I had a reading, I really love her. Everything she said was spot on. Left there being so happy and…read morefull filled. I will keep going back there. She was God's gift to me.

Charming location, beautiful views, tasty catered dinner... Transportive. My only complaint was the…read moremusic was a little loud

Was looking for a unique venue to host an event. Turkeyfoot Island Club came highly recommended by…read morea co-worker who couldn't say enough good about the facility and club manager who we found to be very helpful and pleasant. Everyone at the event had a great time and months later are still talking about it. We will certainly use this facility again.

He did a great job for me. He was very helpful when I got my dui dismissed. My first lawyer told me…read moreto plead guilty, but Boske told me I had a good case to fight. He made the cop look like an idiot and the jury agreed. I was found not guilty.

Mike Boske was a pleasure to work with. He helped me feel comfortable and confident going into my…read moretrial and helped me get my case dropped down to a significantly lower sentence with no jail time. He was professional and treated me like a real person. I would recommend him to anyone.

Small and intimate vibe. Nice to hang out downtown Akron and to enjoy good quality wines and…read morecocktails.

The first time we visited, they'd run out of clean wine glasses and had to wait for the bartender…read moreto wash them by hand. Yep, a wine bar with not enough glasses. OK, whatever, they were busy. We were overcharged for our wine by a $1, but we let that go. The thing that annoyed me most was that they weren't even serving wine in the right glasses. There are red wine glasses and there are white wine glasses; You're a wine bar - serve it in the proper glass. So maybe it's just that one night when there was a crowd. Sadly, no. Went after work last week and only four other patrons. The three guys hanging out with owner all had red wine in red wine glasses, but the guy next to me got red wine in a white wine glass. So apparently they're just clueless. Or perhaps they were saving all the red wine glasses for friends of the owner. As far as wine selection, thumbs down. Maybe 20 whites, total. There are many, many restaurants with better selections, such as Papa Joe's, the Bistro in Kent, that will even serve your wine in the right wine glass -- imagine that! To be honest, I don't get the sense that they're taking their business seriously, more like, "Hey, let's open a wine bar! We don't know jack about wine or the service industry, but it couldn't possibly be THAT hard, right? We'll print up the wine lists on the home computer and put them in these 3 prong cardboard folders left over from when the kids were in middle school. Piece of cake."