I'm sorry but I feel like if you are not a regular, you are 2nd rate. I could be wrong…read more Our service was very slow when delivering to the table but rushed when taking orders. Our friends enjoyed their meals but the menu options were few and far between for my taste. I ordered a tapa of the brie, pear and fig and I swear it was the same bread they drop off for the table with a morsel of pear divided among the 4 slices. Pitiful presentation. Oh, and it is past due for a remodel and update... jus saying I heard this is an old trusted standby but I was not impressed one bit.

Came here with 3 other girlfriends this past weekend and loved it! I never noticed this spot before…read morebecause it's kind of tucked into the strip mall on the traffic circle. Europa has an extensive tapas list, appetizer list and entrée list. We all loved the variety and the Russian flavors. Some of the tapas were a bit basic--toast, cheese, apple but presentation was still cute. The space is quite interesting and the decor is on the random side. They have a basement bar and larger reserved area downstairs. Service was friendly but slow. Would come back here to try the fun-looking entrees!

Let me start by saying the place is beautiful inside and our waiter was professional, top notch and…read morevery attentive. The entrees, while both tasty, left a little to be desired though. I had the Olesia's platter and I was disappointed in that the cabbage roll was 80% rice filled. Just enough meat to keep it together, I guess. The pierogis could have been Mrs. T's and it would not have mattered. It seems all potato/cheese perogies taste the same though. My wife had the beef stroganoff and said it was tasty but very mushy and not very warm. Not at all like what we have seen elsewhere. Our desert was a piece of German chocolate cake. It was very rich and actually very good. Overall, I thought the bill total was more that it should have been considering these factors.

The platter was phenomenal so said the patron, Ron…read more Scallops were outstanding per Sandy. Ray loved the Lamb but the order could be an 8 pack instead of 6.

New owners have totally remodeled this place and it is now somewhere I would absolutely recommend…read morefor kosher goods! New grab and go section is super convenient with everything from sushi to sautéed liver and cholent. More organized and much improved. Also, they had pretzel challah. Not only is that new, but the challah wasn't stale either! Almost every challah I had from the old Unger's was stale from the start- dry, just bad. This place has really turned around.

The new owners have cleaned the place up and it looks better, but some of the products do not taste…read moregood anymore. The Russian tea biscuits used to be pretty good, but now they have a spongy texture and have a funny after taste. They are overly sweet and the texture is not right. I got a large rye bread (they now come in 1,2,3 or 4 pounders. Wtf?). And the rye bread is no longer very good. The new recipe is half white bread I think. It's just not that good. Will go somewhere else for my rye bread. Maybe I'll go back in to see what the other bakery products are like. Maybe I won't. It's too bad they decided to cut corners on bakery product.

Whenever we are in the Cleveland area, we LOVE coming to this restaurant! We are particularly fond…read moreof the Sunday Brunch, with the variety of amazing European dishes! Can't want to come again! Love the COFFEE too!!

How nice to have a European pastry bakery AND a European restaurant all in one! I had a late…read morebreakfast and was seated immediately in a two-top booth. The staff are very friendly and help create a homey atmosphere. It was hard to choose what to eat, as the menu items all looked amazing, but I went with the pork schnitzel with paprikas sauce, two eggs, home fries, and toast and a side of smoked Slovenian sausage. I wanted to try the crêpes, but was too full. The portions are hearty and very reasonably priced. Everything was delicious. The pork schnitzel was tender on the inside and crispy on the outside. The paprikas sauce was a nice accompaniment. The home fries are homemade and come fried on the griddle so the outside is crispy and the inside light and fluffy. The coffee was delicious. Very rich, mellow flavor. I'll definitely be back. Those European pastries beckon!

Nice brewery in the heart of Ohio City! Very calm and relaxed patio been here many times over the…read moreyears and it's very pleasant and cozy. Just have to go at a good time so you don't catch the boys from St. Ignatius getting out of school

We stopped into Hans's Brewery. To tell the truth I can't believe it took us this long to get…read morethere. It was the first stop on our Brewery tour for the year. They had a good beer selection and despite not having an IPA the server recommended a Kolsch and it was very tasty. The server was very attentive to us and it appeared he was covering the bar and dining area. The dining area was spacious and had a view of the brewing equipment. We did not order off the menu but plan to return to get dinner. There is street parking but we didn't have to park very far.