Paradise Island Saloon

I was pleasantly surprised with the menu! Normal bar food with a few twists. Of course we ordered the wings! We had a dry rub and we had the house «Paradise» sauce for dipping. The real treat were the mussels! I was skeptical at first but they were delicious. The wine selection was kind of limited. No Pinot Grigio or Riesling. Other than the wine, I would definitely recommend visiting.

Terrible service. The waitress was rude and refused to take my order any longer because 2 of 7 people I came with did not tip. When we explained they had to leave to pick someone up and were coming back to finish eating and things they cursed at us told us they didn’t care if they cant tip they shouldn’t come out. I’m highly upset they treated me and my friends this way when everyone else did in fact tip them.
Regarding the food… it was not they greatest their chicken wings only thing that taste good and anywhere near fresh.

If I’m ever in Euclid on a Wednesday night and in need of the a delicious burger and fries, cheap tasty drinks, and some awesome entertainment I will be at Paradise Island.
Sure it’s not very trendy or stylish, It’s divey and the service isn’t very good. But the service isn’t very good at most divey bars… so it is what it is. If you are vocal and get their attention they will get to you, but if you aren’t they will probably be doing shots with the regulars.
I was unsure about ordering food because of some of the reviews… As someone who primarily eats at pretty nice restaurants I guess I just didn’t order any of the stuff that these people did. I was fairly surprised that the food was as good as it was. Plus I love that they have sesame seed buns, they seem to be abandoned by all but crappy fast food chains.
There was a band playing 90’s music which was great we ended up dancing and staying much longer than intended. They have a lot of drinks perfect for people who don’t like the taste of alcohol. I tried the Hawaiian Punch and it actually tasted exactly like the artificially flavored juice that I used to love as a kid. While my adult brain was screaming CAUTION!!! the kid in my heart was like THIS IS AWESOME!!! that coupled with the music made for a gleefully nostalgic Wednesday night. I must admit that I did switch to gin and tonics because my body was going into sugar overload, but the drinks were CHEAP. Like 5 bucks for a cocktail, 3 something for a G&T cheap. Plus it was 3 dollar wine night.
I don’t make it to Euclid much, but if I do I’d probably come back just because the drinks are so cheap. But I’d also probably take an über… or DD.

This was our first time at Paradise Island Tavern. We met friends there to hear the band, Jello Shots. Excellent band that plays 50’s-70’s music. My husband ordered clam chowder and I ordered a burger. I’ve been taste testing burgers at restaurants and this burger was delicious! I would definitely eat there again, our waitress was so friendly, and the tavern is also wheel chair friendly. Very nice surprise!

We went in this past Saturday bar was full no big deal sat at a table. Bartenders seem us sitting there never acknowledge us. We sat for 15 mins not one person asked for our drinks. Bartenders were more interested in doing shots. We left never coming back to poor service bar again.

I’ve been in 3 times since I’ve been in town. Terrible service at the bar and if I go sit at the table. Food is not fresh and taste like it’s out of a microwave.
Guess I need to find another place while in town.

Great food, great people, great prices. You wouldn’t think it looking at the building or location but it’s a must try

We love Paradise… it is one of the best kept secrets in Euclid. We have gone there a couple of times on date nights, and it has a really great environment. The music is random, from the Eagles to modern rap, and they always have sports on. We have had the same waitress every time, Roberta, and she is wonderful. She remembers us every time! She is quick to greet us when we arrive and brings our drinks (which are delicious and well priced) out quickly. She is a competent and courteous waitress, and we make sure to always sit in her section. The food is delicious… I recommend the sticks as an appetizer. The food is always well prepared and scrumptious. This is definitely the kind of place to become a regular.

We decided on Paradise this last Saturday and there were four of us. We picked one of the booths on the raised back section. Our waitress took over 10 minutes to greet us which surprised us because she encouraged us to pick wherever we wanted to sit as we came In The door. We all asked for water with our drinks from the bar and she only brought 1 water. Then she returned to the table to ask me what I ordered because she forgot. After I told her, she looked around the table and asked everyone what they ordered, admitting she forgot all our orders. It was awkward more than charming. I ordered the chicken tacos, told her this twice, and she still brought me fish tacos. Our food took an obscene amount of time to arrive to begin with. Our friend ordered the fried pickles. The waitress forgot. We had to flag down another barmaid to see if we would ever get them. My husband ordered the wrap, it’s made from cold cuts, and his food took a good 5 minutes of waiting before we had to ask where it was after everyone else’s arrived. The rum drink my friend ordered tasted off. The imitation garlic in my friends burger was so overpowering he had to scrape it off. All of these issues were politely verbalized to the waitress but she did not seem to care. She was an older very thin blonde woman. She was very slow with bringing Anything out, was not even remotely apologetic or interested in remediating the issues. And then it was like she just disappeared. I asked the helpful barmaid if it was this woman’s first day, she literally seemed in another world. The barmaid, Brandy, was apologetic and took over our table. She apologized and finished out the order. But at the end if the day, I never got the right food, we had to wait a ridiculous amount of time, our food was less than par. This is the third time we have been to Paradise. The first two times were each under different owners. I think these owners do a great job of teasing the local heavy drinkers with music or free appetizers on Fridays but it’s not worth the trip.

I’ve eaten at Paradise Island gastropub many times. This afternoon I had the philly sandwich. Last time I had a chicken sandwich. I’ve also had the pizza and home-​made potato chips. Everything that comes out of the kitchen is top-​notch and flavorful.
The staff is super-​nice too.
It has a nice, diverse customer base. It’s like the «Cheers» of the neighborhood, except that it also has great food.
I has been a meet-​up place for my family for several years. We all love it.

One of my favorite haunts. Good food, great people. Very clean & tidy. They make mean drinks!

went here last night… This place was suggested by one of my older twin sisters who has been visiting this place often in the last year and plus it was they birthday, I am usually very cautious about trying new food at places especially if I haven’t heard a great deal of reasons why I should go (that’s why I am so glad that Unilocal was invented). It wan about 10 of us including 4 kids,*side note (its probably ok but I really don’t suggest bringing kids there after 10 pm because it really turns bar like atmosphere and who wants to be bothered listening to kids while they are drinking not me) Anyway we had a really nice server name Lauren, she got everything right and was very informative, friendly, and patient with my crazy family in which my twin sisters are both in foodservice also, so they know a good server when they see one. Okay anyway the food was so good, piping hot and fresh, the cook did is
Damn thang ! We ordered 50 wings with that good paradise sauce for all of us to share which I think was a good price of $ 35.00 or something like that, and well over enough, their mussels were so so good and very fresh, tasted better than some local seafood resturants I have been to, we also had others items off the menu and they all were so good NOT ONE COMPLAINT HERE! Drinks was point, they had long islands on special that were very good and strong, they even make frozen drinks for the light drinkers. This going to be my new go to spot, I got to bring my husband back here he would love they food. PLEASE KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK PARADISE!

Good happy hour prices and the have a free appetizer every Friday during happy hour. There happy hour is a little different than most places, it’s from 2 – 5. The menu has a good selection with comparable prices. They have a smaller late night menu for you night owls.

Great band (90s Alternative cover band). Decent food. HORRIBLE service. Three bartenders that would either stand around and count tips or walk right past you when you needed something. Place has potential, but needs a new bar staff.

Wow. After hearing a ton of radio ads on 92.3 I decided to give this place a try. I wish I wouldve gone sooner. It is a pretty small venue and tables were scarce on the Friday I went. We found two spots at the bar and I was happy we didnt have to wait. Just a heads up that this place is pretty small… not in a bad way. The parking lot also has free valet. So, back to the menu… I honestly wanted to try a little of everything. I went for the brisket sandwich and paid extra for a side of tots. The sandwich was HUGE… I literally had to take some meat off to eat the sandwich. The brisket was cooked to perfection and had great flavor. I would also def recommend getting a side of «Paradise Sauce» to dip the tots in. Its the special house sauce and is very good. While we were waiting to pay our bill… the couple next to us got the tacos and my jaw dropped. These were 3 HUGE tacos and looked amazing… I’m pretty sure hers had bacon on it. There are so many more things I want to try on this menu and look forward to my return trip. Live bands on weekends as well. I didnt have a chance to check out the downstairs but willl on my return trip. Pictures to come as well

Just had a great Terryaki Dish… The Daily Special… The guy next to me was eating it and it smelled and looked delicious… And he concurred, so I, too ordered it!
The wings are among the best around, May I suggest the «Paradise Sauce»?
Chef James whips up some great dishes along with an incredible burger…
Did I mention beer? Plenty of the «regulars», but also a few surprises on tap!
Entertainment every Friday & Saturday!!! Always a ball. @ Paradise Island Saloon!

I live around the corner from here and went there last year and was not thrilled. Went there a few days ago to watch the Indians and have one of their awesome rum buckets. While I was there we ordered some of their appetizers and was pleasantly surprised. The portions were on the smaller end, more like tapas but they were very tasty. I love their rum bucket! The ladies that were serving were just ok. I had to wait to order my drink because the one kept walking past me and ignoring me, the other server was very attentive but seemed to be doing majority of the work.
would recommend trying this place. It has become my new favorite local spot.

Haven’t tried the food here, with the exception of the nachos they put out during Happy Hour. That plus a couple of beers on a Friday afternoon are a great way to start the weekend.
The beers are mostly domestic, but they do have some microbrews on tap, including Great Lakes. Staff is generally nice, too.

Great place to watch football. Food is decent… I have had way better bar food. We only ordered the buffalo chicken dip. While the portion was huge, it did not have a traditional buffalo chicken taste. Just about everything on the menu is fried so choose wisely (even the pita bread that came with our buffalo chicken app was fried). Mostly domestic beers. Be super careful going to the bathroom… The stairs are treacherous. Limited parking.

Nothing like writing a lengthy review and having my computer lock up. Therefore I will shorten it and be to the point.
Food: OK based on wings and their other deep fried varieties but I don’t think I’ve tried enough to shy you away from trying the food here. ‘I personally want to try the Philly steak since they claim to use cheez whiz.’ I have tried it and will go back and get it again. My only comments would be that I would have liked to see fresh mushrooms instead of canned and a little better bun but regardless, its packed full of meat and veggies, good stuff.
Drinks: Cheap happy hour bottles and drafts last time I went. Bartenders seem to be a little younger but they do have a heavy hand. Good variety of liquors.
Ambiance: Boy, lots of potential. Jukebox, lots of seating, people watching patio, overall very clean, just lacking one thing… people.
The worst part of this newly renovated restaurant is that the bathrooms are in the basement so watch your head.
Not sure what the night time crowd (if there is one) would be like but mind the neighborhood before going.
I did go there off and on for 3 weeks, maybe every other day or so, just to see what the clientele would be like, but it never really changed. This was last summer so we can only hope its changed. Stopped in a couple weeks ago for a work retirement party and we all had fun. Willing to go there again so drop me a message and I’ll meet you there.
Cheers.