Nice neighborhood place. The food is always good. They have great specials. And the owner is…read morevery nice. It's my go to spot.

Went in here a couple years back, no grill, so I figured it was a punch palace. Shot and a beer and…read morea fight with some daily patron. Saw they were advertising food, gave them a shot. Easily 4 stars. To be honest, their pizza reminded me of the old family pizza bar where Christie's sits now. Barkeep kept place flowing, by herself, easily 20 people in the joint. Reminded me of Caddyshack, so convenient, my new go to. Props!

Laid back sports bar with a neighborhood vibe. Good selection of beers. Nice sized patio. Parking…read morelot is a little rough. Good place to grab a beer in Brunswick.

Sidelines is a good, local bar with a relaxed vibe. We stopped in for the lent menu and enjoyed…read moremussels in Yuengling sauce, breaded shrimp, and a huge Lake Erie monster sandwich. Food was solid and drinks were well priced. The mussels came in a Yuengling pitcher which was a cute touch but did make it a bit difficult to fish the mussels out.

Good food, fast polite service. All kinds of places to sit. Looks like they have a nice patio too…read more Reasonable prices.

The Gyros and fries are amazing, they make their own tzatziki and it's delicious!! Don't let this…read moreplace fool you!

I LOVE this business! I visited one of their other locations a year or so ago, and when I saw this…read moreone when I was at (Scene 75 next door) with my family, I gave the kids passes to play games and went to the Lizard! I met some other Dads that also ditched Scene 75; all were happy with their decision. I had a Jerk Chicken sandwich and swapped in some fantastic onion rings. And of course, like the last time I was at their other establishment, I ordered a side of "Fire In The Hole" sauce to dip on. My god, I LOVE that sauce. And, wow, it is HOT! Legit, not for the faint of heart, enjoy the sweat, impeccable, I love it. They also have a ton of beers on tap. Make sure you check the menu as they have a few large beers on special pending days; great prices. Can't wait to visit again!

Awesome! I've been…read moreto many Winking Lizards across Ohio and I'm not surprised why this place is busy. This place has quick service, good food and friendly staff. The guy that helped us was so awesome, made me feel like a regular for being my first time here. The food is good, portions are big and it came out at a reasonable time. Highly recommend this place!

I recently called to speak to a Manager regarding some bad service over the weekend and when I…read morecalled and asked for a Manager, the woman replied "there is no Manager". I asked for the owner and she honestly said "the owner wouldnt want to speak to you." This is the most poorly run business in all of Northeast Ohio. They truly dont understand what bad reviews can do and this woman that I spoke to was about as rude as you could possibly speak to anyone. Stay away from this place unless you prefer to be treated like a peasant.

My 25/26 year old friends and I, who grew up in Brunswick, were back in town visiting family for…read moreEaster. We got DENIED drinks at Manzo's after showing our LEGIT IDs because they were from "all different states". We were obviously confused and tried to have a conversation about it but were told we were being too aggressive (we were sober and immediately put on the defense). They refused to scan them or give us any real evidence as to why they couldn't serve us. We were actually shooed out (yes shooed with the hand motion) after trying to reason with the bartenders. Absolutely BAFFLED. I have never heard of such a thing. Would love to get a response from manzos about this (ask the girl with the eyeliner and/or the red head who were working on Easter eve).

walked in empty maybe 2 people...waitresses were dressed well let's say i wouldn't bring family or…read morechildren theres(aka Hooters wanna bes) oh and little kids were there poor kids then all waiteresses / bartenders went into back room Bar was unattended for at least 25 minutes people coming in looking around like where's the bartenders.. way way to hot in there but most likely cuz waitresses were all hanging out if you get my drift

First impressions matter, and for me it was not the best first impression…read more Our waitress was nice but she was not very attentive... she also served us "tall" beers but gave us one regular size and then we got a tall beer... but charged us for two tall beers... then served nachos which were decent except that the pickled jalapeños were not prepped correctly causing myself to have a really bad reaction to it the next day. You guys have to wash them pickled jalepenos after you take them out of the can (assuming is was out of a can) ... BUT (and a strong "but" at that) the grilled chicken sandwich was actually decent. The food was good. I think maybe more attentiveness would suffice. And the manager there was not at all welcoming... told a buddy of mine that he can't serve him a drink but yet you're the manager? A good manager can do it all... and should be going around checking on tables and working the crowd... some of the best service comes when a manager gets involved with the customers and makes them feel wanted to be in their establishment... I get it if you can't cause it's too busy but trust me when I say it was not busy... it was a Friday night and the gym next door had more customers than this place. To top off the night my buddy ordered wings and took forever to get them, they were cold and had to have them get redone. Doesn't look good. The details matter. But it's ok I won't be going back to this place any time soon anyway. Appreciate the cleanse I got the next day! And the place is not bad as far as the tvs, the ambiance of the place really works well. Got pool tables and dart boards and huge tvs. Not bad.

Went to Panini's after calling ahead to check on gluten-free options, since I wasn't familiar with…read morethe restaurant or the area. The staff was friendly and confirmed they offer both gluten-free bread and gluten-free pizza, which was a great start. I ordered their famous sandwich italian style on the gluten-free bread, and it was absolutely delicious. My only complaint is that the gluten-free bread crumbled a bit, which made it a little messy to eat. They had quite a few TVs to watch the Cavs, which was a surprise as my nephew was performing at pregame. Ambience was a hit for that alone. Recommend for a casual bite and watching games.

I ordered a crispy buffalo wrap and onion rings to go. What I got was o ion rings that were double…read moreor triple cooked. The onions were dried up to the point of no return. What a disappointment. When you order to go you don't know what your food looks like until you get it home, or if you even have the correct order. I will not be eating there again.

I've been to many Irish places in my life but this isn't that. If anything it's Irish themed…read moreAmerican bar food. Light on the stews, the coddles and the fish and seafood and catering heavy to American burger cuisine was a large mark against this local favorite. True to a pub it is packed with tv's, sensory occupying noise and beer, but themed restaurants are always downhill once they deviate from the theme. We enjoyed the burgers which were well cooked despite being smothered by too much house mystery sauce, enjoyed a pretzel and had absolutely phenomenal waitress cater to our needs but the ultimate reason we went was for Irish American cuisine and it was rather flat. 2 stars for the service as it was amazing.

Went here cause they had a lunch special. Went in at 11:05…read moreand it was already busy. Took awhile for our food and waitress had forgotten our drinks but everything was good. We both got the chicken wrap but swapped out the buffalo sauce. I had Mac n cheese that was delicious.

So, we went to Tlaquepaque for lunch on a Saturday with six adults and three kids. We were all…read morevery happy with our meal. I don't have pictures of all the food. We enjoyed cheese burritos, taco salad, kid's pizza with fries (seriously! Two kids ordered pizza!) , kids cheese quesadilla with fries, chimichanga, seafood Molcajete ... super fabulous! The service was amazing. Beverages were attended to promptly. When one of the kids asked for a refill on their chocolate milk, the waitress made sure to check with Mom first. The restaurant and washrooms were clean. The restaurant is very nice. The staff was dismantling the Christmas decorations, which kept the kids entertained.

Pretty close to 5 stars. All we had was fajitas. Everything was pretty good except the chicken was…read morechopped up too small which made it kind of overcooked. Not bad just could have been a tad better. Cool decor and great service. We will go give it another try and we would recommend it. Great fresh tomatoes and lettuce and chips and salsa were really good.

The Martyred Slaves of Time…read more It was our wedding anniversary. Time to break the decade-long suspense: "Strap it on, Darlin', we're headin' to the Roost!" Somewhere back in the mists of architectural time, some cinder-block builder wandered the state, stacking block, carrying hod, and built a whole bunch of bunkers. I mean bars. Each one situated at a crossroad, each angled to face, exactly, that crossroad. Genius? Or merely a stab at defying the soul-crushing monotony that is masonry? No matter, the Roost is bunker on the outside, 1950's rumpus room on the inside. Six guys sitting on one side of the bar, doing the round-robin smoking outside routine, like watching birds on the feeder, taking their turns. Younger bartender, full of charm if not grace. Old coot at the corner of the bar. (Another old coot, as I was there, too.) Each tavern comes with that one guy, who does the odd fix-em-up work around the joint for a couple free snorts. This was that guy. I wanted to ask him SO many things: How the years impartially grind you down, like a water-driven millstone, until you're nothing but bone-dust; how the half-century of guzzling Old Overholt leaves you literally perforated and yet you continue to spend your days filtering hootch through your liver; how in the end time crushes us all, rich or poor, farmer or king. Instead, I nodded and grunted, which is all you should ever do, your first time at the Roost. Which may be my last time at the Roost. Here's why this place gets four stars: You know it ain't elegant. Hell, it really ain't even that civilized. But what you want is a shot? A beer? Maybe some remote chance at illicit romance, whether inter- or intra-species? This is your place. They don't pretend. On any level. They know what you want. Cheap drunk. Dark, hence the bunker. No hassles. This is the kind of place where, if you were willing to look closely enough and had a keen eye, you might see how the edge of the bar had been diminished, ever so slightly, warn down by three generations of beer guts. Now that is something. Huh? Yeah, at least there's that. "Always be drunk. That's it! The great imperative! In order not to feel Time's horrid fardel bruise your shoulders, grinding you into the earth, Get drunk and stay that way. On what? On wine, poetry, virtue, whatever. But get drunk. And if you sometimes happen to wake up on the porches of a palace, in the green grass of a ditch, in the dismal loneliness of your own room, your drunkenness gone or disappearing, ask the wind, the wave, the star, the bird, the clock, ask everything that flees, everything that groans or rolls or sings, everything that speaks, ask what time it is; and the wind, the wave, the star, the bird, the clock will answer you: "Time to get drunk! Don't be martyred slaves of Time, Get drunk! Stay drunk! On wine, virtue, poetry, whatever!" -- "Big Chuck" Baudelaire

Hands down the best Waygu steak I've had in Northeasr Ohio. Their selection of Miller light,…read moreBud light and bush light is second to none. A must see.