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Scene’s Best of Cleveland 2026 Finalist Voting Is Now Open
Every vote matters, and it’s all up to you, the readers.
Vince Grzegorek
Vince Grzegorek has been with Scene since 2007 and editor-in-chief since 2012. He previously worked at Discount Drug Mart and Texas Roadhouse.
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Le Marché on Clifton Has Closed
The daytime café/market was an extension of La Ville Lumière, Kevin O’Connell’s full-service French restaurant located next door.
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Studio West 117 Complex Up for Auction
After closing in late 2025 due to severe financial issues, the former home of the LGBTQ organization is up for grabs
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Last Week in Cleveland Food News: Debuts and Second Acts
A bite-sized recap of all the news fit to eat.
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Cleveland Rejects Permit for Data Center in Slavic Village
The proposal garnered widespread opposition from the community and city council.
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Last Week in Cleveland Food News: Chatting With Stefan Was, Shaun Yasaki’s Next Move and More
A bite-sized recap of all the news fit to eat.
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Downtown Cleveland’s Daily Food Truck Lunch Series Kicks Off May 1st
More than 70 food trucks will rotate through five downtown parks Monday through Friday all summer long.
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Pasteleria y Café Rebrands as Café Nocturno With Focus on Late-Night Desserts
Downtown has a new dessert and coffeeshop to enjoy late into the evening.
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Saucy Brew Works Closes at Pinecrest
The move allows the company to focus on its other locations and growing footprint, according to a statement.
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Edwins to Open New Oyster Bar in Cleveland Heights
Brandon Chrostowski’s leadership and restaurant organization will also debut more classroom space as it expands into two neighboring buildings on Cedar.
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Lake Erie Scoops Closing at the End of April
“Running a small business on my own has been an incredibly meaningful experience—but it also comes with a level of pressure that can be hard to sustain.”
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Why Building a Public Golf Course on Part of Burke Lakefront Airport is a Very Good Idea
As Cleveland begins early planning for the lakefront’s future if the airport closes, an argument for a first-rate public course on a quarter of Burke’s 450 acres built with community, access and affordability in mind.