Took my elderly mother there last week for an early dinner. Mom wanted liver and onions. When we…read morewere seated hostess was going to take us to back of restaurant but mom asked if we could sit in the first booth, she huffed and said fine. A man came to pick up a to go order and she berated him for being rude to her on the phone, said she heard him say something before he hung up. Dude looked confused. After he left hostess continued to bitch about the customer to the rest of the servers who were filling condiment cups in front of customers. Both of our dinners we're disgusting. Never going back.

Our first time in and our last. Nice restaurant , food was ok, but our waitress was the most…read moreunfriendly person in town. Food came quickly, it was decent, she finally came back to refill water my husband started to say he wanted dessert, she turned walked away and came back and basically tossed us our check. Told who we thought was the manager about our experience he said "oh she is one of my best waitresses" No can I get you a dessert to go, nothing so I told him if that was the best he has to offer that would our one only time there.

After bailing on the face-diapered virtue signalers across the street at the pho joint I came here…read more I might be missing something but on this dreary day the outside sure doesn't look like much. I am not even sure which exact place I was in (the one downstairs). I first entered the place on the left (unsure it was open) and saw what looked like fancy dining. Departed. Went into the right-side door and down the steps (is this place open?!?). Entered the almost speakeasy-like atmosphere and received a warm greetings from a bald-headed guy (not a slam on the cranium, just to ID him) who may have been the manager. Quickly seated and soon had a big local beer and a GREAT meal. Just looking at these pics is making my mouth water. It was really good. I pledge to return again sometime soon and explore the other dining options ( I see outdoor seating, seafood, etc ). And to sit at the cool bar. I remains a tad unsure which named part I was in but it was a good visit. Thanks

One of favorite places in Wooster. Has the feeling of an English pub…read more You can actually have a conversation which is nice. Servers are the best. I think their burgers are the best in town. Local beers and background music that isn't too loud. Never really had any food that wasn't prepared well.

I was in Wooster for work and wanted to grab a bite to eat, so I checked out the reviews for a few…read morerestaurants in the area. Leroy's stood out from the pack, so I stopped in. This place is definitely a local hangout. Everyone knew each other. The waitress was very friendly and a few folks said hello as they were leaving, so I felt good about my choice. The beers were cold and the food was served hot and fast. My philly sandwich was great, even better considering I was in the middle-of-nowhere, Ohio! Nothing exciting about the chips, but that's ok by me - who doesn't like a classic potato chip? I will say the server that took over at shift change was much less welcoming. Guess she's only friendly to the locals, because she sure was chatty with them. I'd recommend a stop during lunch, but make it quick.

This is the place... Want a great pizza, here's the best…read morelittle unknown place in Wooster

Absolutely my favorite pizza in Wooster. I love toppings and not having to pay extra for 5 toppings…read moreis awesome. However more importantly than the price being right,the flavor is Amazing! Ty for consistently having a great pizza that I can count on!

Pulling up to the building I thought I was going into a biker bar. I was wrong. Walking in, it…read morelooked like the locals were all hanging out at the bar. Sat at a booth and was welcomed by our waitress. Ordered the pretzel sticks. They were garlic flavored and came with what tasted like nacho cheese instead of the beer cheese the menu stated. Kinda disappointed, but got the porker pizza and it did not disappoint. Probably the best pizza I've ever had. They had other items on the menu but I'll have to go back next time I'm in the area.

We had a great dining experience! Eddie was wonderful- thank you! He was quick to answer questions,…read moreresolve concerns, and was witty with our sarcastic comments (we were really craving those Brussels sprouts!) Great atmosphere. Calm, nicely lit steakhouse. Not too crowded or loud. Pork chop was perfectly cooked and seasoned- tasted great. Salmon with quinoa and butternut squash was incredible! And the blondie!! Great little end to our dinner to celebrate our anniversary and my birthday. Overall, great experience and night out. And thank you again to Eddie for adding to our experience!

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.

My Husband has been on the hunt for great wings since we moved here. Their wings are the best that…read morehe has had! Their sweet potato fries are to die for and their bar drinks are just as great!

This restaurant has fantastic dishes! I would come here with my mom a lot whenever I visit her in…read moreWooster. :)

We stopped by for lunch on our way to Amish country because the pictures of the food seemed to have…read morelots of fresh ingredients and it sounded cute. It's a big restaurant off of a country road with plenty of parking. As of two weeks ago they were doing work on the highway that was kind of unpleasant with grated roads and lane closures but it looks like it will be done soon maybe.... Anyway, it's a large space with a gift shop and shabby chic decor that all appeared to be for sale since everything has a price tag on it even in the restaurant. The service was pleasant enough. The menu has fairly straightforward cafe like offerings of sandwiches and salads. I wanted something light so I opted for the cesar salad in spite of my reservations when it said tomatoes and olives were on it. Weird but whatever chicken, lettuce, croutons and cesar dressing still felt on brand so I went for it. This is not a cesar salad. It was a salad with balsamic dressing of some kind, toasted bread with the crust cut off and a cold chicken breast. And, it comes with bread but I was told they didn't have rye so I ended up with sourdough that was also not sourdough and the waitperson didn't bring it until I was mostly through eating my refrigerator cold chicken. Just, yikes. Additionally, I still don't know how there was rye for my sister's sandwich but I wasn't allowed to order it with my food. As for her lunch, the pastrami was fine but with a lackluster amount of meat. The French onion soup was the only thing that felt reasonable with quality and price. All in all, I think the snack bars or even grocery stores in the area/ Amish country appeared to have better offerings. I wouldn't recommend this place for lunch. The gift shop was cute and reasonably priced so maybe check it out for that but that's it.

Always delicious and beautiful setting for lunch. Crowded most of the time so make a reservation…read more The French onion soup is great

Have been here many times. A friend goes here every week & multiple times. She loves the food &…read moredrinks.. I personally only like the mixed drink I always get. The food I have ate here maaaybe 3 times? & every time I'm just disappointed with the food. I had the "cheesy Louisey" the last time & it was disgusting in my opinion.. it says "beer cheese" which I really like the white beer cheeses.. this was the yellow kind? & literally DRENCHED in it.. so much so, it was gross & inedible to me. Boneless Wings are decent, but not great. I always get a "Green Tea Shot" but in a drink, full cup form lol not a shot. & it always yummy. The bar guy is always fun & great! They also have a ducky claw machine, def entertaining. Also a few other games that my kids enjoyed. Outdoor dining but we couldn't order from out there due to staffing issues? Recently. I think it was. So we had to eat inside. I guess you can table sit, order, & THEN take it outside.. is what we were told. But we just didn't. We wanted to fully dine outside. Decent food & experience. I probably wouldn't have came back if it wasn't within walking distance to a hotel & a local friend being a frequent flyer.

Great place with really diverse menu, great local beers on tap and set in a really cool atmosphere…read more We went after a College of Wooster Softball game as the Visiting Team from DePauw with family in tow. Got seated quickly, great atmosphere (friendly & casual without being too loud) and the artifacts on the wall and the story of the Stables all made sense. Food was great (I had the local bison burger) and the service was friendly, efficient and quick. Had a custom Old Fashioned with some local rye whiskey and a local brew. Was a great night! Will definitely be back when we are next in town! Nice surprise for a small college town! Definitely recommend!

Friendly, clean! The spaghetti and meatballs that came with salad and focaccia bread and was…read moredelicious. It arrived with plenty of delicious sauce. The whole table had leftovers to enjoy at home, saving room for dessert. The tiramisu was a perfect end to our meal.

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.

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.