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  • Seriously good burgers - they are juicy, well-seasoned and not overly greasy. My sister got the Mojo burger, which is the monthly special right now, and it was delish. They make a mean sweet potato fry (like, among the best SP fries on this earth) and when I've ordered bacon on my burger its always been a thick, crispy slice of goodness. Tobacco onions, red onion jam and the chipotle mayo - they pay attention to the details when it comes to toppings and sides. Stuff is fresh! My least favorite thing I had here was a slice of peach blueberry pie - the pie crust was soggy and I just wasn't into the flavor combo. If you are looking for something sweet, stick with the milkshakes (although nothing can top B-Spot's Bacon Apple Pie, right?) On to the beer. I have to give the edge (over B-Spot) to The Rail here for their beer selection. They make a serious effort to maintain an all-Ohio tap list, and not just stuff from the big guys - they had brews from Franklin Brewing out in Elyria and Four String Brewing down in Columbus on draft yesterday. And pints of Jackie O's Razz Wheat for $2! Brought on some nostalgia for sure. The bottle list is respectable too - a lot of solid standbys for the less adventurous. They have this "Beer Exploration Society" program featuring appetizers and tastings from a different brewery each month for $12, I think. Needless to say, beer is a priority here. Although based on our experience, not everyone on the staff is as well-versed on beer stuff as they probably should be. A couple months ago they had Spacewalker listed on their draft list, and when I asked if they still had it, our waiter looked at me like I was speaking in tongues. Well, maybe I was. This location is much bigger than its Fairlawn counterpart, but service has still been consistently attentive and friendly. The servers have been on point in terms of knowing the menu and accommodating requests. For the service, emphasis on local products, and well-executed burgers, I gotta give them five stars.
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