Dive bar of all dive bars. Nothing fancy about this place but the beer is cold, the music is…read morenostalgic and the burgers are delicious. What more you want? A local bar for locals but visitors are welcome. Opens late 6:30 PM and closes late 2:30 AM. Support local businesses. Dom's is a classic.

Best dive bar ever! Cash only, but the food is amazing and inexpensive and so is the alcohol. The…read moreatmosphere is usually pretty welcoming and enjoyable. The owner, Tom, has such a big heart and loves running his business. So much that he hosts a Christmas party for children every year. Each kid gets a gift bag, cookies, milk and/or hot chocolate and the chance to tell Santa what they want for Christmas. Also celebrates every other holiday, showering his customers with gifts and reduced/free drinks. The food is delicious and cheap. And made with a lil extra love. Pool table is only 50¢. Music is $1 or less per song and you can hear it inside and outside in the beer garden. You can play horse shoes or unwind by the fire. Can't go just once. The bar makes you want to enjoy the comforting welcome given by the locals and randos. Always a good time in my eyes. I recommend this bar to everyone over the age of 21. And everyone under 21 for the Christmas party. Tom will do the best he can for you to leave content and satisfied and wanting to come back over and over.

$18.00 bar tab. Need I say more? No, but I will…read more Redstone is an old bar in an old neighborhood in Akron. It is old school and cozy. The regulars hang at the bar sipping beers and cocktails. Talking about the same things they talked about yesterday because, well, it is Akron. The husband and wife team owners are very nice and friendly. They are, however, new to the bar owner game and have some things to learn. Taking a class of Bar Owning 101 should help. If you visit Redstone and the owner (wife) is your bartender and you order a cocktail, be prepared to help her with it. My buddy ordered a vodka tonic and he had to help her with the ingredients. I know, I know, vodka tonic. She was super sweet and with a bit of help she made a quality vodka tonic. Becky and I were having bottled beer/canned White Claw, so no issues. The next time we are in Akron, you can be sure we will visit Redstone again. $2.75 for a bottle of beer, are you kidding me? My last beer was at happy hour price, $2.00! Are you friggin' serious right now? Two bucks for a beer? Hell yeah we'll be back to Redstone! We can't afford not to! Yuengling!

Love their tater tots Quesadillas are huge…read more Their soda is flat, but worth it if you want inexpensive good food.

Nice quiet bar with great rotational draft selections! Gets busy on some days but has plenty of…read moreseating with a great back patio to hang out and play cornhole!

Super awesome bottle shop in Kent. Hundreds of different beers in coolers. A really good craft…read moreselection and not just the same old beers. Also great is the small bar in the store. Get a pint and drink at the bar or shop. In warmer seasons have a pint in outdoor seating. Staff is friendly and knowledgeable. Great shop.

The food from Bob's burgers is decent. It's a decent place to hang out if loud music is your thing.read more

Ray's is a great neighborhood bar in Highland Square. There is a great feel here because they keep…read morethe front garage type doors open when it's nice and they lead to an awesome patio overlooking Market street. Drinks are affordable and the crowd is a great mixture of people of all ages. Everyone seems to generally be in a good mood here. Wednesday's are trivia night. Jeopardy isn't beating down my door but it's always great to sneak out for a few drinks and trying to take down the competition.

We were staying down the street at a B&B and I had actually bookmarked this place. It's a nice…read moreneighborhood bar with comfortable seating and we happened to find 2 seats at the bar. They had a lime Mexican lager on tap that tasted good. They have Taco signs that made me want tacos. The bartender said they begin taking food orders at 4 pm. Taco Town serves through a window down the hall past the restrooms. I ordered the Fish Street Tacos that were 3 for $12, and a Street Corn Bowl. This has 3 sizes and I got the smallest, served in a cup. The fish was flaked into the refried beans for some reason. I've had better. The gal working was nice though. The street corn tasted fine. I bypassed the layer of Parmesan. The place clearly has regular customers. We thought it a pretty cool place.

Employees do not card everyone and service is slow and awful.I have experienced so many up and…read moredowns as a 25 year experience in hospitality this is the worst service I have ever experienced. The owner harrassing patrons based on race . I worked in fine dining for 25 years and this bar owner doesn't require employees to be certified under the state of Ohio tips program. The bar is a nuisance and needs to be shut down and given to someone else that will bring better service and class.

Salt of the earth. Cash only - the way it should be. Great service and no BS. Plus it's also a good…read morevibe. Not for everybody but it's for those to belong.

Tom is the bees knees, legs and arms....he's a superstar. Come here for fun, slightly worn pool…read moretables and country. You can bring your own food which is probably best. I don't know if Tom can cook. He is too funny to also be a good chef. Now if you are cool...you'll end up here eventually. If you're square...I recommend the frufru bars on Arlington.

We have been here twice in the last month or so, and won't be returning. Although the drinks are…read moregood, and the atmosphere nice, the service is deplorable. *Both times upon entering we were immediately struck with the smell of bleach/chorine, the place smelled like a pool. Several weeks ago, we (3 couples) stopped in for drinks after dinner around 9PM. It was fairly crowded, and we had to stand for a bit until some seating opened up. Service was slow, but it is craft drinks, so a bit understandable. However, after about 10 minutes of sitting, my wife bussed our table (multiple glasses, receipts, trash). The bartender was snippy and rude. We ordered another round, then left. Saturday night we returned for drinks after dinner again (8:00PM), this time with 3 other couples (8 people). We arrived first, and while there weren't any seats, it didn't seem as crowded as the last time. However, I over heard one bartender say to the other bartender "I'm not putting up with this shit again", and then proceeded to lock the main door. As our full party had not arrived, we had no choice but to leave. I'm not certian, but I suspect locking the door may be against fire code. After dealing with rude bartenders, and being locked in because the bartenders don't want to deal with a crowd, we certianly won't be going back.

Great drinks and friendly bartenders. Small place with comfortable speakeasy vibe. No food.read more

The place to be, nice and cozy. The perfect hole in wall and in a great location. Best bartenders…read morein town by far. Small town feel with a nice pool table.

Quaint little bar. ..downtown Canton..out of the hustle and bustle of things…read more Had the latest sports games on...good selection of drinks. Added bonus...pool table and darts in an attached room. It was quiet for a Sat. night, but it's a nice change from the craziness of Belden. It might become my crew's 'hang out". P.S.Extra large piece chalk..still trying to figure out the use for....