4.4
- 4.5Food
- 4.5Service
- 4.4Ambience
- 4.4Value
Noise • Moderate
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4.4
Noise • Moderate
Cleveland / Akron / Canton
Healthy
Gretchen
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Dined on October 29, 2026
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At The Retriever on Liberty, quieter visits tend to be early in the first seating or on Sunday evenings, guests report being one of only a couple tables before 6pm, while Saturday nights draw a livelier crowd.
Natalie is the owner of The Retriever on Liberty, guests even mention meeting her and praise her role in shaping the space.
The Retriever on Liberty offers an elevated main dining room with back-corner tables and high-top seating, plus a separate Wine Lab/wine bar (open without reservations) and a bar area with whiskey-barrel-stave stools.
The Retriever on Liberty is open Mon, Thu–Sun 4:00 pm–10:00 pm.
Guests frequently describe portions as generous, several reviews note large or ample portions, with some parties even taking food home.
Yes, The Retriever on Liberty is a lovely date-night pick, with a cozy, classy atmosphere, intimate lighting and live jazz, and several guests calling it a new date-night favorite.
Yes, families visit The Retriever on Liberty and guests report enjoyable family meals; one reviewer specifically mentions dining there with their family and another references bringing a daughter who enjoyed the meal.
Business casual is the guide, aim for neat, polished attire rather than formalwear.
Sunday evenings at The Retriever on Liberty tend to be especially pleasant, several guests mention a relaxed, enjoyable Sunday night visit.
The Retriever on Liberty tends to pick up later in the evening, Saturday nights are busier, while Sunday evenings have been noticeably quieter; early seatings (around 4–5pm) can feel calm until about 6pm.
The Retriever on Liberty feels warm and shabby‑chic, exposed brick, original hardwood floors, soft lighting, retriever portraits and whiskey‑barrel stools create a cozy, elevated dining room; the Wine Lab and occasional mellow jazz add to the charm.
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