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“This is traditional Jamaican food – what I was raised on. I learned it from my mama and my grandmother back home in Kingston”
– Rick Doody’s empire expands again as he purchases Bell & Flower, which he’ll transform into a European bistro this year.
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Plans call for transforming the space into a European bistro
– New local vodka, gin and tequila is on the market thanks to Lion’s Share Spirits.
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“Cleveland needs more local spirits.”
– Big plans are in store to add a winery at Mapleside, the 100-year-old attraction in Brunswick that never seems to stop expanding.
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“There’s this myth that you can’t grow a great red, or even a great white, wine in Ohio.”
– Schnitz Ale has a new production facility in Strongsville and a new taproom that’ll open at the location in March.
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Schnitz has greatly increased production and will debut the 50-seat pub in March
– The Edgewater Cafe will return this spring under new owners.
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Fans of the weathered saloon will find a comfortably familiar interior
– Valentine’s Day may be in the rearview but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t be planning stops at some of Cleveland’s most romantic restaurants the rest of the month.
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Plans call for transforming the space into a European bistro
“This is traditional Jamaican food – what I was raised on. I learned it from my mama and my grandmother back home in Kingston”
“Cleveland needs more local spirits.”
“There’s this myth that you can’t grow a great red, or even a great white, wine in Ohio.”
The popular oyster-and-ale fest rounds up the state’s best stouts and pairs them with fresh-shucked oysters.
Schnitz has greatly increased production and will debut the 50-seat pub in March
Fans of the weathered saloon will find a comfortably familiar interior
This article appears in Feb 14-27, 2024 .
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