Seville’s Tilted Farmer: Providing Food and Love
By Paige Vercuski, BEAT reporter
BRUNSWICK, OH- Food is anything but simple. It relates to every aspect of life, from culture to friends to family and everything in between. Tilted Farmer, just near Medina Square, supports the community in the form of food.
The Tilted Farmer, located at 7249 Wooster Pike in Seville, is a gastropub not only known for their selection of three dozen rotating beers and wines and delicious food menu, but also for their lively atmosphere, with a vineyard, gazebo, and long expanse of land covering 8 acres. Chris Spitzer, the founder and owner of Tilted Farmer, calls it “a place to gather, unwind, and savor the view.” Originally, Spitzer’s plan was to start her business as a winery on her family’s farm, but after barriers concerning construction, she relocated his project to Wooster Pike in late 2023.
As owner of Tilted Farmer, Spitzer is occupied with many behind-the-scenes jobs that help keep the restaurant running. Her daily jobs include keeping inventory of food, bookkeeping, and planning events around the gastropub. These events include Music Bingo and live music. Several days a week, Spitzer will help around Tilted Farmer, ensuring customers are satisfied and making sure the evening functions smoothly. However, Tilted Farmer wouldn’t have been able to succeed without the help of her employees. The restaurant has over 50 hardworking staff members who have created bonds both with each other and with Spitzer. “I thoroughly enjoy working with the public and love my own employees like they are family,” she noted.
Spitzer has many concepts for the future of Tilted Farmer. One of these ideas, which is currently being implemented, is the addition of off-site catering. In the next couple of years, she also wants to set up an event center that is near the gastropub and vineyard for large-scale events. But truly, the main goal of Tilted Farmer is to offer a restaurant that connects the community through their food and care. “We welcome all and appreciate the fact that we are all so different from each other. It’s really what makes the world a great place to live,” Spitzer said.
To learn more about Tilted Farmer, visit https://thetiltedfarmer.com/
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PHOTOS: Inside and outside of Seville’s Tilted Farmer.