4.5 overall I was…read moreexcited to take my mom out to eat at this place that I have loved so much from past visits. I realized however that I didn't realize the challenges that elderly/disabled people face when dining out. I had taken my mom to her cardiologist and he suggested that I take my mom out for a late lunch- which I enthusiastically embraced. Upon arriving at My Way Bistro, we were able to park in a handicapped parking spot with a slope to the sidewalk, which was helpful to my mom, who relies upon a walker for mobility. Upon arriving inside the restaurant, we were given our choice of booths or tables. I never realized before that the tables and booths are very high for someone with limited ability to lift their arms. There were no other options that we saw and my mom did her best to settle into a booth that I found comfortable but the table was clearly too high for my mom. She was a great sport however and made do with the high tabled booth. My mom ordered a lamb gyro with fries and I ordered my usual Georgia Reuben with fries. My mom was very pleased with her gyro. It had lots of vegetables and meat, and she said the tszazicki (sp?) sauce was delicious. She also enjoyed the fries. I loved my Georgia Reuben because the cole slaw has a kick of black pepper and other ingredients that make it taste amazing. The homemade Thousand Island dressing was soooo delicious! I was a little disappointed in the fries because they were fried more than I prefer but were still good. Best of all, we both took home leftovers! Seriously, the plates couldn't adequately support the generous portions of food with heaping amounts of fries- and I say that as a good thing! The ambiance is that of an upscale sports bar, but was pretty quiet when we were there, even though screens were turned on. Our server was very responsive and efficient. Overall a great experience and I definitely recommend checking out My Way Bistro for amazing sandwiches (also offer salads that I haven't yet tried) that are levels up from typical bar food.

Looking for a dinner spot for Friday Date Night. Our initial pick was packed as it was close to the…read moreend of Happy Hour. We then pulled in to the strip where MyWay Bistro was located. Found a parking spot not too far from the entry as the wind chill was in the single digits. MyWay was crowded, but we were seated right away. Needless to say, the noise volume was elevated. There was a large group of people on our side of the restaurant that seemed to know one another. They were rather boisterous and seemed to have consumed a fair amount of alcohol. Even witnessed a middle aged woman who could hardly walk out on her own. Prior to her bumper-pool walking style on the way out, as she was seated, she hoisted up her leg and placed her heel on the man's shoulder she was with. Mercy! Alcohol can cause strange events to happen. We both ordered the Blackened Salmon Quinoa Salad with the Walnut Raspberry Vinaigrette dressing. Salad cost $18. To me, the salmon portion was a bit smaller than anticipated, but had a good blacked spiced mix and done very nicely.

Food is excellent and service amazingWe went to a closer place to get Mediterranean but it was…read moreclosed. The menu made us want to drive the little extra to try some more items!

Ate at this restaurant yesterday and the food was less than appetizing especially after a hair was…read morefound in it and there was an added surcharge for credit card transactions per person on one receipt with no advanced warning on the charge. The Hercules my friend was served had hair in it and he was presented back with something that was likely microwaved. As the food had steam rising off it. There was a small hand full of fries initially that was put into the second sandwich. The salad I had seemed like it had willy lettuce and recycled cucumbers. Instead of offering to take the sandwich at least off the bill nothing. Less than appetizing or impressed with this experience.

Someone needs to put a work order on that slamming front door. So obnoxious in the lobby…read more The trivia on Sunday was great. Fun to get into it and have some local and global competition. A good selection of wine/ cocktails as well as local beers. The wings were juicy and large, but they forgot to bring the mustard honey out and I didn't ask. The bbq was great. Salad was meh

Its average bar food. Now the atmosphere is nice for bar n grill. Beautiful bar and nice patio for…read morethe 2 months Ohio gets decent weather lol. Met a girls lunch to try somewhere new. Server was new but friendly. We ordered chilli, personal pizza and I got some deviled eggs. Somehow brought out my friends food before mine so she was about finished time I even got the deviled eggs. Different take on the eggs with them being bbq. I wouldn't recommend. The personal pizza should have been cooked more. Toppings n sauce were decent. Buddy said the chilli was not fresh. Prices for lunch about $12-15 per person. I would def come chill at the bar or patio n get better grub elsewhere.

I've had this breakfast spot on my list for quite some time…read more It's just a tad far from us, but we were downtown the night before so it made sense to try this spot out. They have an amazing early bird special from Monday - Friday 7-11am for $7.99: 3 eggs Meat Home fries Toast What a great deal! Their whole menu is pretty close to that price for other options as well. You can tell there were a lot of regulars that come in as many of the servers know everyone by name and their orders. The food was amazing. The service was fast and the price was fair.

My food was amazing!!! They are not greedy with portions whatsoever and I had an amazing server! I…read morebelieve her name was Lisa, and she was super sweet and seemed so close to all of the customers!! Even with the store being sort of busy it wasn't overwhelming at all and is so welcoming

From the moment we walked in we were warmly welcomed by the hostess and immediately seated. Our…read moreserver was very efficient and helpful with recommendations It was half off martini's today, which were extremely well made. The lemon drop martini was very refreshing and not too sweet. The pita bread was freshly made and we could see it come out from the wood fired oven to our table. They were a warm cloud of deliciousness. The chicken tips were served on a bed of in house hummus. The chicken was extremely well seasoned and juicy. The Labenee was rich and refreshing with a slight tart. The pizza was cheesy and played well with the sausage and peppers. The basil was a nice touch to elevated the pizza flavor overall Our full meal and drinks including tip for two people was $50 which we thought was a very affordable price for date night in an elevated sit in restaurant. We will definitely be back

Finally, I've dined inside Poco Piatti. I've ordered catering from them at The Garden location for…read morean event (which I heard was excellent) but did not have the opportunity to try the food myself. I visited the location on Central for a Galentines outing and it was perfect. I've already been back since that day. As a big fan of Mediterranean food Poco has some of the best hummus I've tried thus far. There's also many variations of grape leaves (in general) and I'm not a fan of all of them but I did enjoy their meat grape leaves. They make them with lamb and ground beef, rice, Syrian spice, and cook them with lemon and mint. All combined the grape leaves have a savory taste with a hint of sweetness for its flavor. I've never been disappointed with their Cried Calamari Za'atar. It's typically fried hard to give a nice crispy crunch. My favorite dinner on the menu as of this moment are the Grilled Baby Lamb Chops. I ordered medium rare chops since they advertise having them cooked this way is their specialty. I gladly agree with them. Yes it might be pink on the inside but the flavor is everything. You can order a small (4) or large (6) plate of the chops. The large plate comes with a bed of rice. Overall, I would say that their prices are reasonable for the amount and quality of food you receive. This location is somewhat small but still spacious enough to enjoy yourself and have private conversations. I would say that it's appropriate for any type of small gathering to take place at this location. The service is always stellar and it's pretty cool that you can view the action in the kitchen as you're dining. Alcohol is served as they also have a small bar area. Wine fills their menu but they do offer special cocktails as well. I've tried their cabernet, and peach sangria. Their classic sangria looks amazing though so I might order that next. Overall, Poco Piatti is a restaurant you should absolutely dine at sooner than later!

We ate here 2x so far and will be back! I had the onion rings they were great! Had the coney dogs…read moreas well both times!!! 10/10 The service was great! The employees were very friendly!!!

In the mood for some coney dogs after an afternoon at the Toledo Botanical Garden, I decided to…read moregive McCord Coney Island a try. On entering the restaurant, the lone server invited me to sit wherever I wanted, then delivered a menu. Looking things over, I was surprised that most of the menu was dedicated to breakfast offerings or tex-mex, with just a couple of hot dog choices. Regardless, I opted for a coney dog, Chicago dog, and onion rings, with a water to drink. Before tax and tip, my bill came to $12.51, which definitely felt pricy. There were only two other tables in use when I arrived, so the kitchen had my food ready pretty quickly. Unfortunately they forgot about the onion rings, so my waitress had to re-order them. My coney dog was fine, just indistinguishable from any of its brethren I have eaten over the years. The Chicago style also tasted very average, but was at least more visually appealing. Both were over-priced at $3.57 and $4.97 respectively, especially given their sizes. At least the onion rings were hot and plentiful. However when I went to pour myself some ketchup, I discovered the lid had been put on incorrectly, as it shot as much ketchup out the side as it did the nozzle. Had the bottle been rotated 90 degrees when I squeezed it, I would have looked like a GSW victim. PROS: attentive enough service, speedy kitchen CONS: small portions of just average food at a surprisingly high price Overall I found McCord Coney Island as being OK and might or might not return.

This place is far better than the current rating it has. Very nice and clean interior of restaurant…read morewith a live music stage. Good professional service. I ordered an Oregon steak and it was cooked perfectly and was seasoned to perfection. The portions are large and take out is packaged nicely. Great guacamole and queso. 100% recommend.

Food and service was great. The reason for just two stars is the swipe fee…read more Customers are already subsidizing their wait staffs pay and now restaurants want us to subsidize their cost of doing business. Nope, only time I will be visiting here. Never again.

Stopped in for a beer with my brother and his crew of friends. This corner has been many different…read moreestablishments over the years. I would say this one has a chance of staying around for awhile. Open bar place with plenty of seating, laid back ambiance and friendly staff. Prices were reasonable and the appetizers I got were different and tasty Unique spin on the deep fried mushrooms, not what I expected, but tasty with a little kick. Portobello mushrooms lightly breaded and fried. Huge so very shareable with the table. Also tried the fried deviled eggs, nice kick with a jalapeño on top of fried goodness. Washed it down with a nice cold draft beer. They had Bar Trivia going on which was fun and kept the table entertained. Great place to hang out with family & friends.

The Saturday morning we went in they were short staffed. We waited quite a while to take the order,…read more and even longer to bring the food. Had to send 1 item back. The rest was OK. I should note we had been there before and everything was fine until this trip.