I've never been a fan of Parma bars, or Parma in general for that matter. If this bar was in an area that I enjoyed frequenting I would most likely only rate it 1 star, but the fact that it's one of the few bars in Parma I can stand I gave it a 2.
There are actually two bars, one on the ground level, The Wagon Wheel, and another in the basement. I believe the downstairs bar is called Bar 2. Why the bar in the basement has it's own name is beyond me because it's 100% affiliated with The Wagon Wheel. I prefer the atmosphere of Bar 2, mainly because it's usually a ghost town down there so you can walk in with a group of friends and pretty much have the place to yourself. One negative thing I can say about Bar 2 is that they don't have the same selection of beer/liquor of the upstairs bar. To the bar tenders credit they are more than willing to make a trip upstairs for anything they don't stock downstairs.
The last time I was their was on a Saturday night for a friends birthday celebration. There were about 10 of us & we were pretty much the only people at Bar 2. They had a DJ/karaoke but it was pretty terrible. At one point the DJ played Rick James - Super Freak followed by M.C. Hammer - U Can't Touch This back to back. Both songs have the EXACT SAME BEAT! Also the DJ only played about 3 out of the 15-20 requests we made. When we had finally consumed enough liquid courage the DJ dropped the ball on the karaoke portion of the night as well. We had a backlog of at least 5 songs to sing & he kept insisting on playing songs in between our performances. This may not be funny to anyone else but a gentleman who closely resembled Grand Moff Tarkin (of Star Wars fame) was present that night as well. My friends & I got a kick out of it, probably because we're all movie nerds.
The Wagon Wheel does serve food, but I can't vouch for it. I have a friend who raves about their wings, so if you're a wing aficionado it might be worth checking out.
The majority of the bar patrons are typically middle aged men, but it's been my experience that they're pretty friendly. You could do a lot worse in Parma due to it being one of the few places that isn't infected with questionable women & a sea of Affliction t-shirts.