4.5
Superb
72 Reviews
10 Tiber Way, Marietta
Customers’ favorites
- Fried Onion Loaf
- js Rub Chicken Wings Boneless
- Chips Queso Pico De Gallo
- Burger and Fries
“We stopped at Wilky’s while spending the day in Marietta and wanted somewhere to watch Ohio State and Illinois battle for the Illibuck. For watching a game, this place delivers. There are TVs everywhere, including on the patio, and we had a good view from the quieter room off the main bar. The bar itself was pretty full, but the room we sat in had a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere. It is seat yourself, which was a little confusing when we first walked in, and it took around 10 minutes before anyone came to the table. After that, though, the service was excellent. Our waitress was attentive throughout the game, kept the drinks filled, and even timed our desserts for the fourth quarter when we asked. We split a Cubano and the steak brochette so we could try both. We both agreed the Cubano was the winner, and the house pickle that came with it was really good. The steak was tasty but definitely on the salty side. We both had the broccoli salad and enjoyed it. At halftime we ordered the fried onion loaf. It was greasy, heavy and salty, but I don't necessarily mean that as a criticism. It is unapologetic bar food, and I imagine with a cold beer it would hit exactly right. Then came dessert. The Baby Ruth sundae was very sweet and had a chocolate shell that I wasn't expecting. The apple pie bites, though, were fantastic. I would come back specifically for those. Portions were generous across the board. We had two sandwiches, sides, the onion loaf, two desserts and drinks for around $70, which felt like a good value considering how much food we ordered. Wilky’s ended up being a very good place to spend an afternoon watching a football game: plenty of TVs, good service once we got settled, large portions, and enough interesting food to make it more than just somewhere to watch the game. And seriously—get the apple pie bites.”