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We were downtown. I had read reviews, and Betts was good, so on a whim we stopped. Reservations were recommended, but the place wasn't busy so we chose a hightop. There is a full bar and regular tables. The menu has a nice variety. For starters we had the smoked trout, which was nicely presented. We will order that again. Hubs liked how the Wedge salad came with three thick lettuce slices. The grilled chicken on top was good. Could have used a bit more blue cheese, tho. I had the Schnitzel with Spaetzel and Brussels spouts. The Brussels were nothing special. I think they were just roasted in the oven. The three slices of Schnitzel were lightly breaded and very good with the Jalapeño mustard cream on the Spaetzel. Service was good. We will make this our go-to place when eating downtown. So happy we stopped.
I was a little hesitant about trying this place because of some so-so reviews, but my experience was mostly good! I started off by ordering a Moscow mule that was on special. It was delicious but wasn't served in the classic copper mug it's usually served in. The table next to us ordered the same thing, and theirs was served in a copper mug (not the end of the world, just odd, I guess). For an appetizer, we ordered the French onion dip with chips. It was really good! It tasted like a sophisticated version of chips and dip. For my entrée, I ordered the grilled salmon and substituted the asparagus with broccolini. The salmon was quite delicious, and the broccolini, while a little tough to eat, was delightful as well. If you ask about dessert, they'll name off a list of items. We ended up ordering a cake for two that was very similar to a Ho Ho. The cake was probably my favorite part of our experience. It was so fun and tasty! Now, the thing preventing me from giving this place 5 stars is that our service was SO slow! When I first arrived, the person I came with was late, so I assumed that's why I wasn't getting waited on consistently at the beginning, but the slow service continued the entire time. What's frustrating is that the table next to us seemed to be getting adequate service throughout. My friend and I had tickets to a show at Playhouse Square, and we ended up being late because of how long it took to get the check.
I came here with a bit of a negative attitude because, after searching through old menus, I wasn't a big fan of any of their current weekend brunch offerings. But I agreed to get brunch here with a few friends before seeing a show at Playhouse and had to get something! Located inside a nice downtown Cleveland hotel, Betts is a classy restaurant with a nice interior and high prices to match. If you get any of their overpriced drinks or a side or two, you may rack up quite the bill! I decided on getting the somewhat boring "Betts Breakfast," as it was the cheapest thing on the menu and I love turkey sausage. For $15, I got a surprisingly large portion of scrambled eggs, two turkey patties, a thick slice of sourdough toast, and home fries. The best part was the creamy scrambled eggs, shockingly! I did like everything but would have liked the home fries to be seasoned. But I did feel like I was fed well for $15. My friend's $23 salmon eggs benedict was definitely way too expensive for what she got, I'll tell you that! Our waitress was Elizabeth who was kind and efficient. We were in and out in a good time but didn't feel rushed. The bathroom is single occupant only and was nice and clean. Although I shouldn't be surprised, Betts is another place that has that darn 3% card surcharge fee. Overall, I'd be okay with eating here again although I will still try to stay within budget with what I order.
For brunch, lunch or dinner Betts should be on your list! The food is excellent with lots of different options. The service is great with a super friendly team. The restaurant itself is beautiful, with plenty of seating. If you're going for dinner you absolutely need to get the short rib-- it's excellent. Be sure to check out their drink menu for lots of fun cocktails. They also have half price bottles of wine on Wednesdays so you really can't go wrong at Betts!
I heard all about Betts but never visited until recently. I was on West 6th for an appointment and considering my brunch options. Betts was the most elevated lunch around. And so, I finally experienced it. AMBIANCE: Restaurant in the heart of downtown Cleveland attached to the Kimpton Schofield Hotel. It's very convenient to enter through the separate entrance and not the hotel. The restaurant has plenty of natural light, ambient lighting, downtown views (of Heinen's building), and trendy private room. The latter has gorgeous greens, floral mural walls, and cute shelves. It's definitely a restaurant you can add to the pages of interior design magazine. It's gorgeous, modern, and spacious. Plenty of seating options are available. For small parties, there are booths, high tops, and tables. For solo diners, take a seat at a marble bar. For large parties, there is a separate event room where you'll feel like you're having your own private dining experience. FOOD/DRINKS: The menu is uncomplicated, one page, one for each - breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Basic menu categories like starters, soups and salads, sandwiches, and entrees are available. I ordered a hearty lunch on a winter day - Lamb Stew ($24) and coffee ($4.50, refillable). Lamb Stew included a generous serving and was extremely delicious. The meat was very tender accompanied by potatoes and veggies. It has some very smooth, buttery undertones which I loved. It might be the best stew I tried in Cleveland. I was also very impressed by the coffee. It was very smooth and pleasant. I drank multiple cups. Be aware that 3% convenience fee will be added to your bill for credit card bill. SERVICE: I was greeted multiple times upon entering the space - once by the hotel employee and then restaurant employees. I felt very welcome! The service was initially delayed due to no dedicated bartender. After the service started, I was very happy with the attentiveness and friendliness. They really have a great staff that seems to work together well, have fun, and help each other. My waiter Dawud was very friendly. VALUE: Few ways to save are available. Happy Hour is available Monday through Friday, 3-6 PM. On Wednesday, you can get 1/2 price off wine bottles. They also have Loyalty Program but I'm not sure what it entails. I was very happy with my experience at Betts. It's a way better dining experience than at an average hotel restaurant. The lamb stew is a dish I'd have again and again. I very much look forward to my next visit.
HH is decent! We come here when we stay here. Staff is friendly but not open late, prices a bit steep for what this is.
This was part of a hotel and was towards the left upon entering. It was a nice sized location with a good-sized bar present too. The menu had a number of intriguing options to choose from. The service was alright. They did not come back to refill waters often. I went with the large, chopped salad. It came with romaine lettuce, pickled red onion, egg, tomato, chickpeas and a buttermilk blue cheese dressing. It was not too bad. I wish there were more chickpeas present as well as the onions being sliced rather than being so big. Some onions were sliced, but others too big. There was a great amount of the blue cheese dressing, and all the flavors just blended well together. Everything appeared very fresh too. I also tried the shrimp and grits. The grits were sweet, but the homemade sauce that was on the side was a nice compliment to them. The poblano relish was tasty too. Will I go back? I suppose.
I was promptly seated and greeted by staff. They provided me with a few recommendations as I've never been to Bett's. I had the Hanger Steak which was cooked to perfection and a signature cocktail. The overall ambiance of the restaurant was great, I felt right at home and had a few staff come by to say hello and ask how I was going. Overall it was a great stay and I'll be back soon.
Restaurant inside Kimpton hotel. Very friendly and attentive service by Bianca. We had French Toast and Egg & Steak. Both were excellent and tasty. Not cheap, but solid breakfast in nice sit down restaurant.
I love staying at The Kimpton Schofield hotel and this restaurant is located inside. Things I've loved in the past are their great happy hour, local juices, and vegan options. Things I've not loved in the past are hit or miss service, slow service, sometimes poorly made drinks (which I solved by ordering beer or wine). Today's breakfast made me change my good prior reviews based on a negative experience. Two of us dined for breakfast and reviewed the latest menu noticing they clearly call out vegan, vegetarian options. Love that this restaurant still gets it and offers options for all eaters. We place our order with a very kind and competent female server (who appeared to be the manager on staff). Ordered two grapefruit juices, an avocado toast, and chilaquiles (both vegan which just means egg and cheese out/tofu instead). Juices weren't anything special nor fresh. I suggest getting the Anna's Raw juices instead. Meals came out. The tofu on the avocado toast looked grilled. Nice, but still had no flavor. The chilaquiles had goat cheese sprinkled all over the top. I confirmed this was indeed cheese with our server and she asked the kitchen to remake it. They did and it came out pretty quickly with sliced tofu (not grilled, just plain tofu out of the box). No problem as I'm hungry. Take a few bites and still taste the goat cheese. This was my most unfavorite cheese when I used to eat dairy, so I know what it tastes like. I poke around on the plate and see they've left me a small stash of cheese under the bottom tortilla. Not cool. Didn't eat the meal. What a waste. Suggestions for this restaurant if they're listening: In addition to paying attention to the customer's order, I'd recommend doing something with the tofu. You're subbing it for scrambled eggs. Mash it up and make it scrambled. Put black salt on it... pepper, some onion and garlic powder, turmeric, and nutritional yeast. Tofu tastes like nothing if you put nothing on it, so change that. Would they serve a scrambled egg with no spices/salt/pepper? Yuck if so. The only reason for two stars versus one is they have other vegan options. The Caesar used to be great. Not sure if I'd eat here again though.
Took first come/first serve seats at bar. Waited about ten minutes before anyone talked to us for beverage orders. Got coffee and water. Despite being there for more than an hour and a half for our meal, no more coffee or water would be forthcoming. This did allow us to notice coffee ground sludge at the bottom of the coffee cup. Weird and kind of gross. Finally ordered. Notified a few minutes later they were out of sausage, so bacon for us. We ordered it extra crispy, came looking like it was fresh out of the package, almost uncooked. No joke. White strips of bacon. We ate (leaving bacon untouched) finished, and then waited for a check. We had taken our seats at around 9am; we were now worrying we were going to be late for our 11am hotel check out. We've been here many times before because we love the Kimpton, but this lobby restaurant experience was a complete bust. Go to Addy's, go to Yours Truly, go to Double Nickel. Hell, go to Starbuck's. For a $50 breakfast for two, you expect to get good service and decent food. Sadly on this go round, we got neither. (We still tipped well...I'm a sucker for Labor Day.)
The service is really what made it special. It was pretty empty so We were able to get a nice corner seat outside. Waitress was funny and accommodating . Food was pretty good. Nothing spectacular but worth coming back. Worth noting that those fries pictured was actually amazing!
I'd probably give this restaurant 3.5 stars if that was an option. The manager working was extremely friendly and kind when checking in on our table and when I returned to pick up my credit card that I left behind. Unfortunately, the food wasn't very good. I ordered the chilaquiles which lacked flavor big time and was not filling at all. My husband felt the same regarding his breakfast burger in terms of flavor. He said all of the listed ingredients did not come through on his palate. His fries were the saving grace of the meal. They had a nice crisp texture and very good flavor. The atmosphere was attractive considering it's a hotel restaurant. Despite such positive interactions with the manager, we will not be returning unfortunately.
Betts was good. You can tell that they have a good chef and they executed well. There were 7 in our party and we had reservations and they handled the group well. Out of 7 of us, I think that 4 of us got the Short Ribs. We ordered the Wagyu Meatballs and the Smoked Trout and they were both very good. The Asian Short Ribs were delicious and tender. All of us received large portions of meat and Bok Choy. We would go back again but there are only so many that we can try in a short visit. read more
Had a pretty good experience here. Monday morning breakfast before heading to the airport. The good: the Cinnabon French toast we ordered for my son was amazing. The chorizo bowl was good, a little potato heavy, but that was expected. Everything was nicely prepared and good. The bad: The coffee. It was really terrible. I initially said it was the 2nd worst coffee I've ever had, but that's probably too extreme. But for a restaurant that brags about their locally sourced food and has an espresso machine, this really was a let down. Didn't ruin the experience. Service and food were both good, but next time I'll have an iced tea. read more
My husband and I live about 45 minutes outside of Cleveland. We had friends coming into town for a game last Saturday and we wanted to meet up for brunch. We wanted a place that had mimosas and took reservations, which is how we landed at Betts. I was utterly embarrassed to showcase the city by taking our friends to this restaurant, as the service was awful. It took over half an hour to receive the mimosas we ordered, while we sat with cups of melting ice waiting for someone to pour us some water. Ultimately, we had to go to the bar and ask about our drinks, because our server was off cleaning and ignoring our table. The staff member who then delivered the mimosas to us said they were complimentary because our wait was so long. Ordering brought additional irritation as the server failed to mention being out of any dishes until we tried to order them. When our food arrived, it was fine (though overpriced as others mentioned), but nothing special. By the time our check came, we were so ready to get out of there that we paid as fast as we could. It wasn't until we were signing the slips that we saw we were charged for the mimosas. We should have checked before giving our cards. To make matters more annoying and confusing, our waitress gave us two gift cards with the check. At the time, we thought it was a nice gesture on top of the complimentary mimosas for our frustrating experience. Instead, it seems they were provided in place of comping the mimosas, which made us feel more duped than anything. Overall, it was an incredibly disappointing experience made worse knowing the impression we gave our friends who were visiting from out of town. We didn't like the food enough to return and given that we all live in different places, we aren't likely to have the opportunity again any time soon. If we did, we would absolutely choose another restaurant to visit. read more
We were downtown. I had read reviews, and Betts was good, so on a whim we stopped. Reservations were recommended, but the place wasn't busy so we chose a hightop. There is a full bar and regular tables. The menu has a nice variety. For starters we had the smoked trout, which was nicely presented. We will order that again. Hubs liked how the Wedge salad came with three thick lettuce slices. The grilled chicken on top was good. Could have used a bit more blue cheese, tho. I had the Schnitzel with Spaetzel and Brussels spouts. The Brussels were nothing special. I think they were just roasted in the oven. The three slices of Schnitzel were lightly breaded and very good with the Jalapeño mustard cream on the Spaetzel. Service was good. We will make this our go-to place when eating downtown. So happy we stopped. read more
1 month ago
I was a little hesitant about trying this place because of some so-so reviews, but my experience was mostly good! I started off by ordering a Moscow mule that was on special. It was delicious but wasn't served in the classic copper mug it's usually served in. The table next to us ordered the same thing, and theirs was served in a copper mug (not the end of the world, just odd, I guess). For an appetizer, we ordered the French onion dip with chips. It was really good! It tasted like a sophisticated version of chips and dip. For my entrée, I ordered the grilled salmon and substituted the asparagus with broccolini. The salmon was quite delicious, and the broccolini, while a little tough to eat, was delightful as well. If you ask about dessert, they'll name off a list of items. We ended up ordering a cake for two that was very similar to a Ho Ho. The cake was probably my favorite part of our experience. It was so fun and tasty! Now, the thing preventing me from giving this place 5 stars is that our service was SO slow! When I first arrived, the person I came with was late, so I assumed that's why I wasn't getting waited on consistently at the beginning, but the slow service continued the entire time. What's frustrating is that the table next to us seemed to be getting adequate service throughout. My friend and I had tickets to a show at Playhouse Square, and we ended up being late because of how long it took to get the check. read more
8 months ago
I came here with a bit of a negative attitude because, after searching through old menus, I wasn't a big fan of any of their current weekend brunch offerings. But I agreed to get brunch here with a few friends before seeing a show at Playhouse and had to get something! Located inside a nice downtown Cleveland hotel, Betts is a classy restaurant with a nice interior and high prices to match. If you get any of their overpriced drinks or a side or two, you may rack up quite the bill! I decided on getting the somewhat boring "Betts Breakfast," as it was the cheapest thing on the menu and I love turkey sausage. For $15, I got a surprisingly large portion of scrambled eggs, two turkey patties, a thick slice of sourdough toast, and home fries. The best part was the creamy scrambled eggs, shockingly! I did like everything but would have liked the home fries to be seasoned. But I did feel like I was fed well for $15. My friend's $23 salmon eggs benedict was definitely way too expensive for what she got, I'll tell you that! Our waitress was Elizabeth who was kind and efficient. We were in and out in a good time but didn't feel rushed. The bathroom is single occupant only and was nice and clean. Although I shouldn't be surprised, Betts is another place that has that darn 3% card surcharge fee. Overall, I'd be okay with eating here again although I will still try to stay within budget with what I order. read more
For brunch, lunch or dinner Betts should be on your list! The food is excellent with lots of different options. The service is great with a super friendly team. The restaurant itself is beautiful, with plenty of seating. If you're going for dinner you absolutely need to get the short rib-- it's excellent. Be sure to check out their drink menu for lots of fun cocktails. They also have half price bottles of wine on Wednesdays so you really can't go wrong at Betts! read more
I heard all about Betts but never visited until recently. I was on West 6th for an appointment and considering my brunch options. Betts was the most elevated lunch around. And so, I finally experienced it. AMBIANCE: Restaurant in the heart of downtown Cleveland attached to the Kimpton Schofield Hotel. It's very convenient to enter through the separate entrance and not the hotel. The restaurant has plenty of natural light, ambient lighting, downtown views (of Heinen's building), and trendy private room. The latter has gorgeous greens, floral mural walls, and cute shelves. It's definitely a restaurant you can add to the pages of interior design magazine. It's gorgeous, modern, and spacious. Plenty of seating options are available. For small parties, there are booths, high tops, and tables. For solo diners, take a seat at a marble bar. For large parties, there is a separate event room where you'll feel like you're having your own private dining experience. FOOD/DRINKS: The menu is uncomplicated, one page, one for each - breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Basic menu categories like starters, soups and salads, sandwiches, and entrees are available. I ordered a hearty lunch on a winter day - Lamb Stew ($24) and coffee ($4.50, refillable). Lamb Stew included a generous serving and was extremely delicious. The meat was very tender accompanied by potatoes and veggies. It has some very smooth, buttery undertones which I loved. It might be the best stew I tried in Cleveland. I was also very impressed by the coffee. It was very smooth and pleasant. I drank multiple cups. Be aware that 3% convenience fee will be added to your bill for credit card bill. SERVICE: I was greeted multiple times upon entering the space - once by the hotel employee and then restaurant employees. I felt very welcome! The service was initially delayed due to no dedicated bartender. After the service started, I was very happy with the attentiveness and friendliness. They really have a great staff that seems to work together well, have fun, and help each other. My waiter Dawud was very friendly. VALUE: Few ways to save are available. Happy Hour is available Monday through Friday, 3-6 PM. On Wednesday, you can get 1/2 price off wine bottles. They also have Loyalty Program but I'm not sure what it entails. I was very happy with my experience at Betts. It's a way better dining experience than at an average hotel restaurant. The lamb stew is a dish I'd have again and again. I very much look forward to my next visit. read more
5 months ago
HH is decent! We come here when we stay here. Staff is friendly but not open late, prices a bit steep for what this is. read more
This was part of a hotel and was towards the left upon entering. It was a nice sized location with a good-sized bar present too. The menu had a number of intriguing options to choose from. The service was alright. They did not come back to refill waters often. I went with the large, chopped salad. It came with romaine lettuce, pickled red onion, egg, tomato, chickpeas and a buttermilk blue cheese dressing. It was not too bad. I wish there were more chickpeas present as well as the onions being sliced rather than being so big. Some onions were sliced, but others too big. There was a great amount of the blue cheese dressing, and all the flavors just blended well together. Everything appeared very fresh too. I also tried the shrimp and grits. The grits were sweet, but the homemade sauce that was on the side was a nice compliment to them. The poblano relish was tasty too. Will I go back? I suppose. read more
I was promptly seated and greeted by staff. They provided me with a few recommendations as I've never been to Bett's. I had the Hanger Steak which was cooked to perfection and a signature cocktail. The overall ambiance of the restaurant was great, I felt right at home and had a few staff come by to say hello and ask how I was going. Overall it was a great stay and I'll be back soon. read more
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I love staying at The Kimpton Schofield hotel and this restaurant is located inside. Things I've loved in the past are their great happy hour, local juices, and vegan options. Things I've not loved in the past are hit or miss service, slow service, sometimes poorly made drinks (which I solved by ordering beer or wine). Today's breakfast made me change my good prior reviews based on a negative experience. Two of us dined for breakfast and reviewed the latest menu noticing they clearly call out vegan, vegetarian options. Love that this restaurant still gets it and offers options for all eaters. We place our order with a very kind and competent female server (who appeared to be the manager on staff). Ordered two grapefruit juices, an avocado toast, and chilaquiles (both vegan which just means egg and cheese out/tofu instead). Juices weren't anything special nor fresh. I suggest getting the Anna's Raw juices instead. Meals came out. The tofu on the avocado toast looked grilled. Nice, but still had no flavor. The chilaquiles had goat cheese sprinkled all over the top. I confirmed this was indeed cheese with our server and she asked the kitchen to remake it. They did and it came out pretty quickly with sliced tofu (not grilled, just plain tofu out of the box). No problem as I'm hungry. Take a few bites and still taste the goat cheese. This was my most unfavorite cheese when I used to eat dairy, so I know what it tastes like. I poke around on the plate and see they've left me a small stash of cheese under the bottom tortilla. Not cool. Didn't eat the meal. What a waste. Suggestions for this restaurant if they're listening: In addition to paying attention to the customer's order, I'd recommend doing something with the tofu. You're subbing it for scrambled eggs. Mash it up and make it scrambled. Put black salt on it... pepper, some onion and garlic powder, turmeric, and nutritional yeast. Tofu tastes like nothing if you put nothing on it, so change that. Would they serve a scrambled egg with no spices/salt/pepper? Yuck if so. The only reason for two stars versus one is they have other vegan options. The Caesar used to be great. Not sure if I'd eat here again though. read more
Took first come/first serve seats at bar. Waited about ten minutes before anyone talked to us for beverage orders. Got coffee and water. Despite being there for more than an hour and a half for our meal, no more coffee or water would be forthcoming. This did allow us to notice coffee ground sludge at the bottom of the coffee cup. Weird and kind of gross. Finally ordered. Notified a few minutes later they were out of sausage, so bacon for us. We ordered it extra crispy, came looking like it was fresh out of the package, almost uncooked. No joke. White strips of bacon. We ate (leaving bacon untouched) finished, and then waited for a check. We had taken our seats at around 9am; we were now worrying we were going to be late for our 11am hotel check out. We've been here many times before because we love the Kimpton, but this lobby restaurant experience was a complete bust. Go to Addy's, go to Yours Truly, go to Double Nickel. Hell, go to Starbuck's. For a $50 breakfast for two, you expect to get good service and decent food. Sadly on this go round, we got neither. (We still tipped well...I'm a sucker for Labor Day.) read more
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The service is really what made it special. It was pretty empty so We were able to get a nice corner seat outside. Waitress was funny and accommodating . Food was pretty good. Nothing spectacular but worth coming back. Worth noting that those fries pictured was actually amazing! read more
I'd probably give this restaurant 3.5 stars if that was an option. The manager working was extremely friendly and kind when checking in on our table and when I returned to pick up my credit card that I left behind. Unfortunately, the food wasn't very good. I ordered the chilaquiles which lacked flavor big time and was not filling at all. My husband felt the same regarding his breakfast burger in terms of flavor. He said all of the listed ingredients did not come through on his palate. His fries were the saving grace of the meal. They had a nice crisp texture and very good flavor. The atmosphere was attractive considering it's a hotel restaurant. Despite such positive interactions with the manager, we will not be returning unfortunately. read more
I visited Betts for lunch with a coworker recently. I didn't really check it out prior but it was close and easy for us both. The space is connected to a hotel and is cozy but modern. The bar area was really pretty and I liked the giant windows and all the natural light. They have a variety of seating options and the restroom was clean - and had really funky wallpaper. The menu was... interesting and it took me a while to decide what to get. They offer breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner - all of which have different menus. They also have a happy hour Monday through Friday from 3-6pm. Lunch is from 11am-4pm so that's the menu I went off of. I decided on their vegan caesar salad and a side of fries (which were actually like chips). I did ask for some parmesan cheese to make it more of a caesar salad to me (I'm not vegan and I gotta have cheese, vegan cheese or not). The dressing was good. No anchovies but the capers gave it a good flavor. The chips were meh and I barely touched them. They had good wifi and we were able to get some work done which was nice. I will say the service was rather slow. The food took around 40 minutes to come out and our table was one of few. Fries and a salad doesn't take that long. Our waitress was nice and the bill was reasonable. I doubt I would come back to eat but I can totally see the bar being a fun spot in the evening. read more
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I love this location and vibe of the restaurant! It's connected to a hotel and so I'm sure the guests love having a cute place to grab drinks downstairs. I've had brunch here before and it was pretty good, but I wasn't very impressed with their dinner options. We got a couple bowls but they were very bland and not worth it. The falafels were dry in the quinoa tabbouleh bowl, and the "spicy" Tucson bowl was not even mild haha absolutely no spice. The drinks, however, were delicious! Despite the menu, I will say the staff and service were amazing! Very kind and attentive. The host greeted us and made us feel welcome while taking us to our table, and our server was excellent! read more
7 months ago
We tried this place since it was attached to our hotel. Brunch gets pretty busy, so be prepared to wait to get a table or to get food. The waffle was delicious! I like thicker, fluffy waffles so this one hit the spot. The chicken on the waffle was not as great. Smaller strips with a little too much breading on them. It also was a little tougher, probably due to being a little overcooked. The servers seemed to struggle keeping up. The table next to us were seated before we were and they got their food after we did. They were upset and ended up complaining about it, which they should since they ordered just waffles. read more
Bett's is a great spot for an outdoor lunch. My surprise favorite part was actually the Caesar salad which had spiced crispy chickpeas instead of typical croutons. I hadn't thought of making that substitution before, and it was delicious! I also really liked the tokyo bowl with zoodles and chicken in a hoisin peanut sauce. I appreciated the slight spiciness in the sauce and the large portion of various veggies in the bowl. Bett's also has a decent selection of beers on draft which rotate frequently. The only down side is that service is fairly slow, so it's not the best spot for a quick lunch. If you have the time, though, I would recommend it! Food: B+ Drinks: B Service: C+ Ambiance: B+ read more
SO yummy! We flew in early this morning and didn't have a reservation for breakfast. This spot was lively - large groups, mimosas flowing, exciting energy so we decided to dine here. We ordered bloody Mary's and were brought waters. The egg white frittata and Bett's B&G were a hit! Will definitely be back next time we're in town read more
I have to be honest. I was t expecting to find much open in downtown Cleveland on a Sunday night. Now, I know that the city is changing and more people are moving into the city, but let's be honest, it's still not exactly what you'd call a bustling hubbub of activity. Which is why Betts was a surprising and nice find. Located next to the Kimpton Hotel, it's a decent sized restaurant that was pretty crowded at 7:30 pm. On a Sunday. The bar selection looked good, with a nice cocktail list. I had the Buffalo chicken sandwich. It was good but messy. The fries with it were really good. Thin cut and well seasoned. My daughter got the Tokyo bowl with tofu. Not too spicy and filled with lots of vegetables. The star for us were the Brussel sprouts. Topped with goat cheese, these were crispy and really, really good. I'm still not convinced that you can find whatever you want on a Sunday in Cleveland, but Betts is worth checking out! read more
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Adventures into this diner place inside of a hotel. Staff was very nice and placed us next to the window for people watching. Food was good well. Guac was creamy alongside crispy potatoes. The sandwich was so freaking good. The smear they put on it wraps the whole sandwich together perfectly. Loved this breakfast. read more
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