The service is friendly, knowledgable, and efficient. The menu offers smash burgers, smoked meats,…read morewings, and sandwiches. All are excellent. The space is very open, relaxed, and comfortable with big tv's everywhere- perfect for watching a game. They also offer various games. My daughter won a stuffie from the claw machine, then tossed it in the air and lodged it behind a tv. One of the owners put his own $20 in a claw machine for our girls to win another one before finding a way to free the stuffie to the joy of our kids. Great food, great space, greater people.

A very nice spot in a strip mall that is totally a sports bar vibe…read more We asked our server if the Caesar Wrap was enough for two. He immediately said no, but it was 7pm and we really didn't want something really heavy. The wrap with a side of tots hit the spot! Due to the fact that they served Pepsi, I opted for the cream soda. It was yummy. I can just imagine how hopping this place on a Friday or Saturday night would be.

This is a usual spot to bring my baseball team for post game beers but came here for date…read morenight/trivia night. We came in last for trivia but the Irish stew warmed me up!

We popped in to watch the Cavs game and get something to eat. Christina was our service and she was…read moreoutstanding. She's very attentive and very pleasantly professional. I'm very picky eater. I avoid gluten and industrial cedar was. She was able to convey to the chef our dietary restrictions and our food came out perfectly. We ordered the chicken chunks, grilled without oil and substituted fries/chips for a salad up charge. Our salad was hardy and fulfilling. Atmosphere was also perfect. Not too loud, but just right. We loved the big screen TVs. Televised the main event while keeping the smaller TVs alive with other current sports, game show, and family, friendly content.

Great wings, good place to have a drink with friends. Play lots of sports, and you can see a TV in…read moreevery area.

Why do restaurant managers all too often allow loud, screaming, obnoxious customers to carryon to…read morethe absolute discomfort of other diners? A number of friends have recommended LIno's as being a good bar that is customer friendly and has good food. I just left there and am still disturbed by my experience there. It was a Saturday night around dinner time and I was looking forward to just a burger and a beer. The place was only about a quarter filled with plenty of seats at the bar. The atmosphere leaves something to be desired. I sat down at the bar and the bartender without the slightest bit of friendliness or smile just asked what do I want? I ordered a beer and a menu. There was a high top table behind me that had 4 or 5 couples that were loud. Sorry, let me say they were screaming, yelling and carrying on louder than I ever heard a group in a bar. The women were the loudest just screaming louder and louder. Suffice it to say I did not order and could not even finish half of my beer. I asked for the check and the bartender gave a knowing look as if to say "they are kind of loud". Why the heck can't a manager ask a group to quiet down and show some courtesy to other customers? Maybe the food is good there but why patronize a business if disgusting behavior if allowed to affect others? Lino's? NEVER AGAIN.

The best burger in Cleveland like... hands down. This is a dive bar but man is the food there…read moreamazing. When you pull up it looks like a dive from the 1960's or a small Soviet bloc, not many windows and just a square little building, but you come inside and the people are inviting and friendly and the food is out of this world. I got the smash burger onion rings and some loaded tots and it was delicious. Their toilet has an awesome Andrew Warhol version of Misney there which is just a chefs kiss added touch to this place. 5 stars hands down

So I hate to have to post this, but the last few times have been very disappointing…read more We were just there on 7/26. It was good to see the owner on his hands and knees cleaning a cooler. The intention was to move the inventory around that was more convenient for the staff. That was a long time coming. The coolers were packed and never looked appealing. Not sure why our bartender had to ask about the change? We sat close to the door at the bar. Not sure where the occasional weed smell was coming from? It doesn't bother me, but others get offended by it. Maybe it's not good to have this odor while people are eating dinner? Does the staff look the other way on this? Not sure what our server's name was? We are not regulars. She seemed newer, but I did recognize the other. And when our server spoke loudly her voice was annoyingly squeaky, mini mouse like. She's where our problem begins. I ordered the hot dog special and asked if I could sub tater tots for fries. She said sure. When I received the check, I noticed a $3 upcharge for the tots and questioned it. Without even thinking about it she replied with this, "I told you there was a charge" and immediately disappeared from behind the bar. I asked my wife what she said when I gave my order. My wife's response was that she said "sure" and never said anything about an upcharge. She had all the signs of a habitual liar. No thought was put into her answer even though our initial conversation took place about 45 minutes earlier. Now to the restaurant. Fries and tater tots are the same price on the menu. The hot dog special comes with fries, so why is there a $3 upcharge? Fries are $7 and tots are $7. Again, why is there an upcharge when they are priced the same? The tots didn't come with Cleveland ketchup, so why? How many other customers are surprised by the $3 charge? Typically, hot dogs come with chopped onions, so I'm not sure why I had to pay .75 extra for a side of them? But I was also charged $1 for a side of mayo. Are you kidding me? A condiment has a price? It wasn't listed on your menu previously. I can't help but wonder. Since you guys claim to be a dive bar, wouldn't serving packets of mayo be more fitting? Now I know I could have taken all of this up with the owner, but a lying bartender would have defended herself and I wasn't in the mood. After thinking about this for a few days, I felt this was the best way to address it. When you nickel dime your customers, you are not a dive bar, you are cheap owners that only care about your finances and building more establishments. Now my only regret looking back was leaving about a 14% tip. I should not have left $3 and change. That way maybe the liar could think about the upcharge? Or is she even competent enough? Now on a previous evening, I ordered Cevapi. It wasn't very tasty and served on a pita. That isn't authentic Croation. I understand here in the USA, it might be acceptable. But when I can get it at Rose's in Eastlake on lipinja and the sausage has outstanding flavor, I think Crowley's could be a little more authentic to your heritage. Your heritage is displayed on the front of the building, isn't it? And your sausage did not have good flavor. Family of your ownership group asked me what I thought of the Cevapi. They didn't seem surprised when I told them and their response was that the sausage wasn't fresh, that's why the taste wasn't that good. Wait a minute, not fresh? Are you buying that much bulk that you can't provide fresh food for your customers? And the pita? Their was response to that was that some people serve it that way. I've been to the Eastlake Crowley's a few times and if you like biker bars with sleezy bar staff, that's the place for you. I went to Lake and that shouldn't be a good reason to support your businesses. I would be looking the other way. We have decided that we will never go back to any of your establishments in DTW, any of your so-called dive bars or your new venture in Irish cuisine. Irish? I wonder what will be authentic there?

Cute little spot, extremely friendly staff! Upon walking in I was greeted almost immediately…read more Service was amazing and friendly! Started the day right with a margarita, and yes it passed the test I would have had two but I had things to do lol. My favorite of the two where the sliders. The sauce on the chicken wasn't too spicy, for it being a hot honey. The Corn beef egg roll were good, but of course I just didn't read well enough to see it came with potatoes in them which was different (I'm not a big potato fan) but they were interesting I would absolutely recommend trying them they came with a 1000 island sauce but I used a spicy ranch dressing awesome match! Will for sure be back!

Good Tavern food with daily specials. Nice non smoking patio…read more Drive in the parking lot at your own risk, pot holes and mud all over.

I was excited to hear about the newest of the Crowley's locations opening up in University Hts…read more near the John Carroll University campus. I originally tried their famous Smash Burger at the Kirtland location and thought this new location would be ideal (being much closer to my home). It is definitely popular- it's a much needed neighborhood bar that caters to adults as well as the obvious population of college student, many large screen TVs to watch sports, Keno and weekly specials. They even have live music one night per week. From a food standpoint, it could be so much better. I've been about a dozen times, but I have to say it falls short of being the what could be a much better "go to" place (as in Guy Fieri Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives worthy). In fairness, the Smash Burger at the Crowley's at Carroll does not disappoint, and the variety of options on the menu is definitely a plus. I've had maybe ten other menu items from their Cobb Father Salad (decent) to their chicken wings (served with waaaaay too much sauce- as if they were swimming in it) and their Chicago Hot Dog. Suggestion: don't serve frozen fries from Sysco or Gordon's Food Service; invest $75 into a steel cutter for fresh French fries and use fresh jalapenos. I know it's a college bar and right now business is good because it's relatively new, but it's the little things like that go a long way. The hostess stand employees do a nice job of greeting patrons upon arrival, but the actual service is hit or miss. I've bellied up to the bar and on a handful of occasions found myself flagging down the younger female bartenders (when there was no rush or slam of people) who either aren't trained or managed well enough or just too busy chatting with friends to notice the empty beer or water glass. Don't misunderstand, I want this place to do well, so I'm merely offering constructive criticism.

The place was empty when we arrived. One other person did come while we were there…read more The chips on my burger were stale, so my first bite wasn't good. My mom ordered tomato with her burger and they did forget it, but brought it when we asked. The waitress did take off a little for the stale tortilla chips. No specials on Fridays or during the day. Overall the food was okay, but I highly doubt I'd go back.

Can't beat the pulled pork quesadilla!!! Great beers on tap too! Service was great!read more

Family headed there just before 7 on a Saturday night. We were seated promptly and our waitress…read moreHeidi came over quickly. We placed our drinks order and ordered for our son. His meal was quickly prepared and that was appreciated. I got the smaller just a taste with maple sweet on her recommendation. I wish I had gone maple hot but that's on me. The pretzels and beer cheese are amazing - like last meal on earth amazing. The wings were crispy and sauced nicely. Husband got the bigger just a taste with ribs. Everything was prepared quickly and was delicious. One of our favorite casual restaurants in the area - we plan to go back!

Good cold beer and chicken wrap sandwich after golf. Service was good this time…read more Been there when really busy as well. Nice ambiance.

Cool little place! Lots of seating and a comfy environment. Pool tables and darts are available to…read moreplay. Plenty of beer on tap and the food is decent as well! Had a plain Jane burger and was completely satisfied. Service was excellent and friendly! I'd come back here again for sure.