I've been to Mavis Winkle's a few times before, but it had been several years so I didn't really remember much from my previous visits. Â Went today with a large group (12) from work for lunch. Â Our server was nice, but too chatty for my liking. Â Overall service was pretty slow considering how empty the restaurant was. Â Took a really long time to get waters and refills. Â I ordered the salmon boxty, but was brought the salmon burger. Â The waiter was gracious about his mistake and offered to correct it, but since I was one of the last to get my food and several people were already halfway through their lunches, I didn't want to wait any longer and ate the burger. Â It was not bad, but pretty bland. Â Would be better with a mustard or more flavorful sauce than the dill/sour cream that comes with it. Â I had the sweet potato mashed as a side, and they were also just ok. Â It was very sweet and had some type of crumble topping, more like a dessert than a side. Â Had I known that, I would have ordered something else. Â It is nice that you get a choice of side with the sandwiches, rather than just automatically getting fries or upcharged for a substitute. Â I didn't hear any complaints about the food from anyone else, but I wouldn't necessarily expect to at a work function anyway. Â
I wouldn't refuse to eat here again, and there are probably better things on the menu than what I had. Â But I wouldn't mind if I never ate here again either.
I like this place-the food is ok but that's not what really makes the place it is the service and drinks. This is an Irish Pub the Irish food is the only thing worth ordering off the menu. Don't try to be different here. I can not say enough good things about the service... the people are soo nice, relaxed and accommodating. My brother in law got married on St. Pattys day this p[ast year and the rehearsal was here the night before...we had a blast!!!
Review Source:Yearning for a genuine Friday fish fry, we tried out Mavis Winkle's. Â I don't know why, but MW hasn't been on our "usual" list. Â Maybe since it's basically an Irish pub, and we're usually going out with two kids in tow...
It will be on the list now. Â We enjoyed the fish & fries, and the pierogies. Â Yes, the Irish pub has pierogies, and they're good, very good, although they are mini-sized. Â The star was the fish. Â Perfect, golden-brown batter and flakey, moist fish. Â This us what fried fish aspires to be. Â The skin-on fries were also very good. Â BTW, the fish dinner is buy one, get one during Lent, so a bargain too. Â
I shouldn't have to mention, but will, that they'll put you a perfect pint of fresh Guiness as well.
They do often have a band or other entertainment on Fridays as well. Â We enjoyed an Irish dance performance during our dinner.
Run, don't walk here. Â Enjoy.
I gotta admit, I was kind of shocked. Â I expected a one-star experience, but it was ok.
We had a gift card from Christmas and figure we better use it.
Service was ok to start off with, but once the food was delivered the server went M.I.A. Â Only to return for the check. Â I understand if folks don't want to be bothered, but would it have killed them to top off even the ice water, or ask about another beer? Â We were one and done, we left for drinks elsewhere.
The food was surprisingly ok...I fully expected lots of frozen, blah, microwaved foods, but all of ours were ok.
I haven't been here in a long while, but only because it is far from where I live. Â This is actually a really nice place with good food. Â We had wonderful service, last we were here, but it is not kid friendly. Â The tall table chairs make it difficult for children under 6 to sit on. Â It's a pub, so treat it like one. Â Otherwise, worth trying at least once!
Review Source:I have frequented this location as well as the Independence one a few times each. I must say I like this spot a lot more. Maybe since the Independence one gets so much business traffic the service never felt that great. But the Twinsburg spot is a much better experience. Let's start  with the interior design, this place just has the feel of a cool Irish pub. The food is bar type food, with a healthy mix of "Irish" food. This means there are plenty of options with corned beef, boxty, and some shepherd's pie. The service seems to always be friendly, and the drinks are quality. In all, if you are looking for a goof pub style meal, and great service, hit this Mavis Winkles location.
Review Source:As an Irish pub, I'd give this place 4 stars. Â The atmosphere is classic pub, with a large selection of Irish and imported beers. Â An interesting option was four 6.5 oz samplers for $8, I think. Â I regrettably opted for a Guinness. Â Bad move, it didn't taste very good.
The food was very average and is what dropped the fourth star. Â I had fish and chips. Â The fish was a bit mushy, the breading not very crisp, and the chips were fries, like all-American, thin-cut fries. Â I'm used to the thicker cuts. Â
The service was great. Â Malt vinegar was supplied without asking. Â
I could see this place is quite popular and understand why. Â I'd keep it to drinks and some light fare. Â It is convenient to I480.
Mavis Winkle's is a fun Irish restaurant and bar located in Twinsburg right off 480 on 91. There's another location in Independence. Granted, most of the food isn't Irish in any way, but really, how big of a menu would you have if you only had Irish food anyhow? The area around the bar has a fun atmosphere, while the main dining area in the back feels more bland. We sat in the bar area. The staff is very friendly and helpful. For an appetizer, we had the reuben bites, which are really addicting. They're small fried dough balls stuffed with corned beef, cheese, and sauerkraut and come with thousand island dressing to dip them in. For an entree, I had the shepards pie, which was good, but not outstanding. It was a giant bowl of ground beef, root veggies, and corn all in thick gravy. It came with mashed potatoes, which were really good. The shepards pie was good, but it wasn't memorable. That being said, Mavis Winkles is still a really good place to grab a bite to eat with some great menu items, even if it isn't all Irish.
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