From Churches, KFC, Dave's Hot and Raising Cane's, to that awesome little shop inside of Seaway…read moremarket - there are a LOT of fried chicken choices in Toledo. And while this particular Savvy Sliders is welcomed based on its convenient location, really friendly service, and super clean interior, the food is pretty mid. The "spicy" chicken, while tasty, had little to no heat. The fries were undercooked and limp, and the "Texas toast" was just a grilled 1/2 of a dried hoagie bun. That said, I've never had a cheese curd I didn't love, so those get a pass! Long story short, Savvy Sliders is an excellent choice if you can't easily get to one of the multitudes of other (better) fried chicken options in the area.

Excellent service! The food was hot and delicious. I ordered 3 different sliders. They are a lot…read morebigger than I anticipated so the money is worth it! We will be back!

Was it worth $11.29 for a small smoked turkey breast sandwich and mac & cheese meal? Honestly…read more.. no. I originally stopped in thinking this might be more of a coffee shop so I could grab a snack and coffee while pumping gas--kill two birds with one stone. From the outside--and even inside--it's aesthetically appealing and looks like a great spot. But the experience didn't quite match that first impression. The food itself didn't hit the mark in the taste factor--nothing terrible, just not memorable or worth the price in my opinion. That said, I'm open to trying other menu items because maybe I just didn't order the right thing. Customer service was pretty average--nothing to complain about, but nothing that stood out either. Overall, it didn't hit the mark this time, but I'd consider giving it another shot.

Been going here for years on and off, maybe ten visits total. All the Reynolds Road near Kroger…read morelocation. Been here recently/last year three times, which has a refreshed look compared to the past. They have a variety of options with hot deli style sandwiches as a base, but have soups/salads as well as calzones, pizza, and flatbreads. If you have a sweet tooth, Cinnabon products are available as well as cookies and brownies. Breakfast is also available with breakfast sandwiches, burritos and tacos. The food quality is pretty good and a nice option to standards like McDonald's and Arbys etc. Cost seems higher for what it is, but to be fair in the past year (2025-2026) prices seem to be soaring due to tariffs and other economic issues. Food quality is not bad, but not a stand out either. Soups seem to be one of the better options. Service seems so so for friendliness as well as speed. The environment is OK, again not a standout. New look but has an "Empty Sterile" nervous vibe. Overall, OK especially if you need a break from the standard fast food chains noting the prices for McDonald's and others has skyrocketed and service and over all experience has been on the decline, putting Schlotzskys well positioned for fast food. Managing my bias here as I almost never eat fast food unless there is a need such as short on time or thats all thats available. Go ahead, worth a try if you are in the market for fast food and tired of the typical places.

OK, I don't want to come off in this review, sounding like I didn't understand the business model…read moreor proof-of-concept of Mr.Beast Burger. My children pleaded with me to order it, namely because of the assumption that their affection for this YouTube philanthropist would easily carry over into the fast food burger realm. Unfortunately, it did not. I have already read many reviews complaining that the food was cold, which I feel is a tad bit unfair considering Mr. Beast exists solely as a delivery food option. It's like 12° out, and the food is delivered almost 20 minutes away. Of course, it's going to be cold. So the luke warm to frigid temperature of my family's burgers tonight were certainly not the criteria I am using to judge. For those who are unaware, Mr.Beast Burger relies on other restauranteurs To make their food and door delivery services for the rest. In theory, it's genius. This YouTube sensation gets to label-slap his name and brand on a simple burger recipe all across the country and has built-in promotion from the 55 million followers he has online. So, if you are a Toledoan hoping to find a brick and mortar MrBeast restaurant to visit, of course, you will not find one. The delivery time for door dash was pretty decent, nearing 30 minutes. As soon as we opened the paper bag - if he came pretty evident that this online business exist in reality, only in the form of a digital recipe alongside massive rolls of MrBeast stickers given to local employees to stick on generic wrapping and generic bags to give the illusion of a franchise. Regardless, the true testament was the food. Aside from the temperature as previously mentioned, the Mr. beast burger was decently pleasant, with a mixture of Beef patties, American cheese, ketchup, mayo, pickles, and brown mustard, all rammed between soft buns. The pictures on the menu, of course look delightful. I expected the real thing to look like a squished mess, but it even looked less desirable than I imagined. Luckily, the taste of it was pretty acceptable. Scoring no higher than a 7 on a scale of 1 to 10, the Beast burger was definitely appetizing, despite its poor appearance. However, that's where the niceties stop. My son had the Chris burger, which was advertised to include bacon and french fries squashed atop a burger patty. But he found the bacon to be excessively chewy and almost under cooked. His patties were thinner and were much more overcooked and tough than the beast burger. The fries were the worst. Not only did they suffer the most from the chill weather outside, making them not even remotely warm, but many of the fries seemed completely under cooked. Almost like they were slivers of frozen potato. In conclusion, if Mr. Beast Burger existed as a brick and mortar restaurant that I could visit in the summer, guaranteeing a piping hot plate that could be easily returned if undercooked, then this YouTube-turned-burger sensation would earn at least a moderately respectable review in my mind. But considering it's status as delivery-only, I highly forewarn Toledoans from rolling the dice on a risky concept that banks its success on pre-existing marketing from a world dependent on social media than on the quality of it's food and service.

I use to always get Mr beast when I worked in bowling green and I loved it it was amazing the best…read moreburger around, but not from the Toledo one sadly, I ordered from the Toledo Mrbeast and they sent me 4 burgers I only ordered two, the patty's, where dry, the buns where hard, there was almost nothing on the burger I wanted I even ordered extra sauce idk why this one was so much worse then the other one but it definitely disappointed me............... I would rather drive the 45 min one to bowling green for there's then ever eat from this one again........and it really disappoints me that I paid 50 bucks with delivery for such a horrible meal that I didn't even end up eating.

On first time frying Dave's and was out in Toledo. I'm down…read more So down. Their medium dust was a good mix of heat and sweet. Price point was good and generally impressed. Food 5:5 Can't comment on the service or resto once this was a door dash

DO NOT ORDER THE REAPER. Just because you can eat spicy foods doesn't mean you should get the…read morehottest one on the menu. I can eat really spicy foods and I was able to eat about four bites of the reaper chicken strip. The only problem is I had mouth sores for a week from from eating the chicken. It wasn't because it was hot in temperature. It was hot in flavor. The lady that took our order did warn me but she was nice about it. We all ordered the number three. You can get a different seasoning for the tender and the sandwich .The seasoning on the fries and the wings were good. We will go again, but I know not to order the reaper next time.

4-10-2026 Enjoyed our meal, esp the half chicken that…read moremanaged to be juicy AND crispy. The fries were also very good as well as the mochi ice cream. Service was quick and friendly. Only down side was the inebriated woman at the bar who wouldn't stop talking to us, but really nothing could be done about that.

So, Kengo Kato (Papa Kato's son) has ventured into, what I would call, "fast food?" So it would…read moreseem. And, as you should expect, the results are excellent! Looking for Japanese fried chicken (Karaage) in Downtown Toledo at 11:30 pm? THIS is where you'll find it. And it's good. Japanese fried chicken is a lot like American fried chicken, but the batter is a little different. The dipping sauces are similar to American sauces, but, they are a little different. Different is good. You can get said chicken in the form of wings, chunks, 1/2 a bird, or, in a donburi bowl. The menu also has some American (fries, coleslaw) and Asian (kimchi, edamame) sides. Mochi for dessert? You bet. Drinks? Pop, beer, etc, and sake! Service? The service was very friendly, fast, and accurate. Tommy and Sam run the place when the Main Man is elsewhere. They do a great job overseeing the service and the cooking. The atmosphere is similar to Kengo's other places on the same street. Intimate with bare brick walls. Seating is designed more for quick service and higher throughput. There are a few tables, but most people sit at one of two bars. Great music (Beastie boys and Tupac playing overhead, but not too loud). 4 stars for the food, and one more for being open late! 5 stars!

Kids gave it 5 stars!…read more We came in on a Sunday for a family lunch. We arrived right before noon and the place was already starting to fill up. We had a great server. We ordered a variety of food to share - hot dog platter, pierogies, chicken paprikas, pretzels and beer cheese and a kids chicken finger meal. Everyone enjoyed the food. While waiting we checked out the signed buns near our table. Plus they bring the food out as it is ready so you get your cold food quickly. Overall a fun place to visit.

I've always wanted to try Tony Packo's, because of the references in M*A*S*H*, like most people…read more I loved the ambiance, with the signed buns and rustic feel. It seems to be very much a local favorite, where servers & customers recognize each other. But, the whole place smelled like sauerkraut to me. I got the beef sliders and cucumber salad. The sliders were just ok. I thought they should have a sweeter sauce or something. They tasted kind of odd. I really liked the flavor of the cucumber salad, but the dressing would have been better if it had been thicker. I'm glad I stopped in, but I don't think I need to go back.

Very tasty food! Interesting sandwich combinations that were surprisingly good! The shakes were…read moreamazing as well.

We found this place as we were traveling through. The food was great and came out hot and quickly…read more The sauces we tried were all good, but the chicken itself was fantastic. The flat fries were also very good. We decided to treat ourselves and had ice cream too. Amazing- plenty of toppings. Would definitely stop here again if we end up back this way.

THE best middle eastern food in Toledo!…read more Currently in Bowling Green, about 35 minutes south, any time I'm in the 419 - I try to stop here! My go-to is the chicken shawarma dinner plate. As much as I'd like to say I've tried more dishes here, I can't... because their chicken shawarma is too good to steer away! Lovely portions for the $20 price tag. I'm very hard to fill-up, but they manage to do it here. The large portion sizes is what ultimately keeps me coming back. Owner & management - please keep it up! Kind staff. Very accommodating. Treated like family while dining in. Newly remodeled dining area that's especially nice. The ONLY knock I have is a 7% fee for dining - which appears to be a new charge. Food is prepared on a paper plate and served on a plastic tray that you return when throwing away trash. The additional expense to eat in is not justifiable. There is also a 3% non-cash fee. Be prepared to spend an additional 10% menu price if you plan to dine in & pay with card. Overall, I thoroughly love this place, and will continue to eat here a LOT as long as prices remain manageable and portions stay large. I very highly recommend!

First time customer so we stopped in for dinner. Very nice menu to select from so we placed our…read moreorder at the cashier. Went and sat down and waited till our number was called. After a little bit of a wait our number was called. Portions are very fair and prepared very well. The inside was clean and orderly. It seems they do a nice take out business. What I didn't care for was dine -in was served on paper plates and plastic dinner ware, little tacky.

First time trying this location. The chicken was fresh, hot…read moreand juicy. The fries were hot and crispy maybe a little extra salty. The sauce was even good today. On this experience at this time they earned my praise.

This is a quick service location that always serves their chicken fingers hot and fresh. The menu…read moreis simple and the line in the drive through moves quickly even when there are a lot of cars. The chicken fingers are juicy and the dipping sauce they are served with has a nice blend of seasonings. They are served with crinkly fries and Texas toast and there are no options for customization, only the amount of pieces of chicken you would like. Workers are efficient and the restaurant gets really busy at lunch hour but always gets you served quickly.

We had a morning of running around trying to get breakfast or pastries at a couple of places and…read moreended up striking out, so we figured why not try Rudy's or Tony Packo's instead. Tony's opened later than Rudy's, so Rudy's it was. The staff was nice and accommodating, and while I did look at the breakfast options, I decided while in Rome...get a dog at a place called Rudy's Hot Dog. I had a dog with chili, onions, cheese, and mustard. It was pretty darn good. Beef...breakfast of champions?

I like Rudy's, ever so often I have to get a Rudy's fix. Two dogs and a bowl of chili. The service…read moreis good and quick and polite. The inside is always clean. This is a long time Toledo tradition that I enjoy.