Food & Drink
Discover the best Cleveland restaurants, cafes, and bars for a delicious dining experience. Find top-rated local favorites, reviews, menus, and more for a variety of cuisines including Italian, seafood, sushi, and more.
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Now Open: Café Indigo at Shaker Square
The recent opening brings a coffeehouse back to the square.
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First Look: Build the Pho in Ohio City, Opening in April
The Vietnamese beef noodle shop is also opening at Great Northern in North Olmsted
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Last Week in Cleveland Food News: One Pot Comes West, City Slice Goes East
A bite-sized recap of all the news fit to eat
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The Cleveland Fish Fry App Will Guide You Through All the Delicious Options for Lent
From traditional church fish frys to restaurants, we’ve got you covered
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City Slice Pizzeria Opens New Location in Cleveland’s St. Clair-Superior Neighborhood
Like the original, the shop offers “mega” slices carved from eye-popping 40-inch pies.
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Now Open: Angie’s Soul Cafe in University Heights
This is location number five for comfort-food restaurant group
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Charter House Grille Delivers Familiar Comforts as East 185th Continues its Resurgence
Charter House might not be a destination restaurant, but it does feel rooted in and aligned with the community outside its door
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One Pot Korean BBQ and Hot Pot Coming to Great Northern Mall in North Olmsted
This will be location number 3 for the popular all-you-can-eat experience
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Last Week in Cleveland Food News; Deagan Returns to Deagan’s Space, New Sammies, New Sushi and More
A bite-sized recap of all the news fit to eat
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Dan Deagan to Open an Arcade Bar at Former Deagan’s Kitchen Spot in Lakewood
Expect classic and modern arcade games, pinball machines, Skee-Ball, billiards and tabletop games like air hockey and foosball.
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Smokehouse 91, a Fast-Casual BBQ Joint, Opens in Mayfield on Tuesday, March 11
“We wanted to do this very old-school — the traditional Texas way,” says Ladner.