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Ignite Brewing Company

Ignite Brewing Company

4.4
(39 reviews)
6.3 mi
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Ignite Brewing Company is one of my favorite local hangouts. It's owned and operated by kind and…read morecaring people and offers an inclusive space for all. The beer is great and they regularly have beers that give back. Be sure to ask about their charitable efforts, while you are there. They are always "making beer make a difference." The menu always has a wide selection of beers (styles and flavor profiles) and they regularly rotate the selections. I don't prefer IPAs, so I appreciate having a lot of options here even though I regularly lean toward the Blonde Barista. It's so good! They also have an amazing patio, regular events (like live music and fundraisers in addition to the trivia others have already mentioned), and now an assortment of food. I love that the menu includes specialties that can be customized to your liking. It's not often you'll see vegan dog, salad, or nacho options in addition to the more standard hot dog or brat base choices. I also appreciated that you can order with a bun, bunless, or served on a lettuce boat, but we ordered all bun options this time. Anyway, on this day I ordered a Staycation Sunset gose beer and a Heater dog, the messiest of the specialty food options. Thankfully, Ignite had plastic cutlery to help save me from making a spectacle of things. The flavor of The Heater was good - not nearly as spicy as the name might suggest. We ended up staying for awhile, so I ordered The Grand Slam a little later. This one was just as described - a Chicago inspired recipe. I recommend it - unless you are from Chicago and have loyalties to Portillo's or the like. My husband had both The Designated Hitter and The -Dog and really liked both. We love this place and hope you will too!

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?!

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Cult Kitchen

Cult Kitchen

4.5
(33 reviews)
3.4 mi

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.

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