Restaurants in Green

For more than 35 years, dentists at American Dental Centers have polished pearly whites and prevented dental disease with thorough exams. At each of the 14 locations that dot Northern and Central Ohio, patients walk in or schedule appointments so they don’t have to scrape off plaque using chew toys. The center maintains a 24-hour phone line so that patients can arrange to have emergencies treated as soon as possible, and it also offers a Forever White program, in which patients pay a one-time fee and then receive take-home bleaching treatments for as long as they attend their regular three- or six-month check-ups.

We've been proudly serving Green and the surrounding area since 2004. We offer something for everyone with our pizzas ranging in size from our 52 Slice Big One, down to our Bambino Pizza with wings, salads, oven toasted Hoagies, and Fox's Original Wedgies rounding it off! We guarantee to serve you only the best.

Simply Delicious directs its flavor-antennae into a far-reaching frontier of classic, casual eats to delight any number of picky tongue critics. Everything is made to order, from the substantial sandwiches made from the molds of actual submarines to the pizzas that weigh as much as an asteroid. Start serious with a full rack of St. Louis–style ribs ($19.95) or an order of chicken fajita quesadillas ($7.95). Yam-and-walnut pierogies ($9.95) make for an unusual addition, while a 12-piece broasted chicken meal ($20.45) welcomes the recurrent fowler with open wings. Satisfy a hydra's seven finicky palates with selections from a list of 13 lucky sandwiches, including the meatball classic ($5.95), classic Greek gyro ($6.95), and battered Icelandic fish 'wich ($7.75).

Servicing Canton for more than 50 years, Chicken Manor Family Restaurant offers hunger-having patrons a menu of heirloom recipes boasting fresh, never frozen home-style chicken, pastas, steaks, seafood, and more. In a covert operation to infiltrate the brain's pleasure centers, an order of mixed home-style chicken ($8.79) cloaks light and dark poultry parts in Chicken Manor's hush-hush breading prepared with a mix of secret spices, while the 8oz. Boston strip steak ($11.99) waves a meaty flag of carnivorous liberties. See the full menu online for more details and prices.

Expert pie tossing and thoughtful handling of the freshest ingredients available has catapulted Romeo’s Pizza onto the Akron-Canton Hot List's 2010 roundup of best pizzas and into the upper echelons of dough-centric fare. The menu’s resident pizzas range in size from 9-inch bundles of joy ($7.99+) to full-sheet behemoths ($24.99+), and can be custom-constructed with any combination of six sauces and more than 20 toppings. Patrons preferring demolition without construction can choose one of Romeo’s specialty pies, including Dante’s Peak, a mouth-wowing mountain of sausage, banana peppers, onions, tomatoes, and pepperoni (12", $15.99) that fearlessly scales the flavorful heights without recourse to Sherpa guides. The 8-inch subs, including the burly buffalo chicken ($5.99), rest alongside wings dressed in a bevy of saucy patinas ($8.99/lb.) and crust-enshrined strombolis and calzones ($7.99) to complete the holistic satiation of previously unfulfilled taste buds.

Danny Boy's is a neighborhood, Rat Pack–themed Italian foodery with walls covered in records and photos of Frank Sinatra. Start a meal with garlic bread with cheese ($6.99) while perusing a classic Italian menu, which features salads, woogie melts, Rat Pack pizza starters, and more. The Hammy Davis Jr. stuffs sliced ham, ricotta, feta, fresh basil, tomatoes, house Italian dressing, cheddar, and crumbled bleu cheese into a baked doughy monument ($7.99). Frank's appetizer pizza pie is wall-to-wall EVOO, pepperoni, cheese, black olives, tomatoes, ricotta, and Italian spices ($8.99), and a plain cheese pizza ($9.99/six piece) can be customized with toppings, such as mushrooms, pineapple, and Canadian bacon. Uptown toppings, such as meatballs, artichoke hearts, and grilled shrimp ($1.50–$7.50) turn any standard disc into a visually stimulating feast.