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Address: 27128 Bagley Rd, Olmsted Township, OH 44138
Phone: (440) 235-3663
Website: http://www.razzles.biz/
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Reviews
Alexandria Scott
We came for a volleyball tournament and the service was absolutely wonderful. The food was also exceptional… great apps, burgers and fish. They are *very* strict on their “no outside food or drinks” policy, including water bottles, but they do provide drinking water, so no worries there. I love the atmosphere here… very fun. We would love to come back!
… moreShawn Gorey
Surprisingly clean dining room. The Wings were HUGE and actually had a little bit of a kick to them. The Chicken Wrap and the Bourbon Sriracha Burger were good. I just wish the Fries were salted or seasoned.
… moreRalph Fairchild
Nice local bar with good food reasonably priced. Alcohol prices slightly higher than some nearby bars ($3.25 for bottled domestic beer. Comfortable atmosphere with large outdoor patio area. Sand volleyball courts with competitive leagues when weather allows. Located within 500 feet of intersection of Bagley and Stearns roads in Olmsted Falls.
… moreAngel Rodriguez
Would of gave all 5.’s across the board. Food was good service was good. Had an issue with so called owner not sure if he was the owner. Had my son a 14 yr old who had his head down at our table after he ate he told my son not to put his head down like he was a drunk sleeping. I told him what is the issue he is a minor we are not at the bar he said not after 10pm it wasn’t after 10 pm it was 930 pm when he told my son not to keep his head down. My wife told him how is it ok for you to target a minor and your gambling as an owner he was rude and we left. What a shame we had a good time and this guy must of lost money gambling or something we spent over $200.00 having a good time with friends and family but will never go there again. This guy definitely ruined the night. I would say not kid friendly
… moreSteve Cain
I have been living out of town for almost 2 decades and came home first stop was razzles. Wings spot on but service sat for almost 10 minutes before even greeted. And didn’t get a drink for another 10 minutes. I felt unimportant and it was really a big let down.
… moreJackie Cintron
Food is not too bad, every Tuesday evening they have to find the queen of hearts game. It’s a fun game.
Had a cheese steak sandwich, the other is fish and fries.
… moreHad a cheese steak sandwich, the other is fish and fries.
Brianna Billings
Came here to watch my friend play volleyball.
The staff was really nice and I had mozzarella sticks and they were delicious!
The guy singing live music was not my favorite, but I’m also not a huge fan of country.
… moreThe staff was really nice and I had mozzarella sticks and they were delicious!
The guy singing live music was not my favorite, but I’m also not a huge fan of country.
Kelly Kirk
Did a trivia night and it was great! I highly suggest the mozzarella sticks and waffle fries! Service was good for such a busy night, and price was very agreeable (mozzarella sticks, waffle fries, kids pizza, coke= $29 before tip, portions were big and free refills!) not sure how it is on a non-event night, but we enjoyed it
… moreMadison Snyder
Last night after our softball game, we went to Razzle’s like we usually do. I tried to order a drink, but realized I had forgotten my ID. Totally understandable, the bartender couldn’t serve me, so I canceled my drink and actually left to drive 30 minutes home to get my ID.
When I came back, my boyfriend ordered me a drink, and that bartender didn’t ask for my ID. A little later, the manager came over and asked for it, which again—I fully understand is his job. However, the way he handled it was unprofessional. He approached with “uh-oh” as soon as I started looking for my wallet, and when I explained I had just gone home to get it, he responded with unnecessary attitude.
I handed over my ID immediately, but instead of just checking it and moving on, he insinuated I had “magically” gotten it after telling the first bartender I didn’t have one. I repeated that I had gone home to get it, but he continued to be confrontational, and eventually told me to leave simply because I matched his tone back to him.
When another person from our group tried to talk to him about the way he handled the situation, he gave them attitude too, even saying I “needed to learn etiquette.” In reality, as a manager, he should learn how to speak respectfully to customers—especially ones who have complied with the law and provided a valid ID.
I understand ID checks are important, but there’s no need to treat paying customers with sarcasm or hostility. I didn’t “magically” produce my ID—I made a 30-minute round trip to get it.
… moreWhen I came back, my boyfriend ordered me a drink, and that bartender didn’t ask for my ID. A little later, the manager came over and asked for it, which again—I fully understand is his job. However, the way he handled it was unprofessional. He approached with “uh-oh” as soon as I started looking for my wallet, and when I explained I had just gone home to get it, he responded with unnecessary attitude.
I handed over my ID immediately, but instead of just checking it and moving on, he insinuated I had “magically” gotten it after telling the first bartender I didn’t have one. I repeated that I had gone home to get it, but he continued to be confrontational, and eventually told me to leave simply because I matched his tone back to him.
When another person from our group tried to talk to him about the way he handled the situation, he gave them attitude too, even saying I “needed to learn etiquette.” In reality, as a manager, he should learn how to speak respectfully to customers—especially ones who have complied with the law and provided a valid ID.
I understand ID checks are important, but there’s no need to treat paying customers with sarcasm or hostility. I didn’t “magically” produce my ID—I made a 30-minute round trip to get it.
James Wenmoth Sr
My family has had a couple benefits there and was a great turnout, but than I had to actually order something from the menu and I have to say it was EXCELLENT, the food is great and they have an awesome menu!
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