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"Classy joint, a bit crowded, but amazing craft cocktails."
Téléphone: (+1)2345711409
Adresse: 1846 Front St, Cuyahoga Falls I-44221-3948, United States
Ville: Cuyahoga Falls
Site Web: http://craft-beer-bar.com
Plats: 14
Commodités: 3
Catégories: 5
Avis: 1332
We discovered this little place a few years ago and liked it so much we added it to our must visit list whenever we visit Cuyahoga Falls. So we were excited to go while in town this last week. We arrived and took seats at the bar. We were immediately greeted by a bartender and informed about scanning to get the up to date menu, and when I was having problems, the hostess came over and assisted. My husband chose his beer and I was still looking at the menu on my phone and the bartender went to the other end of the bar. I waited for a good 5 minutes (they were walking back and forth in front of us) before I stopped a 3rd person and asked if I could have a little sample of a wine I was unfamiliar with. She said I could, and got me a little amount. I tried it and didn 't care for it. I ordered a glass of wine I knew I liked and she brought it. At that point we were totally forgotten... There was MAYBE 8 people at the bar and one table was full. We were planning on getting an appetizer, another round of drinks and dinner, but we left after one drink and went to another restaurant. Worse than that, we crossed them off our must visit list... If it would have been just one of the employees, we might have tried again, but all three of them?!? Did we have our invisibility cloak on?!? We were totally bummed out, but we had a great meal and superb service at the second restaurant we went to.
Ever had a deep fried salmon filet!? It's not great. I had really high hopes for this restaurant with the reviews but the food was terrible. The blue cheese dressing was thin and watery with some gorgonzola sprinkled on top, the pear gorgonzola salad was tasteless and its vinegarette was only honey, salmon filet was literally deep fried, and the cabernet had turned to vinegar.
