The Kitchen Post - Youngstown

I was here a few times. always enjoyed a delicious eating! the calender brunch chicken and waffeln are my favorite! smaller it area that is busy for lunch break, so until 11. good service and cool atmosphere. not ideal for children, but okay. on cold days it is hard to sit on the door because the cool brise penetrates. I recommend this youngstown.

Please note: this evaluation applies only to the former site struthers. beautifully presented and season to almost perfection, we can not help but say how much we enjoyed our dinner in the kitchen post. we had the catfish tacos with a side of Cheddar and the brain cake. the only slight disappointment was the portion size of the brain cake, but that is, it is very full without being overwhelming. friendly staff in very picturesque, fast casual art furnished. meal for 2 persons kanu under $20, which was included drinks. I believe that the pictures will speak for themselves and I cannot recommend this place enough for anyone who seeks something from the ordinary and from the beaten away. we are happy to go back for a pleasant culinary experience.

For the first time to brunch. that was great. the service was great. we will be back. I had the pancake stack again. the hugging and the wagging next time try.

This place that goes to pittsburgh was found by a BJJJ tournament. it was really great. sa at the bar, the very tasty local craft beer on tap. interesting but not pretentious elements on the menu. I got a roasted chicken biscuit sandwich and chorizo taco, and they were both absolutely delicious.

This place is an unexpected delight. Great modern decor creates a very hip atmosphere. Very good beer cocktail selection. Then there's the food, which is awesome. A nice mix of small plates and forks entrees. Mostly new American fare. My only complaint is there's an open kitchen that didn't seem to be very well ventilated, so we left smelling like a fryer. Despite that one flaw, I'd highly recommend this place and will definitely return whenever I'm back in Youngstown.