Brewsters

Another day, another sports bar with good pub food here in Ohio. Brewster's has a vast menu and we tested the far corners. Patty melt for mom, flatbread (you don't fool me, that's a pizza) for my sister and a French dip for me. All good. Service was pleasing with timely table stops and beverage refills. It's a chain but worth visiting.

The food was OK. Service was friendly and the dining area was clean but I have a serious pet peeve- it only happens once in a while but this place nailed it.Our party of two walk into a restaurant that is 80% empty and the host asks if you have a reservation- no issue with that. But I get immediately annoyed when I answer "no" and they act like it's going to be a major issue to seat us. It's in the back of my mind throughout the duration of our dinner and resurfaces with a vengeance when we have settled the check, I look around, and it's still 80% empty. Really?Next time I am asked "do you have a reservation" in an empty restaurant I will just answer "no, we'll go someplace else".

Having a lazy Sunday, family didn't want to prepare and cook dinner. We elected to eat locally and decided on Brewster's. They don't have a specific gluten free menu but there plenty of things you can change up or they are naturally gluten free.The stuffed Hungarian peppers appetizer is an awesome started to go with. The pepper has a comfortable amount of spice to it. The red sauce with the sausage is a good combination. Definite try.The pizza crust is always a hit or miss at places with a GF crust, but the crust is a big winner here. The cheese blend pairs nicely with the sausage and pepperoni. Filling and satisfying!The burger was enjoyed. Not a favorite fir my dad, but has plenty of other burgers to get there.My brother got the Featured Italian Wrap. We all looked at his plate at how BIG it was. He had one half at the restaurant, and the other half, the next day. Wow though. This was something that didn't get shorted at all.Haley was our waitress that. A super sweet and attentive girl. She checked on our GF questions with the kitchen if she wasn't a hundred percent certain saying yes or no. Preseason football is starting, so more people began to show up to sit at the bar to watch. And they have a very busy local band schedule for the summer on their patio outside. So, check it out if you're interested. Seems like a fun place when it gets to be the warmer weather season. Will definitely return.

I've heard of Brewsters and I'm glad I tried the restaurant. The sports area has a long bar with TVs. The dining room was a surprise. The room had lots of wood trim. White cloths were on the tables with nice dining chairs. There are also booths. The room was very nice. My girl friends and I went for Happy Hour, which is 3-6 p.m. every day. The drink prices are a dollar less than regular price. The food is the flatbread of the day. Today the flatbread was Rueben. It was good with a wood fired taste. We also tried the Hungarian Hottie: stuffed hot peppers with Italian sausage and cheeses. Wasn't hot, and was very good. There was plenty to share or eat as an entree. Definitely try Brewsters for a group or a romantic lunch or dinner. There is a private dining room.

Never got served. Not enough staff. Was seated by the bartender because there was not a hostess at the hostess station. Sat outside where there were good vibes and good music. Place was not crowded however waitresses never acknowledged that we were seated. After three songs we left. Had large amount of crews in town for storm duty will not be recommending to others.

Nice spot in Twinsburg right off of 480/14. Plenty of tables and booths plus a bar side with bar seating and high top tables. Plenty of parking. We have been here many times and always have had good food and pleasant servers. The beer, wine and spirits lists are very good. They have happy hours specials like $1 draft beer. This last visit we each got a Cobb salad. The portion is huge, and the ingredients were crisp and fresh. They add plenty of chicken to supplement the greens, bacon, tomatoes and bleu cheese. Great summer dinner and enough for lunch the next day. Other favorites include the chicken Mac & cheese and burgers. If in Twinsburg this one is an easy call.

Brewsters never disappoints. It is one of our "go to" restaurants in Twinsburg. The service is great. Food and drinks are satisfying and often there is live music. Very nice patio when the weather cooperates.

The food was way overpriced for the quality-they are definitely thinking "quantity" instead of quality when preparing orders, such as with their salads. The portions are ginormous, filled with brown, limp lettuce. The service was okay, however it was so dark inside the restaurant that multiple people at our table needed a flashlight to read the menu. I spoke with the owner, and he didn't seem to care that I was disappointed with my experience. Definitely not returning.

My first time at Brewsters was Christmas 2022 during lunch. I had come in with a group of about 5. The restaurant was not busy whatsoever and there were plenty of open tables But the hostess sat us right next to a table of 12 or so. I mean so close that I had to move my chair in so the person behind me could get up. And when he got up, all I could smell was his colostomy bag...My 2nd trip there last summer, was even worse. The waitress sat us outside even tho there was a thunderstorm on the horizon. My wife's mashed potatoes were bland, I had to ask for a side of ranch 3 times and it still took forever. The chicken tenders were all breading and no chicken. Service was very slow.

I've been here twice from out of town, the bartenders are great...both Travis and Andrew. The food is really good and tasty! Definitely recommend if in the area.