Pho Bar

Absolutely love this restaurant. This is the most authentic Vietnamese food around. The food is fresh and freshly made. The waiter is very personable. Quality of food is superb, this is our favorite restaurant. We traveled many years to Vietnam for extended periods of time for work, and this is the closest you'll ever get to authentic.

Great Vietnamese food & coffee here! Walking distance from downtown Wooster, this quaint restaurant served freshly-made delicious appetizers and pho. There are also other dishes on the menu too, but came here for the pho and some appetizer. Loved the lettuce wraps! The lettuce was crisp and very fresh. The chicken, cashews, and veggies were super good. Also had the summer rolls and fresh pork buns and I highly recommend both. There were many choices of pho available to order. I ate the beef and meatball one. Loved everything about it. The meat was tender, both amazing, and the toppings (bean sprouts, basil, jalapeños) were fresh. Highly recommend too the Vietnamese coffee. Smooth! It went well with the food I ordered. Will definitely eat here again!

I had been excited to try this place. However, even as I initially walked in, it was not off to a great start. It smelled something similar to a wet mop bucket. To clarify, this is not a good smell. I figured I would attempt to ignore that. Besides, I was going to order take out.I ordered the Brisket Pho and the Gyoza appetizer. First, the Gyoza was okay. Definitely not great, but not horrible. On the other hand, there wasn't much good about the Brisket Pho. As I opened the first foam container, I was met with Sprouts that were just beginning to brown and some that seemed to be in the initial stages of slight rot. The Thai Basil Leaves were better than the Sprouts, but still a bit beat up, near the end of their usable life, some wilting. Not good. Definitely not fresh. The Jalepenos did seem fresh, though.Next, was the Brisket, Broth, and Noodles. If I remember correctly, the Cilantro was scattered atop the Noodles. The Cilantro seemed quite fresh, at least. And while not nearly the main concern, it did seem the noodles were somehow excessively almost molded or melded together into one huge nearly solid entangled clump. But most importantly, the Brisket was just horrible. It was not good. The broth was similar. And it's as if the taste was even worse than simply overcooked, tough, and not naturally delicious, but as if the Brisket and Broth has some sort of odd, horrible chemical taste. It was bad. I disposed of the remainder and also ended up having a stomach ache for hours after. I did notice that the Broth and Brisket were still extremely hot, even after arriving home to unpack. Normally this would be a good thing, but it was still SO hot, that I did wonder if it actually melted the plastic container a bit? Maybe not possible, I'm unfamiliar with the heat ratings on the plastic containers, but the "chemical" taste was that bad and noticeable, that it did come to mind.The only reason I didn't rate 1 Star is because everything looked to be packaged perfectly and the Gyoza appetizer wasn't horrible. But it was still a pretty bad overall experience.

We loved this place and tried to go today..but sign says closed June 25 and will reopen with new management soon. Says will honor old gift cards.

My girlfriend and I come almost every week and get the same thing: the spring rolls, Saigon-style pork skewers, and the eye of round pho. It's absolutely delicious every time. The owners are delightful and they know us as soon as we walk in. Ambiance: 10/10Food: 10/10Price: 9.5/10

Really good pho! I got the round beef and brisket pho. Round beef was perfect texture tasted great all . I wasn't a fan of the brisket texture needs work, having said that, I've try almost every Pho in Northeast Ohio and this is in the top 10. The pork buns were killer!

Haven't written a review in a while- but pulled out Yelp for this gem. Wooster's new Pho Bar is a JOY. Gone are the days where my partner and I must transverse to Cleveland for a warm bowl of herby, beefy comfort. There bowls or pho are affordable, maxing out at $13. There are vermicelli and rice bowls if you're not in the mood for broth. The appetizer list is a hodgepodge of excitement. Everything from summer rolls to egg tarts are available for affordable prices. Great for date night or, as I'm imagining, ordering coffee/bubble tea an array of appetizers and sweets with friends. Friendly service. Clean and comfortable. I would highly recommend!

Pho Bar new Vietnamese restaurant in Wooster. Lover of Pho, I had to try it. Ordered their Eye of Round Pho to go. Tasted the broth before assembling the soup. It was very good. They cooked the beef. I prefer it raw and cooking it in the hot broth. I really enjoyed the finished product. The service was excellent. A lot of people were coming in for lunch. This is a much needed Asian restaurant addition to Wooster. I look forward to trying other items soon.

Was pleasantly surprised! The area and exterior were not what I expected, but we walked in and it was bright modern and clean. The Pho (P1) was excellent and comparable to the Pho we get at No.1 and Superior, in cleveland. The jalapeño that came with the Pho was spicy too, which is sometimes hard to find. Summer rolls were great too, loved the peanut sauce. Would definitely return if we are back in the area. Fast service too.

Wonderful food, generous servings, lots of options. This was my first time there and I will definitely go again soon.