In this week's Scene, food critic Elaine Cicora takes a long, deep dive into the mind of Giuseppe O'Connell, Cleveland's most well-known and disliked restaurant GM. (In short: He's kind of a dick, but quite good at his job). That story will be on newsstands shortly, and on the restaurant page of clevescene.com this afternoon. But for now, go behind the scenes with O'Connell at his latest workplace, the new Brothers Lounge on Detroit Avenue, with this slideshow. And check back to clevescene.com/slideshow for concert pics and other visual evidence that Cleveland is still alive and kicking. -- Joe P. Tone
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In this week's Scene, food critic Elaine Cicora takes a long, deep dive into the mind of Giuseppe O'Connell, Cleveland's most well-known and disliked restaurant GM. (In short: He's kind of a dick, but quite good at his job). That story will be on newsstands shortly, and on the restaurant page of clevescene.com this afternoon. But for now, go behind the scenes with O'Connell at his latest workplace, the new Brothers Lounge on Detroit Avenue, with this slideshow. And check back to clevescene.com/slideshow for concert pics and other visual evidence that Cleveland is still alive and kicking. -- Joe P. Tone
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