This is a nice local market for a wide variety of seafood. I really enjoy their cooked and peeled…read moreshrimp. They have a very good texture and the price is reasonable. They also have a variety of fresh and frozen fish, including stuffed flounder that is easy to bake and serve at home. The counter staff are friendly and efficient and they also sell batter, fry mix, lemon and cocktail sauce to complete your meal. The one thing I didn't like was their clam chowder, the potatoes were kind of overcooked and the flavor was bland. Overall, I would recommend this market for good seafood selection and freshness.

Our first time! Great service and a great selection of fish. They did not have Maine lobster so we…read morebought South African. Also very sweet. We will be back!

I was an acquaintance of Butch & Dennys back in the 60's. I didn't know they had a bait shop until…read moremy brother told me it was the best bait shop he had ever been to. I lived down the street from them in the 60's and knew them to be very honest guys. I am sure they run their bait shop to the highest quality as well. Hi guys, glad to hear you have a great business. Next time I visit my family I will be sure to come in. Photo of when you knew me and photo of me now. You may remember me.

Butch and Denneys bait shop is not only a bait shop, its much more. They will clean your fish,…read morecurrently $1.25 per pound for perch and 0.60 cents per pound for walleye. If you need to leave it and go back out fishing, they will hang onto your fish for you til your done fishing. This bait shop also has a pretty good selection of food, pop, alcoholic beverages and even brewed coffee. They have a large selection of bait and tackle as well. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The best part is they are open from 5am to 9pm.

Great place to buy meat. Our first visit in June we found friendly, efficient service. Several…read morerecommendations from neighbors turned out to be "on target." This is a meat store that carries a variety of beef and pork packages (with a monthly Wednesday special) at reasonable pricing as well as individual items. They are a butcher shop and do processing in back building.

Great customer service, highly recommend, nice selection. Great location, very easy to find. Thank…read moreyou

I shop K & J House of Meats quite frequently. The other day after spending $50, I asked them if…read morethey could either donate or put up a flyer for a young lady who is in end stage liver failure. The young lady is 14 years old and looking for a donor. It's a matter of life/death for this child. The manager said she would check with corporate. Well, corporate said NO re donation and that's fine. But they also said NO and would not display the flyer!. Ladies and gentlemen I ask you, what harm would it do them to post the flyer? Who knows, it would only take ONE person to see that flyer and be able to be a liver donor. Only a partial liver is needed as the liver regenerates herself. How do you say NO to this little 14 year old girl. I will NEVER, EVER step foot in this store again. I hope Corporate sleeps well. You make me sick.

This butcher is a wonderful resource! Much larger and has a lot more variety than the one in The…read moreAndersons. The people are super helpful, knowledgeable and friendly, and they have a wide selection of interesting and exotic meats (like beef heart! YUM!) Their website is a treasure trove of recipes and advice, along with coupons and weekly email fliers. I love shopping here and I always walk out with more than I need. Their sales can be killer too!

Listen. This is not a convenient store for healthy food. Its a store to pick up some deli items and…read moresome fried food to go. Take yourself to the back for some ethnic foods like chitlins, fried fish, maybe hog moss. Staff is friendly. You may pay a little extra for the convenience and kinda small. Good fried chicken wings, gyro and huge salads. If you are afraid to come down Detroit ave you can pay extra for delivery

You want wings? They have them! Great meat selection too. It's mostly malt liquor, lotto tickets,…read moreand wings fried to perfection. Talk all the trash you want about The Red & White. There is a reason it's a Toledo staple. My husband's grandparents owned it years ago when it was still a REAL grocery store where they had fresh butchered meats and kosher options. Now it's more of a corner store, but it hasn't lost its charm. Is it dirty and run down? YUP! But is it fun to see throw back coolers from the 60s, absolutely.

everything here has been delishious.our favororits are prime rib and walleye. their baked and…read moremashed pots are super good . tartar sauce is fresh and perfectly homemade. they serve i nice, fresh salad without a ton of useless iceberg. serve is prompt and waitstaff is good at slowing them down if you want a slower meal. try the walleye bites on a special summer starter menu.

Love this place!!! Family friendly, great food, outstanding service and reasonable prices. Always a…read morego to for birthdays and anniversaries. Never a bad experience. Thank you Oregon Inn!!!

I recently moved to the area within the last year and a half and had a friend visit from the…read moreCleveland area where I moved from. I wanted to take her to someplace I had not been to and since she enjoys wine as much as I do, I thought Urban Pine Winery might be the place we both would enjoy. With seeing it had an outdoor area and it was a nice evening, I thought this would be the perfect place. We were seated right away outdoors but we sat for 10 minutes before a server even came to our table to take our drink orders. We had reviewed the menu and even selected our meals before the server arrived. The wine we both received was so, so. We order the Enormous Knot which was great. My friend ordered the Pulled Pork Panini and I ordered the Gold Coast Shrimp Tacos. The Pulled Pork Panini, the pork was tender and good but there was no real flavor to it. You should offer a side of BBQ Sauce, or Spicy Mayo or a Brown Grainy Mustard. The Goled Coast Shrimp Tacos had No Feta Cheese on them and lacked flavor also. I will say we enjoyed the Homemade Chips and the Pretzel Knot. I will say we were a little disappointed especially after being to many Wineries in the Cleveland/Akron areas. I will try Urban Pine Winery again, just to give them a 2nd chance but my first impression was not positive.

I can't say I have ever been to a restaurant where I ordered the steak frites and ended up wishing…read moreI had ordered the BLT - but here we are. On a recent drive-through Toledo I found this interesting little winery/restaurant and the menu definitely deserved me and my group paying a visit. My steak was the first to arrive at the table and I have to admit I had trouble identifying what was on top. Was it fresh mozzarella??? Nope. It was several slices of cool, unmelted horseradish herb butter - which sounded great as described on the menu - but was executed poorly. Every bite of steak was like simultaneously taking a bite off of a stick of butter right out of the fridge. The fries were also just meh. It wasn't all bad, though. The Bee.L.T., I must admit, looked amazing! Two people at my table ordered it, and I secretly hoped they would offer to share it with me. It was also beautifully presented. An other person at my table ordered the mushroom miso stroganoff which also looked amazing and which she described as "delightful." The restaurant itself was beautiful, including the outdoor seating and the staff was very friendly and accommodating. Taking into account all the good and all the bad, this was a solid three star experience. I would definitely go back, though, to give them another chance.

So, we used to come here several times a year (special occasions) for 30+ years. Not sure why, but…read moreit seems other restaurants were as good and easier to get to. We haven't been here since my birthday 4 or 5 years ago. Anyway, the ambiance is great. It's not changed since the 80's and it really has that small, intimate, elegant feel that can really make a place special. It's comfortable, clean and very welcoming. Unfortunately, the food can be really hit or miss. When they get the veal piccata right, it's the best in town. That said, sometimes it so tough, it's inedible. When they get really nice, fresh fish, it's amazing. When it's not that great... I guess we all know. Other parts of a great night out are the drinks and the waitstaff. Our waiter (Mr. Ponytail guy) came to our table after a nice, thoughtful delay between arrival and getting settled in. I think he's been there since the place opened so he does know what he's doing. In fact, I've had him in the past and he can do an incredible job (if he wants to). I guess this wasn't the night he wanted to. After going over the specials, none of us ordered a cocktail, which disappointed him. None of us ordered salads or the famous lobster bisque (which we would have if we were asked) and nobody ordered any of the specials. Mr. Ponytail guy made it obvious we were wasting his time and basically chose to neglect us for the rest of the evening. He didn't even bring the entrees out of the kitchen. Another group of folks carried out food out of the kitchen and Mr. ponytail guy did a really lame attempt at serving the plates to us and then briskly walked away. He never came back to check our satisfaction or to see if we wanted anything else. That said, the busboy was ON-IT! My water glass never ran out and there were no lingering dirty plates on the table. Kudos to him! Mr. Ponytail guy could take some lessons in congeniality and graciousness from the busboy. So, I understand that this is a high-end place. the staff really depends on folks ordering drinks, sides and apps, I get it. That said, even with very little effort, Mr. Ponytail guy still made about $10 bucks in tips off of each of us. I guess if serving drinks is so important to this guy, maybe he should look into waiting table at Barbie's Place on Bennet. This seems to be more his caliber. The coup de grace for the evening is the barmaid screwed up my change 3 times. I know, math is hard, but when the bill comes to $60.06 and you give $80.00 in cash, the change should be $19.94. She gave me back $4.06. I informed Mr. Ponytail guy of the error and he brought me another $5.00 bill. Again, math is hard. He also said he never checked the amount of money I gave him to cover my check, so he didn't know what was going on. Way to be a steward of your customer, Mr. Ponytail guy... After being made to feel like totally inadequate plebes that should have supped at the coney island next door, I really doubt we'll ever go back. I do ask Georgio to send Mr. Ponytail guy to congeniality school so he can learn the disappointments of life and how some things just don't go your way. That or let him spend some time washing dishes. Remember, Mr. ponytail guy, you decided to take on the task of waiting tables, and there's absolutely no shame in this. Lord knows, I've done a lot worse for a lot less. Just remember that some of your customers may not have big appetites, consume alcohol, eat fish or have a willingness to be treated like inconvenient morons just because you decided to judge them for not being who you wanted them to be. There are a lot of other high-end places much closer to home that would LOVE to get our money... Oh, 2 stars because the food was OK.

A friend and I have dinner once a month and usually try to go to new places when possible. Both…read morelifetime northwest Ohio residents and we have never been here before. You walk in and it's 1980, and it sure feels it. The hostess was the star staff member of the night. She ended up grabbing our drinks and order. Our waiter dropped off food and dessert but was beyond absent besides that. It was awkward to say the least. The steak we ordered was perfectly cooked. The sides that came with it were bare at best. Your roasted potatoes that come with the meal were only three small ones on the plate. We had such high hopes but this tired joint left much to be desired. Has so much potential though.