Great location! Right on the water and you can get there by boat or car. Parking can be tough when…read morethere is a band playing! Roomy place and love the indoor/outdoor options. Food is decent bar food. Service was good even with a packed house when Buck Naked was playing. Clean bathrooms and fun time

Beautiful Day on the lake!! Good food - good service. Great…read moremenu. I remember lower prices but hey everything has gone up What more could you ask for

Rose Villa recently hosted my family of 46 for a memorial luncheon. I can't say enough about the…read moregreat experience we had. Tammy was so easy to work with and the staff really outdid themselves. It's not easy to handle such a large group, but they made it look easy. They were pros. And the food? Absolutely delicious! The salads were large and completely fresh and the entree proportions were huge and came out piping hot...so good! Thank you to everyone on behalf of my family!

We had a good night at the Rose Villa. They only had three beers in tap; Stella, Thirsty Dog 12…read moreDogs and Reinquist Truth. Other than the draft beer selection it was great. Service was very good and we sat in the bar area. The food was hot and tasted great. There were clams, scallops, salmon and perch. I would not hesitate to go back.

I have to say, my experience at 1787 Tavern and Grill was so bad it was almost comical. I would…read moreonly recommend if you are getting to the hotel late and need something without high expectations it would be okay. We were in town for a wedding nearby and most of the family was staying at the hotel where the restaurant is located. Because most of the group was from out of town, everyone decided to eat at this restaurant located in the hotel to avoid transportation. We had the entire restaurant to ourselves with some other patrons at the bar. When our waitress brought just three menus for a party of seven and tossed a stack of Dollar store napkins in the middle of the table, with silverware on top, I should've known what was coming. The first three things I tried to order from the menu--soup of the day, chicken marsala, and broccoli--were all unavailable. Yes, three in a row! I finally ended up with a steak that I asked for medium, but it came out completely cooked through with no pink at all. Between the missing menu items, lackluster presentation, and poorly cooked food, the whole experience was a huge letdown. One thing they obviously had on hand was plenty of salt! I'm pretty sure we all consumed our limit of sodium for the week. One thing I can say is that all of the staff were extremely friendly and nice. I truly felt bad for our waitress. I gave the three stars based on the fact that the hotel uses the same area for breakfast and the server deserved five stars for breakfast. It was not a large buffet, but it was well presented and fresh (real scrambled eggs with cheese made on site which seems to be a rarity hotels these days).

My bartender,Sydney was great, made a strong drink and was very friendly and knowledgeable. I…read moreordered chicken wings which were very good and a large portion. This is a bar in a hotel lobby but way above my expectations. Stop by for a strong drink and a quick bite, you won't be disappointed!

My work, a group of 10, had their end of the year dinner party here in mid December of 2025 and we…read morewere overall, happy with our service, food, and experience, despite service being a little slow and prices a little high and some food a little bland. I'd give this a 4.25 stars. If you read my reviews, you know that terrible car accidents happen to me after work dinners (see review on The Industry for one such example). Thankfully, dear readers, I did not have any car incidents after THIS specific work dinner. Haha! Anyway, The Bistro of Green is in a strip mall five minutes from my work office and is an institution for locals in the area - people in my group were reminiscing about coming to Bistro multiple times a month before Covid, back when they were open for lunch. The menu seems to change often. They do have a couple specials on a board outside the door that are not on their printed menu, just FYI. Our dinner took over 2 and a half hours, starting with complimentary bread and our drinks of choice. The free bread was fine. I ordered a seasonal cocktail, the Apple Cranberry Sangria, despite cocktails not having a price listed (see menu picture). I tend never to order things that do not have the price listed but the cocktail sounded too good to resist. It was yummy and very sugary and fruity, with added mint leaves that definitely brought it up a notch! Our party also split 4 appetizers: the hot peppers ($13), baked provolone ($14), calamari ($16), and flatbread ($16). As the portions are not meant to be shared between 10 people, I only had a little bit of each. I wasn't into the peppers (too mushy) but the calamari was my favorite! I could see myself ordering this as a dinner just for myself in the future. Two thirds of the hot pepper dish was ignored by the group in the end. For my main, half of which I took home as it was getting very late and my drive back home is almost an hour, I chose to get the Bistro burger (medium rare) and fries ($18). This was chosen based on cost alone - even though I really wanted a chicken or steak dish, I just could not afford them. I am only a lonely assistant, not a CEO! I debated getting one of the other sandwich options, also both $18, but the lack of pictures either on Google or Yelp made me just stick with a burger. My lack of funds kept me from being too adventurous for this dinner, sadly. Next time, I'd be down to try their fancy grilled cheese (or steak, if someone else foots the bill). The burger was good, although not amazing, and the fries were that nice mix of just oily and crispy enough. Service was okay. Things apparently got busy at the bar, so it took longer than it should have for us to get our drinks and food throughout the night. As for vibes, it was nicely decorated for Christmas, lights were dim, and Christmas music played softly in the background. No complaints here! In the end, for a sangria, burger, fries, tax, and tip (plus a 3% surcharge for using a credit card), my dinner cost me over $40. Can you imagine just how much worse the bill would have been if I hadn't gotten the cheapest thing on the menu? Next time, I will also remember to bring cash. And choose a more unique dish.

Our family had dinner at the Bistro of Green and it just okay. The French Onion Soup had cheese…read morethat was burned and black. It left a bitter taste but otherwise was fine. The steak salad was nice size with fresh ingredients and the ranch dressing was good. The steak was done correctly but had a fair amount of fat and some portions were grizzled and hard to cut. I would return and just order something else. The service was very good and the ambiance was great.

The food is mediocre at best and that may be the reason that The Ramp is closed for business. Nice…read morebuilding and neatly decorated inside. Too bad.

Owner is a creep, servers are inept and the food might as well have come out of a dumpster. Nice…read moreview though.

Met some friends here for dinner on their back patio...the weather was lovely and there were 7 of…read moreus - we were seated easily which was great! Service was friendly and the right amount of attentive, making sure our water glasses were full and checking in on our party. Food options are mostly bar/pub type food (understandably so) but they have a couple of salads. Not a ton of vegetarian options unfortunately, so I ended up eating appetizers and tried their fish sandwich. That said, the fried pickles were amazing (they put dill in the batter which I loved) and they came with an excellent dipping sauce. The onion rings were good but super greasy and the breading was a little thicker than I would prefer. The giant soft pretzel was SO GOOD...I wish I'd gotten a photo of that but we demolished it! Fish sandwich was decent but nothing to write home about...pretty thick breading there too but the fish was good and it came with a huge serving of fries. All in all pretty tasty food and I'd go back for sure, just not a place to go if you are looking for health ;) Thank you for a nice evening, Caston & Main!

Honestly have been here before and it was amazing the bartender was awesome, this visit however has…read moremade my husband and I rethink coming here again. We get there at 650-7:00pm got seated and ordered drinks, got our water, and sweet tea, my husband ordered a gin and tonic and we didn't get it until 40 mins later, also didn't use either gin he asked for and waitress was no where to be found, we ask to speak to the manager, who comes over and takes our order, we order Mac and cheese for our son and three appetizers to share. Our son got his food a good 10 minutes before we did, and they gave my husband a tall drink not his normal gin and tonic, we see us and one other table not get waited on and finally get our check and not one thing was discounted or taken care of. Husband asks to speak to manager again, who acts like he had no clue how to fix this scenario and then went on to completely annihilate this waitress, but it was overall bad service all around. Other tables were waited on and ordered in a timely manner and it was highly disappointing that us and another table were not.

Ok for the boat dock, and decent eats…read more Certainly not going to win a James Beard culinary award anytime soon, but for a restaurant/bar on the Portage lakes this is a-Ok. The scene was, well, interesting; at lunch our table was the only ones that were under-70 years old. The place was half full/half empty. There's a giant mirrored wall to give a larger than life feel to the place. They're good for take away for the maritime customers, typical greasy bar menu. Restrooms were clean, parking spots were tight. Next door there's a pontoon boat rental. Great place for people watching on the Portage Lakes, a little slice of Redneck Riviera just south of downtown Akron.

I stopped in here with some friends and family on a random Tuesday night. Our bartender (I don't…read moreremember her name!) was absolutely fabulous...friendly, but not overbearing, and very attentive. We never had an empty glass in front of us! A little downfall is that $1 beers does not last all night. I think this is a statewide thing and not something with this particular bar...but it did suck! Great experience, we'll be going back!

My mom was in the emergency room at Barberton Hospital. The cafeteria was closed. I found Tusk on…read moreYelp. I ordered fish and chips for both of us and brought it back to the hospital. Man, that food hit the spot after a long and trying day. It was delicious.

The kimchi was excellent, especially for a non Asian restaurant…read more The fish and chips was pretty good, but the batter struggled to stick to the fish and as I picked up a piece it all just fell apart, made it hard to eat. Thankfully the taste was good though. My wife loved the chicken sandwich and the dill hot sauce was phenomenal. We were very pleased with the food and price, and will definitely be back!

Wil's is a very popular Portage Lakes pub and grille. Prices are great and affordable as is the…read morefood and the portion sizes. Service couldn't be better and the staff is so friendly and outgoing. Wil's has just been sold to the owners of The Industry in Green on Arlington. Unlike Wil's, The Industry is a very upscale and expensive restaurant. The food is good but it remains to be seen if it is worth it. Personally, I cannot afford to make it a habit. I need to keep it for very special occasions. The fear amongst us regular Wil's crowd is that we will soon be seeing the affordable pricing and great menu being replaced by the more upscale owners. If that happens, then another affordable restaurant for seniors and the older crowd will have gone the route of so many others. Wil's has been around a lot of years and has survived the highs and lows of the restaurant world. They MUST be doing something right. My pleas to the new owners is if it's not broke don't fix it! Let us continue to enjoy our little out of the way local hole in the wall Thank you for listening.

This restaurant was very clean. The service was fast, friendly, and the food was delicious. I had…read morethe walleye dinner. My wife had the Reuben. She said the Reuben was one of the best she's ever had. Becky, our server, took great care of us and made sure our drinks were full all the time.

If you're looking for a great spot to enjoy delicious Mexican cuisine while taking in the stunning…read moreviews of Portage Lakes, the Blue Iguana Tequila Bar offers a wide range of traditional and contemporary Mexican dishes, as well as refreshing margaritas and other cocktails. During the summer months, you can take advantage of their outdoor dining areas, which offer views of the lake. Boat access, so you can dock your boat and enjoy a meal right on the water. Whether you're looking for a romantic dinner for two or a fun night out with friends, this Mexican restaurant on Portage Lakes is hit the spot!

To those curious and likes a bit of food recommendations I highly recommend…read more We had such an enjoyable day driving down the scenic back roads, soaking in the beauty of our surroundings. As we meandered along, we stumbled upon a charming little spot that caught our eye, prompting us to turn around and explore it further. I absolutely love discovering new places! I decided to try the blue iguana drink, and let me tell you, they certainly don't skimp on the pour! After a few sips, I was definitely feeling tipsy. With a full stomach and a heart full of joy, I'm really thrilled that I found this gem, to be honest! 9.8 over all rating you want to take everything to go but can't stop eating let this be the review that gets you in the door! Go ahead and Eat.