Butter cake. Is…read morethere anything else that needs to be spoken?!? Butter cake is a thing my dreams are made of. It is warm. It is a beautiful fluffy texture that is saturated with flavor and absolutely melts in your mouth. This place is a fancy restaurant that we snuck into on a day off. We didn't have reservations but were able to be accommodated quickly without one. The steak was good but not anything I feel like needs to be focused on (I know a steak house) I got the delmonico and honestly I wasn't impressed at all. My partners was delicious though so I think it was just a matter of the cut I got. We got the artichoke dip and it was good too but nothing out of this world. But the butter cake. I would pay $65 for a steak I didn't even finish for that butter cake any day of my life. So yes this is a 5 star review of a place I had average (now my average is likely ground breaking food... I am a true food snob) food at and paid $200 for the meal without alcohol, because of the butter cake. Other notes: our server was awesome too and the ambiance is definitely ON POINT! Really lovely place. Unfortunate my steak wasn't better, but I can see that it's a good place and that dessert is top 3 in my life. Loved it!!!

Last night we visited what is positioned as a local high-end steakhouse for a business dinner…read more Unfortunately, the experience fell far short of what the price point and reputation suggest. The meal started poorly and never really recovered. The lamb chops were undersized for the price, leaving the impression that the plate was built more around presentation than value. The pork belly was especially disappointing. It was so tough it could not be cut cleanly with a knife and had to be pulled apart in layers just to eat it. A salad dressing that was requested never arrived. The entrées were the biggest letdown. Four steaks at the table were overcooked. My $65 Delmonico was particularly disappointing. It looked and tasted like an overcooked pork chop from the 1970s rather than a properly prepared premium steak. At this level, temperature and execution should not be questionable. They should be the baseline. The sides did not help. The steamed vegetables were cooked well past the point of being enjoyable. The yellow squash was so soft and mushy that the only real clue it was squash was the skin. Because this was a business dinner, most of the group simply made the best of it and ate what was served rather than disrupt the evening. But after spending around $500, the disappointment was hard to ignore. A restaurant charging high-end steakhouse prices has to deliver more than a nice room and a premium menu. It has to execute. Based on this experience, we will not be bringing clients or business guests back.

We absolutely loved Sully's Speakeasy! Skip, the bartender…read moreis extremely talented and takes pride in his work. Our drinks were delicious! The ambiance, decor, and overall vibe was a perfect combination for a prohibition era bar.

No signage. Almost secretly located on the 2nd floor above the Barrel Room…read more Amazingly talented bartender who is passionate about his work, even makes his own bitters. Every drink I've tried has been great. This place is Prohibition Era themed and the old building, unique furniture, and music all fits perfectly. Canal Fulton is lucky to have such unique addition.

Ordered this pizza for lunch, which was pretty pricey. Honestly, the food cost on this thing…read moremust've been like three dollars at best. It was a 12 inch type sized pizza with not much to it and I didn't think the taste was unbelievably different or special. Looked like they use sandwich pepperoni, which is just kind ok believe it. This is ordered as a double pepperoni pizza. Probably would never order this again.

I enjoyed one of the daily specials. It was a polenta and shrimp dish with a delicious spicy sauce…read more I also enjoyed a cocktail and the potstickers. The potstickers were ok, nothing special. What really sets this restaurant apart is the service. Kaitlin was our server and she was so gracious and helpful in selecting entrees. We also met her twin sister who works there as well. They are both sweet and kind. We enjoyed being able to communicate in ASL with them. The ambiance is a bit rustic meets artsy meets cabin. It's kind of loud so if you're looking for a quiet spot, this isn't it. But the food is very good. They serve food and drinks on creative tableware and glasses. But it was odd that the flatware was the cheapest kind you can get. All that said, this is a nice dining spot in Wooster if you're in town.

This is the worst "Italian" restaurant I've ever eaten at…read more Who is giving this 5 stars?? It has to be someone's mom. The bread, I will say is 5 stars, it's over five stars. Everything else was downhill. It took us over an hour and a half to get served two side salads, lasagna, spicy penne. The table we were sat at was made up but not wiped. The lasagna was mush,.. the noodles were just mushy globs. Everything was so, so terrible. The penne was actually cooked correctly but it was just one note with the sauce. I am so disappointed. The poor service made it just so much worse. It was very, very loud in the back room. The ladies bathroom needed serviced. It wasn't the worst, but for the price of the food, we deserved more than a McDonald's cleanliness and paper towels in the sink and floors.

Back for the second time. The pizza was good. Flavorful sauce. Had the ice cream at hartzlers the…read moreday before and it's really tasty. Service Was good and I really wanted a shirt one of the waitress was wearing but they didn't have my size! Love the sayings.

Great atmosphere and drinks. Good music on the weekends. Upstairs lounge area is comfortable and…read morechill.

Baxter's Speakeasy was a TOTAL vibe! From the moment we walked in, there was something eye-catching…read moreand beautiful on every wall--seriously, the decor is a masterpiece. The space is filled with amazing art for sale and tons of disco balls, which are completely my style. I couldn't stop taking it all in--I loved every detail! The cocktail we ordered was not only super fun but also absolutely delicious. The bartender was so kind, fun, and really added to the experience. This spot is perfect for a date or a night out with friends. Bonus: I found out there's going to be a DJ every Saturday night for the foreseeable future. If you're looking for a cool, unique place to hang out, Baxter's is definitely worth checking out! There's some pretty cool stuff goin on in Akron

Great service, Great drinks, reasonably priced. Cool place! The ladies behind the bar are artisans.read more

I want to be authentic here. I think there is a lot to be said based on location. For this town,…read morethis place is top tier. My drinks were crafted cocktails. I like the provocative pictures in the bathroom. I also enjoyed the snack mix they brought out. Sat on the couch area and the semi private space felt comfortable and special.

1811 Bar room is a gorgeous speakeasy tucked behind 1811 Home Design boutique in Brecksville…read moreserving incredible hand crafted cocktails! Bartenders Lexi and Aaron were very attentive with excellent recommendations! The drinks are made to order but we always had a drink in our hand! There are a few seats at the bar and about 10 small tables. I would recommend making a reservation but we were lucky enough to walk in! They have some small plates options for grazing. We will absolutely be back! 10/10 highly recommend but secretly want to gatekeep! 7 Bubbles with Empress Indigo Gin Castle and Key Manhattan Espresso Martini Old Fashioned Black Manhattan Roses are Red with Empress Elderflower Rose Gin

Cocktails are amazing, small speakeasy type bar. the attention you receive from the staff is…read moreexcellent, always willing to offer information on drinks, serve small plates. Enjoyable and friendly place. My favorite is the espresso martini, even thou they were all wonderful.

A local treasure. What more can I say?…read more We enjoyed Happy Hour earlier today: Manhattan and sparkling wine!

Ok, this place was amazing!…read more Showed up and it looked closed. Probably intentional. Walk up the back steps, ring the bell, and they'll let you in. Short stroll thru the functioning barber shop and up the stairs. Better figure out how to get in once you get up there! Very original and felt like stepping back in time. Dark, old wood, and classic American furniture set the place back 100 years. Only ordered a beer since I was going to be driving but the bartender was fast and professional. Not a very big location on either floor (2nd and 3rd) but great vibe overall and a great experience. Nice and quiet, very chill environment.