Fleetwood's Tap Room

We've been to this place quite a few times. It's a good pop in bar for a drink while you catch the game. It's place right outside the mud hens stadium so it's a great bar for before and after the game. They have a rooftop, but I've never been up there. Cool bar.

Oh my. I will start off simple. Dont waste your time. Everything you can get here, you can find somewhere else in town and alot cheaper. Came here the first time to check out the beer selection. About $2-4 more expensive than anywhere else in town. Now before you say this is downtown n blah blah, go on down to get ye ole cock n bull where my car was parked in compare. So second time, hop slam release. Bells rep supposed to be in house, live band. Almost fell asleep on the band and I didn't see a rep there from 5 to 7:30 when I was there. I was one of the few that purchased the Hopslam in the glass for $15. Again overpriced. Got some $9 pretzel bites which if you look at the Heights spot about half a mile from there are $4.50 n look exactly the same. Check the picsStaff was marginally friendly both visits. No happy hour on anything and I asked for specials. I took myself on over to the Distillery. Same specialty beer (hop slam) in a 16 oz glass $5.50. Darn near half the price. Ya' ll can keep this spot. I won't be there

Fleetwood's Tap Room was recommended to me. I would not come back anytime soon. The service was horrible! Our waitress told us the restaurant was too busy to get flights of beer. There were at least 1/4 of the restaurant open. Our waitress never came to check on us after our food came out. Every time we tried to get her attention she completed ignored us. We sat with empty plates at our table for about 15 minutes. We asked the hostess for help, she too had an attitude and acted like it was such an inconvenience. Our waitress couldn't even put our order in correctly. The runner took our food to another table. When we finally got our pizza, it looked like it had been sitting in the window for a while. Once the restaurant cleared out even more, our waitress was even less prevalent. This restaurant should be ashamed of the laziness of their staff staff and the poor service we received. After almost 30 minutes of waiting I finally asked for a manager. Unfortunately the manager was tied up with an unhappy customer. Lucky for us, Glen came to the rescue!!! Glen was the only good part of my experience here!!! He was able to get our food in 2 minutes. He checked on us and made sure we had what we needed. We found out he hasn't even served on the floor in a while. He was freaking amazing!!!!!!! This restaurant is lucky to have Glen working for them!!!!Do not rush here at all! It's not worth your time.

It's almost June 2022. They are still not serving food, and have a reduce beverage selection. The Covid excuse is old. Time to get back to normal. I shouldn't get stuck ordering a beer, and then be told I need to leave and go get food somewhere else. It's a bait and switch at this point.

Popped in for their Sunday Soul Music session hoping for some brunch options. While I was a little bummed it was just the regular dinner menu I did in fact quite enjoy my "Old German" sandwich. It had a great ratio of pastrami and pickles on toasted rye. I went for the vinegar slaw and it was also pretty delicious. My wife got the chopped salad and was a little disappointed. The bacon-buttermilk dressing hinted at a bacon flavor but she felt like having some actual bacon would have gone a long way both in texture and flavor. The service was great and we really enjoyed the soul music being spun by a local DJ. Atmosphere was great as well and I was really impressed with the build out. While it's brand new, they picked finishes and colors that just made it feel like it's always been a part of the neighborhood.I'm hoping they will eventually open for weekday lunch hours as the menu is very lunch centric (mostly sandwiches) and I think would quickly become a popular destination for downtown business folks.

Passed by Fleetwood while around the Michigan border. Entering it felt like a bar from my home turf, pretty modern, lots of tvs with sports, pretty women, and good beer.We only went in for a beer or two, and asked for something local. I tried a couple black cloister beers since the brewery was down the street so I heard. The beers were pretty good, and the waitress let me taste them prior. She recommended try the "fleetwood" which is 4 small cups of any tap beer. Would have done that, but we had to be on our way. Definitely a fan, and wouldn't mind going there again.

Good selection of draft craft beers. I had a Maumee Bay Broken Bat Kolsch and a Goose Island 321. We split a chopped salad. Fresh. And I had a Pot Roast sandwich with Mac and Cheese on the side. The sandwich was tasty. We went on a non-game night to avoid crowds. Fun time. We'll be back.

Great place!! Super fast service great food! Great drink prices, and service. Place looks amazing! TVs and a huge projector for the game. We came during a bar crawl and they were super accommodating. Five stars all day!

I'm happy with the additions to downtown Toledo. This place has a great selection of beers. However I am VERY disappointed in the food. I'm glad they finally added more than 5 items to their menu. However, I paid $8 for a very small flat bread that was bread and pesto with 3 tomatoes and 3 pieces of mozzarella - that didn't even cover each slice. One slice was strictly pesto. If you're going to be an "upper establishment" of Toledo then deliver on everything. Not just the beer. Pretty disappointed. Also, it's great the you have a rooftop. But in the summer when people want to actually use it have it open and not just for ticket holders and NOT for a long obscene cover charge. This is Toledo, not Chicago. They'd make a pretty penny if they'd just let people go to the rooftop and utilize it. Drinking a beer on a nice day on a rooftop is great, but when you make me pay a ridiculous cover charge or have a more expensive mud hens ticket you can assure I'll take money elsewhere.

Visited here from out of town and it seems like this spot has a lot of potential. They have a very small menu, but I think that's a good thing considering their focus is on beer/draft beverages. The draft beer menu is extensive and they offer flights which is great. On the food menu, there's a few appetizers, salads, mac and cheese + chili, about 8 sandwiches and two hot dogs (one chili and one regular) all coming with a side of mac + cheese, or slaw and house made chips. I ordered the Old German sandwich - smoked pastrami, havarti, pickles, onions, and horseradish sauce - with a side of the house mac + cheese. The mac + cheese was good. The sandwich needed some work. The presentation was great, however it was overwhelmingly salty - and I loooove salt. It was also a little too dry. The chips were lacking flavor (and salt) and didn't seem too fresh. They were okay. Could be better. The whiskey sours I had were perfect. It seems as though this spot has perfected the drink department and needs to work on the food aspect. We had a large party and our waiter was polite, but had brought out some of the correct entrees with the wrong sides and normally, waiters just leave the plate and return with the correct side, however he hastily removed the entire board of food and returned about 5-10 minutes later with the correct order. Again, it was fine, but clear that some work needs to be done here. I'm looking forward to trying this spot again when we visit Toledo next time.