Coaches

Great! We called a couple hours ahead of time and they were able to accommodate our group of 28!The food was fantastic! EVERY single person really enjoyed their meal. Their fries are delicious... burgers great... wings super tasty!SO HAPPY we went here!

Awesome burgers, the mushroom burger is a must try and is my go to every time. They all come with fries, fair style are another must have. The pizza is also really good. Never had bad service either. We go to the Salem one at least twice a month if not more.

Food is great. Prices are a bit high. I swear I get sick every time I go. Service is good but definitely nickel and dime. Any extra sauce is extra

Coaches is a local chain of restaurants in the Salem/Youngstown area. If you didn't that you'd think they were a national chain. They have a nice open well lit dining room. A very welcoming and friendly feel. They have a bank of five TV's so you can definitely catch whatever you want. They have a nice selection of spirits and beers to pick from, including my favorite Bulleit. Unfortunately they do not have a blender so frozen drinks are out. The staff is very friendly and are easy to talk to. The place even has Keno you can play, or as I call it Freeno. It's like Keno except I DON'T pay to play and every time others lose, I win! I have "won" so much money this way!The menu is a collection of typical items. Nothing particularly original. The food is very good, but just missed on the details. This seems to be a running theme here in Salem. The house salad is really nice with cheese, cucumbers, diced tomatoes and a hard boiled egg. The dressing was served in disposable ramekins. Ugh! I hate those things. The salad was really tasty. The food was brought out about two bites into the salad though. So, timing and delivery comes across as being very rushed.Next up the wings. Today is Memorial Day so their usual food delivery was pushed until tomorrow. So, instead of bone in wings, I was stuck with boneless. They are nice fir boneless wings. The breading is not too little, not too much with a nice taste to it. The nice part, is the breading really picks up the sauce. The sauce which my barkeep Jessie recommended was the Jamaican and wow was the sauce amazing. But, here's the thing. The wings are served in a bamboo bowl with absolutely zero garnishment or dipping sauce. It is presented with the same flair and panache as a bowl of dog food. A brown bowl with brown food tossed in a brown sauce dropped in front of you. The presentation completely detracts anything good from the food itself. The chef and the owners need to seriously reconsider this method of presentation.Then it's on to the pork sandwich. Called the Big "P" it is hand pulled smoked pork (which they do smoke themselves in house) on a wonderful Kaiser Roll with Cole slaw topping. It's very generous. The pork nice and moist. The slaw has really nice texture and flavor and looks genuinely House made. The sandwich is really good. It is however missing a little BBQ sauce to push it into the next level. The entire sandwich is topped with frazzled onions which I also got as the side dish. They are very tasty but very salty. I get the impression it has to do with the batter. I couldn't quite figure if it was the batter alone or if the oil in the fryer needed changing, but, something was slightly off. The Onions were served with a zesty sauce similar to the zesty sauce you find at Burger King. It's not bad, but with the salty nature, a more creamy based sauce would probably go further to keep the pallet from being overwhelmed.I finished up the meal with the cookie Sunday. A fresh baked cookie topped off with vanilla ice cream, whipped cream, chocolate and caramel. Being fresh baked it gives the cookie that delightful crispy yet soft texture you only get from a fresh baked cookie. The only .thing I would recommend would be a topping of nuts or chocolate shavings. Once again, just to break up the monotony. Otherwise, it is a white skillet with white cream and streaks of brown and tan. Very plain and unremarkable looking.All in all Coaches is a good experience. Not the worst. Not the best, but a very safe place to hang with friends and family. It would be interesting to try some other items on the menu but, only after I have the opportunity to try some other local joints. I place it right in there with the likes of a BJ's or a TGIFridays.

I can't believe that I had a much better experience! It was probably a manager change, I think. My server was attentive and fast. My appetizer was delicious and my entree is superb! Will come back in the future.

Still #1. Great burgers, atmosphere, and superb Staff. It's a nice place to bring kids. Their unique milkshakes are awesome.Everyone is always so nice and courteous.

You cannot tell me these fries were not triple dropped in the oil. Listen, it's not hard or expensive to drop fresh fries. And for 10 bucks for a sandwich and fries....make them fresh. This is the 2nd location ive been to and im just done. And if you dont want the crappy old fries....its over 2 bucks to sub a SIDE salad.......dont waste your money.

We visited another Coach's location and they did not disappoint! Excellent service, outstanding food. Love

I have been coming to the Salem location since it opened over 7 years ago. My favorite burger is the mushroom Swiss burger and they have a gluten-free bun as an option so it's perfect. The pulled pork is also very good. The servers and bartenders are very friendly and usually do a great job of checking on us, offering refills etc. It is my favorite "keno" spot in town, but all of the giant TVs also come in handy for football games or to keep the kids entertained.

We ordered hamburgers and sweet potatoes fries. Both were tasty. Service was excellent for pickup.