Winchester Woodfire Grill - Canton

A little disappointing, food was ok...not great.. The waiters were good, attentive, knowledgeable, helpful. We are a late dining group and a little disappointed that the restaurant staff started turning off lights- a little obvious that they were ready for us to leave....

I had been a long time customer of the old Winchesters. The service was pushy beacuse there were not many people dining on a Friday evening at 7:45 PM. The young lady was polite. There was bread but I had to ask for it as she said it came out with dinner not before. The bread itself was not good. I could buy better walking into the bread isle at the grocery store and heating up myself. I ordered the Pork Chop special which was good but the jalpeno grits were just barely warm. My daughter ordered the Mediterranean Salad. It had good fresh lettuce but skimped on the other ingrediants.

We love the fact that the Winchester is not overcrowded is quiet enough for normal conversation. The food is good. Our only issue was that the macaroni was cold when it came to the table, but as soon as we let our server know, she took it back heated each of us a new order in its own bowl.

Food and service very good. Expensive, especially if you have wine and drinks. Not too bad if you stick to just a mid priced entree and tea. You can easily spend over $100 for 2. But consistently good food and service.

I ignored all of the reviews! What a waste of our time and money! The appetizer arrived after the entree. The entree arrived while eating the salad. My son's meal arrived 10 minutes after our entrees. I ordered a ribeye but it seemed like a New York strip. The steak was sent back twice. Then I gave up didn't eat it. They refused to take it off my bill. They charged me 50% though I didn't eat it. Coffee came without a spoon. Upon asking for it, it arrived 10 minutes later then the coffee was cold. The dessert was old and stale-cream cheese icing was hard inside had a freezer burned taste. I tried speaking with the hostess and in the middle if our conversation she turned and started speaking to a waitress and never addressed me again.