We loved the Sleepy Rooster The food and the service were…read moreexcellent We will definitely drive that extra distance from Twinsburg again

Came here on our roadtrip and it was delicious. Friendly hostess and waitress. Glad we stopped by!read more

Amazing!!! Another one I was thinking of gatekeeping. But when you're doing food right, you deserve…read moreto be noticed and put on a pedestal. Plus, I'd love for you all to be around a long time. The service was friendly, not a long wait for the food at all. Food is delicious. Ambiance was nice... talk about outdoor space!!! Price point and portions were amazing. Pork chops that you can cut with a butter knife... sampler trays that included curds and burnt ends ok just cut to the pictures now I'm drooling just thinking about the food.

Been in a few times for lunch. Really really good! Tucked away off the main drag next to a closed…read morebridge, I've had the spinach shrimp salad which was delicious. Service is always fast and friendly.

The best steak and prime rib dinner's was unanimous from all of us in our group…read more What a surprise , will definitely return

I love this place! The people who work here, the food, the atmosphere, all amazing! Love sitting at…read morethe bar talking to the owner and the bartender and eating just amazingly delicious food. Steaks are off the hook. I will return when I get back to Ohio!

My son-in-law took me for dinner at the Rosewood Grill in Hudson, Oh for Mother's Day. He had the…read moreprime rib and baked potato and ate it with great gusto. I, on the other hand had Chicken Anna. I thought I was eating Campbell's Soup broccoli, cheese, chicken and rice casserole. Instead of the risotto being creamy it was gloopy, with undercooked rice, and over cooked broccoli. The chicken was salty and tasted like turkey. Our server was very pleasant and properly tentative to our needs. The ambiance was quite beautiful I give this a 3 star for all aspects with the exception of my meal. I do not typically write reviews but for the price of this meal I think my son-in-law should have gotten better for his money.

Everything about this place is amazing. The food was perfect, the atmosphere was great and the…read moreservice was perfect. I had the best lobster I've had in years. For the quality and quantity of food it is well priced.

One of the best burgers I've had! Very friendly place. We are traveling, staying at the local KOA…read moreand went here for lunch. Fresh cut fries!

My wife and I went to Steers today for the first time to support small business. We sat there…read moretotally ignored for 15 minutes and walked out. I would not consider the atmosphere family friendly. What a disappointment.

I live in a food Mecca city for the past 12 years. So when I come home to visit, the food scene…read morehere hurts my soul. Until I found this place. This was the first menu that truly excited me to try. This spot raises the bar for ohio food. The southern/ Cajun flair in the menu made my heart flutter. The Cajun shrimp and crawdad omelet was amazing but the bacon and gouda grits stole the show. I could eat my body weight in that dish. My only complaint for food is, I would have loved a louisiana hot sauce or some vinegar based hot sauce to go with it. Not gonna lie, our server definitely forgot about us, a few times but.... the food made up for it.

I recently had breakfast at Another Broken Egg Cafe in Streetsboro, and while the experience was…read morenot a disaster, it did feel like an expensive lesson in managing expectations. I was genuinely excited to find a place nearby serving eggs Benedict, since that is apparently now considered a rare regional specialty. The eggs Benedict itself was satisfying, and the decaf coffee was actually very good. It stayed hot, which was impressive because warmth was not exactly the theme of the rest of the experience. The custom mug was a nice touch, the silverware was clean, and my water glass was crystal clear, so points for clearing the very basic hurdles of public dining. That said, the details were where things started to drift. I asked whether I could get butter on the side for my English muffin and was told yes. When the food arrived, the butter had apparently chosen a different path in life. I selected the potatoes as my side, and they were dry and cold, which was a nice reminder that not all breakfast foods dream of being eaten. I also asked for cream with my decaf coffee and was given those little plastic peel-top cups of palm-oil creamer like the kind sitting beside a gas station coffee urn. It would have been helpful to know that beforehand, just so I could adjust my standards in advance. The service was probably the most disappointing part. My server never introduced herself, never said good morning, never welcomed me, and never asked how I was doing. The exchange had all the warmth and personality of renewing a vehicle registration. The first words out of her mouth were asking what I wanted to drink. Then whether I was ready to order. Then whether I was ready for the bill. Then she answered my question about whether I paid there or at the front. Finally, after the check, I did get a "have a good day," which was nice in the same way a closing credit is technically part of the movie. As an added bit of breakfast theater, I was seated near the kitchen entrance, while the table across the aisle featured what I mentally dubbed the Desperate Housewives of Streetsboro, carrying on a lively discussion about construction, a new kitchen, and the hand towels they were all apparently having to use in the meantime. It was less background ambience and more accidental community theater. For $21.87 for eggs Benedict, potatoes, and a decaf coffee, I expected a breakfast experience and not an exercise in emotional self-service. There were good elements here, but the missing butter, cold potatoes, fake creamer, and indifferent service made the whole thing feel more like a nicely plated inconvenience than a place I would be eager to revisit.

Food good, service is solid, great atmosphere. Eat here, it's good. You'll like it more than your…read moremomma's cooking.

After visiting Kent State University we needed a place to relax and have a snack. We found "The…read moreRiver Merchant" 5 minutes from campus on the Cuyahoga River. It is easy to find, easy to park, spacious with plenty of seating and an outdoor deck overlooking the river. We were seated promptly and greeted by a very nice young lady by the name of Lorelei (quite a wonderful name). She was effective, efficient, pleasant, and made our experience that much better. At the entrance was a surprisingly well stocked wine cellar with some very good names. I was looking forward to a nice glass of wine for lunch. Unfortunately, the table selection only included a very few obscure names by the glass, so that option was out. The menu included all the standard burgers, flatbreads, and odds and ends one would expect. The food was good and we had a nice lunch. We finished with a nice cup of coffee and a pleasant smile from Lorelei. I very much enjoyed our excursion to Kent State University and "The River Merchant". I would recommend both.