Restaurants in Middleburg Heights

“Great place for a burger and shake. I eat here once or twice a month. Using the app to order is a big plus and the rewards are great. People are friendly and attentive to you walking into the restaurant. Thank you all.”

“This was my first time here and I gotta say I way impressed Lean was our server she was amazing. The food omg it was so good!!!! We wanted dessert but we were both stuffed. I highly recommend Fat Heads!!!!!!!”

“The first 3 times I came in and had dinner, I'll be honest, I hated it. Food wasn't hot, it was eh boring. I came again recently and it was probably the 2nd best Mexican meal I've had anywhere. One thing that has been amazing each time is the salsa' phenomenal. The guac is so good as well. Being that we live 2 minutes away and it was so good this last time, we are going to come again. So good!Just wiah the service was better, not so friendly for a neighborhood restaurant.”

“ruben was less than average, mostly sour kraut. Don't waste money on this sandwich. Got the saur kraut rolls, these are ok....BUT your paying for 1000 Island dressing for the sandwich and the ”

“Great atmosphere and great coffee. Also, there was a young man that came in and played the piano. He was not part of a scheduled performance but he was extremely talented. I was told he comes is from time to time to practice. Come in for a cup and if your a lucky, a great show.”

“Perfect place. Quality food + drinks, great prices. Service is always great, it's remodeled and so clean. Live music + Karaoke + keno/lotto + golf driving range this place is a favorite of mine and my family'sVegetarian options: Staff is attentive and flexibleKid-friendliness: family friendly environmentDietary restrictions: Staff is attentive and flexible”

“When I went in I ordered the hibachi with noodles and rice. Surprisingly they put both in one portion which was really nice. The owner seems like a hipster guy and was really nice. I recommend using their spicy teriyaki because it is actually good and although it’s not really spicy it does leave a tingle in your mouth as you eat. The portions are huge and I would say it’s decently priced. If you’re looking for quick hibachi this would be it. The only thing I will say is I wish there were more vegetables in my hibachi. When you eat hibachi the rice noodles and vegetables and protein is what it’s all about especially when they use that spicy teriyaki even a picky eater would eat the broccoli because it’s so good. Also lastly the faces on the workers and TJ the owner seemed to be neutral. lol I couldn’t tell if they were mad, sad, or irritated, or happy. I would recommend smiling more just so people can tell or assume that you’re in a good mood. Our meal did not take long to make and it was very flavorful. The yum yum sauce looks like nacho cheese but it tasted good. Maybe in the future get a higher quality yum yum sauce. But besides everything listed, everyone was nice and no one was mean but the atmosphere was difficult to tell at times and I would have liked more vegetables in my hibachi.My husband and I will definitely be coming back and everyone reading this please keep in mind of the false food poisoning claims. Since living here every newer restaurant review on google has had an early claim of food poisoning by someone trying to either just get free stuff or is claiming it was from the last place they ate. It can take up to 24-48 hours for food poisoning to affect you depending on the contaminated food and what type of bacteria it is. With the amount of food people eat in a day it would be difficult to trace where it came from and what caused it. I am not saying the claims are wrong but what I am saying is in this area when new food restaurants open up people seem to always claim food poisoning and then you never hear or see anyone claim it again.”

“Great neighborhood place to grab breakfast or lunch. This place is clean and the staff is attentive. I highly recommend the Banana Pecan Pancakes... yum! They must have a good exhaust fan because you don't smell like breakfast when you leave.”

“We eat a lot of sushi and hands down this is one of the best we have been to. Even the basics like the clear soup and salad are top notch and have their own flair.”

“Sat at the bar. It was early lunch hour so not real busy. Great service and a decent variety of lunch specials. The food was very good and the beer selections were excellent. Their porter was excellent!!”

“Typical Raising Cane's, you get exactly what you order. Tips for your meal are chicken extra crispy, honey mustard, butter on both sides of toast, no slaw but extra fries/toast. People tend to say the chicken isn't seasoned well but that's what the sauce is for, tenders are hot and fresh every time. The music in the restaurant is obnoxiously loud but I guess it fits the vibe.”

“I wont come back. Every time i come here lately the bar seats are reserved. I have never seen this before. How much money is lost by having reserved bar seats. Sit at a damn table! Serve your soup with a soup spoon rather than a t-spoon. Two ladies just walked out because the bar seats were reserrved. Another couple just keft as well. The bar is empty. How much money are you los9ng by reserving bar seats”

“Had a great visit overall! Customer service was phenomenal! Wagdy (hope I spelled that correctly) was so helpful and made sure our order was correct since there is an allergy in our party. The new Louisiana Cajun fries were delicious! Definitely try them out!Dietary restrictions: Took dairy allergy very serious and we appreciated that!”

“Gluten free options. Any sandwich on lettuce wraps. Fries only fried in peanut oil,no coatings & awesome drink machine.Thank You for options and a great place to eat.Vegetarian options: Veggie sandwich,friesDietary restrictions: Any sandwich on lettuce, plenty of drink options from ice water to hi c to soft drinks, etc.Parking: I try not to go at peak times because they get super busy.Kid-friendliness: A lot of space between tables and booths that allow for kids.Wheelchair accessibility: It would help to have at least 1 more handicap space, but it is accessible with the curbside ramp.”

“It's crazy to be able say this, but I've been enjoying Wah Fu for almost 30 years now.I now live about 45 minutes south of the restaurant, but I still visit regularly.Most Chinese restaurants use the same formula: order frozen breaded meat from a supplier, dump it in a deep fryer, and coat it in a sugary sauce. It's pretty much all the same, no matter where you go.Wah Fu is different, and everything is homemade. If you go, it's absolutely essential that you order their wonton soup and an egg roll. Once you've experienced those starters, you'll be able to tell everything is prepared fresh on site instead of shipped in from the cheapest supplier. The breading on their fried dishes? Obviously done by hand. The fried rice isn't an artificial "yellow" color like most places, and you'll instead find real chunks of pork, egg, and green onion within.It's not for everybody. If you grew up liking the "fast food style" Chinese, you may not like Wah Fu, but if you're a person who appreciates a family that has established its own recipes and still prepares things from scratch, you'll be hard pressed to find a better spot. From talking to others about Wah Fu, I have found it's very polarizing: You either absolutely love it or absolutely hate it. It doesn't seem there is anything in between.The inside is nothing special and won't wow you with decor. Their servers are friendly and helpful, but there's no showy gimmicks. The star of the show here is the food, but shouldn't that be what a restaurant is about?My only complaint: I miss their homemade duck sauce.”