We stopped in for a lunch on Saturday, and despite being busy, the service and food was absolutely…read morefantastic. We had 'Beef and Brie" sandwiches and carrot cake, and both were practically perfect.

Food was okay. Service was horrendous. We were going to get…read moredessert, but never saw the waitress. She also never checked on us after bringing our food. I had to steal my moms water because the waitress kept ignoring us. I'll never go back here. Very disappointing the way they treat customers. Only got our receipt after I walked around to find someone else to help us.

Freshest bread, cookies, scones - well worth stopping in for a specialty bread - priced right for…read moregreat food!

Wow--this is a quick review to match the quickness of the service…read more I stopped by Breads of Fairlawn this morning, just two days before Christmas. Parking was easy, and the door was wide open when I arrived around 9:00 a.m. The line wasn't too long, which was impressive given the timing. As I waited, I noticed one of the many signs stating cash or check only--uh oh. I rummaged through my purse and managed to come up with $8.00. Whew! Just enough for what I was hoping for: a loaf of sourdough. I love sourdough. Mine was a complete failure back when everyone else mastered it during the COVID era. Since my husband is gluten-free, bread has mostly disappeared from our home, and when I do buy it, I usually choose small half-loaves for the freezer. But with Christmas here, I decided to treat myself to a full, good-tasting loaf--and I found exactly that. The sourdough loaf was $7.00, and they offered to slice it at no extra charge. I was also offered samples (which I happily accepted). I tried the Parmesan-crusted onion bread and immediately understood the hype. The crust was chewy, the cheese flavorful, and there was a subtle onion finish--perfect for snacking on the way home without dipping into my new loaf. Once home, I tried the sourdough. The end piece is always my favorite test bite, and it did not disappoint. The shop itself is cozy but efficient, easy to get in and out of, and conveniently located near Route 18. The aroma of fresh bread was divine, and the staff was fun, friendly, and incredibly helpful--even with the steady flow of customers picking up holiday goodies. I also learned they accept Venmo and Zelle, which is great to know for next time. They even offered me a calendar of their daily bread specials, and I noticed that sourdough is one of their regular daily offerings--very good to know. I'm really looking forward to going back.

I'm very disappointed in today's service. The sandwiches were terrible, y'all should be ashamed of…read morethis mess.

Very friendly service. I had a chicken Parmesan sandwich. A slightly-longer-than-anticipated wait…read moreresulted in a better-than fast food quality sandwich. Wide variety of interesting menu selections. Would go there again.

I normally like this chain, but tonight was maybe not their night. We showed up at 8:40 pm and…read morewhen we placed our order, they said it would have to be a to go order as they were closing in 20 minutes. We figured we would have time to eat, but they took so long to make our sandwiches that we had to sit in the car and eat because they were closing in 5 minutes. I had the Italian, and it was put together so sloppy that it was really hard to eat as everything was falling out. It also had a different sweet dressing than I remembered from other visits. Not my favorite trip.

The food is awesome and is soooo good. I wish i could have it every day. The service is also…read moreamazing with great young men that were thought the right manners.

Food: turkey salad in a pita and their potato chips and onion dip extremely delicious clam…read morechowder delicious and the carrot cake just WOW Ambiance: very intriguing and unique of all the wall, ceiling decor. Everyone is just down home helpful and friendly

A local staple known for their massive Fat Boy Burgers, extensive menu, delicious desserts and…read moreeclectic atmosphere! We always try something new every time we visit and it is always delicious! Fast and friendly service with excellent recommendations! Plenty of parking in the lot! We will definitely be back! Italian Stallion Turkey Reuben

This place was just what I was looking for in the Akron area…read more Fresh Neapolitan pizza & fresh pastries attached to a coffee/tea shop and even a gelato shop! This is definitely a place to hang out while waiting for medical appointments, enjoy a sweet treat during a warm summer day, or meet friends for a light lunch and coffee. The food was great, the chai tea was a nice mix of spicy and sweet. My pastry was wonderfully balanced on the palate while still retaining a strong chocolate flavor. I saw some people criticizing the service as confusing, I guess that's understandable but I don't agree. When you order your drink, it comes out quickly so they most likely expect you to just wait a minute before grabbing it and your table number before going to sit down. The ladies behind the counter were nice and efficient and clear with directions regarding water and where to get the drinks and food. Like I said, I didn't have any problems with service or its directions. Not to mention they have 3 different kinds of spots to hangout and eat suiting your mood: a patio, a darker "dining room" (pictured below) and a bright gelato spot. Highly recommend! I will absolutely make this my Akron hangout spot.

It could have been better…read more I had been to Café Arnone a few years ago when we first moved to Akron and remembered it fondly, so I suggested it when meeting a friend for coffee last week. When I arrived around 1:00 pm, the café was quiet. There was no one at the counter, so I walked around to find someone and ask where to sit since the space has more of a café feel on one end and a wine-bar feel on the other. I was told to order at the counter and sit anywhere. I sat in the front area to wait for my friend. Once she arrived, we went up to order. I asked about a menu and was pointed to a sign on the counter. Since it was my first visit in a while, I asked the employee what she recommended, and she flipped the sign to a breakfast sandwich called The Sal. I ordered that. I then had to ask about beverages, as none were mentioned. I only wanted water and was directed to a carafe on the counter to serve myself. Our food came out within a few minutes. The presentation was a little disappointing. I chose the vegetable side, which turned out to be two carrot sticks and two celery sticks lying in a small puddle of water. The sandwich looked good, but when I took my first bite, it was overwhelmingly salty. I understand bacon is salty, but this tasted like an excessive amount of salt had been added. After a second bite, I brought it back to the register and asked if it could be replaced, which they did. My disappointment wasn't so much in the mistake, but in the lack of acknowledgment--there was no apology and no follow-up to ask if the replacement was better. The restaurant wasn't busy, and while I'm sure they have many regulars, the lack of greeting when I walked in and the lack of follow-up stood out to me. I did appreciate the wall of ancestors--it was a nice touch--but overall the service felt disengaged. Maybe it was an off day, or perhaps inexperience from a young staff. I may try again in the future, but this visit fell short of expectations.

Searching for a place to have lunch/dinner and came across this restaurant. Being from the north, I…read morelove hoagies so we decided to give it a try. It was busy so we were able to place our order immediately. Place appeared to be very clean and the service was fairly quick. We loved both of our hoagies! Overall, the food was great and we'd absolutely dine here again!

I got the original cheesesteak with provolone. It was a mushy, flavorless mess. I don't think they…read moreseason it at all. The hot tots are ok but kind of greasy. Maybe they have better sandwiches but I doubt I'll be back. The employees are very friendly.