Harrison's

Great restaurant. A little on the expensive side, but what restaurant isn't these days?
Buffalo Cob Salad, Angus Steak Burger, Fried mushrooms was our meals.
Good food and Amy is a great waitress!!

Always a good bet!

Harrison's in Tipp City is as good an American restaurant as you can get in the area imo. We live within walking distance but it doesn't bias me. We had a tough week so we wound up there on a random Tuesday and my husband had the BBQ pork chop special. They were great, tender and juicy with just the right amount of barbecue flavor (two small chops for under $14!) I had my favorite Black and Blue Salmon salad and it is always perfect. We noted they had a weekly cabbage roll special on Thursday so we made a note to return and we did. Again, two large tasty cabbage rolls on a bed of mashed potatoes and a basket of their delicious warm rolls. Again, under $14.
While we were enjoying our Thursday dinner our children texted to suggest we meet for dinner at Harrison's Friday so we made a reservation before leaving.
Five adults and our 9-month old grandson had a great time, delicious food (from steak, sandwiches, salads and their famous Barnsider Chicken).
Service is always spectacular, drinks are incredible (one reason we walk ) and the food is always hot and flavorful. Not to mention the cozy booths and tables surrounded by great historic photos of Tipp City.
Always a good bet if you're in the area and worth the drive if you're further south.

We were in town for an OMEA event at the high school and we were a little short on time. The staff were super accommodating and we were able to get seats at the bar and order food right away. The bartender was fantastic- super friendly and attentive (Jess M.) she deserves some recognition . We opted for just getting a few appetizers to split so that our food would be pretty quick to come out. The appetizers were good. I would like to return and try the salmon and the prime on special looked delicious. We also really enjoyed the building (on the National Register) and plan to come back to explore town when we have more time! It is such a fun and interesting town!

Stopped in for a few apps and beers with the family. Been a long time since I've been here and not much has changed. Still a very cozy atmosphere at the bar with the fire place but the service was incredibly slow. Finally got someone to take our beer orders and one of four was very wrong. Once corrected, food was on its way and I'd say the bleu chips are pretty great. Wings with the rowdy sauce are super solid and the Reuben eggrolls were too greasy and not worth it. Maybe next time for dinner!

The restaurant is beautiful. Service is great. Food nit so great.. I ordered the shrimp tacos with collards. Tacos were okay. Two glasses of wine was 24. A bit much.

Okay, stop the presses. Why have I not tried the cocktail sauce here before? My all-time favorite is St. Elmo's (Indy), and you can get lucky and find it at Aldi sometimes. Treasure Island Supper Club and Barnsider were #2 and #3. But Harrisons has overtaken St Elmo's, and wow, what a spice level! Foot pounding, leg shaking, deep inhales, and brain freezes.
Okay okay you're wondering how the place only received 4 Stars. When you order an old-fashioned you expect a Luxardo cherry. Don't put a maraschino cherry in it and if you do, make another drink instead of adding a Luxardo cherry with the remnants and stains of the inferior cherry swilling in the glass. Do not charge $1.00 for the Luxardo cherry when you charge north of $10.00 for 1 drink. Very disappointing.

Bourbon salmon was good and so were the collard greens and baked sweet potato souffle but the steak was ordered medium rare but unfortunately came medium.

But the cocktail sauce was the best ever.

I read reviews and knew this place would be busy on a Saturday evening so we got there at 430 and called ahead. We walked in and got seated immediately but within 30 minutes it was packed with a wait. The customer service was perfect and the food was amazing! They had live music and it make the evening special.

One of the two gems in Tipp City! We've been here before, however it's been a while and I've never taken the time to leave a review. Harrison's is a nice restaurant--that seems to always be busy. The food is good and the service is provided by very friendly, helpful staff but again they are usually very busy. It doesn't really seem to matter where you're seated; whether it be in the bar area or dining areas--it's loud in Harrison's, again, because they are busy! Despite all that, the food comes out timely and hot. Our favorite this visit was the bleu chips. The mac and cheese is creamy and delicious but actually a bit much. I tried a bite of hubbys Cowboy burger and the onion straws are a perfect touch. The homemade chips (which are included in the bleu chips) are so yummy!

I love the black & blue salmon salad! Always an excellent choice! The waitress'/waters are genuinely nice and very helpful.

Several years ago my husband and I had several bad experiences with Harrison's (poor food quality, hair in the food, poor service) so we quit going; however, just recently we tried it again and were very pleasantly surprised. Everything my husband and I ate was good - and I especially liked the red devil shrimp.

The waitress was friendly and on top of things, too. Our food came out in a timely manner and she kept our drinks full.

As far as the ambiance goes, Harrison has always had a comfortable and cozy feel to it. I think the bar area is the prettiest, though. The dining room side of the restaurant is somewhat average, although they have wonderful historical pictures of Tipp City hung all around the room which makes it visually interesting. Their upstairs has party rooms that are very nice for special events. It's definitely a place to keep in mind if you need to host a large crowd.

We will definitely try this place for dinner again, and if they keep up the good work, we'll add it back to our 'favorite places to eat' list