Checked out Luna Café (Moreland Hills location)--one of their three spots (also in Cleveland…read moreHeights and Downtown)--and it definitely lives up to the hype. The vibe is cozy, bright, and perfect for a relaxed breakfast or coffee date. Everything felt fresh and thoughtfully made. Drinks were a highlight: the chai latte was one of the best we've had--perfectly spiced and perfectly sweet. The iced matcha green tea latte was smooth, earthy, and super refreshing. For food, we tried a mix: * Breakfast burrito - great balance of herbs and fillings, and they even customized it for us with turkey breast * Lemon curd crepes - a standout; light, delicate, and perfectly balanced between sweet and tangy * Steel cut oats - creamy and comforting, topped with berries and honey They also have a great selection of freshly baked goods, including vegan options and seasonal cookies and cupcakes, which makes it hard not to grab something to go. Overall, Luna Café nails that balance of elevated but approachable. You can tell they focus on quality ingredients and execution. Definitely a spot we'd come back to--especially for that chai and the crepes.

I always expect a long wait, but today it was over an hour for scrambled eggs and toast. I asked…read morefor my coffee while I was waiting and was handed a medium when I ordered a large. I didn't make an issue of it because I got the vibe that I was being a bother. When I finally did get my breakfast the jam wasn't included. I love the food, but I'll avoid this Luna in the future.

Rating - 3.5/5 I…read morevisited Elmwood Home Bakery in Lakewood on Saturday, 30 May 2026. Service was friendly and attentive. I was amazed to hear that this bakery has existed for over 70 years in the same family. I was looking for croissants but they don't bake those. They bake cookies, bread, and a few other baked goods. I bought a sticky bun (I haven't tried it yet), beer claw with walnuts, coconut bun, and a small biscuit filled with bacon (my favourite) plus a very small free cookie was given to me. Everything that I tried was good but a little dry. The prices were very fair and not expensive. I was told that their hours are Tuesdays - Fridays - 7am - 5pm, Saturdays 7am to 3pm. Closed on Sundays and Mondays. I spent $6.25 total which is a good deal. Parking is at the back of the business or street parking. I found a free street parking spot when I arrived. I'll probably be back to buy a pack of the small biscuits filled with bacon which is $12 for a bunch of them. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 111/250 total reviews in 2026 - 952 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 31 May 2026

Something is severely off with the guy that runs this business. I've lived on the block where I…read morewalk my dog...across the street from Elmwood bakery parking lot. He came out from his job to observe me with my dog while she was struggling (she has an autoimmune condition) so she was taking awhile while he stood staring at us for an uncomfortable amount of time while I'm standing there with one hand covered in a dog poop bag. I asked him if I could help him and he told me he was making sure I was picking up after my dog and she's not allowed to go there (not even his property!). I had actually planned on placing an order with them next month to bring to my corporate office but after reading many of the recent reviews about this guy I have genuine concerns about the owner's mental health as it appears to becoming a frequent occurrence.

Great place for breakfast. Sat outside on small patio. Ordered smoothie and cinnamon roll.read more

First timer here, Best chocolate chip cookie this side of the Mason Dixon! Will be heading back…read morevery soon.

The chai is everything and so is the energy of this place . I love that the staff seem to enjoy…read moreworking there. The breakfast items are a good portion. If you get the sausage roll ask for the brown sauce.

I've been trying out Five Points lately and I am a fan! It's such a cute little place in the…read moremiddle of a neighborhood. I really love their outdoor window that you can walk up to instead of going inside. Everyone has been so friendly and after I had been there a few times I realized they had a punch card. I mentioned that I didn't realize when I had been there prior that they had one so the barista gave me an extra punch! I usually go for a basic iced latte - caramel or Irish cream with a milk alternative but they do have fun drinks listed as their specials. Their coffee is good - I need to try a speciality latte next time. They also have some pastries. I've had the bacon cheddar quiche which is delicious and their muffins. Recently I tried the apple chai and blueberry muffins. They warm everything up for you and give you little pats of Irish butter. This is such a great little neighborhood place that I will continue to visit!

This bakery is on the corner of Russell and State, and is adjoined to Karpaty…read more Get. Here. Early. I made the mistake of showing up just after 1pm on a weekday and the shelves were almost bare. However I was able to score rye bread ($5!!!) sliced for free, and some amazingly delicious raspberry cookies ($7#). Everything they make is organic, which is a nice surprise. They also carry tortes, cookies, pyrohy, and some frozen goods. Staff is amongst the most friendly I have ever dealt with!

Always a treat, hot fresh chai with extra spice paired with a hot croissant, you cannot plan a…read morebetter Saturday morning. The staff at Blackbird are direct, they keep the line moving and put out amazing pastries and bread all while smiling! You can get it to go, or lounge in their sun filled cafe, where locals meet up for coffee, they have their own Rising Star blend, so that's a double bonus.

Awesome bakery on the edge of Lakewood and Rocky River. They have some creative loaves and pastries…read moreand a small drink menu. I love that there are plenty of tables and places to enjoy a treat with a friend. I only got cookies on this visit, but both the sea salt chocolate chip and snickerdoodle were delicious!

I love local coffee shops in Lakewood and I love supporting them. This was my first time at Flour &…read moreBean. My wife, daughter and I came here on a walk, each having coffee and sharing both a chocolate croissant and the ham and cheese croissant. The gentleman that that owns the place was waiting on us and the bread was fresh baked sitting on the counter. I had the bee sting latte while my wife had the toffee nut latte, and my daughter had a pumpkin spice latte. We were all very satisfied with our drinks, and the flavor was solid without being too sweet. The place is family and child, friendly and welcoming to all. I love that. It's in the Lake area screw factory, which supports local artists and plenty of parking.

Flour and Bean Art Cafe is located inside the big Screw Factory studio in Lakewood on the first…read morefloor. Enter from Athens Ave. and Halstead streets. Once you're in the building, it will be located next to the Cleveland Fencing Academy on the 1st floor. I visited on a Tuesday afternoon to work (on March 17th 2026). Thankfully, the cafe has wifi. The owner was very nice and friendly during my visit and that alone will bring me back here. FOOD/DRINKS -- They offer a variety of coffee drinks plus they sell's Storehouse Tea in several tea bag varieties. As for food, I noticed lunch sandwiches for sale and they have various types of croissants. I ordered the Kouign Amann pastry which tasted inedible. It normally cost $4 but I got two for $5 because the owner wanted to get rid of them as they were made the previous day. It tasted dry and that's because it had been sitting out for a day. I asked the owner to heat up the pastry after I started eating it because I noticed how hard it was to bite into. Heating it up softened the pasty and made it more edible but it didn't taste that fresh. For a drink, I ordered tea which came in a large plastic cup. I believe that I got honey too. I can't remember which type of tea that I got but they have black, green, and herbal teas. I think I bought the Rooibos tea which is a red, herbal tea. The tea cost about $3 for the large cup. NICE PLACE FOR WORKING OR READING -- I sat inside for about 2 hours working which was a quiet working space as I was the only one in there. A woman was in there when I entered but left shortly after I arrived. The chairs are AMBIANCE - There are lots of art on the wall which the owner told me are from local artists who have their studio in the Screw Factory. I loved looking at all the colourful art pictures on the wall and other art pieces. Overall, this wasn't my favourite coffee shop/cafe. The pastry that I got wasn't fresh as it was a day old. Customer service was good though. If you're in the area, stop on in and support this local small business. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 14/250 total reviews in 2026 - 855 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 13 April 2026

So let's talk about when you first walk in it's so inviting It's a vibe. The service was very fast,…read morefriendly no problems there. The food was delicious. I had a vegan loaded fry and I loved every drop. It was worth every penny $18 bucks. No complaints heavy got me full is was flavorful,fresh, heavy did I say heavy no complaints. I will be back again and again and again, I'm gonna try every vegan option on the menu. PERIOD

Between work appointments, I felt compelled to step outside my usual Chipotle or Panera comfort…read morezone. A quick search revealed this INCREDIBLE looking food. My eyes got big, my belly rumbled with excitement, I hit the gas pedal. Upon arrival I was greeted warmly by the cook, who quickly offered me a menu to look over. The decor was a mix between cotton candy unicorn vomit and former amerimexican restaurant with a few items that really left me scratching my head (spray foam popcorn, ceiling fans from lord of the rings, etc). I ordered the Triple C Chicken sandwich (which was a GREAT move!), but as I paid I politely asked if the restaurant had Wi-Fi. The young lady at the counter scoffed, and hit me with the "m'no". Not only was it kind of rude, but for a place so clearly aimed at children (or at least adults that eat like children, of which I am clearly guilty lol), to not have Wi-Fi just felt a little weird. Still tipped, happily paid for "eating here" tax (makes no sense, but not their fault) and took my meal to a coffee shop. The food nearly made up for the service though. The sandwich was like nothing else I've ever had. Caesar salad and some other toppings on a chicken sandwich. Who knew. I'll probably go back but leave my laptop in the car!