Upon walking in, I was immediately taken aback by how beautiful the space is inside. The murals on…read morethe walls are gorgeous, and the light fixtures are fun and unique, giving the whole restaurant an amazing atmosphere. We were seated quickly, and the chips and salsa arrived before we could even get settled. The salsa had great flavor and was a perfect start to the meal. I ordered the frozen margarita mixed with their house-made sangria, and it was incredibly refreshing. For dinner, I got the Vallarta Especial, and it was honestly one of the best I've ever had. The rice and beans were also full of flavor and clearly made with care. We had a fantastic experience, and I'll definitely be coming back!

Funny story. We went to Muchos Buenos by Home Depot. Place was packed. Must be good well we didn't…read morewant to wait 20-30 min. Came here and were so pleased with every aspect of the experience. Food was fantastic and prices were very fair. So glad they were full across the street so we could try this. Place is bigger which is why there were tables. I'm sure both places are great. We loved our meal.

The food here is flavorful. The dumplings, we had the fried or excellent. We tried the white…read morenoodles beef very tasty. And the foul the broth was full flavored. Your service, will be back.

We went for a quick lunch a few weeks ago and were extremely impressed. The service was great as…read morethey were attentive and helpful with recommendations. I had the pho which was so delicious especially for this cooler weather. I would recommend it and the appetizer sampler for 2! Perfect way to try a few new things! There is tons of seating inside, with a large bar as well.

In the Weeds provided a special venue for my parent's 60th wedding anniversary. The owner and staff…read morewere very accommodating during planning and the result came out superb! We started with a delicious array of appetizers and later sat down to a plated meal. First salad then preordered main course. We provided guests with 4 options in advance (steak, chicken, salmon and pasta). Everyone seemed to enjoy their meals. Finished up with dessert. Assortment provided by In the Weeds and they allowed us to bring in a special cake. Lastly, In the Weeds also provided expertly arranged flowers that matched our color palette perfectly. The evening truly embodied a celebration worthy of a 60th anniversary!

I stopped in on a Monday evening about 8pm. The place was practically empty. Here's the meh, bad…read moreand the ugly... The booth I sat in was ran down, you shouldn't sink into the booths when you find that perfect "@ss spot" being used for over 5 years. (Pet peeve of mines, this is why I hate booths). The menu is sort of all over the place with no cohesiveness. The price points for the quality and quantity is off for me, way off. I wanted the wedge salad but was told they have no ranch... "how don't you have ranch" I ordered the chicken piccata, it was nothing to write home about. Strike two when the waiter asked did I "need any salt and pepper, hot sauce". (Eyebrow raise, hot sauce!?!?) They warmed the frozen chicken breast up nice. The sauce was good but a burnt flavor lingered. Not sure if it was the sauce or the burnt vegetables. The mashed potatoes were congealed and flavorless. After I found a dime sized black flat ball of something in the mashed potatoes I had enough. I looked at all the beautiful dishes on yelp before I came here. ***WARNING*** if you don't see good pics and reviews within 10 months or so old, DONT DO IT! I can imagine the locals are helping to keep this place alive...

Incredible smoked wings. Great prices. Good beer selection…read more The smoked wings here are great! They had a special on 8 wings and some fries. I asked for the wings crispy and they didn't disappoint. The spicy garlic Parmesan is the way to go. Fries were fresh cut. The server was nice and the service was fast. I'll definitely be back. Check this place out.

Went in here a couple years back, no grill, so I figured it was a punch palace. Shot and a beer and…read morea fight with some daily patron. Saw they were advertising food, gave them a shot. Easily 4 stars. To be honest, their pizza reminded me of the old family pizza bar where Christie's sits now. Barkeep kept place flowing, by herself, easily 20 people in the joint. Reminded me of Caddyshack, so convenient, my new go to. Props!

Delicious! Never disappointed. Spring rolls were yummy as…read morewell as the Thom Yum Soup. Really enjoyed the Panang Curry as well as the Pad Woon Sen. Only thing the food is served in paper bowls.

Something has changed. Larb had always been a great option for Thai Food…read more No table service. Food delivered to the table in cardboard. The kitchen has lost its love for cooking. No longer has the depth of flavors they used to produce. The only plus was the cocktails were good. Hope they get back to where they started or they will fail.

The best part of our visit was our hostess/server she was very nice. I love my burger well done and…read moreabsolutely no pink. I stressed that to our server and it came back a little pink. My husband's food he said was ok. The people with us enjoyed their food, they actually suggested this place. I do know people who absolutely swear by the pizza, they rave about it. Unfortunately I was unable to try due to food allergies. It's a nice place otherwise. I will update my review for sure if we decide to try again.

Fosters Tavern is a local favorite serving delicious burgers, pizzas and brews! We stopped by for a…read morequick lunch and grabbed a spot at the bar before they started filling up! Our food was cooked perfectly and tasted great. Make sure to save room for dessert! Highly recommend the nostalgic whoopie pies! Multiple seating options available. Parking available in the gravel lot. Espresso Martini Rhinegeist Truth Half Pounder Burger Patty Melt Chocolate Peanut Butter Whoopie Moon Pie

The heart of Market 42 is McGinty's! Great drinks and super super cheap prices. If you're going on…read morea Saturday stroll in the market, why not get a pint with your walk. Super friendly staff who are extremely welcoming staff. We were grateful to have Megan as our bartender who was such a delight, so welcoming, knowledgeable and personable. Very casual atmosphere. I'll be back to the market and McGinty's is my first stop.

The bartender was nice so she gets a star. Place gross and dirty. Had a couple sips of my pint of…read moreBluemoon from the tap. It tasted and smelled yucky. Spent five minutes in there and left. Bummer.

I recently called to speak to a Manager regarding some bad service over the weekend and when I…read morecalled and asked for a Manager, the woman replied "there is no Manager". I asked for the owner and she honestly said "the owner wouldnt want to speak to you." This is the most poorly run business in all of Northeast Ohio. They truly dont understand what bad reviews can do and this woman that I spoke to was about as rude as you could possibly speak to anyone. Stay away from this place unless you prefer to be treated like a peasant.

First time here and Sammy was our server. She was fabulous. Very friendly and attentive. It was a…read moreFriday night and quite busy. Nice atmosphere with plenty of tvs Even and outdoor patio Wings were good. Hot garlic. Not hot really but tasty Appetizer platter. Potato skins pickles and ruben bites. Very tasty. We will be back.

potential fraud happening here, went out on a weekend night had had 4 drinks split between me and…read moremy friend I paid for them all totaling $21, the same night I had another $36 charge from here. the total now being $57 for 4 drinks, and then yesterday being Tuesday was charged $9 from here again. Would only bring cash or just don't go

The Martyred Slaves of Time…read more It was our wedding anniversary. Time to break the decade-long suspense: "Strap it on, Darlin', we're headin' to the Roost!" Somewhere back in the mists of architectural time, some cinder-block builder wandered the state, stacking block, carrying hod, and built a whole bunch of bunkers. I mean bars. Each one situated at a crossroad, each angled to face, exactly, that crossroad. Genius? Or merely a stab at defying the soul-crushing monotony that is masonry? No matter, the Roost is bunker on the outside, 1950's rumpus room on the inside. Six guys sitting on one side of the bar, doing the round-robin smoking outside routine, like watching birds on the feeder, taking their turns. Younger bartender, full of charm if not grace. Old coot at the corner of the bar. (Another old coot, as I was there, too.) Each tavern comes with that one guy, who does the odd fix-em-up work around the joint for a couple free snorts. This was that guy. I wanted to ask him SO many things: How the years impartially grind you down, like a water-driven millstone, until you're nothing but bone-dust; how the half-century of guzzling Old Overholt leaves you literally perforated and yet you continue to spend your days filtering hootch through your liver; how in the end time crushes us all, rich or poor, farmer or king. Instead, I nodded and grunted, which is all you should ever do, your first time at the Roost. Which may be my last time at the Roost. Here's why this place gets four stars: You know it ain't elegant. Hell, it really ain't even that civilized. But what you want is a shot? A beer? Maybe some remote chance at illicit romance, whether inter- or intra-species? This is your place. They don't pretend. On any level. They know what you want. Cheap drunk. Dark, hence the bunker. No hassles. This is the kind of place where, if you were willing to look closely enough and had a keen eye, you might see how the edge of the bar had been diminished, ever so slightly, warn down by three generations of beer guts. Now that is something. Huh? Yeah, at least there's that. "Always be drunk. That's it! The great imperative! In order not to feel Time's horrid fardel bruise your shoulders, grinding you into the earth, Get drunk and stay that way. On what? On wine, poetry, virtue, whatever. But get drunk. And if you sometimes happen to wake up on the porches of a palace, in the green grass of a ditch, in the dismal loneliness of your own room, your drunkenness gone or disappearing, ask the wind, the wave, the star, the bird, the clock, ask everything that flees, everything that groans or rolls or sings, everything that speaks, ask what time it is; and the wind, the wave, the star, the bird, the clock will answer you: "Time to get drunk! Don't be martyred slaves of Time, Get drunk! Stay drunk! On wine, virtue, poetry, whatever!" -- "Big Chuck" Baudelaire

this place is disgusting !!!!!! drunken off duty cops hang out and harrass the patrons ( even go to…read morejail ) .... the wait staff is terrible i've seen a blind one arm monkey move faster and give better service !!!!!! overall this place gets an f+ ....