Hopping liitle joint with an eclectic mashup of every day dishes. I had a huge snash buger...I…read morethink called The Good Meal. It was tasty with their special carmelized onions and sauce. The fries are awesome! Service was great!

The inside is very pleasant, I'm sure my poor phone photos will not do it justice. Our server was…read morevery kind and helpful, if a bit slow at checking up on us, but it wasn't an issue. The food. The food is very good. We tried three different wing flavors. The house made buffalo, the Thai chili, and the citrus jerk wings. They fell off the bone and were delicious. I would have to say the best wings I've had, these really did stand out, and would say they are worth trying. They are a bit pricier than other places wings, but the flavor is there. What we really came here for was the burger, we've been trying every place that the Akron Beacon Journal did a tournament for to determine our own favorite, without nostalgia influencing our decisions. The burger was fantastic. The meat is seasoned well and the bread was soft and fluffy. The sauce tasted homemade and unique, but didn't take away from the burger. The pickles on it as well are homemade or made from a company nearby, but they're also very good and different than any you get at the store. I will definitely be back. This was very good on a day where we stopped at 3 places and this happened to be the last.

Off the beaten path. But well worth the trip. Outstanding beer selection, food is really good - had…read morethe Burger (best I have had). Need to try it!

Wow! Everything was killer. Great food, great beer and great service. Killer vibes and the kitchen…read morekilled it.

Lived in the area for a while and have heard all of the great things about Bob's Hamburger…read more Finally had the opportunity to stop in for a Double Mushroom Swiss burger, fries, homemade pickle and vinegar based coleslaw - it was out of this world! The best we've had! Then topped it off with a perfect chocolate shake. Our hostess/waitress was phenomenal, brought our pickle out sliced into 4's so we could share it without needing to ask. This 95 year old business brings you back to a time when food was great and made 4 feet in front of you while still affordable. You won't need a jacket for this place, just enjoy the history of this throwback 'lil diner, their food and we'll see you there!

My how the mighty have fallen. This place used to make the best burgers I've had anywhere hands…read moredown. In the past several years, ownership has changed hands 3-4 times and they've gotten further from what made them so good each time. I visited today and it will be my last attempt. There are several things you can do to ruin a great burger and they seem intent on checking all of the boxes. Weird, grainy and overly sweet "house made" ketchup: Check Oversized bun that is dense and almost stale? Check Horrible locally made pickles? Check Hopping on board with the weird trend of putting some of the condiments on the top bun and some on the bottom bun? Check I could go on, but nothing about the food at this place resembles anything they served during the glory days that allowed them to stay in business for multiple decades. Some people don't understand the concept of "If it ain't broke..". Too many Food Network style ideas with very poor execution. As soon as I saw the word "confit" in the description of today's special burger, I should have turned around and left.

Stopped by for lunch on a Saturday. Partner ordered wings…read moreand I opted for the chicken sandwich. Both were very tasty. The huge portion of fries was too much (but delicious nonetheless!) It's worth noting that they share a space with Magic City Brewing and when walking in, it wasn't immediately clear what we were supposed to do. The only bartender on staff wasn't particularly talkative/welcoming in the sense of explaining what was going on or how things worked ...and the Cult Kitchen staff are behind a window past the bar. (I dont necessarily blame CK for the MCB bartender, but they're choosing to share that space and it's part of the experience so it seems like it's relevant.) We sat down at a booth and realized was a small table sign with a QR code for the food and drink menu. Below the codes is a small line of text that explains to go to the Cult Kitchen window for food and go to the bar for drinks. This isn't necessarily a bad setup, just had to adjust our mindset as it's more casual and in line with a food truck experience. ...like going up to the window more ketchup (it's in little lidded containers) for all those fries ...and cleaning up after yourself, as there is no one busing tables. Again, the food was very good but the overall experience was just lacking. It seems like it could be something really special if the hospitality and service was there!

In Akron for business and used Yelp to help find a place for a meal while in town…read more Be aware you will work a little upon arrival though at check out your are still offered the option to tip. Despite the positioning on their website it's not a traditional sit down place. It's an order window and then they bring food to the table. They share space with the Brewing company so a bottle of soda is what you get from the order window but anything else you go over to order at the bar separately. Two of us went for an early dinner. We opted for pretzel app which were tasty and a very big portion resulting in us not finishing them. I would say that app could easily serve 4. Slider special was tasty but considering the heavy portion of fries not everything on my plate was finished and neither was my coworkers meal. Eyes were bigger than our stomach. Place has about 10 (?) tables/booths and then folks sitting around the bar at the brewery side. I imagine on a popular day of the week (we went mid week before the dinner time rush) it could get crowded and loud. Feel of the place is grunge/biker though clean and well kept and without feeling 'theme restaurant'. I would say it has its only unique personality. Had we been more prepared from the restaurant's website for what the place was we might have more enjoyed things. It's just feels more 'out drinking and getting the nibbles' than a destination meal.

The food is very good and I like it's local sourced but the service staff are the best. They're…read moretimely and friendly and the reason to dine here often.

The only reason this place isn't five stars is because of the long wait times. The food was…read moreexcellent. The fried pickles were some of the best I've ever had. My husband loved his burger and sweet potato fries. I also thought my chicken burger was excellent. We'd definitely return for the food. The unfortunate thing is just how long you have to wait. We ordered our food ~6:35 and we did not receive our main dishes until ~7:20, and it did not seem like we were in the minority or that this was unusual. And after looking at some reviews it seems pretty common for this place, disappointing since the food was so good. We'll definitely be back, but maybe will get there earlier than we think we'll be hungry!

Had high hopes for this place but have to be honest...both BF and I agreed that it's like a 3.5…read more Portions are rather small, prices are high and the wait is long. The menu is very limited and there are so many upcharges. I do appreciate the happy hour pricing on weekends too though. Presentation is nice though. I ordered the confit wings $20 and they were really dry and so very un-confit like. I wanted to try 2 different sauces so the server said I can only do that if I get them on the side. But I know other places have much crunchier, juicier wings even plain. The sauces were just okay. No side of ranch and wish there were some carrots thrown in. Bonus points for having some fun board and card games stocked that you can borrow from the front! That was neat! BF is friends with a worker here and he was great! He was effusive, warm, solicitous and really helpful. If we go back here, it'll be for the brunch since that menu looked more interesting. I've been here in 2024 for The Watson speakeasy as well so very familiar with the area.

4.5 I visited my friend in Cuyahoga Falls and she wanted to take me to Butcher & Sprout. We walked…read morein and were seated right away. I got the white sangria, it was refreshing and citrus-y! My friend got the Farmers Daughter cocktail and she liked it, and said it was strong. We both got the Breakfast Burger + truffle tots w/ Parmesan (instead of fries). The quality of the meat was very good! It was interesting because they automatically cook it medium unless you want something different. I wish I would've asked for medium rare, but I just went with what was the norm. I wish the burger patty had been seasoned more. But other than that, the burger as a whole was really good. The truffle tots were amazing. The server was really attentive and nice. Another server came around to top off our waters. Overall it was a great experience! The restaurant is huge inside, with sleek and bright vibes. They have a big outdoor patio as well.

Nostalgia at its best. There is something deliciously comfortable about their food... family always…read moreenjoys stopping here when we are in the area visiting family.

You will love this style or hate it. Never an in between…read more I love them!!! Very nostalgic, I had these as a kid living in Mentor on the Lake, Ohio as a kid more than 40 years ago.

The beer is awesome. The food is great. Highly recommend. Not sure how much more I can hype this…read moreplace. Awesome staff too? There. That did it. Enough letters finally.

Went here at 5pm on. Saturday to meet some friends for a drink and some food. We each had young…read morechildren. The bar employees were quite rude when we asked for high chairs, snarking they don't have any available here. Looking around there were multiple families who both young children on their laps. Hard pass on this place. Used to be good hangout without kids but we won't be back if they cannot have basic accommodations for families.sad because we like the beers here and food is not terrible for bar food.