Great store! Family owned the parents retired and the son took over. They have everything you need…read moreand are great people. They treat you like you are part of the family ! Love supporting family owned business because they make the city what it is! Ali is a great guy as well as Sam Kathy mike and the rest of the family

Visited Lago for a bachelorette party and had an incredible experience from start to finish. They…read moreset up decorations for the bride's arrival, closed off a section just for our group, and even took time to sit with us and explain the different wines so we knew what we'd enjoy most. We ordered several cheese boards and a chocolate board to snack on while sipping, and they were absolutely beautiful and delicious (so good we took leftovers home!). The atmosphere was classy, clean, and incredibly relaxing; perfect for our special celebration. I worked with Rissa regarding our reservation and decorations, and she truly went above and beyond my expectations. Every woman in our group, especially the bride, was extremely impressed and satisfied. I would absolutely recommend Lagos and can't wait to come back to try their dinner offerings!!!

I had a lovely solo dinner here. I did make a reservation on a June Friday, but it was actually…read morepretty quiet. I had a table in the corner and got settled in with a book and ordered a Hugo Spritz. The cocktail was refreshing and light, and I really enjoyed it. I decided on a Cesar Salad, nothing too special there, but it was a generous size and fresh greens. I ordered a bowl of mussles, again, generous sized portion, and I liked that they had 2 preparations - garlic and white wine (always a good choice) or Diablo, and I went with the spicy tomato! The sauce was great, kind of spicy, with good crusty bread to dunk. The mussels themselves were OK, not the best quality seafood I've ever had, but still a nice dinner. And I also had the fried ravioli, which I cannot resist, ever, and dunked it in the spicy sauce. The house bread was a really nice foicaccia, with a confit garlic and butter to smear all over it. Really great. The service was excellent! She was knowledgeable about the menu, attentive, and also great at timing, kind of letting me hang out and enjoy my dinner. I'd probably go back to try some other fun menu items, and their chocolate and cocktail (and chocolate cocktail) menu is intriguing.

Wonderful restaurant with an excellent server named Alexa…read more We had the filet mignon, arctic char, mashed potatoes, and House made coleslaw and salad everything was made from scratch. The restaurant was moderately quiet, even though it was busy. We were in the area for four days and had two dinners. Here we saw locals and tourists eating here. The cool bridge and Mariann's chocolate next-door were big pluses, too! Thank you!

Loved the lighting and natural color tones…read more My salmon was great and I loved the use of strawberries as a topping. I also loved the wine selection and the server was very helpful with the wine selection. Sadly my girlfriend's chicken was not only over cooked by burnt. Her gnocchi was also somewhat crunchy, not at all chewy as you would expect.

A typical old school place for ice cream. Frosty Harbor looks worn out. It had the dining room…read moreclosed but there was a single outside table. Customers order at the window in front. They also have a drive thru. Has a few soft serve flavors of ice cream. It also has some typical fried hot food. Limited menu compared to other places. My female friend wanted to stop for a cup. They have regular ice cream and not much else on the dessert menu. It's about $2.25 for a medium cup. They have some interesting flavors like watermelon. It seems kind of limited compared to the larger menus at other local places for ice cream. It kind of makes up for it by having lots of flavors. This place is old school in yet another way because they are cash only.

Service is great! Owners who love their business! Have fallen in love with their Banana Splits!…read moreThey know what the original ingredients are! Yummy

I had never been to Ashtabula and the only reason we stopped here was because of the Beach Glass…read moreFestival. We were visiting the various vendors then decided we were hungry. This place has a lot of character! The wallpaper made me smile:). We ordered the calamari and pierogi appetizers and they were both very good. I ordered the Turkey sandwich and my husband had the steak sandwich. I enjoyed my Turkey sandwich and the fries were very good. My husband wound up eating half of my sandwich because the steak sandwich just was not good. There were spices on it that my husband and I just did not like, and the bread was hard to chew. Everything else was very good, so this sandwich was disappointing. Our server was friendly and took care of us despite the busyness of the festival. I'm glad we stopped here and if we're ever back in Ashtabula, we will try it again, but won't get the steak sandwich.

Stopped in for dinner on a Wednesday evening, we did not have a reservation, but they were able to…read moreseat us promptly. The decor is that of a former small town meat market with modern lighting and decorative finishes. The staff was friendly, courteous, and willing to chat about recommendations as well as the history of the meat market. we both ordered a glass of red wine which was served promptly. I ordered a ribeye steak, and my wife ordered a strip steak. The orders took about forty minutes to be served but both entrees were delicious and prepared as ordered, clearly the best meal we have had in some time. My wife ordered thin onion rings as a side which were the best of the sides we tried. Our waitress also suggested we try several other restaurants within the bridge area. Our dining experience was excellent.

Cones is a locally owned place to get ice cream. It has lots of flavors. Many are the basic…read moreclassics but there's some exotic ones. Can be slow but usually fast. They also have a daily selection of sorbet. Has a few seats inside. It often doesn't have many customers but when it does there's a long line. The ice cream flavors are mostly typical ones. A few aren't. They have a grape sorbet. It's about $3.50 for a scoop. That seems like a high price for just that. If you're going here you need to know an update about this business. It seems like it has closed. There's a lease sign on the window.

Good variety and friendly service. Located in the historic harbor district. Rewards card for…read moreregular customers.

Fun atmosphere, good food, great service and personable staff. When we return to the area, we look…read moreforward to another enjoyable meal.

This place was packed, and a steady stream of customers continued to come in all while we were…read morethere for a mid morning breakfast today. The food was classic dinor, but delicious, fresh and homemade. My country fried steak and eggs, with sausage gravy and hash browns was outstanding. Everyone in our group (4 adults and 2 kids) enjoyed their meals and the casual atmosphere.