We will miss you, downtown Heinen's! I hope something else comes along to fill this beautiful space…read moresoon. In the meantime, we will have the memories of the wide selection, ice cream counter, lunch options, etc. to hang onto.

Beautiful reuse of an old bank for a grocery in the heart of downtown. We were sad to learn they…read morewill be closing at the end of this month.

This was a fun find! While in Cleveland, we went to Addy's for breakfast which is located in a…read morepreviously used mall space that closed due to COVID (great repurposing of an existing, unused building). They have a simple menu but great food and fast service. They do not have sugar-free jelly/jam options, fyi.

Within walking distance from the Hilton Downtown Cleveland, this is a small diner tucked away…read moreinside of an old building. There were a bunch of regulars sitting at the counter and chatting it up with the servers. We grabbed a table and were greeted right away. The server checked on us often but didn't smother us. We also witnessed a lot of folks coming in to grab to-go orders. The menu is very simple and straightforward. They serve breakfast all day and lunch service begins at 11am. We both had breakfast. Between us, we had scrambled eggs with cheese, eggs fried over-medium, bacon, French toast, pancakes and potatoes. Everything was decent. I wished that the cheese had been cooked into the scrambled eggs and allowed to melt, but that was okay. Also, the texture of the breakfast potatoes were like mashed potatoes that had been smashed and burned on the flattop grill. We weren't a fan of those. Overall, the place was cute and quaint and the staff was friendly. Everything was priced very reasonably as well. Also, anywhere you can find the locals at is usually a good sign!

Having lived in NYC for a while, I grew accustomed to having groceries delivered. Having moved back…read morehere, I was saddened to see Cleveland did not have a similar service. And then I found this company. They are partnered with Zagara's. You go on their website, register, place an order (minimum $50+fee), pay, and select your delivery time. Life couldn't get any simpler. The quality of the products are excellent. Meat was ground fresh that morning and was much cheaper than the chains ($3.39/# for ground pork, for example). Some of the products they carry are normally restaurant only, such as the gigantic bulbs of garlic we received (2 for .89 and fist-size) As they are a developing company they are limited in some product areas, but that will change as they grow. We selected the option to have groceries delivered between 1-9pm. Groceries arrived at 5pm. Delivery person couldn't have been nicer and carried everything inside. I may never set foot in a grocery again.

I am accustomed to ordering online via a competitor in Illinois. I'm used to a much cleaner…read moreordering interface, an online ordering app, being able to save a cart and edit the cart until order cutoff. I miss those things having moved to Ohio recently. Cons: Presto Fresh has filled a gap for me in grocery delivery but it appears to be in the beginning stages of growing and learning. I signed up for the $169 premiere service so I can do a minimum order of $25 (though my orders are usually far more than that) and free delivery. However, every delivery has been late by at least 30 minutes (two by an hour!), I've had entire bags of groceries not even appear on an order and have to be redelivered, and getting a hold of someone on the weekend is ridiculously hard if at all possible. I've had entire carts that I saved disappear. Pros: The groceries themselves are really good. They do have unique offerings in most cases. And they have a ton of organic and specialty items which are nice to get. As far as produce, I've not gotten a single tomato that was bad, and only a few eggs were ever cracked. I think over time this could be an absolutely amazing offering. And while I still intend to order from them because I believe in the offering, I'm eager to see necessary improvements.

Love the elegance of the President's Club, but the food is just so-so. Came in for dinner before a…read moreshow on a Friday night. Had a reservation and was immediately seated. Started with the Playhouse Square salads, which were both good. The special tonight was a bone-in Porterhouse steak, mashed potatoes and broccolini I decided to try. The steak was super thin, and cut on the plate. If I were eating a steak sandwich, it would have been good, but not as an entree. The server promptly took it away and assured me the strip steak is a more traditional steak I would like. That was brought and it still wasn't overly thick, but it was tough and smothered with a peppercorn sauce. Now, if you need to smother a steak with a sauce, something is wrong. The wife had the seared scallops and shrimp (2 of each) over couscous. She said it was delicious and offered me some, but I didn't want to take any of her 4 crustaceans off her plate. Had the Oberon Cabernet with dinner. It was okay, but nothing special. It was also as good as they got with wines by the glass. I would expect a place that is trying to be as elegant as the RJF President's Club to have a better wine list. Nonetheless, our server was friendly and fast. I saw plenty of management walking the floor, but no one came to the table other than our server. She did adjust the check to take the more expensive porterhouse off the tab and replaced it with the strip. I was good with that, though surprised that the porterhouse was priced so high to start with. It should have been priced less than the strip.

Service is always impeccable and food very enjoyable! The menu has a variety of choices. Salad or…read moresoup included with all entrees!

Sits on the corner across from the casino along with Jake's pizza. There are two entrances and a…read moresign on the door that said remove your hood before entering. I was In town for business and heard about this the night before from a local. Went in and got a friendly welcome from Jake. That deserves 5 stars right there. I got the corned beef and turkey and a donut. He rang up my meal and a separate bag for the donut then put them both in a plastic bag. So nice. Another group came in during my transaction and they were greeted as well. I saw the tip jar but had no cash. Definitely worth a dollar or two if you ever come in. The sandwich looked and tasted amazing. Hit the spot too. If I ever come back to Cleveland I'll definitely stop here.

Got the hot corned beef sandwich. It was 18$. No place to sit and eat. Food was microwaved, meat…read morewas chewy. Sandwich did not look like the picture board version of it. Employees were nice and professional but I don't think it was worth the price I paid.

This Jimmy John's location is located on W 6th Street in downtown Cleveland. It's the only quick…read morebites place on W 6th. The remaining restaurants are more formal sit down affairs. I go to a salon in this neighbor and found it very convenient to grab a lunch. Ambiance: The location has urban vibes with its location in the historic downtown building. The decor has a similar feel - exposed brick walls like predominant in the W 6th living. There are plenty of cafe tables and wooden booths to get away from your office. You can also sit on the patio. The location wasn't crowded even during weekday lunch time. Most guests took their orders to go. Food: I ordered Club Lulu and the Ultimate Porker sandwiches, both for myself. I wasn't too enthusiastic about these sandwiches. The bread tasted fresh but the meat did not. There was also not enough mayo and they tasted pretty dry. Overall they were pretty flavorless and not exciting. I visited after a long time away from Jimmy John's so perhaps I'm no longer familiar with their menu and recipe adjustments. Service: I wouldn't say that the service was friendly, it was pretty transactional. On the plus side the service was very quick. My sandwiches were done within minutes. I was happy about such expedited service since I was in a huge hurry. I was happy about this sandwich shop's location and service. I wasn't impressed with the sandwiches. I might stop in the future if in need of quick bites but won't go out of my way to eat here.

I haven't had a cold cut sandwich in years and I don't need another one. I played it safe and just…read moregot the Turkey Tom (turkey, lettuce, tomato and mayo. It was the most bland sandwich I ever had and the bread was a bit hard. I guess I was thinking it would be good like I remembered Subway's bread. I won't be back.

This is a call in and pick up or call in and delivery ONLY spot. Do not come looking to dine or get…read moresomething made quickly to eat. I am making this disclaimer so people know. However the two ladies running the restaurant are very nice and down to earth. My husband and I went thinking it was dine in but it wasn et we waited quite a while because everything is made fresh to order and honestly we didn't mind the long wait. While we were waiting they did give us a snack and drink on the house to accommodate us so they are very hospitable people and we appreciated that. The food that we received was amazing that empanadas are delicious the macaroni and cheese was amazing everything had a lot of flavor and the portions were great. Now that I know better I will know how to order from Taino flavor better so that I'm not waiting such a long time. The only thing is I wish it was more clear that it was pickup and delivery only. Hopefully soon they will have a dine in restaurant because the food was very good.

Taino Flavor - The food was delicious and plentiful! Everyone loved it! Additionally, the co-owners…read morewere friendly and kind. Unfortunately, they lacked professionalism primarily related to communication and timeliness. (1) They did not bring enough utensils for our guests (which we had ordered) and so guests had to improvise. (2) They did not arrive in time to place utensils at the tables as requested and agreed upon. (3) They did not have fire under chaffing dishes and so the food got cold quickly. (4) They did not communicate with me about leftovers and whether I would keep them and who would provide to-go containers. Thus, at the end of the night, we had lots of leftovers but no containers to transfer the food from the metal pans to disposable containers. My stepfather drove and purchased supplies towards the end of the reception.