Reviews of Blue Tip Grille
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This East Side eatery may take a bit of effort to find, but the out-of-the-way locale is a big part of its charm. The brick building, constructed in 1868, was home to a number of local industrial businesses prior to its conversion into the Columbia Match Company 70 years later. The restaurant pays homage to this 20th-century heritage through its name and signage, reminiscent of the logo on a vintage box of wooden matches. Guests of the Blue Tip Grille are welcomed by a warm wooden interior, featuring cozy tables and booths, and presented with a menu that features tender steaks, sumptuous seafood, and creative chicken and pasta dishes. The Pasta Matchworks combines sauteed shrimp, chicken and andouille sausage with a roasted red pepper cream sauce, set atop penne pasta finished with roma tomatoes and fresh herbs. Be sure to check for upcoming wine events, which include tastings and freshly prepared appetizers.
Review by Northern Ohio Live Magazine posted June 03, 2005
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