From Churches, KFC, Dave's Hot and Raising Cane's, to that awesome little shop inside of Seaway…read moremarket - there are a LOT of fried chicken choices in Toledo. And while this particular Savvy Sliders is welcomed based on its convenient location, really friendly service, and super clean interior, the food is pretty mid. The "spicy" chicken, while tasty, had little to no heat. The fries were undercooked and limp, and the "Texas toast" was just a grilled 1/2 of a dried hoagie bun. That said, I've never had a cheese curd I didn't love, so those get a pass! Long story short, Savvy Sliders is an excellent choice if you can't easily get to one of the multitudes of other (better) fried chicken options in the area.

Excellent service! The food was hot and delicious. I ordered 3 different sliders. They are a lot…read morebigger than I anticipated so the money is worth it! We will be back!

Service was good, food, delicious as always. This place has been consistent ever since it first…read moreopened. Staff is very friendly and welcoming. Wish there were more of these around.

Was it worth $11.29 for a small smoked turkey breast sandwich and mac & cheese meal? Honestly…read more.. no. I originally stopped in thinking this might be more of a coffee shop so I could grab a snack and coffee while pumping gas--kill two birds with one stone. From the outside--and even inside--it's aesthetically appealing and looks like a great spot. But the experience didn't quite match that first impression. The food itself didn't hit the mark in the taste factor--nothing terrible, just not memorable or worth the price in my opinion. That said, I'm open to trying other menu items because maybe I just didn't order the right thing. Customer service was pretty average--nothing to complain about, but nothing that stood out either. Overall, it didn't hit the mark this time, but I'd consider giving it another shot.

OK, I don't want to come off in this review, sounding like I didn't understand the business model…read moreor proof-of-concept of Mr.Beast Burger. My children pleaded with me to order it, namely because of the assumption that their affection for this YouTube philanthropist would easily carry over into the fast food burger realm. Unfortunately, it did not. I have already read many reviews complaining that the food was cold, which I feel is a tad bit unfair considering Mr. Beast exists solely as a delivery food option. It's like 12° out, and the food is delivered almost 20 minutes away. Of course, it's going to be cold. So the luke warm to frigid temperature of my family's burgers tonight were certainly not the criteria I am using to judge. For those who are unaware, Mr.Beast Burger relies on other restauranteurs To make their food and door delivery services for the rest. In theory, it's genius. This YouTube sensation gets to label-slap his name and brand on a simple burger recipe all across the country and has built-in promotion from the 55 million followers he has online. So, if you are a Toledoan hoping to find a brick and mortar MrBeast restaurant to visit, of course, you will not find one. The delivery time for door dash was pretty decent, nearing 30 minutes. As soon as we opened the paper bag - if he came pretty evident that this online business exist in reality, only in the form of a digital recipe alongside massive rolls of MrBeast stickers given to local employees to stick on generic wrapping and generic bags to give the illusion of a franchise. Regardless, the true testament was the food. Aside from the temperature as previously mentioned, the Mr. beast burger was decently pleasant, with a mixture of Beef patties, American cheese, ketchup, mayo, pickles, and brown mustard, all rammed between soft buns. The pictures on the menu, of course look delightful. I expected the real thing to look like a squished mess, but it even looked less desirable than I imagined. Luckily, the taste of it was pretty acceptable. Scoring no higher than a 7 on a scale of 1 to 10, the Beast burger was definitely appetizing, despite its poor appearance. However, that's where the niceties stop. My son had the Chris burger, which was advertised to include bacon and french fries squashed atop a burger patty. But he found the bacon to be excessively chewy and almost under cooked. His patties were thinner and were much more overcooked and tough than the beast burger. The fries were the worst. Not only did they suffer the most from the chill weather outside, making them not even remotely warm, but many of the fries seemed completely under cooked. Almost like they were slivers of frozen potato. In conclusion, if Mr. Beast Burger existed as a brick and mortar restaurant that I could visit in the summer, guaranteeing a piping hot plate that could be easily returned if undercooked, then this YouTube-turned-burger sensation would earn at least a moderately respectable review in my mind. But considering it's status as delivery-only, I highly forewarn Toledoans from rolling the dice on a risky concept that banks its success on pre-existing marketing from a world dependent on social media than on the quality of it's food and service.

I use to always get Mr beast when I worked in bowling green and I loved it it was amazing the best…read moreburger around, but not from the Toledo one sadly, I ordered from the Toledo Mrbeast and they sent me 4 burgers I only ordered two, the patty's, where dry, the buns where hard, there was almost nothing on the burger I wanted I even ordered extra sauce idk why this one was so much worse then the other one but it definitely disappointed me............... I would rather drive the 45 min one to bowling green for there's then ever eat from this one again........and it really disappoints me that I paid 50 bucks with delivery for such a horrible meal that I didn't even end up eating.

On first time frying Dave's and was out in Toledo. I'm down…read more So down. Their medium dust was a good mix of heat and sweet. Price point was good and generally impressed. Food 5:5 Can't comment on the service or resto once this was a door dash

Amazing service. amazing food. amazing restaurant. I HIGHLYYYY recommend the mozzarella sticks and…read morethe mac & cheese slider!

So, Kengo Kato (Papa Kato's son) has ventured into, what I would call, "fast food?" So it would…read moreseem. And, as you should expect, the results are excellent! Looking for Japanese fried chicken (Karaage) in Downtown Toledo at 11:30 pm? THIS is where you'll find it. And it's good. Japanese fried chicken is a lot like American fried chicken, but the batter is a little different. The dipping sauces are similar to American sauces, but, they are a little different. Different is good. You can get said chicken in the form of wings, chunks, 1/2 a bird, or, in a donburi bowl. The menu also has some American (fries, coleslaw) and Asian (kimchi, edamame) sides. Mochi for dessert? You bet. Drinks? Pop, beer, etc, and sake! Service? The service was very friendly, fast, and accurate. Tommy and Sam run the place when the Main Man is elsewhere. They do a great job overseeing the service and the cooking. The atmosphere is similar to Kengo's other places on the same street. Intimate with bare brick walls. Seating is designed more for quick service and higher throughput. There are a few tables, but most people sit at one of two bars. Great music (Beastie boys and Tupac playing overhead, but not too loud). 4 stars for the food, and one more for being open late! 5 stars!

4-10-2026 Enjoyed our meal, esp the half chicken that…read moremanaged to be juicy AND crispy. The fries were also very good as well as the mochi ice cream. Service was quick and friendly. Only down side was the inebriated woman at the bar who wouldn't stop talking to us, but really nothing could be done about that.

Our server was Ja' Nessa and she was an absolute peach. She tended to our needs and answered all of…read moreour questions. The food was very good! The pirogies were so tasty! I loved the paprika and sour cream sauce. I ordered the roast beef sliders with the horseradish aioli on the side. They were amazing! I wish I could cook roast beef like these sliders. (I learned about the sliders on their website promotions page.) My husband had the Classic Hot dog with macaroni and cheese. He ate every bite! We ordered the Lemon Strudel with ice cream for dessert. I loved the signed buns hanging on the walls. Fun decor! I am glad that I was able to come here for the very first time.

back up north to sit and visit with my cousin whom I haven't seen in far too long. she has a place…read moreon the lake by the yacht club but is having work done inside so this was convenient. the original Tony Packo's: hungarian before anyone knew what hangry was. there's a gift shop and some M*A*S*H stuff and some tourist traffic but mostly it's me and the locals supporting local business. Lauri laughs when I say it smells like Ohio when walking in; woody and old and alive in all its dim lighting and kitsch. tables are nice for groups but it's just us so we sit at the bar and we get a Packo's Feast plus an extra cabbage roll - we're here catching up so 'food' was more of a place for meeting than a reason, but get an extra cabbage just the same. hand rolled seasonal beefs and porks and rice wrapped in cabbages and simmered in a thick tomatoey sauce, plated lightly sauced with hot pickles on the side - man these are good. the hot dogs are more like smoke sausage than weiners and split because that's how it's done; plus onions, kraut, and yellow mustard (just like god intended) under a generous slather of dog sauce plus hot pickles on the side. cup of chili comes with an equal amount of baby oyster crackers in second a bowl. now i shall spend the afternoon musing on a simpler place in time. the last law of thermodynamics states that food is cold at the same temperature where beer is warm. but good food will still be good at room temperature or even out of the fridge (a few items test the hypothesis but don't break it) so sit and talk and listen, the food will still be there and still be good...

Never thought I would find anything better than chick-fil-A…read more From the fries to the chunk sauce and everything in between.... yum! The service is self-order at a kiosk and the ambiance is cool.

I did an order online on the 15th of June, to be picked up at 12:30 on the 17th. It was kind of a…read morelarge order. I got email notification that it was received, and another one day of. I came in on the 17th approximately 5 minutes ahead of schedule. Every thing was packed (very well) and waiting for me. I had a little bit of a drive to get to my destination. When I got there, everything that I had ordered was in the bag, including napkins and utensils. It was still warm, and was delicious! Chicken chunks with several sauces, mac and cheese (creamy, not gloppy stuck together), salads with dressings and brownies. Enough food for 5 people and right around the $100 mark. I most certainly will be ordering again!

I've eaten here a few times, and I ordered a catering order for a group of 12. Every order was…read moredelicious, the food was plentiful, and the service was excellent. The owner takes a personal interest in assuring you are satisfied, and it shows. On the catering order, especially, he made sure that everything was right. All my guests loved the food. Can't believe I didn't post a review before now!

Skip this place the food is okay but it is not fresh…read more I have not been sick or had tummy issues in atleast 10 years or maybe longer. But after eating here I was in the bathroom all night. The wrap was stale and kept falling apart on me when I tried to eat - not in a good way. And the chicken tasted stale. Can only cover up old and stale with so much sauce. When I asked the register girl what she liked she didn't give ma straight answer - now I know why the food is old. Do not go to this place - you may get sick. Check out my other reviews - I am not being critical to be mean. I really want places like this to succeed but not if they are going to cut corners

First time trying this location. The chicken was fresh, hot…read moreand juicy. The fries were hot and crispy maybe a little extra salty. The sauce was even good today. On this experience at this time they earned my praise.

A group of 12 of us came to have lunch here today. One of our people had allergies to peanuts and…read morewe asked the cashier and manager if their Oil has Pnut in it based on our research on Canes website and a third-party website it says they use soybean oil. The manager said no today we are not. It's a blend and he couldn't guarantee that we could it would be able to consume the food for one person in our party. We did stay, however the food came out fast. Everything was hot and accurate. It was just disappointing that we did the research and we had to go somewhere else and have our friend eat at a different restaurant even though the website says you do not use peanut oil in your preparation. The ice machine handle came off of our off of the ice machine and we were not able to get ice after that. We had to take all 12 cups up to the counter and get ice for them to fill it. Service was great. The team was very friendly and professional however it was very uneventful that we had to have one person go to a different restaurant because of the lack of company policy being followed as listed on your website.

Toledo comfort food. Love their dogs and the sauce. It's a…read morehot dog place with a burger and a few other options. But get a hot dog, they never disappoint. The home fries are delicious. Friendly service although they could use a good refresh and a cleaner vibe.

Need to close the Monroe st location. Terrible service. 20 mins to get a quart of chili and fries…read more No manager there at 7 pm this last Wednesday. Just kids running. What happened to the real good Rudy's. So sad that there service and I has gone to the dogs.