This Taco Bell is great! My order was perfect. The customer service was Great!!! I will be going…read moreback there.

They told me the meal $5.00 and for 2 and a drink we had paid 25.00 bucks this company false…read moreadvertising and I never went back and filed a complaint with the Ohio Attorney General Office. My true rating is a negative 1.

The absolute worst. Waited for 6 mins at window to leave with nothing. Then i go to the drive…read morethrough and it's another wait

I grew up in Akron for the majority of my life. I enjoyed walking down Waterloo to get food on the…read moreregular. I have been out of the area for 15 years now, but visit sporadically. I was fine with the hour wait at this location. Upon arriving to the window the employee asked me what my order was. They never put it in. I didn't receive my drink. My fries were undercooked. The burger was rushed together due to my order not being placed. Maybe I need to just visit a different location next time?

This place in no longer in business or we were unable to locate. Phone service was inoperative so…read moreno means to communicate!

We weren't quite sure what to expect but were attracted to this restaurant because of the vegan…read moreoptions. It's tucked away in a shopping center and inside there is a small table to sit at and dine in - but we took our food to go. My wife ordered the vegan Philly cheesesteak with sweet potato fries and I ordered the 5 wing combo with sauces fries. While the establishment didn't seem the nicest - we were warmly greeted by the owner and she was very kind in directing us to what food to try and have us some options from the menu. The food - the presentation and portions were definitely fairs. I sampled the fries from both before grabbing a photo - whoops. Sweet potato fries with powdered sugar and caramel sauce on the side was like having dessert first. The batter on the fries was crisp and full of flavor. Almost couldn't stop after one. The sauced fries were great as well - just prepare to get "sticky fingers." Now on to the entrees. The vegan Philly cheesesteak was absolutely delicious. The ingredients were well sautéed and flavor able while delivering a little heat to keep your destructive taste buds from devouring the sandwhich too quickly. The vegan meat itself was almost indistinguishable from real meat per my wife - and I would have to agree. The wings were crisped nicely and the sticky sauce was very delicious. It did not need a dip to go with - and it was eaten all the way down to the bone. We will definitely be back to try out some other delicious foods- both vegan and non vegan. You can't go wrong either way!

Sandwich was good however I think I expected more flavor…read more The girl who gave me my order and rang me up was very sweet. And the physical location was clean.

Charley's has always been reliable for me to enjoy all the variety of cheese steaks they offer. The…read moreservice wait was very reasonable, and the seating was pretty standard for a fast food kind of place (think old mcdonalds). I always get a strawberry watermelon lemonade, and I highly recommend getting the combo and adding cheesy bacon fries especially!

At first, when I saw that the Korean fried chicken sandwich was $17, I was slightly outraged,…read moreespecially since it didn't even come with fries or any kind of side. Then I got the sandwich, and I was like, actually, $17 is a more than fair price, LOL. For a second, I attempted to eat it with my hands, but its size made it an unwieldy experience. So I ate it with a knife and fork. And it was DELICIOUS. The sandwich came with a big piece of crispy fried chicken that the bun could barely contain. The chicken was fried fresh, so it was hot and juicy. In addition to being hot in temperature, it was hot spice-wise. It came with candied jalapeños, soy chili jam, pickles, and Sriracha. The spice was balanced well with some nice sweetness and a tasty kale slaw that added some brightness to the sandwich. Even the bun itself was delicious. The place is mainly a takeout spot, but there are a few tables if you want to dine in. The water is self-serve. There are cups and a sport cooler in front of the counter.

First time here! I was greeted immediately with a smile and a hello…read more There are so many eateries in this area. Today I decided to try food I hadn't had before. I pulled up the Chicken Ranch menu online and decided I would try them. It is a small establishment. Tables were clean. There is seating inside and two small tables outside for diners. The manager was explaining they make everything fresh and offered to answer any questions I had. I took a look at the specials then decided on a two piece crispy tenders meal. It came with a jalapeño corn muffin. It was 10 dollars and I chose a chocolate chip cookie with caramel and pecans in it because, why not. My chicken was delicious. I chose hot honey sauce because I was curious. It was so spicy and cleaned my sinuses right up. The sauce came on the side, thank goodness for that. The muffin was OK. It would have been better warmed. The cookie: sooooo good. Because I was being nice, I gave my kid a piece, but next time I will eat it in the car before I get home, like the pros do.

I went to this Burger King today and it's been a while since I've ate at BK as most of them near me…read moreclosed the past several years. I was near the one in Bedford on Broadway and went to the drive-thru. First issue was they were out of Onion Rings. Second issue, I ordered a Whopper only and they told me to pull up into the Handicap spot which doesn't seem like a good idea. Third issue was the grumpy cashier didn't mention the giant pothole right past the drive thru that my car bottomed out in. It's so large but easy to miss right past the drive-thru window. The only small bright spot was the Whopper was great. Maybe I'll try another BK when I come across one in the future.

Lines are extremely long 20+ min wait in the drive thru line. Need improvement with speedread more

The food was amazing. The customer service was amazing. The ambience of the place was nice…read more Definitely will be back.

Since I've eaten from every other Jamaican takeout joint in Cleveland I figured I would try this…read moreone. First, a quick disclaimer. I continue to suffer residual side effects from dental work I had done at the beginning of August. My taste buds have been severely affected and I don't feel things taste right many times, nor do I get the nuances of spice. I'm hoping this resolves over time, but it has been quite upsetting for the last several months. Unfortunately, both the dentist and the specialist I went to told me that it may take a very long time to resolve, if it resolves completely at all. Now, back to Irie. I arrived precisely at 11 and a very friendly gentleman unlocked the door and ushered me in. Food was ready and prepared in the serving trays. I was getting food for myself and my buddy at work so I ordered a jerk chicken bowl with rice and peas, cabbage, and plantains for him and half-and-half bowl of jerk chicken and curry chicken with rice and peas, cabbage, and macaroni and cheese for me. I also got one of the small rum cake cakes. I think the total was $35 which is fairly reasonable for a hearty lunch for two these days. The interior is clean and unremarkable and they have no seating. It is purely takeout. I didn't get the gentleman's name, but I told him I'd tried every other Jamaican place around and he said I would like like his the best. He was either the manager or the owner, I'm not sure. The food was still nice and warm when we dug in a little while later. Everything seemed tasty to me, considering my aforementioned condition. I did taste the chicken curry, but the jerk chicken I didn't get the flavors of although I did get the heat. My buddy said it was very good. The standard chicken dishes are chopped chicken, but they are also available on the bone at the same price. The mac & cheese was creamy. The rice and peas were well prepared and not some of the lower quality stuff I've had in the past. The cabbage seemed a little on the bland side with just cabbage in the mix, although my buddy liked it so it could've just been my messed up taste buds. I am used to having bits of carrot and thyme in the stewed cabbage from other places, and that is typically the way I make it at home. I also tried one of my buddy's plantains, and it did seem sweet from what I could tell. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to gather much flavor from the rum cake. My buddy said it was good and almost like a butter rum muffin. All in all, it was a hearty meal, and I will definitely go back in the future, hopefully with my ability to taste properly restored at some point.