Cult Kitchen

Stopped by for lunch on a Saturday.Partner ordered wings and I opted for the chicken sandwich. Both were very tasty. The huge portion of fries was too much (but delicious nonetheless!)It's worth noting that they share a space with Magic City Brewing and when walking in, it wasn't immediately clear what we were supposed to do. The only bartender on staff wasn't particularly talkative/welcoming in the sense of explaining what was going on or how things worked ...and the Cult Kitchen staff are behind a window past the bar. (I dont necessarily blame CK for the MCB bartender, but they're choosing to share that space and it's part of the experience so it seems like it's relevant.)We sat down at a booth and realized was a small table sign with a QR code for the food and drink menu. Below the codes is a small line of text that explains to go to the Cult Kitchen window for food and go to the bar for drinks. This isn't necessarily a bad setup, just had to adjust our mindset as it's more casual and in line with a food truck experience. ...like going up to the window more ketchup (it's in little lidded containers) for all those fries ...and cleaning up after yourself, as there is no one busing tables. Again, the food was very good but the overall experience was just lacking. It seems like it could be something really special if the hospitality and service was there!

The service was great. We liked the burger and chicken sandwich. STAY AWAY from the tiny tacos. They serve only 2 with NO side. The other dishes came with fries. The taco eaters went home hungry and disappointed.

Cult Kitchen is the food option inside of Magic City Brewing and operates separately. I have been here many times in the last few years. They have a handheld menu or you can use the QR code. You go to the window to order and then when it's ready they bring it up to you. I think they have some staples items but I do think the menu changes from time to time. I've had the chicken sandwich and the hot honey pizza in the past. My most recent visit I had the smash burger with homemade chips and a side of classic aioli. It was a good size burger with a generous portion of homemade chips. The burger was absolutely delicious! I wished I could've eaten a second one. The homemade chips were fresh and crunchy. The homemade dip was really good - but one side was not enough. Overall, I've been very satisfied every time I go.

In Akron for business and used Yelp to help find a place for a meal while in town. Be aware you will work a little upon arrival though at check out your are still offered the option to tip. Despite the positioning on their website it's not a traditional sit down place. It's an order window and then they bring food to the table. They share space with the Brewing company so a bottle of soda is what you get from the order window but anything else you go over to order at the bar separately. Two of us went for an early dinner. We opted for pretzel app which were tasty and a very big portion resulting in us not finishing them. I would say that app could easily serve 4. Slider special was tasty but considering the heavy portion of fries not everything on my plate was finished and neither was my coworkers meal. Eyes were bigger than our stomach. Place has about 10 (?) tables/booths and then folks sitting around the bar at the brewery side. I imagine on a popular day of the week (we went mid week before the dinner time rush) it could get crowded and loud. Feel of the place is grunge/biker though clean and well kept and without feeling 'theme restaurant'. I would say it has its only unique personality. Had we been more prepared from the restaurant's website for what the place was we might have more enjoyed things. It's just feels more 'out drinking and getting the nibbles' than a destination meal.

We tried the mushroom pizza and cauliflower for a late night dinner. The mushroom pizza was the perfect umami with a savory sauce and just the right amount of cheese. The crust was crunchy and fluffy. The cauliflower was good, but not worth 5 stars. It could have been drained a little longer as there was quite a bit of oil in the bottom of the container and they were mushy by the time they were delivered. This didn't stop us from eating them.We will be trying other menu items in the very near future! Delicious!

Cult kitchen is one of my favorite restaurants in the portage lakes area. It is a little pricey, but I have never left here thinking the food was not worth it. Great burgers and some of my favorite fries ever. We have been there several times for there specials, from the crunchwraps to their Cuban sandwiches. Everything here is amazing.

Came here for the rave yelp reviews, but it must have been an off day.Ordered the cauliflower, sweet potato fries, and chicken street tacos. Cauliflower was fine, crispy breading and covered in teriyaki sauce. Sweet potato fries came out very dark but still... fine. (Found a hair.) The $11 order of chicken street tacos featured unseasoned reheated frozen chicken strips on slightly soggy corn tortillas. Didn't make it past the first bite, and just ordered more sweet potato fries.The table QR code menu prices do not match the register prices.Food came out pretty fast and the place has a neat clean-grungy ambience. Wanted to like this place but won't be back.

Wanted to try the draft beer at Magic City Brewing and was thankful they also has a kitchen attached to brewery. You go up to the counter and order. They were serving brunch on this Sunday morning. My husband had a breakfast burrito and I had homemade biscuits with fried chicken. Both dishes were very tasty. The beer is good and so is the food! I recommend if in the area go!!

Gave Cult Kitchen a try after reading many favorable reviews on Yelp, and it did not disappoint. The Egg Role nachos were not only unique, they were absolutely scrumptious! Most beers are Magic City offerings, and they have a lot to choose from.

There servers are very zesty and annoying. The food is good but the people suck. The atmosphere Is mid af