- $624,900
- 4Bd
- 5Ba
- 3,535 Sq Ft


Revolution Grille
5333 Monroe St.
Toledo, OH 43623
(888) 456-3463
Yelp: 4.5 Stars; 77 Reviews.
With tons of classic options completed with a new twist, Revolution Grille is one of Toledo’s finest establishments. They’ve got something to please everyone, with dishes like calamari, short rib, and the HIGHLY recommended chicken schnitzel.

Registry Bistro
144 N Superior St.
Toledo, OH 43604
(419) 725-0444
Yelp: 4.5 Stars; 64 Reviews
This upscale establishment is a great place to go when you’re feeling a bit fancy. With a sophisticated menu and an extensive wine list, you won’t go wrong with any selection. Make sure you ask the wait staff for the proper pairings, as they seem to know what they’re talking about.

Mancy’s Steaks
953 Phillips Ave
Toledo, OH 43612
(419) 476-4154
Yelp: 4.5 Stars; 56 Reviews
If you love eating awesome meat, Mancy’s Steaks is the place to be. They’ve got the best beef cuts around, along with other protein filled dishes like crab legs and lobster. It’s seriously worth every penny. For an extra kick, add a side of the French onion soup. Rumor has it that it’s the best in town.

Grumpy’s
34 S. Huron St.
Toledo, OH 43602
(419) 241-6728
Yelp: 4.5 Stars; 95 Reviews
If you’re downtown during the early hours of the day in Toledo, Grumpy’s is a must-try. Serving up breakfast and lunch options, their creative menu full of items made from scratch can’t be beat. They’ve got a huge range of sandwiches (including a delicious Reuben), but regardless of what you order, you won’t be let down.

La Cachanilla
222 S. Summit St.
Toledo, OH 43604
(419) 246-0663
Yelp: 4.5 Stars; 54 Reviews
When someone in Toledo has a hankering for authentic Mexican food, they should immediately head in the direction of La Cachanilla. Their tacos are the best around, fresh and light, topped with cilantro, diced onion, and a squeeze of lime. Perfecto.

Schmucker’s
2103 N Reynolds Rd
Toledo, OH 43615
Yelp: 4 Stars; 59 Reviews
This is the kind of place that will never let you down. No wonder their sign says “good food.” If that’s the case, do you need to say much else? Schmucker’s is a jack of all trades, having everything from breakfast to seafood to home-style cooking on their menu. However, everyone that comes through the doors will agree, their huge slices of mouth-watering pies are the creation that puts them a step above the rest.

Burger Bar 419
4400 Heatherdowns Blvd
Ste 11B
Toledo, OH 43614
Yelp: 4 Stars; 87 Reviews.
First of all, your typical “burger joint” doesn’t usually have as amazing of appetizers and salads as Burger Bar 419. Chipotle picked pineapple and goat cheese crostini? Sriracha-soy deviled eggs? Followed with a pear, almond and brie salad? Yep, you just heard me right. And then you get to the actual burgers, the very things you came for! The Pate Melt has gruyere and pate. The Three Little Pigs has ground pork, bacon and bbq pork shoulder. The Wet One comes with beef jus. … If they don’t have burgers like this in heaven, then I will not go.

QQ Kitchen
3324 Secor Rd.
Ste 4.
Toledo, OH 43615
(419) 720-8703
Yelp: 4 Stars; 71 Reviews.
Affordable, filling, and delicious, QQ Kitchen is the best place in town to head when you’ve got a craving for Asian cuisine. With popular items like the spicy seafood noodle soup and pork bulgogi, QQ’s delivers hit after hit.

Home Slice Pizza
28 S Saint Clair St
Toledo, OH 43604
(419) 724-7437
Yelp: 4 Stars; 58 Reviews.
With fresh toppings and off-beat combinations, Home Slice is a must try for pizza-lovers. T wo of the popular items include their margarita pizza and the loaded potato pizza (which is exactly what it sounds like so… you’re welcome). And, whatever you do, don’t miss the cheese bread appetizer.

The Beirut
4082 Monroe St.
Toledo, OH 43606
(419) 473-0885
Yelp: 4 Stars; 88 Reviews
One of the most authentic Lebanese restaurants in the Midwest, The Beirut is a place everyone in Toledo should try at least once. If you’re new to this style of cuisine and unsure of what to get, the lamb shank, shish kabobs, and shawarma are all good for beginners. And, trust me, Beirut is so good, you’ll be a regular in no time.

Tony Packo’s
1902 Front St.
Toledo, OH 43605
(419) 691-1953
Yelp: 4 Stars; 164 Reviews
It might seem like an odd combination, but this place has perfected both hot dogs and Hungarian food. It’s got a cool atmosphere, great appetizers (like the fried pickles), and interesting items that a lot of people won’t have tried before, like the chicken paprikas. While there are multiple Tony Packo’s restaurants in the region, the original was on Front St. in Toledo, making it a great staple of this city.

Mac & Tong’s
4330 W Central Ave
Toledo, OH 43615
(419) 531-3103
Yelp: 4 Stars; 16 Reviews
When it comes to thinking up creative dishes, Mac and Tong know best. One of the best items on the menu is the “nutty pickerel,” a pan fried fish coated in a brown layer of nuts. After one trip, you’ll definitely be coming back for more.

Josephine’s Kitchen
902 Lagrange St.
Toledo, OH 43604
(419) 242-6666
Yelp: 5 Stars; 5 Reviews
Josephine’s isn’t just your typical meat + three place. Perfectly seasoned dishes and great portions can instantly make a stop to this humble joint the highlight of your day. With succulent meats like pork chops, turkey, fried chicken, and meatloaf, just make sure you don’t forget about trying out the delicious sides too.

Fowl and Fodder
7408 W Central Ave.
Toledo, OH 43617
(419) 690-2490
Yelp: 4 Stars; 18 Reviews.
One of the best organic restaurants in the Toledo area, Fowl and Fodder brings local ingredients and food made from scratch to every patron that comes through the door. They’ve got awesome wraps, each with their own unique twist, as well as delicious sides like the beer cheese soup and sweet potato chips. Whether you’re on an organic diet or not, this place is always a natural choice.

Star of India
415 S Reynolds Rd.
Toledo, OH 43615
(419) 720-6452
Yelp: 4.5 Stars; 45 Reviews.
It might seem strange to find such an awesome Indian restaurant in the heart of Midwest America, but the Star of India sure knows its stuff. With daily lunch specials, as well as the staples like chicken vindaloo, anyone that loves Indian cuisine would be happy eating this several times a week.
What’s your go-to for great grub in Toledo? Tell us in the comments below!