Uncorked

Stopped in because read good reviews! pizza was ok. tasted like something I would by at the store and heat up in the oven

We r new to the area and we wanted to try this place! First things first — The ambiance and the customer service and they were on dot. The food we have ordered (a veggie and an Chicken Spinach Alfredo pizzas) were amazing! The price was unbeatable too! The appetizer we had was the spinach artichoke dip and it was finger licking good. We would definitely revisit this area and I would surely recommend this area for its collection of wine, beers and most importantly its ambiance and impeccable customer service! Thank you!

Umm, if you have not been here you haven’t had the best Margherita pizza and bloody Mary on planet Earth! This place is hands down my favorite restaurant/​bar in the entire state of Ohio. There is mortal food and spirits and I’m certain you’ve heard of the nectar of the gods. This place would simply make Zeus smack his previous server and yell «do better.» Simply amazing!

Bar atmosphere, only 2 tables not high tops. Quirky decorations. Someone told us to find a seat and they would find us, there was only one other table inside the restaurant sat, and a few outside. we tried to push the 2 low top tables to accommodate our big group. (We had someone with a knee problem and wanted our group to sit together) there wasn’t room to push together, or we were told no where there was room. Had to explain several times we needed low tables, which is really annoying and embarrassing for guests. Having worked in a restaurant it’s a pretty rookie thing to keep asking. We settled at ½ our party at a high top. After about 10 minutes a server approached the other table sat and asked if they had been helped, they said no and she said sorry about that I’ll be right over. After another couple minutes and the other two top table not even putting in their drink order we decided to leave.

Great place to unwind and relax! Food is good I recommend the pizza. Great selection of wine and beers. Lots of coffee selections.

Over the years I’ve been to Uncorked probably half a dozen times. I occasionally visit Coshocton and will walk through Roscoe sometimes too. It’s always been a nice place for a drink or cup of coffee. This past weekend I found myself in Roscoe again as my husband’s 40^th class reunion was held at The Warehouse Steak & Stein. The AC at S&S was broken and had been for the last 3 days. It was unfortunate but still unbearable and people found themselves drifting away pretty quickly. A bunch of us ended up at Uncorked. The bartenders were efficient, friendly and attentive which is the trifecta of what you want in a bartender. Also worth mentioning, their restrooms are nice and very clean. Couldn’t say that for the other place. There are not many choices in Coshocton but Uncorked is so nice, you don’t need to worry about other choices.

We have been to Roscoe Village many times but this was our first here. We did not get any wine or beer (pretty good list for both) because we were so thirsty and just wanted water. They also serve Pepsi products. Their menu had a nice selection of paninis, pizzas and salads. We had an Italian and roast beef with pepper jack and horseradish sauce. Both were tasty and come with kettle chips and choice of coleslaw, potato or macaroni salad. The two salads were also tasty. The horseradish sauce was not spivey but had a good flavor. The paninis were a good size and could have been shared between us. You can eat inside (which has multilevel seating area) or outside on the patio. They have different bands that play on Saturday evening. The pricing was pretty reasonable. The service was very good. We enjoyed our dinner and would come back again.

This is my 2^nd visit in 5 yrs. the last time I visited was when I rode into Rosco Village during the Greater Ohio Bicycle Adventure (GOBA) previous visit. The staff are great, the selection of food and spirits are plentiful, and the atmosphere is quaint but not stuffy. When visiting Rosco Village make the Uncorked your food destination.

We do not live in the area, but when we visit we stop here. Although I like wine, we haven’t had wine here. We do enjoy the coffee drinks which we stop here specifically to do.
The building is lovely. The interior is comfortable. We really enjoy sitting inside and taking a break from walking around.

If you decide to take your lovely wife to Coshocton so she can do some antique shopping and get hungry whilst doing so, you won’t have many choices on where to get food. Like, shockingly few choices. You should know that, if you’re a wine drinker, Tuesday is ‘no cork fee day,’ so you can buy a whole bottle and take it with you if you don’t finish it without paying a corking fee. This is good for me since I abhor wine but R loves it. Our sandwiches were good too, and the prices were very reasonable.

A friend and I came here one afternoon a couple of weeks ago when we went to Roscoe Village to hang out for the day and for the Christmas candle-​lighting ceremony in the evening. What a delightful place — very warm and inviting. I just love renovated historic buildings, and this one is very nice. We ordered some coffee, found a table with a couple of comfy chairs, and played some backgammon and Scrabble.
One of the things I liked the most about the place is that it was divided up into different sections, almost like different rooms. Even though it was pretty busy while we were there, it sure didn’t feel that way from where we were sitting.
To be honest, the coffee I had was really only so-​so, but I had such a nice time and liked the place so much that I still went away feeling like this was a great find and decided to give it 5 stars anyway. I would certainly be willing to give them another chance and maybe try a different blend next time.

This place sorta cracked me up when I went there the first time. I grew up in Coshocton, but moved out before I was old enough to «bar crawl» in town. My only chances now are the handful of days I might be back in town to visit my friends, and the regular establishments are pretty awful at best. My other favorite bar is across the street — so it cracks me up that Roscoe Village, the small historic strip down the street from the museum I used to work at – is my favorite place to go bar hopping.
I showed up with a group of about 9 friends, and I think the total for a few drinks apiece ended up being $ 36. I LOVE THE PRICE OF BEER IN COSHOCTON. It was a fun little place that was welcoming to me and my friends, and I did not feel in danger of being assaulted (a big plus).
Uncorked, you might be my go-​to bar when I’m in town.

Relaxing, comfortable place to enjoy the company of good friends. Great décor. Not only serves coffee and wine, also serves beer and mixed drinks. Food goes from lunch to dinner, cheese plates and pizza to gourmet and pastries. You will love the cozy atmosphere while enjoying the great drinks and food.