort of gem. Whenever I've been here, it's never packed. But each time when im leaving we say, "yeah that was the right move." It's a little further from the Bayfront but it's a lot better than some of the options that are closer. The vibe here is great. So glad that this place has withstood so much turnover nearby. Food is consistently great. Lunch, dinner, even brunch is SOLID. This time, I did the Chicken Cordon Bleu Wrap with tots. Could've just been a silly assumption, did not expect the wrap to be toasted. Now this was on a 100 degree day, so wouldve personally preferred it to be cold this day but all good. Tots are dependable and great too. Wish I received a larger potion though. Was kind of surprise it wasn't like filling the plate and was more a scattered handful. Love this spot though. Great experience, great staff, will absolutely stop back in.

We usually enjoy stopping at Calamari's when we're in town, and their Boom Boom Shrimp Grinder is…read moreour go-to order. On this visit, we both ordered the grinder, but my first bite felt off -- something was missing. Sure enough, when I lifted the bun, the most important part was missing: the boom boom sauce. It took a few minutes to get our server's attention, but once we mentioned it, she quickly brought sides of the sauce for us. After adding it ourselves, the sandwich tasted the way it should, though the bread was a bit dry since the sauce wasn't baked in. I'll also note that we typically visit for lunch, but this trip was later in the evening. The vibe was very different -- louder crowd, mostly college kids, and slower service due to how busy it was. We'll probably stick to lunch visits going forward, since that's when we've had the best experience.