9 Haunted Northeast Ohio Restaurants

By Jason Beudert on Thu, Oct 30, 2014 at 12:28 pm

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Watering holes, eateries, and hotels make the best destinations. It should be no surprise that the same place that bring us happiness and joy will occasionally bring thrills and chills. Here are nine examples of Northeast Ohio haunted restaurants.

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9 Haunted Northeast Ohio Restaurants

Doors locking on their own. Strange smells of cigar smoke. Phantom phone calls. These are just a few of the experiences people have had at the Vintage House Cafe in Avon. There's no clear culprit as the building dates back to the 40's and has housed many possible afterlife suspects. Get your scare on at 35800 Detroit Rd.

This 19th century Victorian home-turned inn is said to be haunted by a ghost of a servant girl. Guests at the famous Medina B&B claim to hear voices and music playing, in particular the piano in the parlor. Spend the night at 504 W. Liberty St.

The site of Cleveland's first hotel back in 1815, the Renaissance hotel and restaurant are super haunted. The fourth floor in particular is a place even the staff won't go alone. Stop in at 24 Public Square.

This former hotel turned infamous brothel dates back to 1838 and is home to at least two ghosts. The first is an apparition of a little boy and the second a man in a black suit and hat. Slamming doors and bar glasses flying through the air are just some of the super natural occurrences of this establishment. See for yourself at 3690 Broadview Rd., 330.659.0610.

Johnny Mango is not only famous for its Taco Tuesday, but also for the ghosts that haunt its four walls. And they are not nice ghosts. At least three hostile entities haunt this restaurant. Get spooked at 3120 Bridge Ave., 216.575.1919.

First the Spanish Tavern, then Marco Polo's, and now the site of the successful Burntwood Tavern, this place can be down right spooky. Legend has it, the original owner of this historic building has not left, and over the years staff have reported hearing their names called out and being touched on the shoulders by someone... or something. Go experience it for yourself at 8188 Brecksville Rd.

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Jason Beudert has had a dynamic career as a leader with The Walt Disney Company, ESPNZone, The Cleveland Indians, and as a restaurant entrepreneur. He is utilizing his twenty years of hospitality experience along with his love for the Cleveland food scene to contribute exciting and insightful food pieces for Scene...

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