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    Heinen's

    4.5 (152 reviews)
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    beautiful interior
    Van D.

    Heinen's is a bourgeoisie grocery store in the area with the top quality products but they have been family owned for four generations so you definitely get that mom and pop shop love with the luxurious grocery store experience. The interior is absolutely stunning with the historic touches of the former Cleveland Trust Building. They have a bar downstairs called "The Vault" which plays on it's historical theme. My friend and I were there for their award winning wine department, located on the second floor. There are plenty of fancy wines for purchase, but what we love the most is the tasting options. You can load a Heinen's Winestation Smartcard. There are plenty of clean wine glasses under the multiple wine stations. I especially liked that you can pick 1 oz, 3 oz, or 5 oz depending on how much you would like to enjoy. My friend and I both enjoyed 2 tastings of wine. For the first tasting I had the Marcarini Moscato D'Asti 2021 and for the second tasting I had The Beach by Whispering Angel Vin De Provence Rose 2021. I enjoyed both of them but I preferred the first one more. If I had this in my local grocery I would be in trouble. I would be "tasting" so much I would need to uber home. Love the concept. Love the execution.

    Dan R.

    This Yelp listing is for the espresso bar so that's what I am reviewing here. Lots of coffee and espresso choices, a few fresh bagel and muffin choices, and a refrigerated case with lots of cold drinks and breakfast sandwiches and breakfast burritos that they can warm up on their toaster press. My breakfast burrito came out really good and didnt taste like a wrapped sandwich from a refrigerated case. I ordered a Cafe Americano with breakfast and it was excellent. They open at 8 when the rest of the complex opens at 9.

    Our sushi
    Andrea U.

    This was originally the home of the Cleveland trust company. The three-story rotunda is topped with a Tiffany stainglass dome. Marketis beautiful, prices are fair. We purchased food that we enjoyed in the rotunda. There is wine & beer on the2nd floor balcony.

    Kurtis J.

    What came first the epic location or the epic grocery store inside? Even without the need to stock up on groceries you have to stop in and grab a snack and check out the amazing architecture inside!

    Kelly K.

    I just loved this grocery store so much do that I stopped in twice during my stay in Cleveland. The setting is gorgeous with the round rotunda and colourful products and fresh food displayed around. I really enjoyed the coconut macaroons and salad bar and later stopped in for a quick bite of $5 sushi trays on Wednesday. This place really reminded my of Sebastian's market in my old city of London Ontario. It is s great modern use of the old classic building. I really hope Cleveland can do similar things with other downtown architectural gems that make the city beautiful.

    Jennifer T.

    This place is amazing. It was recommended to us when we were trying to find a store with beer choices available by the single can. Something hard to find it appears in Cleveland. So glad we decided to drop in. First off, it's beautiful in here! The lower level has Prepared Food, Desserts, Sushi, a Deli, Fresh fish station and more. There is also the traditional grocery store isles. Need more? .... Head to the the upper level. It blew me away as did the Self-Serve wine stations which I have never seen before! You also have the ability to sit and have wine or beer by the glass. It is a bit hot upstairs though! And to find staff. I was beyond excited to try the Self Serve Wine and also greatly disappointed with how it works. If I'm loading money into a card why would there also need to be a $3 charge unless I load $20? Honestly, the card doesn't cost $3 to make. So I feel it's completely unnecessary. I don't live in Cleveland, I don't even visit often. So I couldn't see loading $20 onto a card I may never use again. Other than that, this place is great! If I did live nearby this would definitely be a place I frequent.

    David H.

    Picturesque local owned whole food which has tons of cooked and raw food at high price points. Awesome environment, 1 bathroom without stalls. Poke was mediocre about on par with most grocery restaurants. You have to microwave any cooked foods which completely ruined the taste for my purchase. Not like Harrods food mall which it's trying to be. Nor does the cooked food quality like Whole Foods in California. Incredible old bank now grocery store though.

    Interior
    Tara M.

    The most beautiful grocery store I have ever been inside of. They have self serve wine on the second floor as well as a bar with beer on tap. Gorgeous!

    Shopping for my weekly groceries.
    Helene F.

    Probably one of the best places to bring a casual date. You can do a stop and shop and peruse the aisles together and get a glimpse of what your life together could possibly be. Honey, will it be whole milk, two percent, or soy? Will it be grass fed cage free or an 18 count for two bucks?? You can learn if your potential pair is any good at picking produce, if they share your covetous snack preferences, and how much they're willing to spend on steak. Buttery grass fed Angus Ribeye Cap. Stop. Juicy, Marbled Wagyu ANYTHING. (They don't sell wagyu here...just saying you can get into this conversation lol) Ribeye, Hangar. Marry me. Full stop. More importantly, do they like oysters on the half shell? Are they fun drinking companions?? Crucial. When I first stepped into this place and looked up in awe of its grand stained glass dome ceiling, I thought "Jesus said don't turn his father's house into a market..." This Heinen's store is the heart transplant in the stately body of what was formerly a 1900's bank designed by G.B. Post, architect for the NYSE. It's so beautiful it almost felt like I was stepping into a sanctum. Where shall I kneel? Perhaps instead of receiving communion i will just get a fun wine tasting card and a plate of MA oysters and sit down, solemnly slurping up and washing down with a glass of Reisling. What can I add that other wonderful yelpers have not mentioned? Not much. My only tip is go, and if you enjoy wine, get a tasting card. Sashay your way around the rotunda of wines as the wine wall closest to the stair case is only the first in their installations of wines on tap. Walk around and find smaller wine dispensers that dot the second floor. You can swipe in and experience even finer wines that approach the $300/bottle mark for a tasting that will set you back less than $15. That's all I have for you. All's for you to do is to swipe right and hope for no catfish. C'mon no whammy!

    The gentleman who painted the murals around the top of the rotunda died on the Titanic. They sure don't make buildings like this anymore!
    Amanda B.

    So fun!!!! The employees here are super friendly and helpful. We stopped here to use the wine dispensers before our dinner reservation. Great selection of wines, great atmosphere - you definitely forget that you're sitting inside a grocery store!!!

    $3 thirsty dog stout
    Sherman T.

    Great selection of food products and beers - many craft selections and they even have a tap to order a beer to enjoy in the store (they had a special $3 stout on my last visit but most beers on tap are $5). The place is two stories of groceries, but take some time to admire the beautiful ceiling architecture. They also have prepared food for you to order and eat on the go - pastas, salads, soup, etc. Just be sure to bring a cart with you while you shop, you're bound to need it!

    Salad with yogurt, deli sandwich and a craft on tap.
    Brittany R.

    SO much more than just a grocery store! Heinen's is a local chain of family owned grocery stores stretching from Ohio to Illinois but this location place is super unique. This location sits in the historic Cleveland Trust Company building that dates back to 1908. It has stunning architectural details featuring a rotunda with a stained glass dome. I never would have had the concept of restoring this building and using it for this purpose but it was genius. On the first floor under the rotunda is casual dining for their cafe' that features salad bars, a deli, grill, sushi, and a bakery. The grocery department is also on the lower level that carries local, organic foods and wellness products. The upper level has local craft beer, cider and wine as well as charcuterie and other snack foods. They offer wine and beer tastings here as well. We ate a small lunch at the cafe. I got a salad from the bar and the hubs got a pre-made deli sandwich and then we headed up stairs for brew on tap. Even if you have no need for groceries or dining, this place is a must see.

    Liz M.

    I love this Heinen's location! Such a fun spot to go downtown. The historical bank that it's located in is just beautiful. Best part of the store is the upper rotunda (where the wine is!!!) They have a great wine selection and I love the tasting aspect. We have a "wine card" that we load money on to try wine. So much fun!

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    Ask the Community - Heinen's

    How do I park here? Dot they have free parking?

    Unfortunately, Heinen's does not have its own parking lot. Street parking only, unless you are willing to pay for municipal garage parking and then walk to the grocery. Best to go early during weekdays for a better chance to find a spot nearby.

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    Market Avenue Wine Bar

    4.3(128 reviews)
    1.5 mi•Ohio City
    •$$

    I have lived in Cleveland for over 10 years, lived in Ohio City for a few years and somehow, only…read morerecently came here for the first time! I visited with a group of girlfriends and it was the perfect spot to chat, laugh and drink wine. We arrived about 10 minutes after they opened so we had the whole place to ourselves for about an hour. Our waitress was really nice and gave good recommendations based off what we told her we liked. The decor gives a cozy vibe and it's a great spot for small groups or intimate dates. The waitress gave us our space to gab and only came around when she thought we needed refills, which of course, we always need to keep the wine flowing during friend time!

    I was so excited to come here and really wanted to love this place.... We came here after a dinner…read morefor my birthday and found the workers a bit rude. When we walked in, we stood by the door for 10 mins waiting for someone to talk to us. A young girl working walked by MANY times and even made eye contact but if we went to say something - she would turn the other way. Even the bartender was staring at us but didn't say a word. Eventually we had to follow her to ask her if we sets ourselves or if we must wait... she responded "yeah sit wherever that's how this place works" (are bad we had never been here before...) Once we found a table in the back we figured someone would come hand us menus, the same worker even walked by to hand another table their check and nothing! After 15 mins waiting we left. I certainly hope no one else gets treated like this here, but I am so sad... I wanted to love this place, it was so cute!

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    Bin 216

    3.9(107 reviews)
    0.3 mi•Playhouse Square
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    My mom and I stop before every show. Sometimes for a light bite or just for a drink. The service…read moregets a little slow closer to show time but that is to be expected. We love the crab cakes and I love the Martini Verte which is inspired by Wicked.

    Very disturbing and disgusting experience here…read more My husband and I were going to a play next door and were walking along the strip looking for somewhere to grab a quick bite about an hour beforehand. We saw this restaurant and sat on the completely empty patio. A server came outside, gave us menus, and we began looking over them and discussing what we wanted. Two women then walked up and asked us if the restaurant was open. We told them the server would come out, so we essentially brought them business as well. Within about five minutes, the same male server came outside three separate times asking if we were ready to order. He did not offer us drinks or water and seemed increasingly irritated that we were sitting there. The third time, my husband simply said, "We're good for now." The server then picked up a plastic sign that had been lying face down on the table, presumably blown over by the wind, and slammed it aggressively down in front of me, startling me, before storming away. We looked at the sign and saw that it said "Patrons Only." We were completely stunned by the way this was handled. If there was an issue with us being on the patio, it could have been communicated respectfully from the beginning. My husband went inside to ask for a manager. The same man told him that he was the manager and there was no one else. My husband asked for the owner, and after leaving for several minutes, he returned with the owner's phone number written on a Post-it note while insisting that he had done nothing wrong. My husband calmly asked him whether he thought his behavior toward us was appropriate. At that point, the "manager" came from behind the bar and began screaming at the top of his lungs directly in my husband's face, in front of all of the tables in the restaurant, loudly enough that I could hear it from outside along with two police officers who were nearby that rushed in after hearing it. He then got directly in my husband's face and chest-bumped him, escalating the situation physically. Another employee also became involved, yelling at my husband and appearing as though he was going to become physically aggressive as well. I opened the door because I was concerned about what was happening, and my husband and the two officers came outside. The manager never came back outside, and another employee took over the other table. The four of us were absolutely beside ourselves. We contacted the owner from outside the restaurant, but despite being told the owner would follow up, we have had to reach out ourselves and have still not received an adequate response regarding what happened. We are both business owners ourselves, and we cannot imagine treating customers this way. Regardless of whether there was a misunderstanding about the patio, there are professional and respectful ways to address customers. Screaming in someone's face, chest-bumping them, and escalating the situation physically is completely unacceptable. The incident was so loud and disruptive that people who were walking into the restaurant witnessed what was happening and left before they even walked in. This was not a quiet disagreement--it was a very public and extremely aggressive confrontation. We have never experienced anything like this in our entire lives of patronizing restaurants. We filed a police report regarding the incident. I would strongly encourage anyone considering this establishment to be aware of our experience.

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    Bin 216 - Jumbo Lump Crab Cakes

    Jumbo Lump Crab Cakes

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    Oak & Olive

    Oak & Olive

    4.3(27 reviews)
    27.6 mi

    In desperate need of a girls' night, we decided Oak & Olive was the perfect place -- and it…read moreabsolutely delivered. The second you walk in, the vibe is SO cool. Dark, moody, sexy...exactly the kind of atmosphere you want when you're getting dressed up, grabbing cocktails and catching up with a girlfriend. We grabbed seats at the bar and the bartender was fantastic. She welcomed us right away, asked if it was our first time, and gave us a quick rundown of the menu and cocktails. For our first drink, we both ordered the Black Widow...having absolutely no idea that it came with a whole presentation. Needless to say, we were entertained. The drinks here aren't just drinks -- they're part of the experience. For dinner, I ordered the gnocchi but swapped out the regular sauce for the spicy marinara they use with the calamari. GREAT decision. The spicy marinara worked so well with the gnocchi and I'd absolutely order it that way again. Pricing felt very fair for what you're getting. The food and cocktails were both high quality, but you're also paying for the ambiance and overall experience -- and Oak & Olive nails that part. Great drinks, great food, fantastic atmosphere and exactly what our girls' night needed. We'll definitely be back!

    This is a great spot for a girls' night out! I went with my mom and sisters. Getting in can be…read moretough without a reservation unless you get lucky, so I highly recommend making one. There's a secret entrance since it's a speakeasy, which is fun. Someone is always there to help guide you if you can't figure it out, haha. The lighting is low, and there are a lot of comfy spots to sit, which makes the environment feel very calm and cozy. We ended up all ordering a variety of espresso martinis. Mine was a crème brûlée one, which was divine, but they all sounded delicious! We also ordered the fig & pear pizza to share. I wasn't sure what to expect, but the flavors worked really well together! I'm hoping I can come here with my husband soon.

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    Oak & Olive - Half pepperoni half sausage n pepperoni

    Half pepperoni half sausage n pepperoni

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    Michael Angelo's Winery - Great bottle (at standing table)

    Michael Angelo's Winery

    3.5(436 reviews)
    15.5 mi
    •$$

    As an event coordinator, it's always important to find venues that will not only accommodate our…read moreclients but have strong communications. I had a couple of my client meetings at the café, and it was well put together and very fresh ingredients. I really enjoyed the designs of the plating and the flexibility of the café area. The weekends are full of people wanting to relax and enjoy the weather while enjoying some wine and snacks. It was very insightful to see the community gathered all in one location for the same purpose.

    I will start with the good and end with the bad…read more The place is huge! One of the rooms reminded me of a cafeteria and it looked like that is where all the big groups are placed. For dessert I got the almond raspberry cake and I felt like the sweetness was perfect. It was one of my favorite almond cakes I have had out here. My favorite appetizer was their Brussels sprouts. I wish I would have ordered a side of the sauce because that's what made it good. You have to order on your phone and I recommend to not show up hungry because if you're seated in the vineyards room, their wifi shows up sporadically and you have to quickly click it before it goes away. We did like that there was no server but wish they got a wifi extender or just better wifi to make it easier on the clients. For the bad. I ordered the mushroom pizza which didn't have much flavor to it. It felt like it was missing something. The best way to describe it is bland. We also ordered the truffle fries which were ok.... I don't think they deserve to have the name truffle on there. I was excited for the food because people have raved about it but maybe I just ordered the wrong thing. Overall the place is ok. I can find good desserts and food anywhere else for a better price but I'm glad I came once.

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    Wine tasting bar area (standing only)

    Michael Angelo's Winery - Bacon and Brussels sprout pizza, truffle fries and rose wine.

    Bacon and Brussels sprout pizza, truffle fries and rose wine.

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