While the prices remain steep, the perfectly dialed-in menu and execution are of the highest quality. Every neighborhood deserves an elevated bistro like the Rose & Thistle, and I imagine if they had a slightly bigger dining room and slightly lower prices, there would be a constant line out the door. But instead, it remains, in all of its perfection, completely hidden and wonderfully delightful. read more

The Rose & Thistle - A truly perfect Beef Wellington - Seafood Near Me - Perrysburg, Ohio

Our last visit was worst food drinks, and Service we've had in almost any restaurant. It used to be a five star with us, but I won't even give it a one star. Wrote a letter to the owners and never got a response. The letter was not mean. It just explained our evening for six people. read more

I seldom leave reviews, let alone a negative one but feel we were duped by the "4.5 stars" on google. For your date night - find somewhere else to spend your hard earned money such as the standard or the registry bistro in Toledo. Your dollar will go further and you will leave much more satisfied. We were disappointed and still left hungry after a ~$160 tab, before tip, for two entrees and a glass of wine each ($13 and $14 each for cloudline Pinot and stag cab). Avoid the crab cakes - shell-like stuff in literally every bite with hardly any flavor down to the aioli, small portion at $24 it is not worth your money. Unfortunately had a fishier bite that really was disappointing. This was my first time that I have ever sent a plate back, which we were comp'd for sort of - server said it was removed but the total bill was still somehow $10 or so over the cost of items ordered. The filet was $66, it was well cooked at medium rare however it was cold at the time it got to the table, the " local mushroom risotto" was more of a pilaf - not your usual savory unctuous dish, and green beans were al dente however, there were only about 10 of them. I don't mind spending money on an expensive steak but for $66 I expected a great, hot steak with well done sides. The miso sea bass was well cooked and probably the most redeeming part of the meal. The specialty cocktail list is majority vodka based. Not the "top shelf" bar experience that you'd be used to if coming from Detroit area or the registry or even Hannons block in downtown Toledo. Overall, I recommend looking somewhere else for your date night, there are great places in the Toledo area to be enjoyed. read more

My wife,s favorite restaurant, we have dined there several times. Intimate dining experience in quaint downtown Perrysburg! Although listed as a seafood restaurant, their other dishes from steak, lamb and oysters are superb. We dined there on our 49th wedding anniversary and we had my wife's favorite, Beef Wellington. Our server knew what we needed before we did. Excellent and prompt service in a quiet atmosphere. read more

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The positives - Very nice atmosphere, great waitress, nice service. The not so greats - the drink was awful, the food was overcooked and bland and it's very expensive. Made a mistake and ordered a martini. I requested it very dry, so the waitress confirmed that meant no vermouth. I thought, "this place must know how to mix drinks." God was I wrong. They shook the he'll out of it. It tasted like an anemic gin spritz made with flat seltzer. One would think that a place like this would have a bartender that knew what they were doing... Why they would shake straight gin served on the rocks is beyond me. The salads arrived and they were excellent. Very well made and the tarragon dressing was A+++. A really nice, very crusty French baguette was served with the salad course. Delicious! On to the main courses... I had the grouper. The fish wasn't very fresh, it was bland and overcooked. It was made with capers (which I love). Woefully underseasoned. It was dry and taken far beyond the point of no return. Not sure if they were going for a Meuniere/Piccata and forgot to add the lemon and butter or if they just forgot about the dish altogether? I should have asked for a wedge of lemon, but not sure it would have brought redemption. The sides were some type of wild rice with a black grain or maybe wheat berries and broccolini. The rice was well cooked, but horribly bland. I have no idea what they were aiming at with this one. The broccolini was nice, but a quick saute in olive oil with shallots, garlic and lemon zest would have been welcomed. I kept using more and more salt to try to get some flavor. My dining partner had the salmon and had the same opinions. Altogether $111.00 plus the tip. Not sure what the problem is, but it seems the more the place costs, the more disappointing the food. I don't mind paying for a good meal. That said, I hate paying this much for something I could make better for 1/3 the price. Ineptitude is inexcusable when prices are this high. Learn some cooking techniques and hire a bartender that can do more than pour a glass of wine or open a beer. read more

Drove 80 miles and arrived 8 PM (2 hours prior to the posted close time), watched unhappy customers walkout, found out it was due to the kitchen closed early. While getting into my vehicle, observed 2 more couples walking away. MEXICAN restaurant next door bar down the street appearing to be serving customers. What a lack of customer service. Amblance, not that impressive. Disappointing night somes it up. Thank god we were able to find a restaurant open in Maumee. read more

The Rose & Thistle - Folks finding out the kitchen closed early without warning. - Seafood Near Me - Perrysburg, Ohio

Doesn't look like much from the outside, but the inside dining area is nice. It is very small so you should definitely make reservations. The scallops were ok, but the grain with it were awful. It was very dry and not flavorful. The Wellington was not bad so that's a plus! The drinks were good, but nothing special. The staff was nice so that was a plus. Other than that, I wouldn't come again. read more

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While in the Perrysburg area, visiting family, my husband's cousin and his wife wanted to take us to their favorite restaurant. Always a fan of going out to dinner, and trying a new place, I was very excited to hear this news. We had been traveling all day with our newborn, and we were looking forward to treating ourselves. We had a reservation and we were able to be seated right away. We had a nice booth near the front of the restaurant, close to the bar. There is ample parking in front of the restaurant. I loved the fact that the chef changes the menu every day. I love variety. There were a few items that seemed like staples of the restaurant. My husband's cousin's wife says that she orders the scallops every time that she comes there because they are so delicious. That was tempting, but I did opt for the salmon. It was out of the ordinary for me as I typically won't eat salmon that is not wild caught except for when it is Scottish salmon. We got the yellow fin tuna appetizer as well as the patè. I have never tried liver patè before so it was a first for me. Although it did taste pretty game-y, I did like it more than I thought I would. My husband ordered the ribeye, but it wasn't a great cut of meat. He couldn't cut through it because the cartilage was there. He ended up sending it back and the chef totally agreed and apologized and gave him scallops on the house. We did not stay for dessert, sadly as it was getting a little late for our newborn, but we will need to go back for that. We got to try a new cocktail they had on tap that had edible glitter in it, as well as we ordered a few bottles of wine that we all shared at the table. My husband and his cousin enjoyed some martinis, and overall the service was incredible, the food was great, and the environment was perfect. The chef came over to us and talked to us about the menu, and sat down and chatted with us. It's a very great environment and next time we are visiting them in Perrysburg, I hope to return. read more

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Rose and Thistle (and a General Comment) The Rose and Thistle: There's a lot to like about this small fine dining restaurant. It's located on the main street of Perrysburg, a picturesque small town on the banks of the Maumee River. Parking is a breeze and the staff is welcoming. Despite its small-town setting, the restaurant has a city, even a NYC vibe. The room is pretty, the tables well-spaced and the décor pleasant and romantic, even. The music was well chosen and set at an appropriate volume. In all, a lovely setting. The menu is small, which is a good thing. The wine list is well-rounded and well-priced. It appears that the restaurant has rejected the unfortunate, but now common practice at fine dining venues of brutally marking up wine prices. Entrees include either a house or a Caesar salad, both nicely-sized and very good. The baguette-style bread is crusty and served warm. It, too, was very good. We had ordered two of the least expensive entrees; each was in the low mid-$40 range. One of us ordered salmon, the other scallops. Both came with similar sides--wild rice and six or so unsauced asparagus stalks; in addition, the scallops had a small amount of kernel corn and some heated sliced grape tomatoes. We were surprised at the portion size. The salmon looked like a lunch portion: a slice about 2" wide and perhaps five ounces. There were three medium/large scallops about 1.5" wide each, also perhaps five ounces. I don't expect an over-laden plate at a white tablecloth restaurant. But having paid over $40 for each dinner, I do expect appropriate portions. The Rose and Thistle is not The Bear, an "art food" Michelin star aspiring place where the portions are meticulously laid on the plate with a tweezer and the combinations are creative, even bizarre. It's a traditional American/French-inflected place. The scallops, which ought to have a slight sweetness were bland; the main taste was of salt. Saltiness also marred the salmon, primarily because the mustard-based glaze was itself salty. The wild rice was much too salty. The General Comment: The two dinners and a bottle of the least expensive--but very good--white wine plus tax came to nearly $130, with the tip, over $150. For that, we had no before-dinner drinks, appetizers, desserts, or after-dinner drinks, not even a coffee. I do the shopping for the family. I know what food costs at retail. A pound of salmon costs between $10 and $12, more if wild (though I saw no indication that the Rose and Thistle's was wild). A pound of dry U15 or 15-20 scallops--larger or about the same size as the three served--can be had at warehouse outlets for $20-24. A pound of asparagus is $3 or $4. I don't know how much wild rice costs. So how much money is on the plate? I ask because for many years, the formula for setting restaurant prices was to set the price at three times the cost of what was on the plate. The last time we ate at the Rose and Thistle was in fall, and, for example, the salmon entrée was about $30. It's now almost 50% higher and four to five times what's on the plate. Rose and Thistle isn't unique in seeming to have discarded the traditional formula in favor of a much higher multiple, but it is disappointing. It's a lovely restaurant but we won't soon be returning. read more

We had our company Christmas party here. We had the whole venue to ourselves. What a wonderful job they did. The food, drinks and service were outstanding and Chef Matt went out of his way to accommodate our needs. read more

I don't even know where to begin. The staff was rude and arrogant. The waitress looked at my ID for over 3 minutes and questioned whether I was of age or not, I am 28. She kept referencing to my girlfriend and as I kids, it was just a weird vibe all around. For the food. The beef Wellington was subpar. Cold in the middle and not a crispy pastry what so ever. Don't even get me started on the drinks... the old fashioned was watered down with awful ice and basically all syrup. I then tried a Manhattan which got served with ice... in the same glass as the old fashioned. Just an awful drink selection. The worst of all might have been the crème brûlée. By far the worst desert I have ever had. Was easily 3-4 days old. It was basically just a baked egg and little cream and no vanilla in it. The sugar was burnt to a crisp and bitter Overall for the price it was absolutely atrocious. Given the service, food and drinks! read more

Came here for dinner on a week night as I was in town for a business trip First cumbersome part of this small yet quaint and cute establishment is that their website is not updated the email address on there is not current there are no menus online to view that are current and in order to make a reservation it leads directly to an email address of the chef and owner I made two changes to the reservation had to go back-and-forth in the email and he just stopped responding at one point As soon as you enter the establishment you are greeted by a heavy cloud of smoke even though there are prominent signs displayed at the bar area saying no smoking We opted for no appetizers the salads were par the beef Wellington was cooked perfectly however the outside dough or Philo dough was soggy The crème brûlée was runny but the flavor was on point The staff is extremely kind and friendly and super helpful I cannot complain about the service We got very lucky on parking out front however I can see how this can be an issue even during a weeknight read more

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The service was excellent, from seating choice to help with ordering to meals served directly from the kitchen. Perfect temperature. Spectacular presentation and flavor! Quiet homey atmosphere to spend an anniversary. read more

Outstanding food and service. The owner is creative and dedicated to his craft. The atmosphere is pleasant is welcoming.

I'd like to begin by saying I rarely write reviews especially negative ones that involve, admittedly, what is considered to be one of the best restaurants in the area. let me begin by recounting the positive aspects of our meal. my party was seated right on time away from other patrons so we could feel we had a relatively private dining environment Even though the restaurant is very small. The service was exemplary, attentive without hovering and the meal was paced nicely. No rush with plenty of time for conversation. However the meal was hit and miss. Hit: the escargot appetizer, Caesar Salad, the bread and the coffee. My Basil Hayden Manhattan was "unique". The color was almost black and it was very sweet. I'm guessing it was due to a very generous helping of aged cherry juice although there wasn't a cherry in the glass. A real waste of good bourbon. The entree, Beef Wellington, on the other hand was a total disappointment. The pastry was soggy and the beef was cold in addition to it being a rather skimpy portion. For $58 I expected better and more. The potato and green been sides were very good. Finally, the Creme Brulee was heavy and not at all creamy. I'm guessing it was several days old. Also the Brulle was very heavy and almost burnt. I have to say that I have never hah a $240 dinner for two (including tip) that I have been more disappointed in. read more

We went for our anniversary dinner tonight. The food was incredible. I had the seared scallops and they were done to perfection. My husband had the filet mignon and the steak practically melted in your mouth. The crème brûlée was heavenly. The service was phenomenal and the atmosphere is quiet and romantic. It is perfect for and intimate dinner. read more

My girlfriend took me here for my birthday and I was very impressed. I ordered the rack of lamb, and she the beef Wellington. Both were cooked to perfection and delicious! The Rose and Thistle is a very quiet restaurant with a cozy atmosphere, as long as the people sitting next to you keep their voices down. I say this, because we had some pretty noisy people sitting next to us! Anyway, this is definitely a nice place to visit, and you won't feel out of place dressing up a bit! It's fairly expensive, but you get what you pay for! The menu is small, but I would make a safe bet that the chef could probably cook everything on it to perfection. The Rose and Thistle is probably one of, if not the best places I've dined at in the Toledo area. read more

Dropped in after finding on Yelp looking for a good beef Wellington. Unfortunately, this place doesn't seat after 8pm so had to come back another time. Stopped back in earlier and ordered the chopped salad and the bed Wellington. Salad was pretty good. Beef Wellington was very good and filling. Service was good as well. The only downside that I saw to this place was that they don't seat later than 8pm and they have a limited menu. read more

After hearing about this place for years we finally decided to try what everyone had been talking about. This fine dining establishment is country club quality and the food is amazing. There are only about 15 tables in the dining room so making reservations beforehand is recommended. We walked in and too the left was a beautiful bar area and we were promptly greeted by our future waitress and seated. They have a great wine list and limited menu with prices that are appropriate for the dining experience here at Rose and Thistle. We ordered the Beef Wellington and a NY Strip, both were cooked to perfection and phenomenal tasting. Cannot wait to have a dining experience like this again! read more

Excellent experience. Chef Matt is truly special and takes perrysburg dining to the next level! Try their Thursday market menu for something more casual. For the best meal of your life order the Beef Wellington. read more

This is by far the best restaurant in the area. Every time we come here we are not disappointed. Wife got Beef Wellington which is awesome and the only place around I know to get it. I got Ribeye, which is by far better than Mancy's and any chain in town. I would give more stars if possible. Service great, cleanliness great, atmosphere great just an overall great place. Get it, great! read more

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Came for business/couple dinner. Unique entrees and good service.

We originally ate at this restaurant about 4+ years ago and had a fantastic meal. Then, they suddenly shut down. Recently, this very quaint and upscale restaurant re-opened. The Good: Perrysburg is in dire need of an uspcale, trendy, and innovative restaurant, and this new Rose & Thistle comes close, but no cigar. It's small and intimate, small bar, with no annoying TV playing sports (a mainstay in all Toledo restaurants). Nice satellite radio tunes in the background. Attracts a young and / or hip clientele. Beautifully decorated in a historic building. Nicely seared tuna with some type of mustard cream sauce; nicely steamed green beans (also covered in some type of hollandaise); and AWESOME brown rice. The Bad: I was highly disappointed to see that the new menu is not new, not innovative, very stodgy and "old." I mean, who serves shrimp cocktail and beef wellington anymore? This is a menu designed for my grandparents. I was hoping for a fresher, more innovative menu, like the one found at Revolver in Findlay perhaps. My caesar salad was inedible - extremely pungent garlic (tasted like the garlics was not fresh, but old); heavily coated in a dressing that seemed to be mayo-based. The lettuce was drowning under the heavy dressing, and the garlic burned my mouth (and I LOVE garlic). All the dishes we sampled seemed to be either under or over a heavy cream sauce. The prices were pricey for Perrysburg. We will continue to go back, simply because we like the atmosphere; because it's unique in Perrysburg; because we'll continue to HOPE they put something light, trendy, and new on the menu. read more

We went to eat here (not from the area) and we were pleasantly surprised at the quality of our food however they just don't give you much or many options for what you pay. It's unfortunate. I asked 4 times for bread because the waitress was pretty slow and each and every time the waitress forgot that our table had a preference for butter with our bread. As if it was an odd request. Hummm. Also both or our steaks had to go back as they were severely under cooked. The Crème Brullee is to die for and HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! :) read more

I wanted to.like this place, but it was underwhelming. It is a small venue which could be intimate, but it felt cramped. The food was okay. Some entrees were better than others. The cut of steak served to one in our party was so poor it was embarassing. Based on our experience I would say there are much better options in the area. read more

We wanted to try this place that was new to us...we brought out of town friends here for a meal. Extremely disappointing. A Bloody Mary was ordered and made incorrectly. I ordered crab cakes and my VERY FIRST bite had a shell piece in it...as I finished I had a total of three pieces. Absolutely no taste, fishy smell, not worth $30. Very obviously canned. All others in my party were not pleased. Steak was undercooked. Very odd side dishes without pleasing tastes. Bread was good, that's about it. It is one thing to charge a decent amount of money for a meal, it's another if that meal has absolutely no palatable qualities. read more

Called a head to check on menu options and make reservations. Chef was very accommodating to our requests. Food was outstanding along with our drinks. Kelly our server was wonderful. Restaurant was cozy and festive for the holiday. Well worth the money. read more

I didn't try the food, but I had an incredible time sitting at the bar. Warm, inviting and fun.!

Mediocre food and disgusting service! My best friend and I came here for dinner while I was in town visiting and from the moment we walked in were treated second class. the restaurant was nearly empty and they acted affronted that we didn't have reservations. After being seated, it was 10 minutes before someone came over to ask after drinks (restaurant was a quarter full at best) and when I asked for a wine menu she asked for ID's. Fine, we don't look under 21 but we're in our late twenties so it's not a stretch. we hand them over and she takes them to the back. weird. she comes back and let's me know they won't serve anyone with out of state ID's. WHAT THE FUCK! that is not a thing.i have a perfectly valid license, and why didn't you tell me that right when I handed you the ID? she said it was because they recently got busted serving underage people. why the hell is that my problem? My Florida ID is perfectly legitimate and I'm OBVIOUSLY of age. I suspect it's because my friend and I were not dressed well enough, or maybe it's because we weren't geriatric enough (we were easily the youngest there by 40 years, wait staff included). and she expects me to believe this overpriced, candle-lit closet was a den of underage debauchery? smelled like bullshit. we ordered a bunch of food that should have been much better. undercooked duck, asparagus soup, & beef Wellington. meh. $60 in Miami would blow your mind. oh, and it was so slow it took 1.5 hours to get out of there. if you're 70+ and wanna waste your money, your more than welcome to be a loud obnoxious drunk there. maybe I'll try back in 40 years. read more

Not a fan. Lobster was mushy and when I told the server she took 1/2 off our bill without offering an apology or offering to get me something else. Felt like an intruder in a very "clicky" place. Staff was not friendly to us but extremely friendly to obvious regulars. Don't waste your time or money. read more

Tried this restaurant at the suggestion of a new friend. There were many positives and a few minor negatives. The previous review by Heidi T touches on one minor negative.The menu is straight out of the eighties. Quaint, in a way. I don't know, is the food of the eighties making a comeback along with the couture? The menu definitely sported shoulder pads. THIS IS NOT A BAD REVIEW THOUGH. The other negative is the number of choices. I'm all for scaled down menus that have great food on them and I am TOTALLY over 6-8 page menus that take you so long to peruse the first time that you and the server both become annoyed by the repeated "we need a little more time" mantra. There were six apps. Shrimp cocktail was the safe one (for my wife) and I couldn't help but order the Oysters Rockefeller. I have literally not had those since the eighties! haven't even seen them on a menu in this century that I remember. There were five in our party and my wife and two people ate the shrimp. Four BIG shrimp. I'm guessing U12s. No real special presentation. Cup of cocktail in the center and the shrimp at 12-3-6 and 9. Perfectly cooked and chilled. The oysters rockefeller are a classic blast from WAY back. These were as wonderfully flavorful as they were anachronistic. Perfectly seasoned and creamy spinach with a wonderfully salty parmesan crust over barely warmed and still tender plump oysters. New friend and I enjoyed those. All apps were in the $10-$20 range. There are 8 choices for Entrees. Ribeye Steak, Filet Mignon, Beef Wellington, Scottish Salmon, Rack of Lamb, Some Chicken Breast and a couple more things (gotta write notes dangit!) I had the Welly. Again, going with the throwback menu item. I ordered it regular. The server says "the chef serves that medium rare so the pastry doesn't burn". Uh, yeah. That's REGULAR. Minor thing, but she had already made me leary when she didn't know what a Shandy was. With a menu this small and classic, the staff should be fully trained. The wellington was perfectly done. Fingerling potatoes and haricot vert likewise. My wife had a perfectly cooked filet as did our friend. Mum-in-law loved her salmon and the final diner was happy with her chicken. Both owners were very accessible, and the evening was highly enjoyable. I wouldn't come here for cutting edge faire, unless their changing menu warrants it. I will check the next time I'm around again. The food they did was exceptionally well prepared and presented. I recommend this place highly. read more

I recently brought my girlfriend here as part of a surprise date. The interior is a charming juxtaposition of white tablecloth and exposed brick. I wanted an intimate, candlelit, old-school setting for dinner and The Rose & Thistle delivered on that, though I was hoping for quieter surroundings; I discovered upon being seated that the regular patrons at the front bar could get pretty rowdy. When we arrived, I gave our reservation name and we were seated right away. Service was professional and courteous. Our server was also the bartender and did a commendable job keeping up with everything as the small dining area filled up for dinner. One downside: despite our best efforts at great manners and dressing to the nines, I guess something still gave us away as broke college students since we were subjected to one or two condescending remarks from the staff (ex: "Take your time ordering; you're not at Applebee's.") That plus the curious looks from the older crowd and their obviously warmer service could make us feel somewhat like awkward visitors in a locals' den. The chef did come out during the meal to ask how things were, which I always find a nice touch. My girlfriend and I share an inordinate affection for cheese plates, so we began with that. It came with a small sample of three cheeses (chef's selection) along with a couple of grapes and the typical assortment of crackers. We've had better and more generous plates in the area for a similar price, but still enjoyed it. Entrees come with a salad; my Caesar and my girlfriend's house both had great dressings and fresh ingredients. Bread was served with a tasty herbed butter. For entrees we each had the Beef Wellington, a delicate puff pastry filled with filet and foie gras. Neither of us had tried this dish before and we hugely enjoyed The Rose & Thistle's take on it. Note that the meat is cooked medium rare or even less, which happens to be exactly how we like our steak, but the undercooked beef might not be for everyone. For dessert, my girlfriend and I shared a slice of their homemade black & blueberry pie, served chilled with fresh berries inside. A little different from what we were expecting, but delicious. Overall an expensive meal in a bit of a cliquish place, but we had a good time. I'd consider coming back for a special occasion though. read more

We have dined at Rose & Thistle several times in the past couple years, and each time the meal is totally fabulous. The steaks are cooked to perfection, with wonderful flavor, and we have tried several other dishes, and appetizers, and loved them all. It is a very small, elegant space. The service is always excellent. For the quality of the experience, I also find the prices to be quite reasonable. If there is one weakness, it is the limited menu. However, I would rather they have limited options, and keep the quality high, then go expand and have to sacrifice this. I would recommend Rose & Thistle very highly. read more

Server was rude and food was mediocre considering the $30+ per entree price. Would NOT recommend. Better restaurants than this in Perrysburgh. read more

Great little spot. The food is top notch, the service very good; makes one feel at home

The restaurant needs a new sign. From the outside it looks as little run down. Inside isn't so bad. The artwork is cliche (pictures of food) but it's clean and cozy. Our waitress/hostess was pleasant. We let her help us with our wine selections and we were pleased with the pairings. (There IS a wine list!) To start, I had the clam chowder. It was smokey and creamy. The clams were not rubbery. My husband had the scallops. They had a perfect sear on the outside, a buttery texture inside. The sauce was sumptuous! He had the Caesar salad which was good, but he said the dressing bordered on being a bit too strong. My house salad was tender and i used some bread to soak up every last drop of the tangy vinaigrette. For our main courses, I had the ahi tuna & hubby tried the Beef Wellington. My ahi tuna was cooked perfectly and again the sauce was sumptuous. I got lost for awhile in my asparagus & rice as well. Husband's Beef Wellington was delicious! Unfortunately we had no room for dessert. read more

The Rose n Thistle is a quant restaurant / pub nestled in the heart of Perrysburg. I've visited the restaurant on several ocassion and I have never been disappointed. The food was great and the service was bar none. I'd recommended this for that special night out or a casual drink at the bar. I especially like it's up scale casual atmosphere. A very friendly place. read more

Very good service and meal. Halibut for me and Scottish salmon for my wife. But the creme brûlée was the highlight.

This place is a classic example of a restaurant that wants to be something that it isn't. Upon entry, I was bombarded with a demand to remove my baseball cap. I don't mind removing it when asked nicely, but this was a trashy little scold as if my mom was my waitress. Also, the menu was overpriced, boring, and sh**ty. read more

First time leaving any review but this place really deserved it. Atmosphere was wonderful... best steak that I've ever had in my life and I'm a big steak eater. Very reasonable drink prices. Chef who was the owner made sure everyone in the restaurant was good to go with no issues. I will definitely go back anytime I am in the Perrysburg area.! read more