Mavis Winkles Irish Pub

Another bar food establishment, Mavis Winkles professes an Irish theme. But our group, being our group didn't order a single Irish specialty though more than few appear on their extensive menu. Instead 2 opted for sandwiches and sides and I opted to try one of the latest menu additions, the Saint Louis ribs. The libs were great with a full rack the better deal and enough for two diners to feast on. The accompanying fries were good but the coleslaw was a bit lacking. The turkey sandwich was good and bring a friend to help with the tater tots side. The French dip was the only failure at the table with meat that appeared to be pressed and was visually unappetizing. My sister just couldn't but voraciously ate her large side salad.

Everything we ate. Here was way over salted. The worst defending item was there dry rub Cajun cauliflower. Everything salted so heavily. You can barely taste the actual flavors. The Caesar salad had a lot of croutons and not very much cheese. The salad also was not very green and fresh looking. The Gyro meat was very greasy dripping in Greece and salty. The prices I felt were been on the high end for what I got $55 for basically a Gyro, Caesar salad and appetizer of cauliflower and entrée of one stuffed cabbage with mashed potatoes and vegetable. The food here is just way too salty.

Mavis is not just a sports bar. It's an Irish Pub with Irish music and Irish food...meals! Took a chance with girl friends, knowing that Mavis is coming to Solon, so we wanted to try it. The food and service were very good. There are several dining areas, one in a side room, and the bar. At lunch the rooms were almost full, and they weren't noisy. You could hear the music! We enjoyed our visit. We ordered from a well-stocked menu of Irish fare. Everything we ordered was good...corned beef sandwich, pierogis and sweet potato fries, Monte Cristo sandwich, cabbage roll dinner and chicken Paprikash. The waitress was very good, and gave us separate checks. This is definitely a go-to spot for any occasion.

Sat at bar. Amazing bar seats! Bartenders were attentive and friendly. Festive cocktails, happy hour menu and beer on tap. Loved the wings, quesadillas and spaghetti dishes.

A Twinsburg staple for sure. A St. Patrick's Day must! No reservations for this day. There definitely is a wait, but an Irish Pub on St. Patrick's Day, what can you expect?! You head inside and immediately, the music hits your ears and you're just taking it all in. We didn't wait too long to be seated despite all of that. There was a very condensed menu. The Winkle Wings were a solid choice. They are bigger than most I'd say. The haddock sandwich was huge! A solid crunch to it, very much enjoyed by my Dad. My mom went the most Irish withe corned beef and cabbage. The drink had was a very unique and smooth flavor she really enjoyed. My dad and brother had a sip and weren't too crazy on it. Then again, they're not too big on cream liqueur. The atmosphere at Mavis Winkle's is great any day, but on March 17th everyone in there is Irish and having a great time. As busy as they were, the staff was very attentive. Checking in their tables, food, drinks and the like. They were really quick to get the tables cleaned up gorgeous the next guests. Well done!!

Have been there a few times and the food has always been solid...definitely a good time on St. Pat's day.

Local place to us here in Twinsburg. For whatever reason, we don't visit as often as we probably should. To be picky, I always feel closed in when I am there. I understand the identifying as an Irish Pub and that's how they are supposed to be, but for me the sectioning off just feel too closed. There was a smaller crowd for a Saturday night, but I have seen it busier there as well in the past.Last night, we had a nice group of about 15. CJ, our server, who is great by the way, allowed us to split into two tables with no issues. This was way better than needing to move tables around and such. The menu is solid. I still enjoy the fact they combined the Twinsburgers menu with the original menu from Mavis Winkles. I so wanted to try something off of the Twinsburgers menu, but I just can't get away from their fish and chips. As mentioned, I got the first and chips. Always well prepared, and the pieces of fish are large. My wife got her favorite, corned beef boxty, which again was cooked the way it should be. My daughter got the chicken parm, which for a picky eater, she ate quickly, and even had a little left over for her to eat soon. Price wise, it is about the same as most places, so I didn't feel like I overpaid at all. They also have a rewards program through Toast, which basically translates into 10 percent off each dollar to use or bank for future visits when you accrue enough points. It really isn't a lot of points to start earning either. Nice touch to me.It is no doubt on our list of places to go more often! Overall, you should give it a try. I think you will be pleased.

My first time at Mavis Winkles in years (like almost 20), and I was pleasantly surprised! The food was good and seasoned well. Everything came out very hot and fresh and with a full restaurant on a Friday night didn't take too long. Plenty of vegetarian options, too!

I have frequented this business a few times.. adequate service. On this occasion, a high school function was being held with a set menu. Service was less that desirable, the group was crowded into the room. Since this was a school event, I wasn't going to make a hassle. When the food arrived, the burger was very disappointing and not worth what was paid. When paying the bill, I added a gratuity and learned later that a gratuity was automatically added due to the event and the server NEVER SAID ANYTHING ABOUT IT BEING ADDED. A few days after the event, I called the location to ask regarding the gratuity and to remark about the burger. The person who answered the phone said the owner was not there and they'd leave the message. I should expect a return call in the near future. Time went by, like weeks into a month, and I found the receipt again. Admittedly being disgruntled that no one returned the call, I called the location again.I spoke with Ed. He is apparently the owner. He was belligerent. He was argumentative. He was not consumer friendly. He admonished me that I should have called earlier, or even said something while I was there. He taunted me and when I became irate, he was condescending. His attitude fueled my fire. The interaction ended with me hanging up on him. If this is the way the OWNER treats his customers, my advice is - DO NOT VISIT THIS RESTAURANT, you'll be sorry.....

Went to their clambake on Friday and it was a good as ever.The clams, chowder and chicken were delicious. Served with a sweet potato, corn on the cob and a dinner roll. We come back year after year and have not been disappointed. They have a great selection of beers on tap as well as cocktails. You can't go wrong with a pint of Smithwicks, either!The server was attentive to our needs and not bothersome. All in all all four of has a great time.