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Top 10 American food in North Olmsted, Ohio, United States
Reviews on American food in North Olmsted, Ohio, United States. North Olmsted is a city in Cuyahoga County, Ohio, United States. As of the 2010 census, the city population was 32,718. North Olmsted is a west side suburb of Cleveland, Ohio, and is the 8th most populated city within Cuyahoga County.
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10. Danny Boys Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By kathvs
The atmosphere is pure Sinatra - he's everywhere and I wouldn't be surprised to find him working in the kitchen! Huge selection of well-prepared food including homemade rolls, soups and salads as well as regular pub grub with a few twists and unexpected ingredients - like the goat-cheese, apple, cranberry and walnut salad - yum! Service was more than good - it was outstanding. Our waiter didn't hesitate to tell us about his favorites and made honest recommendations. A real thumbs-up for this place!
9. Yard House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 258 reviews
Reviewed By AceTraveller1
Iâve visited several Yardhouses in the USA, itâs my favourite for excellent beer, good food and great music. This time unusually my wife and I had our granddaughter with us. To be fair the food & drink was well up to standard.All was well & our granddaughter was happy playing with the new computerised ordering & games thingy on the table. I was surprised at the end to see $1.99 added to our check for âzioskâ. Not a lot of money but I thought it was underhand and sneaky. I had no idea that my granddaughterâs game was chargeable. I queried it and the server said it was stated on the homepage. Sure enough it was but not prominently and any child would just see the game they wanted to play. Shouldnât this be made clear to the bill player at the outset?When I complained the charge was deducted from the bill but this was very wrong.
8. BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse
Overall Ratings
3 based on 105 reviews
Reviewed By Nicole T
50 beers on tap, many craft. Service is always very good, tonight was no different. Had the Sweet Pig and parmesan crusted chicken. Their pizza is very good...nice pancrust, fully cooked and not greasy, which is hard to do with pan. Parmesan crusted chicken is always really good, mashed potatoes are excellent. BJ's is always a good meal (never outstanding food but always very good and frequently with outstanding you get inconsistent food whereas BJ's is a chain and very consistently in quality and taste).
7. Chili's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 99 reviews
Reviewed By Kennys416
First time here in over a year. Placed my order for 3 for 10.00. Got my drink, I also ordered soup and crispy chicken. Got my meal before my soup. had to ask for it. Potato soup was very good. Fries had hardly any taste to them. Crispy chicken did not taste as good as it has in the paste. and it was not crispy at all.
6. Moosehead Hoof & Ladder
Overall Ratings
4 based on 200 reviews
Reviewed By WCH440
Great food! My wife and I both loved our burgers. Quite an extensive menu! There will be something to please just about everyone. Their homemade chips are delicious! Good sized portions. The draft beer list was not very large - slightly disappointing. Service was good - Lisa did s fine job. The ambiance of the old firehouse was great!
5. Red Robin America's Gourmet Burgers and Spirits
Overall Ratings
4 based on 125 reviews
Reviewed By CDobyns
Towards the end of a reunion trip into northeastern Ohio with my brothers, I gathered up my one brother who was available and we went over to Red Robin, which is right on/off Great Northern Boulevard. I'd been to Red Robin one other time previously, over in central Maryland, and had a very good experience. Red Robin is primarily known for it's pretty extensive burger menu selections, but they also do respectable salads, appetizers, and other smaller scale entrees. We arrived early on a Friday evening and while the restaurant was already pretty busy, we were immediately seated at a high top table, near the bar. We were approached promptly by our server (Brittany), who was also covering the guests at the bar. We got drink orders placed and my brother opted for a special priced Stella Artois, and I had water. We reviewed the menus for only a couple of minutes when our drinks arrived, but we told Brittany we needed a couple more minutes to decide. That may have been the wrong choice of wording to use, because while we made a decision in less than five minutes, we never saw Brittany for at least another 15 minutes. In all truth, we saw Brittany at least a half dozen times, but never could seem to get her to head over our way. Finally Brittany did swing by and we placed our orders, a fish and shrimp and chips for me and a Ghost Burger for my brother. Our orders seemed to appear in almost no time, brought to the table by other service staff. My brother's burger looked good and despite the Ghost (Chili) label, wasn't as spicy as we had speculated it might be. My fish and chips and shrimp were all good. The chips were a little limp, but a second (all you can eat) refill of the chips were much better on the second round. Somewhere in there, my brother had ordered another beer but opted to move down to the smaller size offering, although when the beer arrived, based on just a visual comparison of the size of the first and second glasses, we both speculated that the second glass appeared to be maybe a half-ounce smaller than the first "big" beer, by total volume - although we didn't attempt any cross pour into the old glass to confirm this. As we mostly finished up eating, we had another experience where we couldn't seem to see or catch Brittany's attention for the longest time. Finally Brittany swung by with the check. After glancing at the check, we noted that neither of my brother's beers had gotten on to the check. We debated whether this omission had been a mistake or perhaps a gesture by Brittany to make up for her twice disappearing act - but we finally decided it must have been the latter. Red Robin is a nice location to visit for a casual meal and to maybe have a beer (or two) - and if your server is Brittany and the place is really "hopping", those beers may turn out to be on-the-house.
4. B Spot
Overall Ratings
4 based on 317 reviews
Reviewed By Tempesttost
We are Michael Symon fans and found B Spot burgers to be both delicious and offering superb service. Although the menu features burgers, fries, and shakes this is not an inexpensive meal as everything is a la carte. My daughter had the vegan Impossible Burger which was delicious and my son had a regular burger with a gluten free bun which was also great. Valet parking is available as is a free parking garage and surface lots.
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3. Cabin Club Steak House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 311 reviews
Reviewed By thedonald7
Been going to cabin club for years . Known for there great steaks, they never disappoint . Love sitting at the bar for a martini and then entertain friends or family for a wonderful dinner. One of the better restaurants in Cleveland .
2. Famous Dave's Bar-B-Que
Overall Ratings
4 based on 105 reviews
Famous Dave's has legendary pit BBQ food for residents in North Olmsted and the surrounding areas. Contact us now to learn about our catering services.
Reviewed By rjarmusik2001
I've eaten here on occasion in the mid west were limited to BBQ restaurants not like down south or out west where there is one on every corner, I usually have received good meals here sometimes the ribs are dry but I don't consider that the restaurants fault some times a cut of meat can be tougher than another, I prefer the St. Louis cut over the Baby Backs, any type of sauce or Memphis style dry rub is tasty! they also have a good selection of side dishes. Plenty of other items on the menu something everybody should like. Portion are generously sized. Serving on garbage can lids is cool!!!
1. The Rail - North Olmsted
Overall Ratings
4 based on 183 reviews
All-Ohio Burgers. All-Ohio Beer. All-Ohio Camaraderie. The Rail is all about keeping it local. From our locally sourced burgers and sandwiches to our all-Ohio craft beer taps to our old-school, hand-dipped milkshakes, we locally source as many ingredients
Reviewed By CDobyns
After a long day of traveling to a reunion with my brothers in northeastern Ohio, we opted to visit The Rail in North Olmsted - which adjoins the Great Northern Mall on the northeast corner (right under the movie sign). It was pretty late when we arrived, and the place was still pretty busy, but we were seated in a nice booth, just opposite the bar, which was much quieter than the rest of the restaurant. Our server greeted us and we each chose from the extensive selection of craft draft beer. As we contemplated the pretty extensive burger menu, our server returned and was nice enough to point out that we'd timed our first visit to coincide with National Cheeseburger Day - which had almost all of the burgers on the menu that were regularly priced at $9 - $12, specially priced that day for $5. Winner!We all went with some variation of the selection of burgers. All the burgers arrived pretty promptly, and all looked good. For my order, I elected to "trade up" to the homemade tater tots, which didn't disappoint - and were round, plump little balls of deep-fried potato deliciousness, which were crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. My burger was pretty good and was served on a nice soft brioche bun. All around we agreed that the burgers and the nice selection of beers were plenty of reason to make a return trip to The Rail at some point in the future.
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