The fish sandwich and the grilled chicken salad were very good. We did take out so the fries were…read moresoggy as one would expect. We had to do take out because, even though they have an outdoor eating area, we were not allowed to use it with our dog.

The perfect no-frills, neighborhood place. Friendly people, lots of screens, and GOOD food…read more We were passing through Youngstown on our way to Wisconsin and needed dinner. Did some research and this looked like a nice spot. I was right! First, this was one of the best burgers I've had in a long time. Nice and thick, perfectly made. I had it with grilled mushrooms, which were excellent. My husband had a burger with the grilled mushrooms and sauteed onions. MMMM! Next, the fries. Wow. Crisp, nicely seasoned, and hot. However, you should skip the fries and get the chips. Oh, baby, these were incredible. House-made, thin, not greasy, crackly crisp. I'd buy a bagful for the road if I could. And served with a little cup of French onion dip. Loved this meal! We'll definitely stop on our annual road trip next year. PS: They also have an outdoor dining space, but we wanted A/C.

If you are looking for a unique menu, this is the place to go. The Cassoulet was fantastic. Duck…read morewith pork belly and sausage. It was such a lovely experience. The ambience was charming. The staff could not do enough for you.

Play 9 or 18 holes of golf on this historic course , then go inside for a nice view of the 9th…read morehole while you have a cold drink!

Slow service but new menu specials are great and a welcome addition! Keep adding maybe a burger!?read more

Nice fun bar/restaurant in Girard. You go downstairs to enter. Along with a good variety of beers…read moreon tap, they also offer a nice selection of appetizers, salads, sandwiches. Our server Carolyn was a lot of fun. On this visit my wife and I had salads, wings and pizza. We enjoyed it all. We're bringing friends with us next time for the Friday fish dinner.

Great food amazing staff perfect place for a great night out! I am a huge fan of this great small…read moretown business

Good food, had the Fish dinner and fries, Plenty enough for two! We'll be back again!read more

Service at the bar was Great from Kaytlin. Jalapeno poppers were delicious as always. It was…read morerelaxing and very bar like inside. The bacon burger was very good. The BC chicken sandwich was not quite as tasty. Redding was thick and Chicken seem to be low quality. Very different from previous experiences.

Good food great atmosphere. Came here before the vampire circus show not crazy busy but we came…read moreearly. Our waiter was James and he took great care of us very attentive. Typical bar type food. We ordered the chicken and greens flatbread and if you like spicy this is the one for you. The pretzel was ok soaks up the alcohol. Great place to hang out if you're in the downtown Youngstown area.

Only here for the 1547 taps. It's worth it. For what it's worth, I review their beers on their…read moreYelp page I've been told by more than one person that the food is good. Service was friendly and very attentive. Great outdoor space, with a stage for live music. I have to assume this would be a fun spot for an evening of sipping and listening with friends. One last thing, don't let the look of the place scare you away. This is a very cool, friendly, inviting place to hang out. I'll be back

First time ordering and I spent over 60.00 as I wanted to sample. Service as I walked in was on…read morepoint. As for the food, from what I tasted and seen on my order is housemade, smash Rodeo is the way to go for me as I cant eat anything mayonaisse related as well as the 'Ranch sauce' That never hit my mind, but other than that only complaint as everything else was fantastic but the 'Rib appetizer' as was not a 1 bit chew it was dry

I want to visit here was very good. There's so much to like about this place…read more The decor was interesting, the people are nice and helpful. The food I had was good. There are a lot of reasons to go back. It was quite a while ago when I was there, so I don't recall too many specifics, but what I'm looking for a place to eat and Youngstown I'm going to think of this place first.

Place was recommended by a friend, so we tried it. Cozy little italian place, very quaint. Service…read morewas good, they were short staffed and they were became very busy around 630 and they had one chef I guess. So, we had a party of 9 and the waitress remembered everything and was super sweet. Pizza was excellent, the shrimp scampi was water and bland. We ordered steaks all of us medium rare. Two steaks were rare, the prime rib was well done and the ribeye was way overcooked. The asparagus looked old and the bottoms were stringy and tough. Those should have been cut off. Sad, but maybe it was a new chef back there. The waitress brought our two new steaks and took it off our bill. She felt bad, maybe we should have ordered more Italian food, but there was no lasagna, no garlic bread, it was sandwich bread. Charging for refills ,, that's in the past! should not have had that on our bill. We may be back when we come to visit. I'm thinking it was just a bad weekend night. Tv's were great and the bathroom was pretty cool.

It was not what I expected but it was nice…read more Nice place to relax and sip a whiskey while viewing the town out the upstairs window.

Fantastic beer list - 14 craft beers from around the country and probably 70 cans/bottles - very…read morevery good list! And very friendly owner and staff. We talked about craft beer from Ohio and Michigan and they knew their stuff.

This classic bar in downtown Youngstown was a great place to grab a couple PBRs on draft. Very…read morefriendly service. TVs to watch your games of choice. Solid selection of beer and drinks. There's no food, so don't go hungry.

Simple hometown bar with affordable drinks, touch tunes, and tables. Nothing special/no frills, but…read moreit's open late & keeps the crowd coming because of it being one of the only spots open on standard days off. Have been here a few times with friends and it's always a good time.

I stopped one night in the Youngstown area and the hotel manager suggested Station Square for…read moredinner. He described it as an Italian restaurant, but that doesn't do it justice. The menu is big, with all the Italian pasta, veal and chicken favorites you could want, but also with an extensive seafood menu, steaks, chops and salads. Station Square is apparently a Youngstown institution as it was celebrating 40 years! The restaurant is incongruously attached to a Super 8 motel, but don't let that throw you. This place is big, but it is well run. The staff is friendly. I sat down and my server appeared promptly and my food came out quickly, even on a busy Friday night. I had the salad of tomatoes and peppers, which is exactly what it was with a little oil and vinegar. Nothing fancy, but good. I had the chicken Parmesan with angel hair pasta. Very good. I finished with a blueberry cheesecake, which was excellent. I also enjoyed a professionally made old fashioned. It all worked for me!

I never like to give a bad rating to a restaurant but in this case, this was one of the worst meals…read moreI've had. The problem is, the place was packed and is clearly a very popular restaurant here. To start, the service was great! Everyone was super friendly and fairly attentive. Moving on to food. We shared two appetizers, peppers in oil and fried Zucchini flowers. The peppers were ok but had just a low quality olive oil that made them seem greasy. I've had fried zucchini flowers many times growing up in an Italian household but these were the worst I've ever had. They were overstuffed, over battered, and again, greasy! Not sure why they offer this dish when you can't taste the flowers at all as they are overpowered by everything else. Next, I had Chicken Marsala. I've had chicken Marsala all over the world, have cooked it many times, and I absolutely love the dish. This version was unlike any other version I've ever had with the addition of a ton of peppers. The chicken was cooked properly but the sauce was gloppy, didn't taste like Marsala, and seemed like it was cooked by someone who doesn't understand that the best Italian dishes should be simple and not "overhanded". The chicken parmigiana was the best meal out of everything they made but unfortunately the spaghetti it came with had waaaaay too much sauce and the parmigiana cheese (which we had to ask for) seemed like the low quality stuff you can buy in a jar at the supermarket. I guess the overall impression was poor quality Italian food made with average quality ingredients. If you like Olive Garden, then you'll probably be happy here as it felt like this restaurant from the food to the decor is stuck in the early 80s. One other note - the prices were very reasonable but as many Italian places in the US are, they don't understand that the main principle of Italian food is high quality ingredients combined with simplicity.