Bring your own snacks. This winery is very different if you like sweet Jammie wines come to Sliver…read moreRun.

Wine is amazing. We're from Northeast Ohio and have had great wines from Lake and Geauga counties…read moreall the way to Niagara on the Lake, Ontario. Excellent service and relaxing atmosphere on the deck. Love it!

Great food, wines are amazing and really friendly owners. Very cute patio with beautiful country…read moresetting !!

The wine was a pleasant surprise. We usually are not fans but this was very drinkable. The owner…read morewas tending the bar and was very pleasant. We will be back to try the food.

Small and intimate vibe. Nice to hang out downtown Akron and to enjoy good quality wines and…read morecocktails.

The first time we visited, they'd run out of clean wine glasses and had to wait for the bartender…read moreto wash them by hand. Yep, a wine bar with not enough glasses. OK, whatever, they were busy. We were overcharged for our wine by a $1, but we let that go. The thing that annoyed me most was that they weren't even serving wine in the right glasses. There are red wine glasses and there are white wine glasses; You're a wine bar - serve it in the proper glass. So maybe it's just that one night when there was a crowd. Sadly, no. Went after work last week and only four other patrons. The three guys hanging out with owner all had red wine in red wine glasses, but the guy next to me got red wine in a white wine glass. So apparently they're just clueless. Or perhaps they were saving all the red wine glasses for friends of the owner. As far as wine selection, thumbs down. Maybe 20 whites, total. There are many, many restaurants with better selections, such as Papa Joe's, the Bistro in Kent, that will even serve your wine in the right wine glass -- imagine that! To be honest, I don't get the sense that they're taking their business seriously, more like, "Hey, let's open a wine bar! We don't know jack about wine or the service industry, but it couldn't possibly be THAT hard, right? We'll print up the wine lists on the home computer and put them in these 3 prong cardboard folders left over from when the kids were in middle school. Piece of cake."

We went around 1PM in the afternoon on a Friday so we were the only people inside. This meant we…read morehad plenty of time to speak with the owner about the wine and what we wanted to try. He also offered information about things to do in the area. I highly recommend the Black Cherry or Blueberry "Whole Vine" for a sweeter drink. There are plenty of options to try there and I really hope you do! This is one place I'm happy to visit again if I return to the area.

Made reservations a week in advance. 2 days before event reservation was not confirmed. This has…read morehappened 3 times over last year. I have been to far better establishments and they have 1 and 2 star reviews. On Google 28 reviews all 5 star, extremely suspicious. Let's see if Yelp removes this review

I love the Tipsy Farmer. Not only do they have a lengthy lists of wine and sangria, their house…read moremade beer is delicious too! The Shiraz is my favorite wine and the Lite beer is delicious!

We love this place! Good wine. Great atmosphere. Wonderful people who own and run it!read more

The pizzas were some of the best in the area! I loved them and will definitely be back for that…read morealone. The meads are good, but less my style. The few drier ones had my interest, but that really only is only about 4 on a long list. If you like sweet drinks, this would be a great place to explore the menu. The renovated church is cool. Very modern and doesn't really feel like a church. It's a huge space. The building itself was a little confusing to navigate. Since it's housed in an old church, it wasn't obvious which entrance to use, and the main doors weren't open. (Answer: The entrance is through the closed patio.) Once inside, there wasn't a host or clear signage explaining whether guests should seat themselves or order at the counter, so we spent a few seconds trying to figure out how everything worked. As someone who appreciates clear direction when visiting a new place, it made for a slightly awkward first impression. The service was fine. This was my first time trying mead, so I was hoping for a little more guidance. The bartender was attentive and made sure we had what we needed, so I wouldn't say the service was bad. However, the experience felt a bit hands-off.

Went to Thursday trivia night. To be honest it was a bit disappointing. It was hard to hear. The…read moregirl running it was kinda not paying attention or so it seemed. And it was difficult to hear her. We got a bit frustrated trying to play. We had a party of 5 including a baby and they were very accommodating. However when trying to pay for the bill I wanted it on 1 check. I physically gave her my credit card to use. She swiped it. And I signed then found out she didn't charge my card it reverted back to the original card. So I had to settle up with the other 2 people to make it right. Just a pain. I couldn't make it clearer on who was paying. Otherwise food still good. Mead is very good. All around ambiance is fun. Still like this place but the trivia night in my mind was a bust. Too difficult to hear and not run very well.

My favorite Northeast Ohio brewery. The brews here speak to me (in a good way). Their summer…read moreBlood Hound Orange Brew is the best around. Plenty more to choose from as well. I recommend the Heaven and Helles Lager It is an unassuming brick factory building filled with beer happiness. We got a little tour of the facilities from their friendly and knowledgeable staff. They sport a sour beer that isn't sour from the yeast strain (think brewed on premises with no cross co tam risk). Very cool artwork and creative labels garnish extra points for them. The Taphouse is big but limited seating.

Folks at bat rude. Busy - very. First words to me were "can't serve you now". Not how you do it…read more Thought I would try here. Staying with Missing Falls - They know how to go it right - yes even when busy.

We hadn't been to Ignite Brewing Company in a couple of years, and I forgot how good their beer is…read more Their Mountain High Hazy IPA is seriously one of my favorite hazy IPAs I've ever had. We also went during their luau event and tried the Hawaiian Punch, which was really good too. They often have live music and food trucks, which makes it a fun place to hang out. The patio is large with plenty of seating, and even when it's busy, they do a great job serving people quickly. Everything is clean, the atmosphere is laid back with a simple aesthetic, and it's just an all-around great place to spend an afternoon or evening. We'll definitely be back.

Got put up in town for a work project and decided to catch a break one evening and check out the…read morelocal Brewery. Loved the atmosphere of the place with plenty of indoor and outdoor (patio) seating and the ladies behind the bar were fantastic with great service! Don't remember the draft I had but it was definitely tasty, I believe it was one of their IPAs (which will most likely always be the case with me ha) - is Ohio not the craft beer capital yet?!