Rosie’s has such an ornate and beautiful interior, it’s crazy to think that you’d want to dine al fresco, but Phil Barone and his team have created the best patio in town, according to our super savvy readers. ThisToledo dining tradition since 1948, is famous for its large assortment of yummy pies, but with breakfasts, lunches and dinners as good as these, you won’t be in a hurry to get to dessert. Simple good food trumps all when it comes to dining, and Schmucker’s is all good food- it even says so right on their sign. Is it the myriad of drink and food specials? The live music? The create your own artisanal burger option? We’ll say ‘all of it.’ This bar/restaurant, named after the perfect temperature for a medium rare hamburger, is also the most beloved locale for a good girl’s night out romp. With Social’s famous mac and cheese entrées, you get to be the scientist, engineering fantastic combinations of flavor (pork belly + sriracha = delicious!) while pairing them with some of the smartest cocktails in town.
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Gastropub’s are like laboratories full of unorthodox food creations. On cold nights, sit by the fireplace for added romance- and if the date isn’t working out, at least you’ll have terrific food to eat.
With its carved wood, stained glass and brass, there’s an old world charm to this steakhouse that will wow all visitors. Registry Bistro ups the swagger of the Glass City for sure. With an arthouse-meets-industrial vibe, Erika Rapp’s bistro in the base of the former Secor Hotel has cultivated a look so understated it doesn’t need you to think it’s cool. Real Seafood Company goes above and beyond with the best view of the Maumee River, but also showcasing the breathtaking Toledo skyline. When you’re a seafood joint, it helps to have a waterfront address.
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