Two Bucks

Best buffalo mac and cheese ever! I want to know how they get it to stand up so well.

Love two bucks! The drinks are good, and obviously reasonably priced! The servers are attentive, and they have KENO! Great place to grab a drink, some appetizers or a dinner and watch the games.

For Lorain county this is one of the better bar options. But oh gosh, it needs some help when it comes to service. Over the multitude of times I’ve been here the service has fluctuated from very bad to great. It’s so random – and doesn’t seem to have anything to do with the time of day you’re there. Not sure what’s going on, but it’s definitely a turn off.
The food is good for bar food. Though I don’t like the mac and cheese. It’s way too mild and the chicken has been cooked to death. I do like their flat breads though. If I go back I plan on trying some other stuff too.
The booze is about what you’d expect for a place called two bucks. The drinks are very cheap but it’s deceptive. The amount of alcohol in those drinks is not very high. You would need to have 2 or 3 of them to get to the same level of alcohol that you’d have in a regular priced drink at another bar. So then, it’s not really two bucks is it? :)
However – if you’re just looking to chill and hang out and enjoy the sipping of drinks more then the ‘getting drunk’ part then this place can be pretty cool.

Had the black and blue burger with fries. Food was ecellent. Tried the daily soup as well — a bean and sausage combination. I would ome back again

I had read some good things about Two Bucks so I made sure to stop by during a road trip across northern Ohio. I thought the name was clever until I realized that literally everything we ordered was $ 2. Mixed drinks? $ 2. Bottled beer? $ 2. Gouda mac n cheese? $ 2.
We could not have been happier to stumbled upon this gem and even returned during our brief weekend stay. We took in a minor league baseball game while in town (Lake Erie Crushers) and the this Two Bucks location seemed to be where the after party was.
Highly recommended for some afternoon drinking and snacking. The beer selection wasn’t all that great, but the mixed drinks were worth the $ 2. I definitely had more than one.

Stopped in for lunch the other day, and I’m glad I did. Definitely has a bit of a bar atmosphere, building-​wise, which is a little generically off-​putting during the day, but the food (Buck Burger) and prices were excellent.

I have yet to order something I don’t like. The prices can’t be beat either. Always a nice place to go if you wanna see friendly faces quickly and cheaply.

My husband and I visit two bucks rarely often. There are some good menu items and cheap drinks. Atmosphere is so so. A little generic. Boneless buffalo wings could use a little improvement. Really really love the cheese curds. They are fresh and hot and perfect. Also the cheesesteak sandwich is also fresh and tasty. Would love to see some Hefeweizen on tap!

It’s a nice place. Good for families during the day, but bar atmosphere at night for sure.

2 Bucks is awesome. Everything there is really cheap, and the food is really good bar food. I have been there over 10 times and I always get the deep fried pickles.
The standing up mac & cheese is so good because they use Gouda cheese + you can add bacon, sausage, or chicken on top. They melt the gouda cheese just to where it starts to turn brown in a few spots just like how cheese looks on a pizza. The noodles (ziti) come sticking together and standing straight up, it’s such a fun dish.
Also, their chicken wings are so good. I’ve been to numerous bars that have sub par chicken wings but 2 Buck’s boneless wings are juicy on the inside and the perfect amount of crispy on the outside. Not too much sauce, not too little.
There is a really sweet girl waitress/​bartender there who is always really nice and super helpful.
There’s big tv’s behind the bar which are good for sports games. The best time to go out to eat there would probably be during the day or early in the evening because it does turn into a bar scene late night.

Ate here on a Saturday night, and the place was not very busy. Very bar-​like atmosphere, except for the Honey Boo-​Boo lookalike who was throwing some sort of ball all over the restaurant. Seated ourselves and were soon greeted by a server who took our drink and appetizer order. Apps came out right after the drinks, which was impressive. Onion rings (large and good), cheese curds (okay), and calamari (meh).
Small, but respectable draft beer selection, and more beers available by the bottle.
Main course was hit-​and-​miss. My chicken caesar wrap was fine, and the gouda mac & cheese was interesting, but my wife’s fish sandwich had some bad cole slaw on it. She did have it sent back, and received a new sandwich, but it also had bad slaw. Whatever…
We’ll probably be back, but we’ll also be searching for better dining options in Avon.

Cute little bar and grill. Wish the boneless mild wings were better. There is always something off about the mild buffalo taste. Also wish the cheese curds and onion rings (which taste great) weren’t so expensive. The burgers are fairly good and so are the beer prices.

Bartenders were very cordial and attentive, but I have to give three stars because the mixed drinks are suuuuper weak. Granted, they’re super cheap too, but I’d say stick to the bottles and drafts.

Ate here with the family. One of us liked her meal, the other three were far less satisfied.
The good:
–My wife had the potato and kale salad with chicken, which she enjoyed very much.
–Fries were fine, if nothing particularly memorable.
–Service was friendly.
The not-​so-​good:
–Both my daughter and I ordered sliders (which, while $ 2, can only be ordered in threes, so there’s no real way to get one for $ 2 — just sayin’). All 6 of them were small, quite dry, and had far too much in the bun-​to-​slider ratio.
–Mild wings were good quality, but the mild sauce was far too spicy for our 10-​year-​old, and the only option to make them milder was to toss them with some ranch, according to our server.
Would I go back? It’s possible, but I was pretty disappointed.

This place is now our go to place in Avon /​Avon lake area for bar food and a quick drink. The apps are great and the staff are very tentative to your needs during the dining experience.

So the food I had may have been 4-​star, but the atmosphere, pricing, and service definitely makes this a 5-​star place for me.
I ordered a fish slider (okay), sesame chicken burger (highly recommend), and the fries (not bad). We came to have some beers and weren’t looking to eat much, so there are likely better food offerings.
Our server, Alan, helped us pick some new beers which were PHENOMENAL and very reasonably priced. This is probably the best place in the area if you’re looking to relax and kick back.

I’d give this place 2.5 stars if I could. Came here to meet an old friend while I was in town. This was your standard pub as far as food goes. Not quite sure I would consider it a «gastro pub» as there was nothing inventive on the menu. The idea of $ 2 for certain offerings was nice though! We tried a variation of sliders as well as fries and their fried pickles.
The sliders were okay. The mushroom and lentil slider encompassed MAYBE 50% of the bun (it was super tiny). The asian chicken slider was small as well. The only slider that was proportionate in size was the classic hamburger. The fries were seasoned well and tasty. The fried pickles were good, but they had way too much batter on them.
Overall the concept is great if you want a cheap meal, but you get what you pay for, and some of their sliders were very meek.

My favorite thing about moving to Cleveland, (besides the weather, the people and the sports teams) is that you can go to a bar and get drinks and food on the cheap. It makes you feel like even if it isn’t great, you only paid X amount of dollars so it’s fine.
Two Bucks is a place that charges $ 2 for several items on their menu and some draft beers and they are great. So the general feeling is «holy crap, what a deal!» You’ve seen the picture of their smokey Gouda mac and cheese, now go buy it for $ 2. I ate one there and got one to go. It was great. The most creative way I’ve ever seen mac and cheese. And did I mention in was $ 2? We also tried a sampling of sliders that were creative and tasty. I recommend any of the beef ones the most and the mushroom was great too. They had magic hat on tap and it was 3 bucks. Still an amazing deal.
The only disappointment was the calamari. The sauce was nice, but the rings were miniscule and all I tasted was the batter.
There are tons of fun things to try on the menu, and I’m looking to going back!
PS The bar was really clean. (a cool old garage building with a patio) But it was mostly white walls with just a poster here or there. It seems like it had just been built. I was hoping to bring in a $ 2 and staple it to the ceiling. The place needed some visual personality.

OK this review may be biased, because I did not eat there, only drank.
Went there after a wedding, no idea what I was in store for. I ordered a Guinness and 6 pineapple upside down cake shots (because I am awesome, and nice, and was making new friends from said wedding). The bartender said $ 20. I was like, oh no honey, I needed a Guinness and 6 shots… yes ma’am, $ 20.
Ho-​lee-​crap. The Guinness was $ 2 and the shots were $ 3 each. That is unheard of!!! Both bartenders were super nice and got quite a kick out of my orgasmic reaction to their pricing :) Anyway, I feel that I should make it my mission move to the Cleveland area just to bankrupt this place with my iron liver!
If I do ever head back there, I will definitely be visiting there again!

I visited Two Bucks during a one day visit to the Cleveland area. Two Bucks is a unique gastropub which offered a limited selection of quality draft beers for amazing prices. Two dollars will get you a generously poured Guinness or Sam Adams winter lager, and four will get you Kentucky bourbon barrel ale or two other equally stellar brews. Taking the previous Unilocalers’ advice, I tried the Mac and cheese which was amazing, also for two dollars.
I found the environment to be nice for reading, and the staff was very friendly. The décor is simple but modern, with a stainless steel bar and matching table seating. I would highly recommend paying a visit to this pub if you are looking for great beer and great food at prices that are hard to beat.