Are hipsters still a thing? Although the movement, in its most classic sense, peaked about 15…read moreyears ago, you can still find some hold outs. And, you'll probably find them here at The Attic on Adams! This is a very cool bar. The drinks are strong and cheap. The atmosphere is eclectic and comfortable. The service is usually fast, friendly, and accurate. Local products? Yes. Pretty much all of the local distilleries are well represented here. Breweries too. The food? I haven't eaten here since Manos closed shop, but the apps looked pretty good. A couple of couches for comfortable seating, a couple or three pinball machines, pool tables, a dart board, or two. Yeah, you'll find them here. A few board games as well. The crowd? That's where the fun is. Very diverse and interesting. Very laid back and pretty friendly. If there's a hipster left uptown, you'll find him/her/them here! Five stars!!

We've been here a few times and this place is such a staple in Toledo…read more It's been around for quite some time and has lots of regulars that come here. The bartender staff is awesome and always nice to chat to. They have a great selection of beers on tap and a good bar food menu. The drinks are served cold and the outdoor area is such a nice area to enjoy your drink.

The bartender at the hotel across the street highly recommended checking this place out and it did…read morenot disappoint. Upstairs is a coffee shop with exquisite desserts. I chose the Bailey's cheesecake, which I took downstairs to the speakeasy. I then paired it with and espresso old fashioned which was delicious. The combination of the two was absolute perfection! This place was absolutely gorgeous. I loved the feel of it. The service was great and I would definitely recommend it to anyone!

Located in Fort Industry Square, Brew House Downtown is a pretty cool place. It's fancy, a little…read moreunique, and the product is great. If you need an after work pick-me-up, OR, if you want to edge off after work, BHD has you covered! This place is both a coffee shop, and the "speakeasy." Want a coffee or tea drink, a bagel, a banana, or a bougie pastry? You can find these in the cafe. If you want an excellent, if not overpriced, cocktail? You can find it at the bottom of the spiral staircase, in the bar area. The area directly above the bar (up a few steps up from the cafe), is a nice seating area. The view, over the parking lot(s) of the river, is surprisingly scenic. Service: This is a weird one...on nearly every occasion that we've been here, the wife and I got strange vibes. The people behind the counter in the coffee shop seemed, for some reason, snobby and aloof. C'mon, girls, you're baristas, not prima ballerinas...Still, the service was at least fast and accurate. I like the atmosphere. From the comfy chairs in the cafe, to the "secret" back door of the speakeasy, this place is very cool. However, THE BAR NEEDS A FOOT RAIL! All in all, this is a very nice edition to the downtown coffee, and bar, scene.

There are dive bars, and then there are dive bars. This is a nice, clean dive bar with good food…read moreand service. The Flaming Moe Burger is the signature item, and the Perch or Walleye dinner is great too.

Super fun, chill atmosphere (especially chill compared to Danny's, haha) Both are great - just…read moredepends on the mood you are in and what kind of experience you are looking for. Talked to another couple at the bar that are regulars & they were very friendly and great to hang with. Had GREAT food and GREAT service! Sat at bar. Sara and then Melissa (shift change) were excellent bartenders. Very reasonably priced for both food and drinks. We had a Flaming Moe burger & Moe balls. Both very good. Did not get an appetizer. Have been here several times over the past few years and always have a good time and good food.

Ok eat here last night, Mondays aren't exactly a busy night but it took forever to get our food. I…read morehad a burger and Cajun FF. Someone needs to try the ff before serving them as they were way too spicy and salty and I like spicy things. My daughter had a patty melt that had bread that was hard as a rock. My son ordered salmon $37 , it came with wild rice and what looked like canned peas . Just overall not a great experience. They need to have at least one good restaurant open every day or shut down if business is that bad on a Monday.

Waited over 10 minutes after being seated. Had to grab a manager myself to get service. Food was…read moregood. Server NEVER came back to the table until I grabbed ANOTHER manager to get the bill. Server WALKED AWAY in mid sentence and LAUGHED in our face when called out for horrible service. Manager just stood there not doing a thing, letting her be extremely disrespectful! I have NEVER been so disrespected in a restaurant in my life. Yet I STILL paid for my bill! I wish i.would have looked at the reviews before I went in there. Absolutely HORRIBLE!! She is OBVIOUSLY not cut out to be a server at all!

Now this is a bar in Rossfod that's a must see. The drinks are fairly cheap, the service is fast…read moreand friendly. It's an awesome local spot that a must check out.

Having lived in Rossford for a bit now, my husband and I usually stick to our tried-and-true spots…read more But last weekend, we decided to branch out and give Reds Irish Goodbye a try - and we're so glad we did! It's a small, cozy spot with a great vibe. The music was good, there were TVs to catch a game, and while the menu is small, don't let that fool you. My husband had the patty melt and I went for the Reuben, and both came with their hand-cut fries. Seriously, the food was DELICIOUS! The drinks were perfectly poured, and the whole place was spotless. Great service! What really blew us away was not just how good the food was, but the great prices too. Reds Irish Goodbye is definitely going to be added to our regular rotation!

My fav place for more than just great pizza…read more Bathroom: **** (very clean) Quality: ***** Quantity: ***** Presentation: **** (well platted) Service: *** (depends on how busy/who is servicing) Price: $$ (Affordable and Quality!) Ambiance: (Loud/Casual/Busy) Events: Karaoke/Live Bands Attitude: (depends on who but mostly engaged and attentive) Outside: yes Brunch: yes / Sunday (11-3p) Happy Hour (Specials): food, drink specials Wednesday- Sunday (4-6:30p) Closed: Monday-Tuesday Overall: I've been coming here for nearly a year. They have the best pizza hands down. I'm a Detroit import and it's spot on. I also don't eat chicken, beef or pork, where can you get rabbit, duck and boar sausage? First Base. Absolutely fire

Swanky little bar / bistro with Detroit Style pizza. Great food and beverage options! Friendly…read moreservice! A must visit if you are going to a Mud Hens game!

When this opened, it was called the basement: geek speakeasy. Interesting rotation of good craft…read morebeer selection and cocktails. There were a few pinball machines that I could play with my guy. Very friendly bartenders to chop it up with. Today its called Toledo pinball club. Things have changed. Now children are allowed. There's pinball tournaments. The beer list hasn't changed in months and its no longer creative. They will push that now expensive bar food from the Distillery upstairs. Atmosphere has changed and its not for me. I come to chill out, drink some beer, and play a game or 2. Now, you are going to hear young boys screeching as they play pinball behind you. I left a half full beer last time I as there. No longer my scene. Count me out

We've come here a few times and have always had a good time…read more The pinballs players come here and are regulars and friends with the staff. The food is pulled from the Distillery menu so it's great bar food. The atmosphere is a nerd basement with at least 10 pinball machines, board games and active puzzles. They announce when they have new pinball machines and the community comes out and shows up in a big way. It's a great spot to get away and nerd out with your favorite pinball game.

We were camping at the local camp ground so we decided to explore. Stopped in for lunch. Only ones…read morethere at 2:30 p.m. Not surprised. Tyler D. was behind the bar where we had lunch. I had a reuben sandwich which was by far the best I have ever had. Large pieces of meat, plenty of Kraut and more than filled me up. My wife had the chili which was also very good. I had a flight of beers that Tyler recommended and they were all fantastic. If you are anywhere near the area, you should stop in. I don't think you will be disappointed.

Very cool historic building in a boring part of downtown Toledo. I thought it would be closer to…read moreone of the river bridges or right on the water, but it's not. The inside had display after display of breweriana. If you like old beer collections especially vintage stuff you'll enjoy strolling around the building. The staff was nice, the seating downstairs was pretty cool. I was getting some castle vibes in the room (wood beams, big windows, stonework). Menu wise we ordered a light dinner after a long day on the road. My son had PB&J and said it was just ok. The house made Root Beer smelled great, but was flat. The wood-fired Hot Honey Pepperoni pizza I shared was just ok. It was sloppy (cheese sliding off) and needed to have crispy pepperoni to execute that style. I had two brews that weren't anything special. The Glass Hopper IPA had an earthy and herbal aroma and taste as advertised, but it was too soft on the hops and had more of a malt flavor throughout. It was a one and done. The Italian Pilsner had more of a grassy/floral flavor, but lacked a crackery pilsner malt and a citrus/orchard fruit that I'm used to in a good solid Italian pils. More of less glorified homebrew. Everyone working there seemed nice and friendly, but were not personable. It was all business, which is ok, but we felt like unexpected guests. It took them forever just to decide what area they were going to seat us in and then it was like here first boring table in the entire place. The rest of our party pretty much felt the same. If it wasn't for the ambiance and history of the building I would have suggested something in the downtown area. NOTE: The steakhouse located in the same building on the other side looked pretty cool. If you're in the downtown just look for a different location and save the 10-15 minute walk.

Great incentives (ticket drawing Fridays, daily specials, open late-ish) but all at a price…read more Bathroom: * (dive-bar bathroom) Quality: ** Quantity: **** Presentation: *** (okay plating) Price: $$ (price=quantity) Ambiance: Loud/Casual/Busy/crowded Attitude: * (can be crap depending on busy-ness and who's working) Overall: I've tried this place several times over the last year. The only thing I'll say is that, it's an interesting place, very inconsistent, fake nice attitude and staff can escalate fast. I want to think it'll get better, I'll try anywhere 3x however, this has been a hit, followed by more misses than hits. I keep trying but, there are other places.

We stopped in on an off time in the afternoon to grab a beer. The place was almost empty. However,…read morethe wait staff was quick to come over and after exchanging pleasantries we had our beer. We took a good look around and the place is very very large so it must bring in a very large crowd in the evening. It does feel like there is more of a " Regulars" kind of vibe. But it's just a typical sports bar to enjoy a game.