No longer in business. Barely lasted a year. Poor location for a coffee and beer joint. Now it's…read morelocal favorite Mexican restaurant

Yay! A good restaurant near home! I had the broiled walleye...excellent! Partner had the pierogies…read moreand keilbasa, yummy with a delicious lentil and roasted root vegetable soup. Decent local wine at reasonable prices. (Red meat from Dumas.) Comfy environment. Owners on hand to make sure everyone is happy with their meals...Can't beat that.

This place is a low key bar with friendly staff. They have plenty of choices to grab on the menu…read morebut if you want wings.....this is the place!! The wings are huge, crispy, juicy,& oh so yummy! A fun spot to watch football.

The food is good . The bartenders are fun to be around I had a good time the few times I went hereread more

Love this place! We…read morecame in after a number of friends recommended it -- we met the Brewmaster, Jennifer, and her mother, who gave us their recommendations. The beer was AWESOME (we took some growlers home) and the food was great. But you cannot beat the ambiance of this place -- it's awesome to see what they did with an old church. Definitely coming back soon!

Beautiful repurposed church walking distance from downtown Kent. The space was clean and well…read moredecorated with plenty of seating inside and outside on patio. Nice looking bar (where we sat.) Service was excellent and we followed their suggestions for lunch. Delicious food was enjoyed including a tasty charcuterie board and baked soft pretzels. I sampled the Hefeweizen and a saison. Both were solid especially the hef. A good Selig tap handles and some to go packs. They also offer the option to get any of their beers poured from tap into a pint crowler.

Great atmosphere, wonderful customer service and great food!…read more Their drinks are great! Lost Gold is my fave and you have to try the rum punch!

Sandy Springs Brewing Company is a nice local brewery that is great for relaxing and spending time…read morewith friends or family. The environment is welcoming and the arcade next door was fun to explore! The only reason this is not a five star review was because the food was just okay. Overall, I enjoyed myself and would consider stopping by in the future.

This was the first time I had the salmon BLT and I was surprised how good it was. Congrats to the…read morechef!

Food is excellent. Serves comfort foods such as steak,seafood and other delectable menu offerings…read more Their chicken wings WERE outstanding and my husband and I kept going back for them. Suddenly the wings were not available said it was too costly to offer them. We have not been back for a good while would like to go back as they have many delicious entrees! Highly recommend!!

The beer here is legit…read more Driving from new York to Kentucky, and I wanted Pizza Oven pizza, so this little area was my stopping point. Didn't take long to discover there was a brewery nearby, so of course I stopped. Ordered a flight, and each of the four were absolutely delicious. Most breweries have a common flavor, but these four were all different and exceptional. The only problem? It is 8 hours from my home.

I give Aeonian three stars, because it's average in the experiences I've had. My husband would give…read moreit 4-5 stars, so we have had different experiences despite dining together. I do not drink beer, but he does. My first experience at Aeonian was being told they don't have ice and that my water would be lukewarm tap water. That did not go over well. Since that visit, they do have ice which is awesome. On two of my visits, I have ordered different salads. The salads themselves are huge, but the protein on top was not. On my latest visit, I ordered the chicken tenders on top of my salad. It came out with literally what I would say is a single chicken tender. It was honestly ridiculous for a $5 up charge. My family has raved about the fries and burgers though. The service is average. The servers have always been kind, but not always super attentive. The brewery is family friendly and very clean. All of that to say, try it for yourself. We clearly have differing opinions in our house and you may find you enjoy it.

Stopped in on our way elsewhere to wait out a storm. Great service. Everyone is friendly and…read morehelpful. Grabbed the cauliflower wings for a snack. Per the suggestion of our dude, got the dry rub. So good. My guess is everything here is good. You can just tell from the vibe this is a repeat stop for locals.

Great place to have a burger and a brew. Food is great and service is exceptional. A "must try"…read moreplace to go.

the older white male with no hair is a complete and utter rude person . my friend and i tried to…read moreget drinks after the electricity recently went out the last time we went and we couldn't close our tab. So we asked if we could just pay by the drink with our card and NOT open a tab given the electricity went out last week and it took us 3 hours to get our card back. that was a problem for him. he wouldn't allow us to pay per drink. whoever that man/bartender was said that, "would be our last drink there because we weren't willing to leave our tab open", even after i explained to him our experience that happened literally last week. Every time we went there, which has only been four times, there has been issues with power, food, ordering drinks, etc. I don't recommend this place at all. he got a $0.00 tip because of how rude he was and we will never go to this bar again.

Been in service industry for 20 years and I would never knock a business for nothing. But they're…read morestaff is beyond rude. Wouldn't recommend. 2/5.

Talbot's Taproom & Terrace is a local restaurant and bar that has terrific foods, drinks, and…read moreservice...and an atmosphere with colorful artwork and a Bigfoot/Sasquatch/Yeti family! Currently, this restaurant takes reservations only over the telephone, not online. My husband and I ate one lunch here. The seating hostess and waitress served us promptly and politely. The menu listed foods such as wings, crab cakes, salads, sandwiches, bowls, pierogies, tacos, chicken marsala, and salmon and drinks such as wines, cocktails, mocktails, sakes, and beers. Here are my ratings for what we ate: Duck Wontons - 4.5 stars - Wontons contained bacon, duck, onions, garlic, Swiss cheese, and French onion broth. Very flavorful. Deviled Eggs - 4.5 stars - The deviled eggs were filled with avocado, bacon, and tomato slaw. Shoot the Breeze - 4.5 stars - This entree consisted of a 14-ounce ribeye with chimichurri, pickled red onions, potato gnocchi, and garlic alfredo. The ribeye was juicy. The gnocchi were nicely cooked. Chicken and Ribs - 4.5 stars - My husband ate this special of chicken breast, St. Louis ribs, potatoes, and corn on the cob. He said that the grilling gave a better taste and that he enjoyed the Korean BBQ sauce. You're Doing Great - 4.5 stars - This mocktail contained non-alcholic orange aperitivo, lemonade, cherry, cucumber, and soda. The total price for these five menu items plus a soda and tax was $110, plus a tip. After our meal, my husband and I explored the outside. The waitress said that the Yeti father is named Osirus, the mother is Sasha, and they have two children. We also saw a treehouse, teepee, picnic tables, games, and woods.

ABSOLUTE PERFECTION FROM START TO FINISH 10/10!…read more Perfection. Everything about Talbots is absolute perfection. I eat A LOT of food, and one common denominator I see among top-tier restaurants is that the owners and management are a direct reflection of the overall experience, quality, and taste. Talbots is no different. We felt right at home from the moment we walked in. Everyone was so welcoming and friendly, like lifetime friends. Our waitress, Teresa, was fantastic. She passed all the vibe checks and matched our energy immediately, all the signs of a veteran server you want guiding you through one of the best eating experiences of your life. She gave us her recommendations and left us to decide. We knew we were here for the #hashtagyouwont 36oz ribeyes, but we wanted to see what else was recommended since everything looked and sounded amazing. We decided to order a lot of food, almost everything that was recommended. This will be a bit of a long-winded review, but I'm sure the true foodies will appreciate it, so here we go: THE APPETIZERS The Brie: How can brie be so good that it deserves to be talked about first? I have no idea, but it was excellent. The strawberry-jalapeño jam, brie, candied pecans, baby naan, and fruit just worked so well together. An absolute hit. Pork Cheek Tacos: These melted in your mouth and exploded with flavor. They were also a really decent size, we were expecting little bite-sized tacos on a dumpling wrapper, but got two substantial tacos instead which was a pleasant surprise. Naan Bombs: Flat out delicious, and there were enough in the serving for everyone to have a few. Duck Wontons: So unique and flavorful. These were like little empanada explosions of flavor. THE MAIN EVENT: THE 36OZ RIBEYE When I tell you this was a perfect steak, this was a perfect steak. Cooked medium rare, oozing with flavor, and charred to absolute perfection on the outside. That is no easy feat with a cut this size, but somehow Talbot and crew made it seem like a walk in the park. Hidden under the steak, soaking up all the juices, are the house cut fries. I forgot they were even there because of the sheer size of the meat! By the time I discovered them, they were soaked with steak juice, but somehow remained crispy and soggy at the same time. It was brilliant, the fries almost had a poutine like aspect to them. Magnificent, completely unique, and made so much sense. As for the side of corn salad.... absolutely mind blowing. It just looked like corn with some sauce on it, nothing special at all. I am so sorry I underestimated you, Mr. Corn Salad. My God, this stuff was amazing. It didn't make sense to me, but I didn't care, I just kept shoveling it into my mouth. DESSERT We saved room for dessert (of course) and got three: The Chocolate Cake: A plate of pure, chocolaty goodness. Pecan Sweet Potato Pie: Spectacular. Coconut Cream Cheesecake: Wow. I am a sucker for coconut and cream cheese anything, and this checked every single box. THE VERDICT Throughout the night, we watched Talbot go up to each table to check in on everyone, and the chef even came out to talk to us. It was an absolute perfect meal top to bottom, start to finish. You can tell how much this entire establishment cares about what they do, and it is a direct reflection on the food. It's not often I can say a meal is flawless, so I have to give them their flowers in a long well deserved review. Five stars, two thumbs up, and a standing ovation for Talbots Taproom. P.s. Extra kudos for all the cool art and overall atmosphere. There is a ton of stuff to do outside as well but we were there on a chilly night so remained inside. We saw a patio, disc golf, and all sorts of other activities, even a tree house. We can't wait to make the hour trip again and enjoy all they have to offer once summer is in full swing!

Great selection and atmosphere. Nice people with some fine entertainment. Well done!!!read more

Tasted a flight of the five you see in the picture. Lots of potential in this new brewing…read moreoperation. I think they are only available in restaurants and bars right now. I tasted them at Iron Mann in Girard. Shout out to those guys for having this extensive selection, along with great, friendly service I'd say check out 1547 wherever you find them and see how your tastes compare to mine... My impression of the beers (always a subjective matter, of course) went down something like this: 1400 Miles From Home - a Key Lime Sour. Very light sour, to my liking, with all of the flavors in the description working together quite nicely Kolsch - another light version of this style. It is a good summer beer for someone who wants a little more flavor than a Bud/Coors/Miller Ohio Heat Wave - subtle habanero on the back end slowly builds, but that's about the only thing I'm picking up. This is a very light beer Hang 11 - a sweet IPA? The bitterness is as advertised. Would love to know the hops involved. Very drinkable, but don't expect a mouthful of IPA. More like a sweet, session IPA in my opinion Shooktown NE IPA - first taste hit very nice. Like most of them, it tastes very close to the description. No bitterness, but like others on the flight, it's a light version of this style. I'm used to a more potent hit of juice from a NE IPA, it's drinkable for sure