The 10 Ultimate All You Can Eats Near Cleveland

By Jason Beudert on Sat, Aug 17, 2013 at 9:00 am

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If you're looking for a haunt to keep both your belly and wallet full, this week's Q104 segment is for you.

Our dining critic @Jasonthefood has taken the liberty of naming the 10 ultimate All-You-Can-Eats in and around the Cleveland area.

Think Sushi buffets, unlimited breakfast, and barbecue galore. Here's our top 10 list for your viewing pleasure.

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The 10 Ultimate All You Can Eats Near Cleveland

This waterfront venue offers more than a floating bar. In fact, their daily all-you-can-eat combo of prime rib and crab legs should be at the top of your list. A side and rolls are included as servers will deliver endless amount of fish and meat to your table. Pickle Bills is located at 101 River St, Grand River. Call 440-352-6343 or visit picklebills.com for more information.

Depending on your age you may feel like Rodney Dangerfield in Back to School, but you need to head to The Jolly Scholar. located on the campus of Case Western Reserve University, on Sunday's starting August 25th they have all you can consume wings, rib tips and fries plus a tall boy PBR for $10! The Jolly Scholar is located at 11111 Euclid Ave. Call 216-368-0090 or visist thejollyscholar.com for more information.

The Tribe is hot and so are the all-you-can-eat seats. Located on the upper deck behind home plate these tickets start at $32 depending on the game. Your ticket includes a trip to a designated concession stand with unlimited hot dogs, nachos, peanuts, and pop. Come On! Progressive Field is located at 2401 Ontario St. Call 216-420-4444 or visit Indians.com for more information.

Stir fry your heart out at the famous BD's Mongolian BBQ in Coventry. Go healthy or be naughty at this endless buffet of fresh veggies, proteins and sauces cooked on an open-air Mongolian style grill. Make as many trips to the grill your stomach can handle. BD's Mongolian BBQ is located at 1854 Coventry Rd, Cleveland Heights. Call 216-932-1185 or visit gomongo.com for more information.

Take a drive out to Millersburg in Amish Town. No you are not joining the Amish Mafia, but you will eat like the Amish at Mrs. Yoders Kitchen. This made from scratch buffet offers roast beef, dressing, noodles, but the main event here is the broasted chicken.. This is like fried chicken on steroids and well worth the trip. Mrs. Yoders Kitchen is located at 8101 Ohio 241, Millersburg. Call 330-674-0922 or visist mrsyoderskitchen.com for more information.

Not to be mistaken for the Tomo on east 9th, this Strongsville landmark is home to a Sunday all-you-can-eat sushi buffet. Starting at noon, Tomo offers over 35 varieties of sushi rolls. Tomo Hibachi & Sushi Bar is located at 15163 Pearl Rd, Strongsville. Call 440-878-0760 or visit tomosushisteakhouse.com for more information.

Even though it is a regional chain, Quaker Steak & Lube in Valley View has a killer AUCE Tuesday Wing Night. The restaurant sets up a buffet with endless wings, but there is a secret here. If you don't see the sauce you want, just order them from the server and they will deliver it right to your table! Quaker Steak & Lube is located at 5935 Canal Rd Valley View. Call 216-986-9464 or visit thelube.com for more information.

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