Restaurants in Niles

Grub Club's sandwich savants quell tummy mumblings by creating an extensive menu of made-to-order sandwiches and burgers loaded with fresh ingredients. Dine like English aristocracy with a 12-inch Sir Anthony sub ($6.55) and its breadbasket-bursting mound of savory grilled steak and chicken topped with provolone, onions, mushrooms, and steak sauce, or build your own creation with a choice of two meats, one cheese, toppings, and dressing ($4 for 6", $9 for 16"). Half-pound burgers proudly sate even the most elephantine cravings, including the ultramacho Holy Cow ($7.25) and its exclamation-inducing combo of pepper jack, jalapeño cheddar, and XX hot sauce. Flip a nine-sided die to decide which sauce to request on your chicken wings ($5.95 for 12), with tantalizing options that include butter garlic, hot ranch, and barbecue.

At El Jalapenos, servers bustle between tables and through kitchen doors carrying plates of queso fundido, chicken fajitas, and carnitas. Here, armed with margaritas and overstuffed burritos, guests can savor a Mexican meal that's as relaxing as a nap underneath a warm tortilla blanket. Slice into carne asada or La Oaxaquena—grilled steak served with poblano peppers, bacon, ham, cheese, beans, and rice. Or, grab a tortilla filled with pork al pastor, stir-fried peppers, and refried beans. El Jalapeno has vegetarian options, too, including spinach enchiladas and cheese quesadillas.

CiCi’s Pizza combines the variety of a family-friendly buffet with the thrill of bottomless pizza. Each pie is crafted with dough made from scratch daily and then slathered with homemade marinara and showered with toppings ranging from traditional pepperoni and Italian-style sausage to creative combinations including buffalo chicken and mac 'n' cheese, resulting in more than 28 signature pizzas. The buffet is stocked with a plethora of fresh pastas, such as cavatappi noodles with classic marinara or alfredo sauce, as well as fully customizable signature salads. After they've feasted on savory options, diners can revisit the buffet for dessert including freshly baked brownies, slices of apple pizza, and cinnamon rolls drizzled with icing—or they can eat dessert first, thereby tearing an irreparable hole in the space-time continuum.

All Starz Sports Grille provides a cozy rendezvous point for friends, lovers, and anonymous football fans seeking a hearty meal in a homey, away-from-home home. Browse the beer-bolstering menu, which includes quarter-pound cheeseburgers ($4.99), jumbo wings ($4.99), and twin hot dogs—conjoined from birth at the ketchup ($4.99). Sports enthusiasts can immerse themselves in a close game or split their attention between 21 HD screens to monitor multiple matches. Cold drafts are available, as are domestic bottles for cautious patrons to converse in bottle-whistled Morse code. Visit on Saturdays to view adrenaline-pounding UFC matches or swing by on Fridays for foot-pounding karaoke.

Although they specialize in traditional New York-style pizza, the chefs at Gus' Italian Grille also add their own spin to their creations. Consider the baked potato pizza–a medley of bacon, ranch, cheddar, and mozzarella cheeses, the pie replicates the tastes of the signature dish without the need for tinfoil or a potato farm. The family-owned eatery is also home to pierogis, pasta dishes, and saucy buffalo wings.

Locally owned and operated by a family with more than 25 years of restaurant experience, Inner Circle Pizza has been spinning homemade pizza dough in Austintown since 1999. Watery-mouthed patrons can quell hunger pains with Inner Circle's versatile menu of munchables, which offers a variety of specialty pizzas. Nibble on a chicken bacon ranch pizza ($7.49–$19.99) or admire the thick crust shell on a taco pizza bedecked with sausage, cheddar, mozzarella, taco seasoning, diced lettuce, tomatoes, and a side of sour cream ($3.49–$19.99) as it explodes beautifully against an unadorned wall. Inner Circle Pizza's popular Buffalo wings ($7.50 for 10 wings) are made fresh and lathered in one of a plethora of sauces, such as garlic, ranch, parmesan garlic, teriyaki, or kamikaze—an ideal snack for watching the big game or C-SPAN's newest congressional rock opera. The vast menu also boasts barbecue ribs ($9.49 half slab, $16.99 whole slab), pulled-pork sandwiches ($5.79), Philly steak sandwiches ($5.49), and meatball subs with grilled peppers and onions ($5.59), as well as traditional Italian pasta dinners. Thirsty patrons can delight in the full bar, equipped with liquor, wine, and nine different draft beers for making libations to pizzeria deities.