Haven't tried everything yet can't get past the Cuban sandwiches only wish they could serve a…read moremojito with it the salmon pizza is my wife's favorite and a rear patio makes for a nice intimate atmosphere could use an extra server as they are so popular for a north end gathering place. Fantastic selection of wine and IPA's and can enjoy them while you're there. Stop in, you won't be disappointed

Server was Racist,i was sitting on the table about 10 mins,nobody came and gave me a menu,then…read moreother customer came and they gave a menu right away

We are from Columbus so this was our first time stopping in here. It's a really cool place with a…read morereally cool backstory. The decor is awesome. The bar has a firetruck behind it. The sauces are all good. The service was great. The sweet tea was on point. My husband and I always get the same thing when we go to bbq places. I always get brisket and he always gets smoked turkey. Both were really good. The sides are delicious. The green beans were salty and savory and mouth watering the garlic mashed potatoes with the brisket gravy were amazing. Too stuffed to order desserts but they sounded good. We will be back for sure.

I like to start off with the good! We've been here more than a few times. The food is always on…read morepoint and occasionally the service is as well. I don't see us returning the. The staff for the most part, look as if they came to work in either last nights clothes or pajama bottoms. Since when are sandals ok to work in the restaurant industry? The girls with long hair, while it's pretty, that still doesn't mean I want to see them scratching their head or playing with their hair. Whatever happened to having it pulled back. Is that not a health code thing anymore? And speaking of that, when did it become acceptable for a server to have two filled drink cups tucked in her arm while holding the other 2 in her hands. No trays maybe? Gross. I don't want her hair in my drink! I guess I'm just old fashioned and like to feel comfortable that my food and drink are being handled with a little more respect. I guess I kind of feel like if the front of the house is that sloppy..... what's the back of the house like?

Location: 320 W National Road, Englewood Ohio Website:…read morehttps://www.home-sweet-home-cafe.com/ Menu: see website Hours: see website Parking; plentiful Price: under $20 per person This is a real find! We got lucky seeking a spot for an early lunch on a Saturday morning and Yelp! Did it again - great reviews and so close to where we were in Englewood, Ohio. A really nice variety of entrees, sandwiches, and salads. We chose a patty melt and a turkey Reuben - with onion rings and French fries as sides. I already have a short list of what to try next - but will be remembering those perfect onion rings to eventually repeat. I have the feeling everything here is very well prepared and delicious. (Serious FOMO over not choosing the soup of the day. Next time, for sure) The server was really friendly and happy to learn it was our first visit. The restaurant is clean and has local artists' work on display and available for sale. Next door they also have a wine shop and gallery - also on our list to check out soon. My only tip is to be ready for lunch or dinner - no breakfast is served here.

Family friendly diner type casual restaurant. Many family friendly option's. Decor includes hand…read moremade items including small paintings, earrings & buckeye necklaces. Located in a shopping center so plenty of parking is available. Tried home sweet home chicken sandwich, side salad & chicken bacon ranch with green beans. Relaxing vibe, quick service & very attentive wait staff.

I recently came across Bunkers on a work trip. The bar crowd was so friendly and welcoming upon my…read morearrival.. I ordered the Ruben and it was excellent!! I will definitely be returning on my next work trip!!

What a really quaint place this is a really neat sports bar with all kinds of food to choose from…read morethe menu is a great variety as well as walleye and fish with they're known for, and I heard their chili was pretty good too however decided to get the pork tenderloin sandwich along with chicken wings with half chopped wedge salad. Excellent food dressing was delicious atmosphere was fun. Make sure you guys come here. You gotta check it out when you're in town.

TJ Chumps is good, back when I used to live here as a kid I would be here every weekend with my…read morefriends and family. I came for lunch with my dad today and it was good. It wasn't anything amazing, I got the clubhouse with chips and dill dip. I do love the dill dip they have there. My dad got the buffalo chicken wrap and he liked it. It's a nice little sports bar for the town. Our server Sammy was great she was very nice and attentive. Overall it was a good experience.

Their soup and salad game is on point!! Excellent mushroom soup and beer cheese soup…read more Great wisconsin cheese curds, club sandwich, and bacon burger. They charge an extra 99 cents for the dill dip. They brought us 2 even though my husband doesn't like it. We asked them to remove the charge for his, and they did. There are 3 stalls in the bathroom which is good because the place gets busy

Great food, great service, very cool restaurant inside…read more Really nothing more to say. Wonderful all around.

Visiting from Texas, the chili wasn't what I was used to. It was acceptable, just different. The…read moreConey dogs I received weren't really hot, and the grated cheese wasn't melted on them. The service, on the other hand, was very good - Fast, efficient, and friendly. The facility was very clean.

This is a cool little pizza place and brewery. The ciders are delicious and the pizza the same…read more The service was average for an order at the counter place. It was the dinner rush so it was like 40 mins from order to pizza at the table. I wish there was an easier way to get more to drink than wait in the line. I'll eat there again and again.

Great for cider. Lousy for good. On a Friday evening bd prepared to wait in line for 15 to 20…read moreminute -- just to talk to talk to someone about ordering. Then a 45 minute wait after that for pretty mediocre pizza. The staff were nice though. It's in an odd, kinda lowbrow strip center. Good choice of ciders. This place needs to rethink how to do food. Not a good set up at all.

Buckhorn is a local staple in the Little York area of Dayton. Nestled in an upscale wooded…read moreneighborhood, it's a favorite spot for motorcycle riders and locals alike. It is dark inside with wood paneling and stained glass lamps. An antler light gives the down home vibe. Service was fairly slow but friendly which is to be expected here especially on a busy weekend. I ordered the 10oz filet medium which came out medium well. I actually didn't mind because I also like medium well, however I read another review that said the same. It was juicy and tender. The potatoes were pretty dry and the vegetables were good just sliced a little thin. Overall I give it four stars because it was still a solid decent meal. Very friendly and attentive service.

This was always one of the places that was widely-known as a go-to for a nice but not-too-expensive…read moremeal out when I was growing up in the northern suburbs of Dayton. But having not lived in the area for more than forty years, even though we visit family here periodically, I had not been to Buckhorn in quite some time. It obviously does a lot of things right as, from what I can tell, it's been around since 1943. It's reputation when I was growing up was already well-solidified as it had been doing what it does for 30-plus years by that time. Now that it is over 80 years in business amd working toward the century mark in the not-too-distant future, I was reminded from this visit why it is enduring. Its appeal starts with the timelessly homey ambiance. It goes for a rustic theme, something like what I remember where we often ate when traveling through parts of the American West with my parents as a kid. The exterior certainly presents as a vintage off-the-beaten-path eatery. When you walk in, you can see that they pull off the rustic vibe pretty well. The wood paneling and attractive bar area give a saloon-cum-supper-club-style feel which is topped off with the deer-antler chandelier to connote rusticity. But in the bigger picture, the point is that they present a very comfortable atmosphere in which to enjoy a meal. Their second, less obvious key to endurance, in my opinion, is the location. It's not close to anything but the homes of those who like living a little out of the way amongst the woods. That's tricky because it ostensibly limits the addressable market. It means that a place like this has to be a destination itself and largely rely on reputation and a loyal customer base, because they won't get much in the way of synergistic, passer-by business. But this means they have achieved something sustainable of that sort which provides a degree of insulation from factors beyond their control. That probably would not work well today unless you have a lot of capital and a lot of patience. The startup costs and the extensive runway required would likely not make a place like this appealing to most investors who want to see piles of money from their inputs much quicker. That's a shame, but the character that only comes with time makes a place like this even more interesting and enjoyable. It certainly adds to, and indeed is what is largely responsible for, its throwback persona. I had read reviews for this establishment that suggested that the service is a little choppy. During our visit, however, we saw no issues. There were three in our party and we were there on a moderately busy Thursday night. We were seated right away and our server Lou-Ann did a very good job of taking care of us. The food took a tad long to come out, but not beyond reason. In effect, the service was solid and we had no real complaints. Their menu reflected the vibe they have maintained for decades. It is a classic Midwest American collection of offerings designed to resonate with their fans. They specialize in Burgers and other traditional favorites that appeal to Midwestern tastes. The bread basket at the beginning was a nice starting touch. Between the three of us for our mains, we tried the Beef Hot Shot, the 10 oz. Sirloin with Cowboy Butter and the Turkey Avocado Salad (which may have been one of the more adventurous choices). The salad was mine and I supplemented it with a cup of Chili. It was all great. My sister-in-law said she had forgotten how good hot shots were. My wife enjoyed her steak and had some to take home. My chili was excellent and I could easily see how a bowl of it could be a meal. The salad was also very tasty and satisfying. The fare gets a solid A-grade from us. The value here is still pretty decent for what it is. With food, drinks, tax and tip, our bill was $80. At just shy of $27 per person, that's a reasonable value these days. It is good to see that this place still lives up to its legacy. It's a 4.5 to 5-star place for me. I'll hope to return for another meal soon.

Family dinner always busy Breakfast served anytime Specials are priced for the common customer and…read moreare always tasty Broasted chicken & pork chops yum Service provided by experienced waitresses fast & intuitive they know what you want before you can even ask Typical dinner atmosphere can be a bit loud sometimes but otherwise a great place for Breakfast Lunch and dinner

We have ate here tons of times over the past 15 + years. It is just in the past year or so George's…read morelacks the consistent good flavor of food they use to have and consistent spot on customer service they always had. Today we ordered the mixed family broasted chicken and no issue when we were told there woukd be a wait because we expect that because it is broasted. We were told when our order would be ready and we arrived a little early. Our order should be ready around 6 pm and we arrived at 5:50 pm. We phoned at 5:50 pm stating we wanted to inform them we we were ready in space 3 but were early. She stated she was bagging it up as we speak. Eleven minutes went by and no order. My husband walked in. Our order was setting there. The lady said I am not sure what happened your order is ready it has been setting there. My husband said we have been setting in spot 3 for 11 minutes waiting since we phoned and was told then she was bagging our order. She had no response and he walked out. We tipped $5 on the $30 to go order, come on now! I asked my husband to count the chicken it was all there then we drove home. The chicken was dry. In the past their broasted chicken has ALWAYS been good. This tasted old not fresh but yet it was hot however, not seasoned. The fries were as if they were at the bottom of the bag. Several small pieces versus the larger fries. I have never been served them when I have ate in their restaurant before. I thought that was odd. The coleslaw appeared to be days old. I was not impressed due to the taste of the food and lack of getting me my order on time. I will be choosing someplace else to spend by hard earned money. Too many disappointments here.

First thing YOU NEED TO TRY THE BEANS, the beans with pulled pork in them are 10/10, the St. Louis…read morespare ribs are packed with flavor, and the the coleslaw was refreshing (I don't like coleslaw with heavy fermentation so it was perfect for me). Can't wait to go back and try other items.

From the owner: Welcome to Fireside BBQ. We're a local food truck here in Englewood, Ohio specializing in…read moreSouthwest barbecue. Specialties include Brisket, Pulled Pork, Alabama White Chicken, Beef "Dino" Ribs, Spare Ribs, Southwest Pulled Pork Baked Beans, and Mac N' Cheese. Stay tuned for an event calendar and where I will be around town