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Cleveland Garlic Festival Returns to Shaker Square Aug. 24-25
They don’t call it ‘the Smelliest Food Festival in America’ for nothing
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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This Week in Cleveland Food News: Lakewood Steakhouse Opening and More
A bite-sized recap of all the news fit to eat
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At Scorpacciata in Larchmere, Chef Peter Reuter’s Pasta and Pizza Rise to New Heights
The stellar new brick-and-mortar spot is a huge step up from Van Aken’s Market Hall operation
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Now Open: Porta Rossa in Hudson
The Italian-themed steakhouse has replaced the former One Red Door.
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Kintaro Sushi and Hot Pot to Open in Former Corky & Lenny’s Space in Woodmere
The secret to the restaurant group’s success is a menu that offers unlimited sushi and hot pot, both at qualities that far exceed their price tags.
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First Look: Artis, Opening in Lakewood August 21st
Chef-owner Andrew Mansour describes Artis as “a steakhouse that’s not a steakhouse.”
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This Week in Cleveland Food News: Birdietown in Lakewood Set to Tee Off and More
A bite-sized recap of all the news fit to eat
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Charter House Grille on East 185th Now Open
“Nobody is going to walk in here and say there’s nothing here I can’t eat,” says owner Chris King.
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Birdietown Mini Golf and Lounge to Open in Lakewood This Fall
In addition to 18 holes of indoor, adult-only putt-putt, the venue will include two bars and a restaurant whose menu will be designed by Chef Jill Vedaa
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Owner of Mahall’s, Cloak & Dagger Acquires Rood Food and Pie
“The business is in such a healthy, thriving place and has a lot of room to grow”
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Ohio City Pizzeria Closing August 10th
After five years, the West Side Catholic Center is calling it a day