I'm annoyed. I'm whatever generation is above millenials but I agree the vibe of the original…read morelocation is lost here and I hate that word vibe. The atmosphere is not welcoming. Why would you open a location with an even smaller patio?? Anyhow, I went to the original location Tuesday, came here on Thursday. Same beer list. Only reason I came was because Island Soul food truck was here. I believe in patronizing businesses so came n got a beer. They were playing bingo. I would have played but when I asked the not attentive bartender about it she said yeah. No info or anything. Whatever So I went out to patio to drink and wait on my food. Now the original Earnest folks would offer a seat. Hey you can share my table. This aint that type of spot. Very dog friendly place. My food beeper goes off and I leave my beer and go out the gate to get my food I come back less than a minute later and can't get back thru the gate. Now all these kind folks on the patio just look at me like they never seen me before. Don't open the gate or give me a clue lol. I go around to the front entrance and walk around. Finished my beer and I'm out. At least 3 folks bumped my chair n no excuse me. Just not my type of spot

This place is a bit hidden...but if you see that sign along Secor just past the BP station, turn…read morein! I haven't been to any other EBW locations, but this one was a pleasant place to enjoy a pint late on a Friday afternoon. Not too many people there, or too much noise. Lots of tap selections, friendly service, friendly patrons who slid down so I could get an open barstool (and I dont even require that much room!). An open, simply furnished space, like a number of breweries I've seen in strip mall spaces. If the beer is good, the rest doesn't matter that much. And the beer I had was good. Got a taste of their bock and then ordered a pint. Full bodied and carmelly without going overboard on sweetness. Tried a sample of an imperial hazy IPA called The Object and that was truly splendid. Had a bit of a drive ahead of me so I got a 4-pack to go. They have quite a few canned brews in their cooler. You can get crowlers to go as well. Which I expect I'll do pretty soon.

I recently checked out Pavlov's while on vacation visiting family in the area. I loved the name and…read morevibe of the brewery. There was a delicious food truck and live music the night we were there. It was all very fun! The beer selection was great and hard to choose as they all sounded great. I choose the peanut butter porter. It was delicious! They also make their own wine which I will definitely have to try next time.

This was a great place! They had a food truck here, so I'm assuming they don't have a kitchen…read morethemselves. The beer was AMAZING (I got the peanut butter treat) and there was even some live music! Love the dog theme. The only complaint I have is the service; when my husband and I were deciding on what to get, we felt a little rushed. I do wish this was closer (we live in NC) so we could try more things!

Interesting theme based brewery relating to patron saints as the name suggests. I ordered the St…read more Jude which is a sweet potato stout with cinnamon and vanilla. Not sure I would like it but surprisingly the taste grew on me. This brewery has a good selection of seltzers, IPA's and stouts among others to choose from. No food here but they do have popcorn which is free and popped in a movie style popper. There are food trucks here on a regular basis it appears so you can pop out for a burger or whatever, a Lebanese truck was here during our visit. Quiet atmosphere so I would recommend if you like an atmosphere conducive to talking. Interesting place that may appeal to your inner spirit in many ways.

We celebrated another family milestone party in their back room. Cannot beat the beer, ambience…read moreand the staff. From the owners to the beer tenders, everyone is professional, efficient very kind , helpful and friendly. Highly recommend for gatherings or just drop by for a beer or two. With Patron Saints , who needs "Cheer's"? Stop by, you won't be sorry!

While visiting Toledo we shamelessly visited earnest downtown two nights in a row. The service was…read moregreat. The beer was unique and tasty! We got a flights, so we were able to try everything on tap. The only thing I would've liked was a cozier atmosphere. The tall chairs are a bit uncomfortable. The couches in the corner are more my style, but space is limited. Overall this is a great place, pay them a visit if you like beer and find yourself in Toledo!

Great taproom in Downtown Toledo. The staff is kind and knowledgable about the beers they have…read more They have bar stools, hightops, and a comfortable couch in the corner. I had been going to the OG location which is just a few miles away but this location is conveniently located near the Mudhens stadium. While they don't have food, you can bring food in or have it delivered there. They have quite the variety and their beers are delicious.

environment, warm menu unique…read morefood acceptable i have one complaint; its the rootbeer scam they run. they serve you a tiny glass primarily filled with ice and a splash of their "home made root beer" for 5 dollars. during the time of this review gas is 4.50 a gallon. their root beer per fluid ounce cost more. unreal. 6/10 honest review

My wife and I decided to get married in six weeks and surprise our guests with it. The Oliver House…read morewas our first choice in our venue and they had our date open. It was like it was meant to be. Everyone found out the surprise accidently a week prior to the wedding thanks to The Toledo Blade but the staff here would have kept the secret for us otherwise. You honestly couldn't ask for a better venue in the area. Full of history and charm. Then you have the amazing staff there that truly go above and beyond. We only had 30 guests for our wedding and the staff made sure everyone was taken care of. Food was delicious, hot, and all had unique flavors. Which doesn't always happen group dining options. The Oliver House is where I got to marry the love of my life, and it will always hold a special place in our hearts. Will be dining here for many years to come.

Service is triple AAA all the way! Ray is delightful and…read moreshares his knowledge of all the products in the place. It's a terrific place. Stop in for a delicious fresh deli sandwich or soup! You'll be glad you did!

Owner was very nice offer help and recommendations for what we wanted. Also stumbled upon a small…read moredeli menu which turned out to be a fantastic sandwich. The "God Father" was made with a family home made Focaccia recipe, prosciutto, salami, pepperoni, smoked ham, roasted peppers, provolone and Italian dressing. Nice little find for this small town it even had nice outdoor seating!!

This is an awesome gem nestled in the countryside between Toledo and Sandusky... and not too far…read morefrom Lake Erie. We've been here quite a few times. It's a great place on a winter day to sit by the fire and have some wine or beer (or their spiked hot chocolate options are AMAZING!) They have a smaller but very well crafted menu. And they always have specials. We have eaten a few of the times we are there and been happy with the food. They do flights too... and you can mix up the options and have wine and spiked hot chocolate on a flight. Have I mentioned the live music? Most weekends they have one or 2 musicians playing. The staff is all super friendly too. We'll be back. Many times.

The Mockingbird on Mill Wine Cafe, its beautiful both inside and outside. Went there last night…read morefor my birthday week, great idea Angela!! They have reasonable priced wines varieties of wine from sweet to my favorite dry reds. There is also craft beer, ciders, creative charcuterie, home made crackers - breads and, from what we spoke with the owners, even more local sourced items to come. Grounds & patio are beautifully landscaped including a waterfall flowing into a small pond. We sat on their the around porch to enjoy the beautiful sunset and nice selection of music as well. They feature cozy modern rustic decor inside, even some pictures from Trowbridge area and neat antique items. I can't wait to sit on their beautiful couch by the fire with a tasty beverage, later this year. This new wine bar is relaxing place and the food is a welcome change from our typical bar food in this area. Bonus, the genuinely nice owners who took time to introduce themselves & share their background. We liked the staff who knew their wine selections, were kind and didn't rush our girls evening out. The wine bar is only 15 minutes from Oak Harbor OH about 20 from Oregon, OH in a beautiful quiet country area. Hours are a bit limited as they just opened, Thurs, Fri & Saturdays 4-10, on Elliston Trowbridge just past the tracks in Trowbridge - year round!!!!

My husband and I decided to try this place and we went on a Saturday afternoon. There was only one…read moregroup of people there besides us. We each got a flight of wine, white for me and red for him. Some of the wine we tried was "drinkable" but I would not go so far as to say it was good. Unfortunately the rose' was not drinkable and actually tasted off, as if it had turned or spoiled. I brought this to the attention of the woman working there, and instead of offering to open a new bottle for us to try, she insisted that that's "how it tastes" and said that the color was supposed to be brown. Poor customer service in my opinion. On a positive note, the interior was nice, with plenty of seating. Unfortunately we won't be returning.

We decided to do a tagabrew trail in Ohio to add to our collection. If you go on their website they…read morehave a full list of breweries that participate. This was off the beaten path and a bit of a drive but the place was pretty cute. Apparently they have done some renovations and have a very large area that was added to the building. We chose to sit out back as we were told there was out door seating. They need to work on that a bit if they are going to claim that. The picnic tables weren't covered, the area was mushy and it smelled like a farm. Inside was pretty cute though. We decided to share a flight of wine instead of beer as this was a vineyard as well as a brewery. We weren't fans. The wine tasted like cough medicine and I feel terrible saying that. We may come back to try the beer but we will see...