Wagon Wheel Pub

My favorite after work watering hole. You guys rock! Thanks for great service and amazing food/​drink.

Good local bar! Enjoy my time there.
Great service! Also they have 50cent wings on Mondays.

Bartender is hilarious; great sense of humor. Excellent mixologist. Very knowledgable. Would stop in just for the service.

Been going to this place since I moved into Parma 1999. Through the years its had its ups and downs but after this weekend have decided to no longer entertain the idea of tinking it will get any better. Since the ownership change up in March have stopped in there on 3 different occasions the first gave them credit for new ownership needing to weed out out and tweek service. The 2^nd time it was no better had to wait 12 min to get a drink and had to get up and go into inside bar to purchase it myself my waitress was playing with her hair talking to other people at the inside bar paying absolutely no attention to her customers on the patio she dropped food off left and never came back again once again I was left without a drink and she didn’t even inquire how the food was I then had to reenter the bar get boxes and get my own tab so that I can leave the place. We gave it one more shot this weekend sat at patio bar had to wait for drinks 5 min. Customers next to us had been waiting for a beer for over 10 minutes ask them why they bother they said that’s what the services is like on a regular basis since new ownership. I once again found myself waiting for drinks for more than 7 minutes took food that I ordered boxed it and left. Highly doubt that we will ever return there unless maybe someone else takes over. Very poor service which is a shame because the food is still pretty good as they kept the night cook they had. Sorry but you’ve lost our business

Haven’t been here since St. Patrick’s Day earlier this year. A lot has gone downhill since then. Scott served tables ever half-​hour or so and gave off a terrible attitude. Ordered food and it took over an hour to arrive. Was told the kitchen was backed up and only 1 cook. There were maybe 20ish patrons. Went over an hour sitting with nobody stopping by for refills.
This being said, the new owner was out on the patio and he never went without food or an empty glass.

Wagon Wheel is now under new management and I couldn’t be happier to go there. The new staff is very friendly expecially Heather. The specials for pizza and wings are great too.

The Wagon Wheel is under new ownership/​management as of March 2015. Same great food, along with great service. We always have a fun time everytime we come here. Tons of TVs, along with Keno, Wifi and friendly service, all in one place. Definitely one of the hot spots in Parma/​Parma Heights. Great outdoor patio as well! And don’t forget the basement bar if you’re hosting a private party.

Sooooo happy that this little spot has new owners. What a difference a smiling face and a simple hello make! I use to come here a couple years ago but stopped due to the rudeness and complete ignorance of the previous manager. Now this restaurant/​bar has owners who care and actuality want people through their doors. I’ve been back a dozen times and will continue as long as Igor and his family run the show! Hay-​lo does an outstanding job behind the bar as well! Cheers!

I live in the Parma area and decided to try a new pizza establishment in the area. I decided to try Wagon Wheel pizza. My wife went up to order some pizza to go and was told that it’s too busy and they are not doing any carry-​out orders. This is very disappointing. They couldn’t say that it would be a wait because of how busy they are, instead they turn away the business. What kind of business that serves food passes up on the opportunity to make money and also gain a new customer. I can say that Wagon Wheel will never gain my business. I was so upset that I had to share this

I’ll first say that I’m surprised at all the negative reviews on here! I hope mine will even that out a bit.
I’ve attended a private Halloween party at the Wagon Wheel the last 2 years and always had a great time. The food is good, drinks are poured well and affordable. When it came time to plan my sisters 30^th surprise party, I immediately thought of Wagon Wheel. I stopped in to chat with Shelly and she gave me a catering menu. The menu has a great, simple selection of appetizers at a super reasonable price. The whole process was really informal– there was no contract or deposit, but that really allowed Shelly to be flexible for us. It was easy to reach her for questions up to the party– she responded right away and was really easy-​going with our planning. We gave her our food order a week before. She let us come in the day before to set up and made sure everything was perfect. The basement area was perfect for our group of 60– there’s a nice patio for the smokers, a private bathroom and plenty of dance floor space! All the food was brought down HOT and at the same time. It’s great food, too. Our bartenders were really nice and everyone had fun. Despite the busy upstairs bar, Shelly checked with us several times during the party to make sure everything was going well. The party went off without a hitch and I would highly recommend the Wagon Wheel for your private event! The food in the regular bar area is great, too, so stop in for dinner and drinks that won’t break the bank!

The previous reviews seem to be a mixed bag. I have probably been to this bar about 30 times over the past few years, and I have no idea who Shelley is (apparently the manager), and on that note I don’t know people are interacting with her so much. Maybe it’s just me but I go to bars to interact with my friends and other patrons, not the manager.
That all being said, the Wagon Wheel is a decent bar. It’s a little small but has a nice heated patio during the winter. They also have a second bar downstairs «Bar 2» but it is rarely open. They’ve got a bunch of flat screens with sports on all the time. They also have a touch tunes jukebox, and touch screen bar video game station. Alcohol prices are very reasonable. I don’t know if I’ve ever had their food, but when my friends get it, it looks like your average bar food. Nothing bad, but nothing amazing. It’s a nice bar to grab a beer and watch a game.
Note: The crowd at this bar is usually a but older (40s), but not always. However, usually I’m the youngest person there (early 20s).

Shelly the manager is very unprofessional and rude. We used to have fun there but she’s somewhat bipolar and will flip for no reason. They would be doing so much better without her.

I am new to the west side of Cleveland. I like this place! Shelly is a good manager and simply doing her job; Providing a good product at a fair price to both the patron and the owner.
There are many items on the menu to choose from and I have never been disappointed in the bar food specials, staffing or experiences I have had here.
Its a great meeting place, that I highly recommend!

Forget it. Never coming back to this place. The manager is kind of like the devil. She has zero customer service skills and actually tossed us out of the bar when we asked about their two drink minimum. I’ve never seen someone with such a short temper. It appears the real issue was that they did not have a cook that evening and they were reluctant to take food orders. The other staff is great, but as long as the same manager is there I will never return. This kinda sucks cause I have been going there every week for months.

What is it with Parma and their randomly awesome bar food? A few good friends of mine live in Parma, which means that I’m there pretty frequently. And I’m glad that they take me to places like this. Yes, the ambiance is pretty much «generic bar with classic rock playing in the background.» But, friend, if you can’t get behind that once in a while, you obviously must be a better man than I. Oh yeah, the food — the burgers here are absolutely phenomenal. And huge. And cheap (like, 5 bucks, including fries or onion rings). They have a decent choice of beer on tap as well. And, while I didn’t order it, the pizza looks pretty good as well. I wish more joints would take a lesson from here: a more limited menu means a place has an opportunity to get just a couple things REALLY right.

This place used to be the Wagon Wheel years ago. It became Phils Paninis for a bit. now back to good olé Wagon Wheel again! Ya deffinately see all types of professional drinkers here. not too many young folks. The added a deck for the chain smokers and the D Bags who HAVE to sit on a patio… Typical Parma bar. its fun if you bring your own party!

I used to pass the full parking lot every day on my way home and it took me awhile but eventually we
to eat and we’re in on the secret too now Wonderful burgers cheap and delicious with a huge list of accompaniments also several varieties of wings all yummy so far. Smokers will love the inside/​outside room.
Their on a hot list for best mixed drinks, but I just go there to eat and eat and etc. Sadly they don’t serve lunch

This guy below me has probably never lived in Parma. Yes, Parma bars blow, because Parma people blow. Therefore Wagon Wheel is at the mercy of its customers, and it does a hell of a job (besides the DJ in the basement). First off, the pizza is literally the best pizza I’ve ever had. I promise. 2^nd, it’s only $ 7 for a large! There is always plenty of room, the patio is awesome, the bartenders are nice and the atmosphere tries to stay as ‘unparma’ as you can possibly be north of snow rd. I love Wagon Wheel.

I’ve never been a fan of Parma bars, or Parma in general for that matter. If this bar was in an area that I enjoyed frequenting I would most likely only rate it 1 star, but the fact that it’s one of the few bars in Parma I can stand I gave it a 2.
There are actually two bars, one on the ground level, The Wagon Wheel, and another in the basement. I believe the downstairs bar is called Bar 2. Why the bar in the basement has it’s own name is beyond me because it’s 100% affiliated with The Wagon Wheel. I prefer the atmosphere of Bar 2, mainly because it’s usually a ghost town down there so you can walk in with a group of friends and pretty much have the place to yourself. One negative thing I can say about Bar 2 is that they don’t have the same selection of beer/​liquor of the upstairs bar. To the bar tenders credit they are more than willing to make a trip upstairs for anything they don’t stock downstairs.
The last time I was their was on a Saturday night for a friends birthday celebration. There were about 10 of us & we were pretty much the only people at Bar 2. They had a DJ/​karaōke but it was pretty terrible. At one point the DJ played Rick James — Super Freak followed by M.C. Hammer — U Can’t Touch This back to back. Both songs have the EXACT SAME BEAT! Also the DJ only played about 3 out of the 15 – 20 requests we made. When we had finally consumed enough liquid courage the DJ dropped the ball on the karaōke portion of the night as well. We had a backlog of at least 5 songs to sing & he kept insisting on playing songs in between our performances. This may not be funny to anyone else but a gentleman who closely resembled Grand Moff Tarkin (of Star Wars fame) was present that night as well. My friends & I got a kick out of it, probably because we’re all movie nerds.
The Wagon Wheel does serve food, but I can’t vouch for it. I have a friend who raves about their wings, so if you’re a wing aficionado it might be worth checking out.
The majority of the bar patrons are typically middle aged men, but it’s been my experience that they’re pretty friendly. You could do a lot worse in Parma due to it being one of the few places that isn’t infected with questionable women & a sea of Affliction t-​shirts.