The food was amazing and the atmosphere was great. I grew up just north of here (Van Wert) but…read moremoved away in the early '80s and was skeptical that we could get a decent steak nearby as the restaurants my family recommended were all closed on Mondays so Speakeasy got my vote. The steaks (3 NY Strip, a Filet, and a Delmonico, were all grilled to perfection by all accounts. The jalapeño coleslaw was incredible! Great meal for my last night in town with my dad.

HUGE drink list! Crafts and classic. Steaks were cooked perfect with awesome flavor! Great…read moreatmosphere to enjoy a "prohibition style" cocktail!

Our first trip to Roho. A very laid back vibe with wonderfully welcoming service. I'd rate the…read moreservice and the ambiance 5 stars. The custom drinks and martinis were excellent. Our party of four ordered four different drinks - and then everyone so much loved their choice, we all reordered the exact same drink for round two. I'd give the bar list and bartender 5 stars. We sampled 3 different flatbreads. Two of them lacked flavor, one was not crispy, but very undercooked. I've seen this complaint more than a few times in reviews so it seems like something they'd address. Snack mix was good. Crostini delicious. Salad nice - although one small piece of avocado on what was billed as an avocado and blackberry salad was a disappointment. I'd rate the food 3 stars. Overall we enjoyed the vibe, the drinks and the mellow live music.

I was told by a Muncie native to visit RoHo's, but I was told verbally, so in my brain, it sounded…read morelike rojo's (Spanish plural for red). No, it's RoHo's, as in the first two letters of the owners' names: Rogers and Howell. Clever! When I visited RoHo's, the place was hopping. It was comedy night, and I could barely find a seat. I ended up sitting on a couch with three women I didn't know, but they were people who were beautiful and amazing, and did amazing things in the community. I lucked out! The service here is so efficient and friendly. Despite the crush of people, I managed to get my French 77 quickly. It was well balanced and very tasty, and made me feel so much better about being surrounded by strangers. Mostly, though, RoHo's specializes in martinis. The entrance to RoHo's is unassuming, so you might miss it if you're not looking sharp. So, look sharp!

There's simply nothing like Crafted and Cured. Its home town, Troy, Ohio, is a wonderful place to…read morevisit -- lots of history and lots to see and do. C&C is in a marvelous three-stories-high 1929 art deco building that's been fully restored. C&C's food is great. And their bars offer anything and everything you could imagine. We live in Cincinnati and we're always glad we made the short trip to Crafted & Cured. It's located a few steps from Troy's picturesque town square. Oh, and while you're there be sure to visit the Hayner mansion, now Troy's Civic Center, next door to Miami County's outstanding Court House. On your way home stop by the Marsh Super Market, now a first class liquor store, for a bottle of Hayner Bourbon!

What a great use of space! This was originally a bank and is now a very cool beer and craft…read morecocktail establishment that also serves a variety of creative charcuterie boards to please your taste buds!! The four of us in our group had the best cocktails ever! Tyler ( I hope I remembered his name correctly ) crafted and created some of the best cocktails and we got to watch him in action. This bar was upstairs and the beer taps were downstairs. In the "basement", where the original vault and safe deposit boxes that are open to view and I believe for private dining (?) The atmosphere is relaxed and laidback with some sofas and side chairs, upstairs, or you can choose from a dining table from intimate tables for two or larger groups both upstairs and downstairs. This was a very cool place and I wish other towns and cities across American would follow Crafted and Cured's lead!

Oh my goodness, this British gastropub is the real deal! I quickly checked the Yelp reviews, and…read moremade an evening reservation, not checking what the parking situation was like. Well, my bad - their website includes multiple accessible places to park in and around the village. That said, we got it, and decided to belly up to the bar for a better look at the offerings and the place in general. Matt O was our server. I started with a delicious Scottish Ale, and my companion had a glass of wine. Prices are reasonable. My companion ordered and raved about the Shepherd's Pie. I had Bangers & Mash - sausage (3 pieces) with imported horseradish mustard, mashed potatoes, gravy, delicious baked beans. It went perfectly with my pint! It was a warm afternoon so the glass garage doors were opened wide and folks were eating and drinking outside in the beer garden too. The vibe was loud, lively and very positive. Music was old school British Invasion '60s style. Good times seemed to be had by everyone. We finished with a locally produced Chocolate Rum Cake - it was rum forward and smooth, dark chocolatey! Highly recommended.

My family and I recently visited The Last Queen, and overall, there was a lot to appreciate. The…read morerestaurant does an excellent job creating an authentic British pub experience. The atmosphere was charming, the décor was exactly what we were hoping for, and the menu felt genuinely true to British cuisine rather than a themed interpretation. Unfortunately, our visit took place on a colder day, and the large garage-style door connecting to the outdoor seating area was left open. As a result, the entire restaurant felt quite cold throughout our meal. Since we were dining with our infant son, this made it difficult to fully enjoy the experience and was our biggest disappointment of the evening. In fact, it was cold enough that we kept our coats on throughout dinner, which made it hard to relax and enjoy the atmosphere the restaurant had worked so hard to create. We also ordered the fish and chips. The quality of the fish was very good, and it was clearly prepared with care. However, the portion size left something to be desired. The meal included only one medium-sized piece of fish, which felt small for a dinner entrée, especially considering the price point. While the food itself was enjoyable, we were hoping for a more substantial serving. Despite these issues, The Last Queen delivered on atmosphere, authenticity, and food quality. I would be willing to give it another try, particularly during warmer weather, as I believe the temperature and comfort level had a significant impact on our overall experience.

The Cordial Cork is coming up in my opinion. In the past they struggled with service and food…read moreconsistency, but the last ten times I've been over the last two years, the consistency problems have vanished. Best cocktails in town. Not that there is any real competition. Best wine in town, also, no competition. The menu is enticing, offering real New American recipes. The execution and ingredients aren't all super fresh or fancy, but the fundamentals are there. I'm not a fan of their taco tuesday... just not great tacos. Almost all the apps are great though. The Burgers are fairly good. If i was judging the food quality alone, it'd be like 3 stars. But the menu offerings, the drinks, the atmosphere, and the service are all boosting the overall experience. The atmosphere is lovely in a historic general store with antique shelves and woodwork. Often live piano music on the weekends.

Food & wine choices very good. Our family ordered several items from the B menu and they were all…read morefantastic! Loved the wine & brew choices. Highly recommend. This will easily become one of our go-to restaurants!

the food was great, the atmosphere was friendly and welcoming. Will definitely stop in the next…read moretime we are here in the area.

Went in for breakfast today and had the delicious banana bread French toast! So yummy Food was out…read morehot and quickly and always friendly staff!!

Great steaks superb atmosphere good service. Definitely very good eat restaurant. Highly…read morerecommend it as a hobexoerince itvyourself will be glad you did

One of the more bizarre dining experiences I've had with my wife…read more We had a 7:00 p.m. reservation on a Saturday and were seated promptly. Initially, service was fine. We ordered fried green tomatoes, which were delicious, and both wanted a Sauvignon Blanc with our appetizer. We ordered the only Sauvignon Blanc available by the glass. About 10 minutes later, we were told they were out of it, although another Sauvignon Blanc was available by the bottle. We didn't want a bottle, so my wife ordered the waitress's recommendation of the Pinot Grigio by the glass. I decided I was having steak and ordered a Pinot Noir instead. Another 10 minutes passed. My Pinot arrived, but we were then told they were also out of the Pinot Grigio. At that point, the waitress apologized and offered my wife a complimentary glass of the Sauvignon Blanc normally sold only by the bottle because we'd waited so long and unsuccessfully tried to order two different wines. Eventually her wine arrived and we ordered dinner. My wife ordered the scallops and sweet potato casserole. I ordered the prime rib with mushrooms and roasted potatoes. About 20 minutes later, our food arrived. Mine looked great: prime rib, mushrooms and potatoes. My wife received sweet potato casserole and scalloped potatoes--but no scallops. I asked if we were still waiting on the scallops and was told yes. Since my entire hot dinner was now sitting in front of me, I confirmed again. Yes, they were coming. About 10 minutes later, our waitress returned and apologized. Apparently the scallops had never actually been ordered. She said they would be ready in about five minutes and would be complimentary. So I sat there staring at my dinner, waiting to eat with my wife. Another 15 minutes or so passed before the manager finally brought the scallops. They were good. He apologized and offered me another glass of wine on the house, which I accepted since I'd now spent roughly 25 minutes waiting with my dinner sitting in front of me. We finished irritated, but were still hoping for dessert. We have little kids and only get out together every couple of months, so we were trying to salvage the evening. Instead, we essentially got, "Anything else before you go?" I guess not. Then the bill arrived. Every single thing we'd specifically been told was complimentary was on it. My wife's scalloped potatoes--which she never ordered--were on it. Her Sauvignon Blanc, offered complimentary after they couldn't fulfill either of her first two wine orders, was on it. The scallops, which we were explicitly told were on the house after they forgot to order them, were on it. And the additional glass of wine the manager offered me because I'd spent 25 minutes watching my dinner get cold was on it. At that point I said there were quite a few discrepancies with the bill. Our waitress agreed and said she'd get the manager. She returned without the manager and handed us a revised bill. One glass of wine and the unordered scalloped potatoes had been removed. I never saw the manager again. We never got dessert. We paid and left. That's what made the experience so frustrating. There were things we genuinely liked. The fried green tomatoes were excellent, the food itself was generally good, and our waitress seemed genuinely apologetic. But being out of multiple wines by the glass, forgetting an entrée, bringing a side that wasn't ordered, leaving one person's entire dinner sitting on the table for 25 minutes, offering complimentary items to make up for those mistakes, and then charging us for them anyway is an astonishing series of failures for one dinner. We went out expecting a nice Saturday night together. Instead, the entire evening became an exercise in figuring out what was available, what had actually been ordered, what was still coming, and finally what we were actually supposed to be paying for. Just a really disappointing experience.

I visited Coterie on Saturday, November 15th. The primary reason was to listen to the Straight up…read moreChumps, an alternative rock band. The band was incredible, as expected! The added bonus was the atmosphere, service, food and fun of Coterie Kokomo is a mid-sized city about an hour north of Indy. The venue is a local favorite for music and great burgers. They did not disappoint this out of town visitor! The staff was welcoming. The menu, while limited, had a great variety of sandwiches and salads. I chose the Coterie burger which is served with fries. It was fire . The music venue is next door to the primary bar and is full service for food and drinks. The entire evening was so much fun - I highly recommend Coterie for an evening out!

A great local bar with great burgers. Service is always good. Food is great, even better after a…read morefew drinks ahah. A great spot in downtown Kokomo. Vibes are always good too. The fried pickles were alright, the batter is like a sweet and thick similar to funnel cake. The burger creations are always spot on and delicious. We will be back soon.

Yesterday was the most beautiful warm spring day so my sister, friend, and I went straight to TBA…read moreto enjoy cocktails and apps on the patio. It was heaven. We're lucky that we got there early because it filled up quickly, but the servers were always friendly and quick to check on us or clear our table. I enjoyed the Pimm's Cup, my friend loved her Moscow Mule, and my sister liked her cocktail from the new Spring menu. We also had the whipped spicy feta app and the charcuterie board - both were great.

The Bourbon Affair gave speakeasy, cozy and sophisticated vibes. It was packed when we came in but…read morethe server found us and seated us easily, the great service definitely stood out. It was a little loud for us but the outdoor patio area with the gas fire was perfect, we could still hear the band and it gave us more space. This is a great place to get a night cap like a White Russian, which was sweet and delicious. The friends in the group that knew more about whiskey and bourbon really enjoyed their drinks. I would definitely come here again for a night out!

Once again Yelp led me to the best cocktail bar ever. Wow. Ty r menu was colorful and extremely…read moreinformative with pictures and descriptions. Both the the Fig-get About It and the Bless your Heart were good. They distill their own spirits, make their own shrubs, etc. Douglas the bartender and the other were both great and knowledgeable. They kept an eye out and my water glass never went empty. The atmosphere was cozy- low lighting and a comfy bar chair. The playlist was a mix of late 60s hits that brought back memories. This was a highlight of the trip and I would come here again.

Little distillery and cocktail lounge on the edge of the Oregon district. Good service parking on…read moresite. Their bourbon is 118 proof with a pleasant mild vanilla finish. Their Rye is spicy on the front with a rich rye finish. Give it a few seconds after it goes down to get that rye flavor. Very good cocktail line up offered. Pleasant and cozy atmosphere.