After a recent visit to see the Tadmor Shrine Circus in Canton, Ohio, we were feeling a little hungry. We wanted to find a place to eat that is not in Wooster, where we live. After such a wonderful experience at Table 6 Kitchen + Bar, we thought why not try one of its sister restaurants. So, we settled on 3 Brothers Corner Tavern.
Wendi and I were joined by her co-worker, Jessica, and Jessica’s little cousin, Vance. We thought we would start the meal off with an appetizer, so we settled on the Player’s Pizza Dip. It featured pepperoni in a marinara sauce with melted mozzarella cheese and cream cheese. I was surprised that the dish came with tortilla chips to dip into the bubbly concoction. It didn’t take away too much from the appetizer, it was good, but foccacia slices or garlic breadsticks would seem like a more fitting complement.
Jessica ordered the Smothers Brother Burger. 3 Brothers Corner Tavern features decent-sized burgers. I think they are about six-eight ounces, a pub-sized burger. After biting into it, she said, “It’s incredible.”
Wendi ordered the Three-Peat Burger, which featured three slices of honey bacon and choice of cheese. Wendi liked the burger. Where Jessica went with the french fries, Wendi opted for the tater tots. She really liked the tots with her burger.
Vance said he wasn’t hungry; he mainly nibbled on the tortilla chips and pizza dip. Me, well, I was the only one to order a dinner. I ordered the Blackened Chicken Mac & Cheese from the Corner Favorites section of the menu. It featured a juicy, tender chicken breast with blackened seasoning, layered on top of creamy macaroni and cheese with cherry tomato halves, scallions and a breadstick. I wasn’t expecting the tomatoes, and they were a nice addition. At a restaurant where I worked in Florida, we served mac and cheese with stewed tomatoes. I really liked this dish. My only complaint is the blackened seasoning is not as hot as what I use at home. But, I did finish it, so that tells you something.
We learned that Sunday is Fun Day at 3 Brothers Corner Tavern. Because I ordered from the Corner Favorites section of the menu, I also received a free slice of pie. The waitress informed us she only had one slice of chocolate cream pie left, so I asked her set it aside because that was the one I wanted. We were all pretty full from our meals, so we all shared the slice of pie. It was a nice ending to a good meal. It was chocolatey, just the way Wendi likes it. It was good.
While the place is a “tavern,” it had more of a restaurant feel to us. We were there late on a Sunday night, so it wasn’t packed and there were not a lot of people at the bar. We had no problem taking Vance into the establishment. Wendi and I would definitely recommend the place if you are in the Canton area. If I don’t put a map in this post to show you where the restaurant is, John Giltner will be on my back. Here it is:
