Been here a few times and food is always good. They were having an open mic night once, pretty…read moredecent. Staff is friendly.

Best burger in town. And fries like no other! Honestly amazing. Cute. Clean. Cozy. And super…read morefriendly service. Loved it all.

Love to go here after church to get a few candied bacon old fashioned, eat some tasty appetizers…read moreand always something new on the menu, if they don't offer it, ask the manager, Faith, she always finds a way to make sure were comfortable and satisfied. Desserts are sofa king awesome !!! We will be back.

Ashley our server was soooo cooool…read more shoutout her ! her stories were so relatable and she was a very sweet and kindhearted with us. god bless ashley

Delicious food, but awful service. The hostess was extremely rude. She acted like it was an…read moreinconvenience that we were there. Then our server made the experience worse. Not friendly at all.

Excellent food with many options. Very friendly and knowledgable staff. Prompt service. No…read morecomplaints!

Built in the mid 1920's, and majorly renovated in 1974, this haunted restaurant has a classic…read moresupper club feel: dark wood floors and paneled walls, low lighting, tight seating, an accent brick wall lined with wine bottles and a long bar that takes up the majority of one side. We went on a Monday afternoon around 11:30, and by the time we left the place was pretty well packed. I ordered a Bloody Mary to start, which was ok, but could have used more spice for a boost of flavor. The Turkey Stack sandwich was served on a soft, buttery pretzel bun with a generous portion of turkey. While the tomato wasn't very fresh, the rest of the elements were good. The side of cranberry relish was not to my liking, but that's just a personal preference. However, because that was the only spread choice, my sandwich ended up being a bit flat in taste. The steak fries that accompanied were good, but also could have used a bit more seasoning for taste. My husband had the Bartender Steak Sandwich, and while deconstructed each ingredient was savory, the garlic bread was not the best bread choice to support the juiciness of the steak. It fell apart quite easily, and made eating the sandwich with your hands a bit difficult. Overall, this favorite neighborhood spot is a cozy place to grab a meal and relax.

This place feels like a blast from the past. Inside, it's dark and moody. In the bar area, enjoy…read moreall the peanuts you want & just chuck them on the floor. We went specifically for the burgers as we've heard great things about them and they were worth the hype. The burgers were simple, but high quality in the ingredients and care to put them together. If you have a severe peanut allergy, I would recommend avoiding here just due to the peanut dust.

I like the fact that the staff recognize regulars. This is a fun place in the neighborhood.read more

Food was quick and fresh, soup was good as always...I didn't have any cheese curds but my grandson…read moreloves them We came out for the live music and Man was it good!!! Service was quick and out server was wonderful, friendly and well knowledgeable about the menu!

I had the Black and Blu burger tonight and should have gotten one to go that's how good it was!!!read more

I had high hopes coming here since this place has good reviews and every time i pass by there are…read morealways cars in the lot. The inside is comfy with a few TVs for watching sports. The bar area is a nice size and there were several patrons there on the Wednesday night we were there. Our server was personable and pleasant. The food- I ordered a chili and it was hardly seasoned. Got cold right away because it wasn't properly heated. Also, it lacked flavor. My friend ordered a steak salad and she returned it. I was asked to taste it to get my opinion and i thought the steak meat texture seemed off. No flavor and i had to chew and chew and chew. The meat wasn't tough but the texture just seemed odd. The salad was returned and chili was ordered just for the sake of eating something to finish dinner. I would only return here for drinks possibly.

My regular catchup group of colleagues and I returned here for our third visit to this wonderful,…read morechill, and delicious brewpub. As usual and as expected, the food and drink were top notch. We also incidentally met more members of the family running this place. For one, it turned out our attentive, friendly, and capable server was Kate T who we learned upon our usual server interrogation was the owners' daughter. The friendly owner husband and wife team, John and Tony Taylor, were also present and working the dining room, and it was nice to meet them as well and recognize them as excellent brewpub owner-operators. As for food and drink, I had my usual 3 beers and on this night they were: a Stone Delicious IPA (7.7% ABV), a Noon Whistle Gummylicious IPA (6.0% ABV), and a Maplewood Fat Pug milk stout (5.9% ABV). For food, I had a delicious Shrooms burger with fries ($18). The fries were really fresh and particularly delicious and perfectly lightly seasoned. Our party shared our usual and favorite appetizers also - mussels ($18) and pork belly bao buns (3 for $16). My colleagues ordered a panko chicken ($24) and a BYOBurger ($16) with tater tots (a $2 adder) for their well enjoyed entrees. For the record we had the following selections of beers and they were all delectable for the varying tastes amongst our threesome: First round was a Stone Delicious IPA (7.7% ABV) and a couple of Krombacher pilsners (4.8% ABV). Second round was a Noon Whistle Gummylicious IPA (6.0% ABV), a Stone Delicious IPA (7.7% ABV), and an Old Irving Della kolsch (5.2% ABV). Third round was a Maplewood Fat Pug milk stout (5.9% ABV), a Yuengling lager (4.5% ABV), and a Cigar City Jai Alai west coast IPA (7.5% ABV). The place was busy on a Wednesday evening, but it wasn't slammed like in our two previous visits. It was a delicious and fun outing, and thanks once again Neat Kitchen for delivering, and continued good luck!

First visit, but we are planning on future visits. This time of year, when the sun begins to set,…read moreit cools off in a hurry so we elected to be seated indoors. Unfortunately, we were seated in the room right next to the outdoor seating and the overhead door was wide open. Too cold to enjoy a meal so we were cheerfully moved to another table, near the hostess stand. So, with multiple dividers, the table was in the direct path of the breeze from the open overhead door. Again, waaaay too drafty for me. I did notice this mentioned in other reviews. They did turn off the overhead fan and that did help. The tables for 2 are just that ~ barely room for the food on the table with drlnks. Our second table for 2 was actually soooooooo close to the 2 women seated already, that I felt like we were a party of 4. I don't understand the placement of the dividers ~ it reminded me of a lab with various mazes for the mouse to find the cheese. And there are seats on one side of the dividers so you have booth seating at a table with chair seating. There are no booths. The onion rings were delicious, My Panko chicken also very good, and my husband enjoyed his grilled salmon salad. Too full to enjoy dessert. Menu is not extensive, but something for everyone. Staff was very friendly and most accommodating.

GREAT burger.I had the double cheeseburger. Veggies were fresh and there were a lot of them. The…read moredrive thru takes a while because everything is cooked fresh, so if you are in a hurry perhaps choose another option. But if you have time it is well worth it.

Cool and Good food. They take the time and care to package it correctly…read more It's the kind of place that makes You proud of your neighborhood. It's a One of One. If they get the coffee dialed in, it will become my morning coffee stop. I may just cut out the middle man and move in. Thanks Chi Shack.

So, when you walk in, the bar is off to your right. Inside dining room seems like it is divided…read moreinto 2 sections. Host/hostess stand is on the left but not right at the door. I think there were TVs around for viewing. We ate out on the patio. I was a little apprehensive as it is right on Ogden Ave., but it was rather pleasant. There was plenty of shade and the blinds hanging over the patio are adjustable. Our server was delightful and the manager also came over and spent a few minutes chatting. I was told that the BBQ ribs fall off the bone ~ just the way I like them. As promised, meat fell off the bone. I liked that I was given a separate bowl to deposit the bones to get them off my plate. Plenty left to take home for another meal. Wait times were appropriate ~ no delays. They are open for lunch and dinner so I will return.

Just average during this trip. Took quite a while to get served, by anyone! When the server arrived…read moreand asked "can I get you anything to drink besides water?" Hard to answer when you don't even have water yet... The wings were wonderful as always. We were sad to see the variety of options continue to be pulled back. They used to have 4-5 bowl options for entreees and now it's down to 2. Vibes and people are kind. Always like coming here for sporting events! Just be cautious for "date night".

Lively & clean atmosphere! More than pleasant staff who take the time to learn your random drink…read morerequests, even on the busiest nights! Extremely reasonable portions. Lots of happenings on a weekly basis - open mic nights, scheduled performances, trivia, etc. Come early in order to snag a seat, or expect to be dancing! Also very involved + supporting of the local outings such as Cruisin' Nights/ Pub Crawls!

In efforts get a trivia group going consistently, I've started going to Johnny's a few weeks back…read more It's still early days, but my experience thus far has been really good. The place is small and divey, but I think the $9 draft tag prevents it from actually being a dive bar. I do like the atmosphere. There's a small stage for musicians to perform and a kitchen that closes around 8pm during weekdays. Trivia night is on Wednesdays starting 7pm. Both times, I arrived little past 6pm and I seem to be one of the first ones there. The trivia crowd starts rolling in right around 7pm. Definitely get the sense that Wednesday night crowd is only there for trivia. Joe, who was there both times have been good to me. Can't say he's the most friendly person in the world, but he's one of those people who sorta grow on you the more you talk to him. Not sure if he's the owner or just the manager, but when I told him that I was in for the trivia and that it was my first time, he was super chill to explain the schticks. He also recognized me the second time around and was even more friendly than the first time. Steve, the host of the trivia was also a cool kat. I could immediately tell that 6-or-so teams that were there for trivia were all regulars and that my group was the newcomers. Steve definitely acknowledged that we were new and was super attentive and cool towards our group. I definitely appreciated that. Second time I was there, which was a few weeks later, he still remembered me and made small talks. Sign of a good trivia host, if you ask me. As mentioned before, I think the drinks are on a steeper side. This may be because the trivia I used to go back in Toledo had $5 - $6 beers on tab and that I'm not accounting for inflation and or the city taxes. But still, a tiny resentment over paying twice as much for same number of beers exists for me. Truth of the matter is that I'm still having a good time kickin' it with friend-lleagues, so the beer tag probably won't bug me as much. Still yet to get a crowd more than 3 of us going, but I'm slowly working my way up. I like the vibes, the trivia and its host, and their food--though not cheap.