Location: Twinsburg
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Top 7 Bar food in Twinsburg, Ohio, United States
Reviews on Bar food in Twinsburg, Ohio, United States. Twinsburg is a city in Summit County, Ohio, United States about halfway between Akron and Cleveland. The population was 18,795 at the 2010 census.
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7. Sassy's Bar and Grille
Overall Ratings
2 based on 11 reviews
We are a bar and grille, but not necessarily in that order. We are grille masters. We like simple, yet flavorful recipes. We know itâs our bartenders that make our drinks great, not the liquor. We think beer should be ice cold and consumed regularly. We k
Reviewed By Bill J
What a let down! I was excited to eat here as I drive by the Bar almost every day. When I finally stopped in, the music was too loud right off the bat (should have just left and saved the $40). The server was pleasant enough so I would have to blame the slow service on the kitchen not having their act together. When the food was delivered my Gyro tasted like the meat was reheated styrofoam and the fries were limp. What a let down. I did enjoy the cold beer but I can (and will) get this at any other bar here in Twinsburg. I know this place just opened but it already needs to be revamped!Hi there,I'm sorry that it has taken us this long to respond to your review but I want to thank you for taking the time to write one. We take all reviews and feedback into account and I hope that you choose to give us another shot sometime.Thanks again and take care!
6. Panini's Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
3 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By Mr_BeenThereDoneThat
Plenty of seats indoor and outdoor. Lots of big tvs showing all the sports events. The menu has pizza, sandwiches, salads, soups, plenty to choose from, most of the food is pretty good. Full bar is available with lots of beer on tap. Prices are low to moderate.
5. Aaron & Moses
Overall Ratings
4 based on 12 reviews
Welcome to Aaron & Moses, a warm and inviting gathering place that welcomes you, your family and friends. Housed within the new Gleneagles Golf Club & Events building, Aaron & Moses is a standalone restaurant and is Twinsburg's new home for great food, dr
Reviewed By Jane C
Happy we have a new restaurant in our area! Went for lunch, server not knowledgeable and the bartender gave me lil green olives in my small pour dirty martini. The second martini was Excellent with the proper size of olives and pour. The food was average.Thank you for the feedback! We have definitely settled in with our new drink menu and have become more consistent since your initial visit. If you stopped back, we'd love to hear about your second visit.Cheers,The Team at A&M
4. Rush Hour Grille
Overall Ratings
4 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By David F
This is a nice neighborhood bar/restaurant and in our first visit there we were pleasantly surprised. The inside is nothing fancy, a bar and tables, TV's, juke box, etc. But the food was the real surprise. Large portions, tasty and reasonably priced. I had the quesadilla and it was huge and tasted great. My wife had the burger, which was equally large and served on an oversized bun. She said it was very tasty with maybe a little too much pepper. The kids had the chicken fingers and they too were huge. The burgers and chicken fingers were accompanied by sizeable portions of French Fries. The entrees were all about $9 so the price is right. I'm not sure I'd go back with the kids only because the tables are so close to the bar but there were no incidents or issues, just a matter of preference. They have a nice patio and the bar is large. We will definitely be back.
3. Mavis Winkles Irish Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 128 reviews
Reviewed By Brendastarshine
We don't see many Irish restaurants ( and hadn't had a good boxty in years) so had high hopes here. The menu looked good , and service was prompt ( noon on a Thursday) with only a handful of people there.... maybe that should have been a clue. The food wasn't awful but it wasn't good. My husband got the salmon on boxties.. salmon was overcooked, boxties were big , very thin, and crisp, so oily.... yuk. We almost always get crisp boxties that are a bit thick and soft inside. These were just hash browns. Grease on the plate. I had pierogies - tiny, and way overcooked, so the pasta outside was tough and hard to chew or cut.
2. Brewsters
Overall Ratings
4 based on 162 reviews
We promise an intimate and relaxed dining experience that offers something different to local and foreign patrons and ensures you enjoy a memorable food experience every time.
Reviewed By Travel F
Really enjoyed our food I had a chicken sandwich that was one of the best I ever had. Also ordered a salad which was ok do to it wasn't enough could have piled a little more on my plate. But the prices are very affordable and the waitress was really nice.
1. Blue Canyon Kitchen Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 417 reviews
Welcome to Blue Canyon Kitchen *Tavern. Escape with us. We make it oh-so easy. You simply can't help but leave behind your day-to-day concerns upon entering the Blue Canyon. Perched atop a sandstone bluff overlooking the splendor of far-reaching woodlands
Reviewed By Vicky S
My friend has been wanting to eat here for over a year, so we finally went on a Monday night. I was a bit surprised to be asked if we had reservations, as the place wasn't even 1/3 full. It's a gorgeous space, all warm wood and bright Western paintings and an amazing two sided fireplace in the middle of the room. Our waitress was mostly good but she never remembered to bring the glass of water my friend asked for. Portion sizes are a bit confusing; the Caribbean jerk portobello flatbread appetizer we split would've been enough for a main meal for both of us, but my salmon dinner was a bit on the small size. On the menu, there was listed a smaller version of the dish...not sure just how much smaller it could've gotten. But almost everything we had was delicious. The flatbread was easily the best flatbread I've ever eaten (and tasted just as good the second day), and my salmon was fantastic. The only minor disappointment was the mashed potatoes it came with; they were heavy and tasted only of butter. With as inventive as everything else was, I was expecting more. My friend noticed another diner not eating her mashed potatoes. But one misstep (two with the missing glass of water) isn't enough to prevent us from eating here again or recommending it to everyone we know.
