Wink's

Nice rehab of an area icon. 3 in our lunch party all had chicken sandwiches, shared onion ring pieces and fries. All were very good. Everything super crispy as it should be. Snuck in a coney dog for the heck of it, also very good. Toasting buns is such a good taste move that few places take the time to do. One in the party had a nice thick chocolate shake! Very nice and attentive waitress too! God job Winks, we will back!

Recently checked out the new Wink's. Cool 50's diner vide inside. My mrs. had a root beer float, we split the broken onion rings, I had the wink's burger and coney dog. She had a cheeseburger. Gotta say, everything was decently prepared. The service was really good! The burgers were nicely cooked, the onion rings were crisp, lightly fried, and about what you'd expect. The root beer float was mainly ice cream, which was a nice surprise. We didn't have any, but they offer a full range of cocktails and adult beverages if that is your thing. If I happen to be peckish, and happen to be in the area, I'd definitely stop in again, if for nothing else than the throwback vibes!

50s Drive in with a bonus! Service was available in car or at the bar with plenty of outside seating. I picked a perfect spring day to sit out at the bar during lunch. My chicken sandwich was grilled perfectly with some light pepper seasonings. Buttered toasted bun and crisp shredded lettuce with a tomato slice to top it off. Classic American fair with good flavor and prompt friendly service. 50s and 60s music played overhead was part of the ambiance to bring it all together. TVs over the bar were turned off, which is a rare thing that's days. I was just able to enjoy a nice relaxing lunch. Thank you!

Tater Tots and fries are good - deep-fried like they should be. That said, cheeseburgers are almost impossible to eat. they don't use even the phony American cheese everyone else does--it's the fake squirt stuff bars use on nachos, so the whole thing turns into a slippery squishy mess. I tried to turn it over, but nothing worked. A knife and fork didn't do much good, either.This is not the Winks you remember. Service is friendly but slow (big turnover) and prices are way high. $9.00 for the burger? And fifty cents for water? Barberton tap water? The place wants to be a bar (Winks now has a liquor license.)Bottom line: if you must go, DO NOT order a Wink Burger, just go with a single. Be aware: Lunch for two people, burgers and fries and a drink, is $32+ plus an up charge if you don't pay with cash, plus a tip.

Great milkshakes and burgers! Everyone we encountered was very friendly. A little loud inside at dinner time, but not too bad.

My son ordered take out for us. 3 cheeseburgers with everything. Fries and onion rings. He received 3 cheeseburgers plain and burnt so shriveled they didn't cover the bun cold fries and rings. Disappointed and out not an insignificant sum. Needless to say they've lost our business.

Double cheeseburger was the best I've had in the area. Great bun and hamburger patties had a ton of flavor. Will definitely be back for the burgers.

This is not the Wink's you remember or think it is. The interior is nicer, new tables and chairs, better lighting. Well, it's new...There's a bar now, and a patio. The carhop line is still there, but you have to pay in advance. The old Wink's prices are long gone, and two burgers with fries, tater tots and a Coke (and one water) will run you upwards of $32, plus tax and tip.Speaking of tips, here's one: forget about the casual breakfasts and lunches that used to be. The only thing that remains of Wink's is the name.

2 reasons I won't be back. The hamburger had no taste it was the same size of McDonald's. But the worst was I drove up and plan on eating in my car. I ordered my meal and the girl said I have to pay before they bring my meal out So I do. The meal was around 12 I handed her 15 dollars. Then she said how much do I want back. Why didn't she say how much are you going to tip me. I went to swensons today they brought out the food on a tray hooked it to my window. And guess what you pay when you are done eating. They did not ask for a tip like the girl at winks. But of course I always tip. I just don't like being told to.

Nice if you are just there to check out the ambiance and car shows, very EXPENSIVE if you plan to eat there. The burgers were good but not worth the 8.99 price (Swenson's burgers are half the price and better). Everything is a la cart so you get nothing with your burger unless you buy it. A side of onion rings are 4.99, side of fries are 2.99, neither are shareable size. There is one size for drinks, which was on the smaller side. Service was subpar, but that seems to be the case everywhere. So overall I give it an "eehh".