Great 1st visit. Pulled pork platter with 2 sides was enough to split. Variety of sauces. Good coleslaw & onion rings. Good brewed ice tea.
Opening in chaos of 2020, they had their act together. Staff took good care of our party of 6. All of us ordered the pecan-encrusted trout & various sides. Corn-risotto & overnight tomatoes very good.
Get the Irish Soda Bread before St. Patrick’s Day & Hot Cross Buns before Easter.
Had tasty pulled pork plate with good Cole slaw & mac-n-cheese & good iced tea. Garlic bread fine, if nothing special. Banana pudding pretty good, tho wife insists should be made with vanilla pudding.
While the rest of Hiram restaurants were slammed, this only had a few diners. Is that good or bad? Food was fine - Philly cheesesteak for me; fish & chips for her. Not bad, good service & no wait.
We’ve been a couple of times for breakfast following morning dr. visits. Pretty good. I had blueberry crunch cakes. Good, but would try something else next time. Wife had maple French toast & liked.
Last year we got Christmas Eve takeout - feed 4 for just a few $ >2 meals. Ordered again this year. They lost the order, despite me making a confirmation call a few days ago. Fixed it, but beware.
Newly discovered, with veteran pics lining the walls & an actual airplane built into decor. I got a good Philly cheesesteak, but side is extra. Go early on Sunday if you want the meat & 3 options.
They make your pie to order as you go down the line. Go without a drink to save a little $. Oven is super hot, so crust can get dark in a hurry.
Lots of history here but also “train fun” for the youngsters. Have taken young grandson twice now & he loves. Recent visit was for Trains, Trains, Trains event in Jan.
We went here a lot years ago & fell away when a new place opened. Just rediscovered a few months ago. Reliably good.
Place has gotten a face lift & overhaul the last year or so & looks good. Pizza good too. Wife likes their wings & Blue Moon on draft. Give it a try & ask for longtime server Sarah.
Classic old theater on the Marietta Square. Check out special movie replays as well as live shows throughout the year.
Dinner was fine & rescued us from a disastrous New Year’s Eve wait at another restaurant we had left, so glad for that. Still, it’s a drive & wasn’t better than several Mexican places closer by.
Good, if not spectacular. We split the 2 fish tacos. Coconut rice a nice change of pace. Charro beans “ok.” 1/2 price Monday margaritas. Bummed @ $3 chips/salsa, but then it IS a tourist area.
We loved everything about Wayside. Kate was great & steered us well. Delish-Depot Burger for me. Yellowfin Tuna tacos for wife. She got a $5 Sunday mimosa & I enjoyed a bourbon mule.
The executive membership pretty much pays for itself in rewards. Good selection, prices & customer policies. Gas prices are great too.
Large selections of - as the name suggests - beer, liquor & wine at decent prices.
1st visit not bad. Good meatloaf with huge serving of fresh broccoli & parmesan potatoes. Daughter really liked her pot roast special & wife said chicken-bleu sandwich was “fine,” if not outstanding.
This place is tucked back in shopping center, but a huge place with old fashioned toys, models, model trains & RC vehicles & more.
Not a place I’d have chosen, but work-event left me pleasantly surprised. Sampled a variety: delicious salmon & bo luc lac “shaking beef” was probably fave. Shrimp/pork roll appetizer also very good.
Good staff. Generally worth a bell ring as you exit. Menu has become quite extensive, but my go-to still the original Arby with potato cakes & tea, but good fountain Coke too, not Freestyle.
