I ordered takeout from Naf Naf Grill on our first night in Independence. My husband and I had been…read moredriving from Chicago and been on the road for almost 6 hours. Luckily, Naf Naf Grill was still open by the time we rolled into town. I ordered a chicken shawarma bowl and my husband had a falafel platter. The food was fresh and tasty. The best part was the pita bread that came with our entrees. So soft and fluffy, and with a slather of garlic sauce - so good!!

Terrible service and food. They ran out of chicken, so wanted me to wait 15 minutes even though…read morerest of my party had their food. Also the restaurant itself was so cold we had to eat outside. The food quality, taste, and temperature were not good. Will never come here again.

My favorite restaurant in the greater Cleveland area. FABULOUS FRESH HEALTHY FOOD. Reasonable…read moreprices. Fairly quick at bringing your food out to the table. Not enough ice in drinks. Slow at following up with tables after food is served. 90% of service is polite, but not overly warm or happy. Several locations throughout Northern Ohio.

Maybe because I grew up eating this type of food I'm more critical, but I was very disappointed…read morewith the food here. I can't say anything about the service or ambiance because we had take out. All the meat - lamb and beef were so dried out and hard, you'd almost think they deliberately made jerky. None of it was eatable. The "pesto humus" had zero pesto flavor, did they just forget in both orders? I actually tasted mayonnaise, which was very appetizing! The tabouli had what tasted like wine vinegar instead of the traditional lemon base dressing. Either way, it was way too tart. I'm thinking they didn't care about food quality because it was takeout to non residents of the area (we are from San Diego). Perhaps it goes without saying, but I definitely wouldn't recommend this restaurant.

A charming spot in Little Italy!…read more This place offered a cozy atmosphere. It almost felt like walking into someone's house with the funky decor and unique, not quite matching furniture. I got the falafel sandwich ($8), shak-shooka ($9.50), and a coffee drink called the Cafe Algebra ($4). The food was delicious. The sandwich was filled with flavorful, moist falafel as well as fresh vegetables, tahini, and hummus, all wrapped in a warm, fluffy pita. I also enjoyed the shak-shooka. It was a flavorful dish made with tomatoes, fluffy scrambled eggs, and caramelized onions. It also came with warm pita on the side. For the price, I thought the sandwich and shak-shooka had decent-sized portions. But I wasn't the biggest fan of my drink. It came in a small mug and wasn't sweet enough for my taste. And even after I added some sugar to it, I still found it kind of bland. However, I will certainly come back for the food! A few notes - you order at the counter first. You can watch the staff cook your food as you wait for your order. After you finish your meal, you pay as you walk out. If you use your credit card, it does come with a 3% fee.

When and how did I discover Algebra Tea House? I don't exactly remember. I think it was around…read more2011. (It could have been earlier but my 5 star review of this place 16 years ago is an objective starting point). Although I have spent much of the past 23 years living in various places outside of both Cleveland and Ohio, I'm a born and raised East Side Clevelander. And whenever I resettle in the area, I always find myself gravitating back to Algebra Tea House for the good vibes. In the past several months that I have been visiting, I'm happy to see the place really feels like a cultural community hub and an outright neighborhood institution. Over the years, many unique small businesses that have shuttered operations in Coventry (China Treasure House, Big Fun, Record Revolution, La Cave du Vin), Cedar-Fairmount (Nighttown). I'm so happy to see that Algebra Tea House is thriving and continuing to create a unique and inviting environment for the neighborhood. I love the unpretentious and lo-fi atmosphere and operation. I love the DIY craftsmanship that permeates in every aspect of the business. The food and beverage options are also quite good. Although I haven't been around for many years, I think maybe there are more offerings on the menu these days. I especially love the vegetable stews on their chalkboard menu and the foul madamas (fava beans). Service is lo-fi and very casual. Just place your order at the counter. It is written on a scratch pad. Sit down and be patient. The food or beverage will then be delivered to your table. Pay on your way out. Bring cash if you want to avoid a credit card transaction fee.

I have boarded horses with Shannon Cessna 10+ years, taken lessons, had horses in training…read more Friendly barn for riders of all levels and disciplines.

We wanted to stop at a place that was close to route 80 and wasn't a chain. This place had good…read morereviews and fair prices. The reviews did not disappoint. Everything was delicious. My husband and son had the mixed grill (or as we call it: the indecisive special) so almost every meat was tried. It's was all good. Service wasn't great but they were short staffed with one or two people doing everything. The wait wasn't long though, once we ordered, so no worries there. Our waitress took our order, cooked the food and rung us up at the register. Saving this review for myself in case we ever do a road trip through Ohio again.

Excellent service and very honest owners. Always friendly and helpful when ordering. Pricing is…read morefair and food is flavorful and fresh.

We were very unhappy with the treatment our horse received at Gorman's Riverwood Farm. We will…read morenever use their services again.