You can tell the place is still new & trying to fix the kinks in their system so I will be nice &…read morepolite. The good thing is they don't have to fix their food. The chicken tenders / strips were amazing. Very juices & tender. Would definitely recommend!! The Mozzarella Sticks were a great add-on for the price. All & all, their prices are amazing for their food & portion sizes. While they did take a while to get my order, it had more to do with their orders being more of a first come, first serve even if you order via phone. So the person in front of me got chicken tenders & they only had 2 tenders left so they made a fresh batch. I am not complaining bc I'd rather wait 10min for fresh ones than those that have been in their heater basket for 20+ minutes. I'd say they will eventually figure out a better ordering system that is modernized but you can tell they can cook very well food.

Visited Uncle Abe's recently to try some sandwiches based on a recommendation by a relative. On…read morethis visit, I called ahead to request a corned beef sammich as well as a Nephew Burger that resembles a Romanburger. Upon arrival I paid for the sandwiches and ate them in my car. The corned beef sandwich was excellent. If you love corned beef, you'll love this sandwich. The nephew burger was also delicious. I think it could use a little more onion and a little more Italian dressing, so I'll request extra next time. There will be a next time!

4 large pieces of perch and a piece of cake with order of onion rings for $18. Not bad. Cake was…read morehard and not dry just... hard? Stiff? It was weird. Onion rings were shockingly amazing! Super well spiced and lightly crispy. Definitely a beer type batter and not the crumbly kind. The fish was ok. Not super well breaded/crispy but meh. Overall not bad. The place is super crappy on the outside and inside. Real run down, shady part of town. But the food isn't bad!

The fish was amazing! Fresh, tender and delicious. My husband and I ordered two 3-piece perch…read moremeals. We ended up splitting one meal and sharing the others with the ladies at the front desk of our hotel. The owner also gave us a sample of the catfish while we waited for our order. That was to die for. I would definitely go back and order catfish! The neighborhood feels a little sketchy, but don't let that dissuade you. Call your order in ahead and go pick up some of the freshest, best fish in town!

As a downtown resident, I usually order through Toast and walk over to pick up my food, but since…read moreit was Game 2, I decided to watch the game while eating at the bar. I arrived a few minutes before halftime and sat at the bar. It wasn't busy, maybe six people total. I initially sat near the end by a column and figured the bartender might not notice me right away, but as a former bartender myself, I assumed he'd eventually make his way around the bar to check on guests. That never happened. After a couple of people left, I moved closer to the front of the bar near the entrance. A few more minutes passed before the bartender finally approached me. I had already grabbed my own menu from behind the bar area by that point. When I ordered, he asked if the food was "to go," which honestly made me feel like my sitting there during the game was more of an inconvenience than business. I ordered food and a drink. By the time my food came out, my drink was already about three-quarters gone, which would have been the perfect opportunity to check back in or offer another round. The food runner brought out my meal, but the bartender never checked on me once. I would have gladly ordered additional drinks, but I was never asked. Basic hospitality and bar service 101: check on your guests and keep the interaction going. I ate my food without so much as another drink to help wash it down. I closed out and left; there wasn't even a "thanks for coming in" or "have a good night." I ended up going elsewhere afterward to watch the 4th quarter, having a few more drinks, and receiving significantly better service. As someone who used to bartend, this experience was frustrating because good bar service is not complicated. A bartender who stays engaged with guests will naturally sell more drinks, create a better atmosphere, and earn better tips. I still tipped 17% because I don't stiff people, but that below my usual 25%+. That level of service didn't even deserve what I left.

Harry Buffalo is a good choice for downtown with TVs to watch games. We had the wings and a burger…read more Skip on the onion petals... they are not like the outback blooming onion! Service was good. They have a golden tea game there for kids to keep them busy. Wrap around bar if you are traveling solo.

I can't explain this place. It is inside a gas station in a really run down part of town where I've…read moreentered multiple times now and seen everything from stimulant-addled druggies professing their love for the cooks to a man literally standing up front and then at one of the register windows using both hands to roll a blunt! The cashier whispered that he should say it is CBD-only flower to avoid getting anyone in trouble...yikes. Anyways, if you can temporarily ignore the total circus environment this place is in then you will experience the best fried chicken and biscuits I've ever had in my life. That's right- out of all of the myriad fried poultry and biscuits from sit down to drive through I've had in my 28 years, this gas station stuff is THE BEST. I've gone three days in a row now and I'm hooked. The thighs and legs are $1.79 ($1.75?) each and the breasts are $2.79 per. Each piece is crispy, crunchy, and hot yet super juicy! Nothing dry here ever. The barbecue sauce is a horrific pinkish red concoction of what must be some sort of depot barbecue sauce tainted with hot sauce and should be avoided at all costs. The biscuits come in honey butter coated regular flavor or glazed blueberry. I normally avoid biscuits and cornbread and the like in general because they always just seem to serve no purpose other than to dry my mouth out and crumble all over everything. These biscuits are DIVINE. They have a slightly crispy outer surface with not moist yet not at all dry interior and are covered in a most sinfully delicious honey butter glaze. They are absolutely ungodly good. The banana pudding in a nearby grab and go cooler is inexplicably $3.99 which is too expensive for a small container even thought it is a nice texture and taste owing to cream cheese in the ingredient list. The cake slices are large and for the same price aren't bad- not dry but not as moist as I'd like either although frosting isn't skimpy. The $1.99 cheesecake slices are to be forgotten. I wrestled with whether to let the cat out of the bag in sharing this gem in the ghetto, but it truly is worth all the business it gets and much more.

corned beef, terrible very chewy and fatty I added mayo he put it on top of the mustard which made…read moreon whole side of the sandwich very soggy.

It was okay. I ordered the four wings (lemon pepper ranch) and I got double fries and a water…read more The staff was nice. He initially gave me the wrong order so I had to go back in. When he gave me my order there were only three wings. He corrected it and gave me 5. The wings and fries gave me it was time to change the grease vibes but the fries were hot and seasoned well. The wings were okay.... I could barely taste the lemon pepper. Might give them another shot on another day

I've wanted to try this place since they moved in last year. The old Ohio City location was just…read moretoo far away. So this is a review of my first (of many to come!) visit. The location is small and unassuming with terrible parking situation. (Tip: park far away and walk here). At lunch time, it was busy with lots of people waiting for their food with one person at the register. He was nice and suggested I try the Mexican street corn as my side. So I did! Then I chose to get the Cleveland hot chicken sandwich with coleslaw to go. After waiting about 15 minutes, I got my lunch, hot and ready. The chicken sandwich is actually about four thin breaded chicken tenders covered in a slightly hot sauce. I think a 3/10 rating instead of its labeled 7/10 rating would fit it better. The breading was good and covered nice, fresh chicken meat. I appreciated the attempt at topping with coleslaw although I wish there was more. The bun was better quality than anything at a fast food place. The street corn was nice and I enjoyed the spices on it. I wish there was less sauce as the corn was drenched in a sauce that didn't really add any flavor to it. Just empty calories. Overall, give this place a shot! The price is decent, although not incredible but there is something special here.

This used to be the best sandwich, period. Then last year they shrunk the sandwich, but it was…read morestill good. This year they got cheaper and ruined it. The spicy chicken sandwich used to be a very large chicken beeast. This year they got ridden of the breast and just out 2 small chicken tenders. Got a sandwich tonight and it didn't even have sauce in it. So spicy chicken sandwich was just 2 plain chicken tenders on a bun. So disappointing. The only reason I didn't give 1 star, is because it used to be so good.

We saw good reviews about the fat rooster as one of the best places to eat while you're at…read moreprogressive field. At first, it took a while to find but finally was able to find it under the bleachers in the 100 section. They had options of either tenders or a chicken sandwich as well as french fries for the side. We ended up getting a spicy chicken sandwich with a side of fries and it was absolutely delicious. It was honestly a pretty large burger too for the cost. Would definitely recommend!

Not bad! Love the…read moreconcept of this place, several restaurants located in one place where you order to-go via touch screen - get a text saying your order is ready - scan your pick up order text via another screen and grab the food from the locker. I got the teriyaki ranch 6-piece for $9.79. Not the cheapest wings but I feel like you kind of expect that with this vibe. The wings were tender with a nice skin. The teriyaki ranch sauce on them is what you'd expect tho I will say they were a bit too salty. Overall, not bad.

This place is hidden in a building that doesn't look like a restaurant! When you walk in, it seems…read moreto be a ghost kitchen place with lots of lockers where you can pick up from many other restaurants. There is no seating area for this place. We got the meal for 2, which was a very filling meal for 2 people. It comes with 4 mozzarella sticks, many wings (you can choose many flavors and type), fries, and drinks (Perrier and other soft drinks). The mozzarella sticks were decent, but not stringy (not sure if it's because I waited for a little too long). The wings were quite juicy and flavorful (bang bang sauce was great). The fries were okay but nothing too special.

The good is it's delicious and a good value. I have been…read morethere a few times and it's always delicious. The establishment is always clean. Now the bad part. It's always a long wait. Always. This last order was placed 10 minutes before my lunch break. I waited 5 minutes before leaving, took 5 mins to get there and I still sat and waited 15 more minutes. Give them at least 20 minutes before you start to leave your job even. And that so be prepared to wait. And do not go and place an order in person if you are have a short lunch break. I have a half an hour lunch and from order till coming back to my office it was over for 45 minutes. Why? They only have one person making the food. Also, the counter guy today doesn't speak very good English. Keep in mind you may have to point at the menu and being specific with your food order not go that well..

Simple menu with a couple sushi rolls and several teriyaki rice bowls to choose from. Bowls are…read more$9-13ish range. Several soft drinks and apps like fried calamari and egg rolls. Simple fast casual. The chicken teriyaki bowl was voluminous and had plenty of chicken and veggies over rice. The chicken was cooked well but plenty juicy and flavorful. The calamari was crispy yet soft (not hard which is good) but it had minimal flavor. The sauce that came with the teriyaki bowl on the side was a hybrid flavor of steak sauce and teriyaki and was not good. The eel avocado roll was mostly rice but not terrible. You definitely get what you pay for.