Last Week in Cleveland Food News: New Parma Taqueria, New Gateway Sports Bar and More

Twisted Taino in Parma is closing. Credit: Courtesy photo

– After four years, Twisted Taino in Parma has closed so that Chef Jose Melendez can focus on his catering business. The good news: Hot Nachitas Taqueria is already slated to open in its place.
– Scene Dining Editor Doug Trattner has the low-down on the pan-Latin flavors you can enjoy at the new bustling food hall at CentroVilla25.
– Speaking of Scene’s resident dining expert, Michael Symon’s new cookbook, which Trattner once again co-authored, is now on sale.
– Shaker Square once again has a coffeeshop thanks to the arrival of Cafe Indigo.
– Build the Pho is almost ready to open its doors in Ohio City.
– The corner spot on Bolivar in the Gateway District has been a revolving door of concepts in the past two decades. And so it is once again. Say hello to Stadium Sports Bar and Grill.
– Bye, bye, Bar Louie.
– And last but not least, Arthur Treacher’s makes its return to Cleveland Heights tomorrow. Subscribe to Cleveland Scene newsletters.

This article appears in Cleveland SCENE 3/27/25.