Pizza greasy and lack taste and antipasto salad consisted of lettuce, ham and cheese…read more... Disappointed

My first time at the penny bar and it didn't disappoint! We ordered wings and the flavor we got…read morewere delicious. They should sell their wing sauces. Service was quick and attentive. Parking is a little tricky but its a small town college bar, u It's to be expected. I would come back if ever in the area again.

We enjoyed Pub 20 tasty catering at the Mellon Heritage Veterans Center! Our lunch included:…read more Delicious Summer Fruit Salad Flavorful Homemade Soup of the Day Scrumptious Lobster Rolls Double Fresh Vegetable Plate Homemade Crispy Chips Homemade "Powerful Flavorful" Cheesecake Pub 20 offerings are a slice of food paradise!

Food was great, service was just ok. The ambiance is charming. It has nice deck seating. The people…read moresitting in the bar were having a great time!

Great place!! They welcomed us as D-Day reenactors (first round on the house)…read more Good drinks, Ice-Cold beer, outdoor seating, lots of games. Homey, and not-pretentious. I'll be back there every year

From the owner: BEST BAR/PUB/TAVERN in Conneaut OHIO Sichko's Pub, is a…read morelocal little "dive sportsbar" just minutes away from lake erie, and in the center of all the hot fishing spots, we open at 730am Monday-Friday and 9am on Saturdays/Sundays. Always open till 230am 365 days a year. We have a beautiful concrete patio with corn hole during nice weather, a very nice covered deck area as well for any smokers, open year round. We offer over 70plus liquors and 20+ different beer products. We offer a night club like atmosphere starting Thursdays evening through Saturday night. Tvs all over so you wont miss that football, basketball, baseball or hockey game. We offer select foods, and always welcome others to feel free to order out or bring own food in! We offer coin operated, BOWLING, DARTS, FOOSEBALL and POOL. We offer outdoor cornhole during the warmer weather season on the bottom patio. Follow us on facebook!

Warm, friendly, CHEAP and CHEERFUL.Ideal soundtrack strummin' my life with the playlist...read more

Wow! What a fun night. We are not locals, but we were treated as if we were! The bar guy was on…read morepoint and super nice! The chicken, bacon, ranch quesadilla was the best I have ever had!

What a cool place. Spacious seating so you are not packed in. Huge portions. i had the fish and…read morechips. split them with my wife and left stuffed. we had the goat balls appetizer. all the food was delicious. our waiter was great. attentive without being too pushy. Highly recommend. i will say, it is not cheap. but the portions and quality justify the prices.

While on a 12-day road trip we had decided to stop for lunch. I pulled up Yelp to see what was…read moregood and close and found the skunk and goat. We had our dog with us so we only planted to get carry out, and then we discovered a shaded patio. We decided to stay and eat outside. I was standing at the host stand for quite a while because I hadn't noticed the seat yourself sign. I had also walked in the restaurant and was looking around for any employee - two servers at a table saw me standing there looking confused but then just went right back into the kitchen. When another guest pointed out the sign, I thought well that's great but if we want to sit outside will they ever know we are there. Someone finally returned to the bar and we were able to get a server. We ended up ordering three appetizers - skoat balls, cheese sticks, peach Burrata. All three good. I also ordered a blueberry mint mocktail beer that was actually quite disappointing. It was also quite a charming little town! Would like to go back again sometime, sadly that is unlikely to ever happen.

The Zone, how do I put this? I had fun. That could sum it all up and I could leave it at that,…read morebut I won't. The Zone sits in a strip mall on the outer rim of downtown Erie. In all honesty if you were not looking for this, you would not find it. Walking in it feels like you might be out of place. I kept looking around when I was in here to figure out what exactly was I standing in. It felt familiar, but yet not so much. Until my one friend said that it is like a Ponderosa was turned into a gay club. I think that hits it on the nail. It feels like it was a steakhouse at some point, whether or not it was truly a Ponderosa I can't be sure. But it does have that feel of some type of either buffet or family restaurant that was taken over by rainbows and turned into a dance club. It is kind of vibrant in here. We showed up on a Friday night which is their drag show night. Cover at the door and you walk in and it feels like it is super quiet, that is until you get out of the small corridor. We walked right up to the bar and ordered our drinks. Note: this is a cash only bar, so have some cash with you or hit up an ATM on your way here. The bartenders were amazing and handled the surge of customers throughout the night. Since there was a drag show happening we did not get to participate in any dancing and thus we did not move far from the bar area. That was alright by us, we actually got to see a lot of the ins and outs of this place by just sitting there. There is food available, not sure when the kitchen closes, but they do have menus and you can order throughout the night. On drag nights the bar gets hit at odd times with a surge of customers wanting a refill on their drinks. I might suggest you get two and wait for the crowd to dwindle. To me the mixed drinks felt a little on the small side, but they did the deed. I stuck with a margarita the whole night and it seemed like most people in here did not know what a margarita was. For a strip mall gay club, I definitely have had my ups and downs. But this one was an up, we enjoyed ourselves. As for the reviewer that said this is the "trashiest gay bar" they have ever been to in their life and begs to say that those that read the review "can't tell me they disagree." I disagree, I have been to some trashy gay bars and this does not hold a candle to them. Not a dis, just an observation.

The zone was definitely a place to visit. We visited the eclipse weekend and we just had an amazing…read moretime with our bartender. He gave us a birthday shot for my friends 21st birthday. Beware that it is smoker friendly, but there is pool tables and other activities to keep you entertained as well as karaoke. We did not get any food. I'm not sure if they even had any food and it is a cash only bar.

Had an amazing dinner at Shoreline Bar & Grille. I went with their Blackened Walleye sandwich…read more... It was perfect. Buttery toasted bun. Fish was perfectly cooked. Caper tartar sauce was great. 10/10, probably my favorite thing I ate this weekend while visiting Erie. Also tried the Shrimp & Crab Roll. This was great. Served cold. Good option as well. Overall, great time here. Service was great. Food was amazing. Beer was cold.

Gave it a second chance, and it was much better this time! The fish tacos (mahi mahi fish) were…read morereally good, and the fries were seasoned perfectly. For apps, we tried the guacamole, which was refreshing, but the portion could be larger--it wasn't enough for the amount of chips. There were three of us, and we had to order two servings, and still had chips leftover. Honestly, it's not my number one choice, but it's a decent option for a casual weeknight dinner or apps. Service was impeccable.

We love A Fransico's and I've given it a 5 star review on Google. We went here on Saturday…read morespecifically for Virgil's pizza. They had Gary, the owner of Virgil's, making his pizza and I was very much looking forward to having it again. He had my favorite pizza and I missed having it. So when I heard he was making his pizza again, I booked a reservation. Now, for the record, A. Francisco's is my new favorite pizza, Colin is a pizza genius. But I missed Virgil's, so I ordered my go to pepperoni pizza. I was pretty disappointed. As soon as they put the pizza down, I knew it was different. It didn't look like I knew Virgils to look like. The crust was different. The pepperoni was different... it wasn't Virgil's. I've eaten hundreds of squares. I would get 6 squares and eat them for lunch and want more...this time I ate two... just to be polite. The biggest difference was the dough. It didn't look like Virgil's and it didn't taste close to what Virgil's tasted like. My wife had the house made spaghetti with shrimp and it was very good. The buratta balls were excellent. Those were from A. Francisco's menu and we always have excellent food from here. But for someone who loved Virgil's, this was NOT the Virgil's that I remember and loved. I don't know what happened to his dough, but tonight I'm going to A. Francisco's for my new favorite pizza made by Colin. I'm not a fan of their pepperoni, so I go sausage and arugula. If they ever get the old world pepperoni that curls up, I'll go back to my go to.

My husband and I had a perfectly pleasant experience at A. Francisco's…read more We ordered the burrata bites to start. Crispy on the outside with perfectly melted, gooey cheese inside, and served with a marinara that was flavorful without being overly sweet. For our entrees we tried the OG (added sausage) and the prosciutto e arugula (added mushrooms). Both were delicious, featuring a well-balanced, crispy oven-baked crust that wasn't overly crunchy, elevated by parmesan, red pepper flakes, and a touch of sea salt. I also had an Aperol spritz to drink which was refreshing and perfect. Our server was quick and kind, and the vibe was modern and moody. We definitely see ourselves returning.