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10 Restaurants to Nurse Your Hangover in Cleveland

By Cortni Dietz on Thu, Jun 19, 2014 at 8:13 pm

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We all know our limits — that one drink that will push us over into, “Why did I do this to myself?” territory the next morning. Oftentimes, though, we’re having too damn good of a time to worry about such nonsense. If you’ve woken up kicking yourself for the shenanigans you got into last night, get yourself a glass of water and check out these 10 Cleveland-area joints to ease your throbbing head and churning tummy.

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10 Restaurants to Nurse Your Hangover in Cleveland

B2B offers plenty of burger options that are a lot more interesting than the McDonald’s drive thru that we know you were so close to pulling into. Try the Luther, a godsend of a burger on glazed donuts in lieu of buns. Pay a visit at 6323 Wilson Mills Road.

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Ditch Taco Bell and go for a tastier and more authentic Mexican option with Luchita’s. Sometimes a little South of the Border lovin’ is all a body needs to recover. Get yours at 3456 W. 117th St.

A great option if you broke the bank buying rounds at the bar last night, Eat at Joe’s is an old favorite. No frills, cheap and always consistently delicious. Stop in at 14734 S. Green Road.

With two locations in Solon and Streetsboro, Jim’s Open Kitchen offers up classical diner food to soak up that awful feeling in your stomach. Get your veggies in while getting a grease fix with their much-loved Herb Nelson, pictured above.

Gus’s Diner One Eight Five offers standard diner fare and generous portions for an affordable price. It’s also low-key enough that you can slink into a booth in sweats and not think twice about it. Check it out at 797 E. 185th St.

Complete with checkered floor, this is a classically cute 50s-style diner. Maybe that atmosphere will lighten the mood as you get told all the embarrassing things you did last night! Home fries might help, too. Pay a visit to Southside at 10705 W Pleasant Valley Road.

Open until 2 a.m. on weekends, Michael’s might even help you stave off a hangover and avoid it altogether if you stumble in at 1:00 in the morning, chug some water and chow down. Stop in at 13051 Shaker Blvd.

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Cortni Dietz

Cortni Dietz is a senior at Ohio University and a Scene blogging intern. When taking a break from the rigorous pursuit of journalism, she enjoys eating, reading, hanging out with dogs of all shapes and sizes and drinking overpriced coffee.

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