1833 Restaurant At The Hotel At Oberlin

Burns Kathleen

I ordered fish and chips (Lake Erie walleye). The price was $25.95 and a cup of coffee $5.00. It consisted of a thin filet of walleye with very thick breading and greasy redskin potatoes. Also on the plate were 3 tiny pickles and a cup of mayo that was supposed to be tartar sauce. It was terrible. The lady at the next table ordered the same and didn't look pleased either. I did not complain at the time but when I saw the charge on my credit card it began to make me think and I contacted the restaurant by e-mail and am waiting to hear what the head chef has to say about it. I will never go back there.

Hot Rod

Been here twice. The food was good both times. The service however was really bad. Asking for silverware. Asking for more coffee. Asking for a few more napkins. The man was beyond sweating. Saying they won’t hire anyone he’s the only one there.

Lyn Cruze

Before I leave a bad review. I normally go twice. And indeed we did. Once for brunch. Once for lunch. Both were really bad. First experience was told to put a mask on. But employees arnt wearing them? Typical of Oberlin I guess. Then we wait..and wait…there’s 2 other tables sitting. And the servers are running around like there’s a line out the door. Finally seated. The server was terrible. She was to busy checking her phone every minute. The food? Well it was wrong and the server then proceeded to blame the kitchen and how they always mess it up. Well. We came back. 2nd visit. And same server. She was beyond distracted. The food was yep, wrong again. No apology.

Joyce Scott

10 of us enjoyed refreshments in the back room served with humor by Travis. We were treated royally and served with an amazing 16 layer crepe filled with orange blossom creme and surrounded by strawberries! Amazing.