Hazelwood Inn

Local and popular spot. It's a little divey but very homey. They had music playing and it was a VIBE. Drinks are affordable and the food was delicious. They also automatically add 15% gratuity to all bills. Love that because it takes the stress away of calculating a tip at the end. I went during happy hour which is very long and last until 7pm WOW! I didn't drink but my 2 friends did and they reported the drinks were not only made well but a little on the strong side ( we love that ). There were several bartenders, our bartender she was an older woman & some customers complained about her "attitude" but I loved her. She was direct, got to the point, gave you everything you needed to know upfront & was NOT with the funny business. I can respect that. They also have several specials that occur, today's special was $25 6 small crabs with shrimp and corn. Ofc we ordered that! We also ordered their southwest egg rolls, crab dip and tenders. Might I say the crab dip was crabbing! We love good portions. The food coming out was an average wait time. I had a really great time, staff I wouldn't say was nice or mean just direct and doing their job BUT respectful. It was packed, a little loud but once it was time for Thursday night football, the music was turned down so you can tune in! They had so many TV's all over that it was nearly impossible to miss the action. I do wish they had close captions on because I am hard of hearing so although the music was turned off, since it was packed I couldn't really hear what was going occurring in the game. Would definitely be revisiting in the future, has the potential of becoming a regular spot for me .

It's been a while since I last visited the Hazelwood Inn, but tonight, I finally made my way back--this time to the bar side--with some colleagues and friends. We kicked off the evening with drinks: one of us had a Long Island, another opted for Don Julio, and I went with a Jameson and ginger. I have to say, their happy hour specials are a solid deal!For food, we went all out--lamb chops, shrimp, crab legs, wings. I'm the type that always needs a vegetable, so I balanced it out with a house salad topped with balsamic dressing. The only hiccup? The food took a little longer than I'd have liked, but once it arrived, it was totally worth the wait. Everything was delicious.The vibe was just right--awesome music, a great crowd, and that laid-back atmosphere you look for in a local spot. It's nice to see that after all these years, Hazelwood Inn hasn't missed a beat. Great night, good people, and definitely worth a return visit.

Awesome as usual. Got there a little after opening at 11am. Place was clean and welcoming. I was the first customer on the bar side. Lol. My bartender was friendly and attentive. Please forgive me for not remembering his name. I ordered from the happy house menu lamb chops and mashed potatoes and coconut shrimp. It was delicious. Potatoes was lacking a little because it had some lumps. Coconut shrimp and lamb chops were good as usual. My drinks were tequila sunrise, melon martini and amaretto sour. None of the drinks disappointed. I was in and out and back home by 1pm. Truly a nice early morning outing. Music was nice and not too turned up. This place is always my go to.

Absolutely an IYKYK type of place. Very direct service with a straight face. Not at all a Complaint. I would rather that than over the type checking in. The food is absolutely the star of the show including the sangria that you can buy to take home with you. Our lunch party tried all three and the strawberry peach was the winner for me but they are all good. If you don't want to sit on the cozy inside there is a to-go area where you can order food to go. I ordered the crab cake sandwich and got mad at the bread for trying to take away attention from the crab cake. The crab cake itself has minimal filler and seasoned very well. The only down side is that I don't like closer to this place.

We love to support local restaurants, and this was recommended by a friend.It has a great location with a big parking lot.The building was huge, housing a bar-which had very loud music - a liquor store, and the restaurant.For the bar, curiosity drove me to just take a look, and that was plenty.For lunch, it was about a 5 min wait b/c the greeter was busy with other tasks. It was a sit anywhere you like, the chairs were upholstered and the restaurant has lots of real wood, and murals creating a historical atmosphere.We both ordered the crab cake special $19.99, 1 fried, and 1 broiled. This comes with 2 sides-anything priced at $3.99, or an upcharge for anything above that amount. I opted for onion rings, an upcharge of $0.50. They came out overcooked, just about burned. They were ok, not special-I probably won't order them in the future.The star of this meal was the crab cakes. They were phenomenal, cooked both ways, and the size of your fist. Very little filler and either lump with a few pieces of jumbo lump, seasoned perfectly. The basket of warm, crusty bread was appreciated. For the second side, we both ordered French fries. They use the coated ones. Portions are generous.They have weekly specials, and you can get a sirloin steak with 2 sides for under $20.00.They do offer a senior discount on Monday and Tuesday, but it can not be applied to the specials.On each table top is a note stating an 18% tip will be applied to all purchases. For some unknown reason, it was not tacked onto our bill.There is a small area for outside seating.

If you know me this is my spot best NY steak meal in town plus two sides the happy hour here is very happy lots of deals on the food and drinks

Talk about a hidden gem. I had the best southwest egg rolls ever here. All the food was good minus the oysters which had no flavor. The mussels, stuffed shells crab cakes and stuff salmon is what the party had and everyone enjoyed their meal.You have to try the sangria. Service was good very attentive. Ambiance had and on school in feeling .

We gathered here for a holiday marriage proposal. It seemed this venue was half restaurant half club. When we were walking in from the parking lot there was just a ton of music and commotion coming from one side of the building. Our waitress for the party, seemed to be a bit overwhelmed. It took her a very long time to get our drink orders and then we had to wait for her to show up again to order food. But when the food finally arrived, it was good. The crab cake was moist and loaded with meat. The grilled broccoli was delicious and my peach sangria was as well. Also, affordable. This place may be better suited for a quick stop in for lunch or dinner if you're not having high expectations.

The southwest egg rolls are a must every time I come. The chicken delight was a bit salty but overall had great flavorful and was very juicy. The roasted broccoli was a bit on the mushy side but the greek potatoes were delicious. The portions were enough to have it for 3 meals.

I had one of the worst dining experiences of my life at Hazelwood Inn and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.First off, we had to wait 2.5 hours for our food, which is completely unacceptable, especially since we had a reservation for my grandmother's 89th birthday luncheon. To make matters worse, several people in our party never even received their food, and the dishes that did arrive were undercooked and inedible.The staff was completely unprofessional. Our waitress was incompetent, barely attentive, and didn't seem to care about the disastrous service we were receiving. After suffering through the meal, we waited an additional 45 minutes just to get our bill.What really made the experience unbearable was the racist and aggressive manager. Not only was he rude to our table when we voiced our concerns, but he also became confrontational. To top it all off, we were illegally charged a credit card fee without notice, which is unethical and, frankly, dishonest.If you value your time, money, and dignity, avoid this place at all costs. It's clear they care more about overcharging customers than providing decent service or food.