We visited Tall Oaks and stayed in the Carriage House recently for a wedding of a friend. The…read moreproperty and all of its buildings was beautifully maintained. You can tell the team here truly cares about the appearance the upkeep. Unfortunately, during our stay, the AC was broken in the bedrooms. It was an unseasonably hot day and each of the bedrooms was 80+ degrees. The common areas including the location for the ceremony and dinner were properly climate controlled, but sleeping was difficult. Luckily, the outside temperature cooled down enough overnight for us to leave our sliding glass door open for a breeze.

From the start this venue was amazing! Melissa, the coordinator, did a great job. She listened,…read moremade suggestions and was professional. She put us at ease with the feeling that everything was going to work out. Which it did!! The rest of the staff was amazing too. All of the food was good, and they went out of their way to accommodate the people with food allergies. The bartenders did a great job of rolling with the supply of alcohol that they had when things ran out. We ended up renting out the inn for the wedding night. I regret not renting it out for the night before also. However, a lot of the wedding party stayed there anyways. HIGHLY recommend doing that! It's beautiful! It makes the day go so smoothly because everyone is in one place! There's lots of things to do in the upstairs portion to fill the time. Just makes everything easier! I highly recommend Tall Oaks!

I hate leaving this review hoping something changes. There are not many public courses in Cleveland…read morethat charge $100 per round. It used to be around $75 which is still among the higher rates in the area. The condition of this course is now laughable. Thankfully the staff at the bar were pretty nice and helpful (even though the fridge had no power and all the food was warm/melted). Don't worry they still sold us the food and drinks out of that fridge. No idea how long it was off for. Having to take the ball out of sand traps during peak season should automatically drop the rate below $50. The course used to be in great shape, and now we pay more for a terrible golf experience. Maybe I'm missing something and only members get to see where this money is going, but I don't see any reason to play this course anymore at the rate it's currently at.

Used to be one of the best courses in Northeast Ohio. Was a member there years ago. The conditions…read moreof the course are pitiful. Spent money on redoing bunkers but they don't even maintain them. They could care less about the golf course. All they care about are hosting events. This place has become a venue that just happens to have a golf course. The outside staff are pitiful, not friendly and no nothing about taking care of golfers. its a shame what this course has turned into.

The Willoughby House is a charming, small inn that feels more like a bed-and-breakfast than a…read moretraditional hotel. Our room was very cute and comfortable, and the clawfoot tub in the Architect Suite was amazing. The bed was also very comfortable, and overall the room itself was a lovely place to stay. Unfortunately, there were several issues that made the experience less enjoyable. The elevator was broken during our stay, which was especially inconvenient with heavy luggage. There was also virtually no one in sight for the remainder of our stay--not even at checkout--so when it was time to leave, we had to carry our heavy bags downstairs ourselves. The biggest issue, however, was the lack of communication about construction. Without any warning, the driveways were being repaved during our stay. Because of the construction, we were unable to park at the inn and had to park in an off-site lot and drag our luggage off the property. We were then awakened at 8:00 a.m. by extremely loud construction equipment right outside our room. None of this was disclosed when we booked, nor were we notified before arrival. Had we known that major construction would be taking place during our stay, we would have had the opportunity to cancel or make different arrangements. There was also no offer of compensation for the disruption. I really wanted to love this little inn because the room itself was charming and the bed and tub were wonderful. With better communication and attention to the guest experience--especially when major construction is planned--I think this could be a much better stay.

We have stayed in the suites twice. Our Son lives in…read moreWilloughby and it's very convenient when we visit from Columbus. First time wasn't bad, this time wasn't good. Upon arrival noticed garbage hadn't been taken out. Next morning went to the porch for continental breakfast. Greeted by a young man who commented on me being a local Guardians fan and that they were all Cubs fans. I've been a season ticket holder for 10 years. Coffee was good, but wasn't clear about the eggs. No real explanation. I took one back to the room thinking was hard boiled but it wasn't. Last night lots of noise next door at 3am. Revelers smoking weed on the adjoining fire escape. Went on for at least an hour keeping us and a toddler awake. Although we probably won't stay there again, if you're looking to party etc, it may be for you.

Came to the Croatian lodge for a wedding. There were probably 500+ guests. The venue definitely…read moremade it comfortable for the large crowd. The food was amazing. Served family style. The wedding soup was hot and delicious to start the meal. The salad was fresh and tasty. The potatoes, goulash and schnitzel were so delicious !! While we were there to celebrate an amazing couples wedding, the venue was beautiful and the service was superb ! This being my first Croatian wedding - amazing celebration !!!!

I've been to several events at the Croatian lodge and if you are in need of a large event space…read moreeast of Cleveland, this is one. There is even a stage lending itself well to live entertainment. The food is always the same. Traditional Croatian cooking served family style. They skimp a bit where sometimes a dish doesn't make it around the table without needing refilled. The ladies are willing to do that, but they move slowly. The staff are aging. They are a bit abrupt in their communication but always willing to get you what you ask for. The food is bland. The bathrooms are large and clean. The lobby is pretty and the ballroom is brighter than the past with its recent updates. The architecture is beautiful.

If I could give this 0 stars I would! I had to literally chase down Connie daily to get her to call…read moreme back. They clearly are disorganized and don't want your business because they act bothered every time you talk to them. I wouldn't trust them to plan a shower let alone a wedding. They are just too busy to be bothered apparently!

We had my mother's wedding reception here and everything was beautiful! They let us golf the day…read morebefore with the wedding party before the rehearsal dinner. The views are spectacular out the back deck overlooking the golf course. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. The decor was beautiful!

Gorgeous event space for my friends wedding. The flowers and scenery were so beautiful. If you want…read morea whimsical and romantic but rustic wedding this is your place! The food and event coordinator was also great. Did everything the bridge & groom wanted and catered to the bridal party so much! Even had bridal party cabins for the girls & guys to get ready in! (I just wish they had bathrooms in the bridal party suites & more mirrors for the girls!!!)

Beautiful venue. Plenty of room, good amount of parking. A perfect place for a wedding.read more

I have had the pleasure of working with John and his crew for over twenty five years. The food is…read morealways amazing and the level of service is outstanding. J & J Catering is a not so hidden gem in Northeast Ohio. Try the Lemon Chicken!!

We had J&J cater our family Christmas dinner and they did a fantastic job. We had Chicken Parm,…read morePasta w/Marinara, Alfredo and salad. It was great tasting and there was plenty of it. We ended up being able to provide another dinner for most of the guests. The chicken breasts were plump and juicy and the sides were all wonderful! We will be using them again and often. Easiest Christmas dinner ever! Thank you John, Happy New Year!

Was a guest at a wedding reception that was held here, and I admit that I thought it was going to…read morebe really cheesy, but it was actually a really great time! The food was better than your standard wedding reception, the dance floor was hopping, and the bartenders kept were swift and heavy handed (in the best way). Apparently the parents of the groom also held their wedding reception at Tizzano's back in the 80s, so it was cool to see a wedding tradition continue!

My friend got married last weekend, and this is where the reception was…read more At first, I was puzzled by the fact that the ceremony was in the early afternoon and the reception wasn't until six, but that gave me the opportunity to see the entire first half of the Michigan State-Notre Dame game, so I was a happy camper. This place teaches you not to judge a venue by its exterior. OK, so the architect's son part of me absolutely judges a venue by its exterior, but the me part of me was pleasantly surprised and even kind of excited that this place looks so much better inside than it does outside. It's in a random, industrial-looking part of Euclid. The building itself is just a gigantic cinder-block rectangle, and the parking lot looks like millions of other beat-up parking lots in snowbelt cities around the Great Lakes. Walking from the parking lot to the entrance, you won't be impressed. Even when you enter, you're kind of expecting the worst. But when you get inside, it's nice. It's not gaudy and tacky, which is what many wedding places are like, but it's not as bare bones as the exterior would lead you to believe either. I really enjoyed the wedding, but that had a lot more to do with the fact that my friend was marrying a wonderful guy, I was sitting at a fun table, Notre Dame had won, and USC had lost. Overall, it was a basically perfect September Saturday. The icing on the (wedding) cake, though, was that I found a Where's George bill in one of the tip baskets at the bar. I promptly bought this bill so that I could enter it. The next day, I proceeded to leave my backpack at the home of the friend of a friend I was staying with, so I didn't get to enter the bill until my backpack was shipped all the way back to San Francisco. Oh right, Tizzano's. It's a cool place. If you're trying to impress people when they drive up, you can do much better. If you don't care about that, then this place will do.