Ford's Garage Liberty

Abigail did a great job!!!!!!!! On top of her game as always! Great service, great food and love the ambiance here.Thank you-Matthew

My wife and I met a friend for dinner at Ford's Garage. It was a busy Friday night, but we were seated quickly, which was nice.I ordered the High Octane Burger and fries. The burger was fantastic--cooked medium-well, just as I asked. The fries, though, felt like an afterthought. I expected something a little more creative, like their Onion Ring Tower served on a dipstick.My wife really enjoyed her Chicken Cobb Salad, and our friend ordered the Burnt Ends Melt, which he couldn't stop raving about even days later.The service was excellent, especially given how crowded the place was. By the time our food arrived, it was standing room only, and our server still stayed attentive.We went during Happy Hour, so Sam Adams was $2 off, which helped balance out the higher prices. Like most places at Liberty Center, the food was a little more expensive than average.Overall, Ford's Garage delivered a solid meal, great service, and a fun atmosphere. A few tweaks could push it to the next level, but it's definitely worth a visit.

I love Ford's Garage. Norwood used to be my go to but since this place opened I've switched over to Liberty. What makes Ford's Garage so great is the service. If you come here, ask for Adam. He's the goat, very attentive and helpful. Even if you don't see Adam, the entire staff is great and you're bound to have a good time. Just know that it can get very busy during peak hours. The theme and decor of this place are a vibe. There are also a lot of TVs showing sports. Below are my reviews:*Estate Burger ($16.99) - My go to. If you like a burger that is a little sweet, get this. The red onion marmalade is to die for. Medium rare/medium is the way to go. *Key Lime Pie ($7.99) - Best key lime pie ever. The crust and custard are so good, plus the vanilla bean whipped cream pairs so well with the pie.*Famous Firestone Shrimp ($13.50) - A small app, comes with 8 pieces of shrimp. Tastes like a warm shrimp nugget covered in mayochup and sriracha. It's good, just a little pricey imo for the portion size.*High Octane Burger ($15.99) - Another solid burger. Love the kick from the jalapeños.*Jalapeño Cream Corn - Swapped out my fries for this as my side, very yummy and filling. I'd get it again if I was craving it.*House Margarita ($6 happy hour) - A solid marg. You can either get sugar or salt on the rim. I got salt to pair with the tequila base.*The Edison Mule ($6 happy hour) - I enjoy this more than the margarita. Can't go wrong with a mule! Tastes great.*Jalapeño Crunch Burger - This was a limited time item. Can't say I loved it, there was too much going on and it was too sweet. Not a fan.*Smothered Tots - Another limited time item. Pretty good! A mix of sweet potatoes, regular tots and pulled pork covered in some ranch. If this came back on the menu I would get it again.

Was in the area on a weekend boondoggle and of course we had to eat. Being a gear head I was intrigued to stop at Ford's. From the moment you drive up you know this is going to be good. Once we arrived we were seated and I'm just taking it in. From the memorabilia,engines, and the vehicle hanging from the ceiling. This is a very cool atmosphere! Service was great, all of them are dressed in garage work shirts with their name on them. Silverware placement was rolled up in a blue shop rag held together with clamps. So far for originality they are getting an A+, BUT we came here to eat.For an appetizer we ordered the onion rings, which were stacked on a funnel. Then we had a couple of burgers, the High Octane and the Model A. Both were spot on! One of my top 5 burgers of all time. Already planning our next trip! If you're in the area, make it a priority, you'll not be disappointed! A++

My waitress was amazing and wish I had remembered her name! Food was really good and the atmosphere was too not notch- definitely a place to revisit. I almost got the fish and chips and kicked myself for not when I saw one go a few tables down. Looked amazingly fresh and if you and your partner both want it - it's huge and enough for two

Let me start by saying that the decor is a lot of fun. The restaurant was packed on a Friday night but you can make reservations, which is a huge plus! We had a reservation at 6:00 and seated about 6:15. Server was great and kept our drinks refilled. I have to admit, our table was 50/50 on the food. We ordered the cheese curds and ahi tuna to start. Cheese curds were nothing special. Tuna was great (unexpectedly). I ordered the chicken Henry and it was great. The sauce was flavorful, smashed potatoes were real, green beans not overcooked. I was very pleased. Two at our table ordered the brisket melt sandwich, which sounded good and was recommended by the server. It had no flavor. Really not special. Salt didn't help.Two ordered the mac and cheese, one with chicken and one with the pork. Both were dry. Not enough cheese sauce and the noodles were dried out. Again, missing flavor. I think we will go back. It was interesting that the unexpected menu items were great.

While neither me or my wife were impressed on our first visit here a couple months ago. Service wasn't the best and we both ordered burgers medium which came out over well done and dry. Giving it another shot I came in the evening alone and sat at the bar. I ordered the fish and chip which is outstanding. The size of this piece of fish is nearly enough for 2-3 people. LJ is tending the bar and gave me excellent service. I'll be back again with the Mrs and will give the burger another try.

Been to Fords twice now, the first time was just to hang out with a friend for a little bit and just recently a business lunch. In the evening, they do have a nice drink selection in the bar area is really nice since they have a iced cooler to set your drink on. It's pretty neat since it goes all the way around the bar and keep your drink cold. Yesterday for lunch my colleague and I we both had salads blackened chicken Cobb was on menu. I didn't request it, but the dressing came on the salad and I normally like it on the side. I didn't think to ask, but it did make the salad a little soggy but otherwise was pretty good. Service was decent and we were in and out in a fair amount of time. Prices were good at about $20 a person with tip. It's a neat ambience inside with all the old car parts.

Met with friends for an early dinner (5:15pm) and we're seated immediately. I love their location in Norwood but can walk to the one In Liberty, and so I was excited when it opened.We had a super waiter (Dominique) who was efficient, attentive, and full of personality.We started with fried pickles which come with a mild wasabi sauce on the side, very good. My friend told me the meatloaf was the best he had eaten and my 3 cycle was outstanding. My meal came with mini corn dogs, ribs, burnt ends brisket and mashed potatoes on the side. Enough for a few meals... and everything excellent on its own, but perfect together.Overall we had a great night of eating out in a cool themed restaurant where the food quality was king.We will be back!

A chain restaurant with style, great music, old cars, and good bar food. What more can you ask for? Automotive memorabilia? Check. Restored classic cars? Check. Restroom urinals made of beer cans and automotive parts? check.We were in and out fast, our burgers were great and we only wished we had more time to explore both the menu and the restaurant more.I know this is a chain and in some ways, it reminded me of the early years of chains like Claim Jumper, or Tropical Forrest Cafe. Back when those were still proud of their novelty and leaned fully into it. I hope they can preserve the quality, service, and themes as they grow and not lose focus as many themed bars and grills do.