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Top 10 Pub food in Norton, Ohio, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best Pub food in Norton, Ohio, United States. Norton is a city in Summit county in the U.S. state of Ohio. The population was 12,085 at the 2010 census.
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10. The Tasting Room
Overall Ratings
4 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By chrisj333
Went with my wife and another couple. One of the appetizers didn't get brought out, then they brought it out late and it wasn't what was described. Then forgot the salad both wives were going to split. They brought it after the meal and actually still charged us for it. My burger was supposed to have jalapenos but didn't. Then our bills were mixed up. This will be a one and done for us. There really isn't much else they could have screwed up.
9. Wil's Grille & Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By pattyh129
When we want Friday night fish - in a fun, casual atmosphere - this is our go-to place. They always offer fresh Lake Erie walleye and perch, plus (usually) something else like salmon or shrimp. You can have your walleye/perch deep fried or pan sauteed and both preparations are excellent. Entrees come with two sides from a generous list including options like salad, coleslaw, potatoes (fries or baked, white or sweet), steamed broccoli, onion rings, and "Barberton-style hot rice" made with tomatoes, onions and peppers. These weekly seafood specials also include soft warm rolls and are very reasonably priced from about $18-22 (with the full range of bar food on their regular menu priced mostly lower).The ambience is super friendly with fast, efficient service - but you are never rushed and definitely feel welcome to linger if you like. Will, the owner, is usually on hand and continually makes the rounds to make sure all his diners are satisfied. His charming wife - who lavishly decorates the pub for each season, and sometimes shares her lovely singing voice with guests - is also typically there alongside Will. It's a great " local color" pub with fun, food, and drink for not much money!
8. Spunkmeyers Pub
Overall Ratings
3 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By shes0so0free
This place is a trip. We went there on a weeknight, there were maybe three other tables in the place. For some reason we never figured out (and I waited tables for a decade) our service was unbelievably slow. Like, it took 15 minutes to get my beer and she brought me the wrong one. Our salads also took forever to come and our meals were on top of them. The food was solid. I was nervous because their menu reads like a dictionary of pub food (which usually means you get anything you want! And it's all mediocre garbage.), but our food was decent. The fries were really good, my burger was alright.The pub itself is pretty normal looking- big bar, high top tables, booths. But then, for some reason, the servers are all dressed in formal wear. Like. Homecoming or funeral dresses, depending on their ages. It gives the place such a weird, disjointed vibe. Although it does make you aware of the kind of place it is trying to be- sort of a strange, strip mall Hooters?Don't bring your kids unless you like trying to explain why there are naked men on the bathroom wall.Overall the food was decent, but it's not enough to save the poor service and skeevy, low key sexist ambience. We probably won't be back.
7. Old 97 Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By Dhavekost
Old 97 café is a quaint little dive bar in the middle of Barberton. It's built between two long-standing houses in the middle of an industrial suburb. On Friday and Saturday night they specialize in local bands, and local clientele. This Saturday night was popularized by a local 80s band, not too good, but the ambience was enjoyable and very unique for the area. Not sure about the food, but the drinks are very cheap, very portable, if only a bit slow to be served.
6. Beef O'Brady's
Overall Ratings
3 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By steven c
stopped by on memorial day...nothing else was open..tryed the pickle slices.were not to bad..beer cold..mushroom burger was very good and cooked just right...service was slow but will give them a break.look to be under staffed...if in the area again..could stop there..nice little sports bar
5. Wadsworth Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
4 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By Joanne M
The beer here is excellent. There are always four staple beers on tap plus four beers that change often. They actually make over 65 different brews. The IPA is wonderful as well as the stouts they make. The atmosphere is very cozy. The pizzas, nachos, and pretzels are a nice easy accompaniment. The meat is local. They are conscious of the environment. Stop in for a delightful time.
4. Green Diamond Grille
Overall Ratings
4 based on 67 reviews
Reviewed By alohajudee
Food was very good. Coffee was way good. Very clean and modern. Service was as it should be and we were very happy about the whole experience. Will go again.
3. Hodge's Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By Mark H
I visited with friends and found the little tables jammed together without any room to spread out. People bumping you while they try to squeeze past. Bathroom was disgusting and overall cleanliness of the place was lacking. Burger was ok. Definitely not worth the hype. No seasonal beer choices. Just a bad vibe.
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2. Houston Pub
Reviewed By Polkadot72
Saw a sign about a fish fry every Friday and decide to try it. The place is off the beaten path with a gravel parking lot. The food and service is superior but the place is old and beat up.If you don't mind an old bar that is dark with beat up furniture then this is the place for you. They also have a banquet hall attached which is nice.
1. Wolf Creek Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 77 reviews
Reviewed By Darleneoh
I have been reading the many good reviews of this restaurant and wondering if we just made bad choices. We started with the mussel appetizer which was very good. We were there in time for happy hour but their idea of happy hour is $1 off an $8 glass of wine. To me a $5 glass of wine would be what I expected. Most menu items come by themselves. I had a mushroom ravioli which was bland and tasteless. It was covered with asparagus and spinach which was good but overall not very tasty. My husband had kielbasa and pierogies which was also fairly bland. He also got a wedge salad which was huge but good with lots of blu cheese. I couldnât help but think our $50 would have bought us a better meal elsewhere. I also like bread with my meal but they donât do that either.
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