Tj's Lounge - Youngstown

Do not waste your money on the steak and eggs! Definitely not worth the extra money!! I did get a plate full of breakfast potatoes, this a small piece missing just to see if it was cooked properly…

I went there a couple months ago for my 21 birthday brunch with my mom. The food was great. I got mimosas and french toast which was great.The staff was nice as well.My only complaint is that it is hard to find their menu online. I feel more people would go there if they were able to see their options ahead of time.

We had an event at the hotel that required not only catering but audio visual equipment. The staff was great to work with and made sure we had what we needed. The ballroom was perfect and they listened to our requests. Food was served on time and they helped us have a fantastic event. Would not hesitate to go back for the next one!

This place needs a major renovation in every aspect of the word. The menu is dismal, outdated, lacks healthy and allergy-sensitive choices, and may actually be the original menu from 1980. The food was no better than a hospital cafeteria and arrived to our table as it was ready. Two of our party received their food first. One was piping hot, the other was less than warm. The third entree arrived 10 minutes later, just as the first two were finishing their meals. There's no drink menu, so don't plan on getting anything special here. One of our party recommended the sangria, which she has had several times. Apparently they do not have a standard/house recipe for sangria, so whatever your server decides to make is what you get. We received what appeared and tasted to be red wine with a floral liqueur. It was syrupy, warm, and contained no fruit whatsoever. Our friend who had recommended it to us was extremely embarrassed and disappointed. As for the atmosphere... sad. The decor is vintage 1980s, and not in a good way: sticky oak tables, plastic maroon booth benches, stained green carpeting, insect-filled light fixtures, and cafeteria dishware and flatware. The open ceiling tile with a soaking wet towel stuffed in it above the table next to us didn't exactly enhance our dining experience either. And to top it all off, the service was pathetic. There were no more than 3 tables of diners in the place while we were there, yet the server was overwhelmed. With what, we don't know. It took her 10 minutes to approach us to get our drink orders, she didn't check in with us to ask how our food was once it all had finally arrived, and she never came back to refill our water or ask if we would like another drink. Even if you are staying at the Holiday Inn in which this restaurant is located, go elsewhere. There are dozens of much better restaurants within a 1 mile radius of this run down and soon-to-be health department shut down disgrace.

Within the Holiday Inn, so convenient for our stay. No walking in the weather, no driving after a few drinks. Cozy atmosphere. Football game(s) on the TV's that we were interested in. Good variety of drinks. As small as the menu is, it covers steak, seafood, chicken. Pastas to sandwiches. Delicious large portions, and industry standard pricing. Lisa was awesome. All together, we were impressed