Coffee Creek Estate Restaurant
1591 State Rte 45, Austinburg, OH, 44010
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Address :
1591 State Rte 45
Austinburg, OH, 44010 - Phone (440) 275-5039
- Website https://www.coffeecreekestate.com/
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Kevin A.
This is my favorite restaurant. Nick is the master chief and he has great helpers. It's a fixed price menu and expensive but worth it. The house is over 100 years old and full of history. Nick has it decked out with art from his travels and a hand dug basement wine cellar plus cave like private bar. The outdoor patio is beautiful as are the grounds. But the food is the best and most flavorful you will find anywhere.
(5)Cara L.
This place knows how to do Mother's Day Brunch--you guys. Bottomless mimosa and Bloody Mary bar?! Umm... yes, yes and more yes. First of all--this place is out there. And I mean WAY out there. Like Geneva-ish wineries far. But once you get to the estate, you'll wonder if you're in the right place. You are. Just go to the dining room and nosh on deliciousness. Honestly, I had no idea what to expect from this place. Normally holiday brunches of any kind are pretty average or icky, plus always stressful. Not at Coffee Creek! The food was delicious--way above brunch par for most places. There was so much food, all made from scratch and artfully prepared. The drinks were flowing and the staff didn't let us sit for too long before asking if we'd like refills of both food and drink. After your meal, don't forget to walk around the estate to explore a bit! Thanks, Coffee Creek--you helped us do Mother's Day right!
(5)Mark A.
Wanted to take my wife out for our 19th wedding anniversary to somewhere unusual yet classy (like me!). I had heard of this place the past few years so thought I'd give it a try. I had expected something different--an upscale, exclusive boutique restaurant reminiscent of Aspen or the Hollywood Hills with the "unusual" coming from the food served. Alas, it is not that. It is a far more rich and robust experience. The Estate at Coffee Creek is not a simple fine dining establishment, but an experience of senses... and salt-of-the-earth hospitality. From the 175-year-old house, to the highly eclectic decor (check out the double-eyed cat sculpture) to the hand-dug basement that you can view by standing on architectural glass in the smoking room, the experience is all encompassing. Also, the place is haunted (of course). Ask the owner. A very compelling, spine-tingling story. Now for the food. Don't eat for a day and a half before you go, especially if you order the 7 course meal (which you must). Everything from the appetizers to the main dishes were an explosion of unusual-if-not-unique tastes, smells and textures that went with incredibly appropriate wine pairings. Don't ask what it is, just be surprised. I don't suggest ordering a bottle of wine independently as we did. You will have plenty through dinner. The ambiance is appropriately intimate and subdued. It's like having a small dinner party in Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil. Indeed, this place is perfect for a murder-mystery dinner (which the owner says he will be having soon). Walk around the grounds too. The only thing missing is cigars. An after-dinner walk with an excellent La Gloria Cubana (pre-post-Castro) would make a wonderful digestif. CCE is very pricey, to be sure, but well worth the investment.
(5)Gary H.
We attended the Valentines day dinner at Coffee Creek Estate and it was also our Anniversary and we both agreed it was the most enjoyable dinning experience we have ever had. Both Giovanna and Nick were gracious and interesting hosts, the ambiance was quiet and romantic, the staff was professional and friendly and the food, wine pairings and presentation were amazing. Highest Recommendation!
(5)Stephanie S.
What a great place to enjoy brunch with family or friends. Great food!
(5)Christine P.
Coffee Creek, it's a place you can't wait to go back to! This is the whole package - Fabulous Food with charming details and enchanting ambiance. We had a 5 course meal with each course more amazing than the previous. The portions are generous to a fault, as most of us could not finish each course. The menu changes weekly, but Chef was very eager to make sure everyone would be happy with the selections and offered to make any needed to changes. We loved the home tour with it's rich history and see through glass floor to the wine cellar. There's even an ultra chic barn for parties, weddings and meetings.
(5)Juan S.
Very charming place to eat. The decor and ambiance is very nice. The menu changes weekly. They offer a 3 course meal or 5 course meal. On the night. The food was great. One the night menu, I had the pumpkin bisque, radish, pear, apple and Stilton cheese salad, Atlantic cod with poached lobster and ravioli, certified Angus tenderloin with creamed spinach and Au gratin potatoes. To finish the course, we had the dessert of the night: chocolate souffle with chocolate sauce. A large selection of wine. My only comment is not much local wine offered. The chef owner explains that the red wine produced locally are not as good to match with the food. coffeecreekestate.com
(5)C S.
Giovanna and Nick.........excellent......as always.
(5)Mike B.
Tuesday nights are Sushi nights. The sushi was probably the best I have ever had. The flavors, The textures, and the service is the best. This place is top quality and the prices reflect it. I question why the all you can eat was only $20.00. The wine I had with it was the crown jewel. I found out that Coffee Creek does wine pairings and is the best in the area at that. I had no problem paying for this kind of quality. My only issue was the front entrance is not marked, but if you are reading this, it is the front doors of the house in the front of the property. I will be back.
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