We have been going to tibors my whole childhood and adulthood . The meat is top quality and so is…read morethe service. Our favorites are the london broil split roast , the beef chuck roast (for stews ), and the french roast / boston brisket for those special occasions. Adam the manager will take care of you from start to finish , bring your little one in for a sweet at the register from mendel. Make your week and every night super rich with a stop over at tibors.

They are right down the street from Boris's kosher market and have many overlapping items. Their…read morestaff is friendly and they make fresh chopped liver on Thursdays (late morning) for the best price (or maybe a dollar more than Boris's) in Cleveland! They have a lot of delicious to-go foods such as pargiyot, kugel, barbecue sauced brisket, and more. They have an extensive refrigerated meat section and lots of frozen foods ranging from kishka and multiple varieties of gefilte fish to several desserts.

I was exploring restaurants in the area and came across Lox, Stock, and Brisket in the lively…read moreVanAken Market Hall -- and I'm so glad I did. I saw some menu items that sounded light and refreshing (like the lox with cucumbers) and figured it was worth a try. As I followed my GPS and other people walking in, I had no idea what to expect -- but the moment I stepped inside, I was blown away. The space is filled with beautifully curated shops and venues all under one roof, and the energy was vibrant, electric, and welcoming. People of all ages, backgrounds, and cultures were there -- it truly felt like a community gathering spot that instantly felt like home. I placed my order, grabbed the lox and a Coca‑Cola, and found a free table amidst so many people enjoying themselves. The community feel was unmistakable -- people chatting, laughing, and soaking up the atmosphere. The food was wonderful, the service was fantastic, and overall the experience was unforgettable. If you're looking for a place that's more than just a meal -- one with real heart, vibe, and community spirit -- this is it

Tried the brisket sandwich at Lox Stock at van Aken. Flavor-wise, it was very good -- the brisket,…read morecheese, and pickle combo worked nicely and tasted great. That said, I was disappointed by the size. For $20, I expected a thick, hearty sandwich, but this felt pretty skimpy for the price. Ordering was also a bit frustrating -- I had to repeat myself three times, and the employee taking my order had AirPods in. When your job involves communicating with customers, that really shouldn't be allowed by management. Good flavors, but between the small portion and the ordering experience, it's only 3 stars for me.

Another great breakfast at Jacks Deli. Host and waiter were very friendly and welcoming. Place…read morewas clean. Many tables and booths in this spacious dining area. Eggs, toast, and potatoes were great. Fresh with good flavor. My daughter enjoyed her French toast. Great spot for breakfast.

We used to LOVE this restaurant! We still love the servers. They haven't changed. They know us by…read morenale and they know what beverage we like without having to ask. The food had always been delicious until this last visit. Given we are regulars at the place, we know the quality of the food has been consistently fantastic and the wait for the food is typical - not too fast or slow - enough to prepare the meal given how busy the place has always been. This last time, however, it was a good 45 minutes before the order came to the table. Neither one of our meals was very good. I was very hypiglycemic by this point and so I ate the french toast that was completely uncooked inside. At first I wasn't thrilled that the bread was considerably smaller than it used to be until i bit into it to find cold wet mush. I should not have eaten it at all. My friend had ordered a patty melt - medium which should be light pink in the center. It was bloody red. She sent it back and about 20 min later it came back exavtly the same. She sent it back again. Another 20 minutes later it came back well done and with spices in the meat that made the meat taste lousy. So now she had a burger that wass over cooked and tasted bad. She didnt gat to eat because by that time we were done. I wish i had turned back the french toast. I kept hoping with every bite it might be cooked. Not one bite was cooked. Not even one. Being hypoglycemic I felt like I would lose my cool if I didnt eat something so I ate. It turns out the place had been bought and the new owner really didnt care. We got to talk to the brother of the new owner who only said that the place has been very busy and that should speak to the quality. He couldnt care less about our experience. All I have to say is that they are going to be losing a lot of money having to replace meals and once people find out about the sudden drop in quality of the food, those peeople that have been filling the place will not be returning as we wont be either. We refuse to go somewhere that the owners could care less about their patrons.

Stopped in for a week night dinner. Ordered to go and it was ready very quickly. Falafel app was a…read moregreat way to sample humus etc. brisket dinner was wonderful, tender and flavorful with smashed potatoes in the container. The coleslaw was really good and packaged separately. Portions are generous with chicken and rice with green beans enough for two. So glad to have choices that are not fried and prepared on site. Priced appropriately for the quality, portion size, packaging and service.

Just moved to the Cleveland area and this is the closest kosher place to home. I've had at least 4…read moredishes with various sides and I've liked everything I've tried so far. Especially with extra Kantina sauce. Workers are really friendly too. I think price to portion ratio is reasonable too.

Ordered a tray of cookies for a gift . On the phone taking the order was friendly didn't have an…read moreattitude. When I picked up the beautiful tray people were friendly even though they were very busy . I will be back for a cream puff that looked delicious!

We came here to get takeouts for lunch. They were very busy. There were 2 lines: one for the bakery…read moreand one for food and deli. I ordered a tribe sandwich which had corned beef and pastrami. My partner got the corner beef. Each sandwich got a complimentary chocolate chip cookie. The cookie was so soft and delicious. I loved my sandwich. Typically, most Jewish places would have sauerkraut in the sandwich but this place used Swiss coleslaw instead. I actually liked the coleslaw cause it brought some sweetness to the sandwich. We also got 2 potato latkes. They were cold so we warmed them up before we ate. They were okay. The pastries looked so good, so we grabbed 2 tea biscuits and a mish mash rye bread. The bread had everything bagel seasoning and just came out from the oven. It was so hearty and well seasoned. Overall, we really liked this place and the staff were so nice.

Very disappointed with the food, but especially the service. Two of my son's ordered burgers. One…read morewas the pub burger, but the cheese was missing. My third son ordered the crispy orange salmon. There was nothing crispy about it. My burnt ends were tasty, but cold. We would have spoken to the server about it, but she never came back to check on us after the last dish was delivered. We were sat next to their garage door which I imagine is great during the summer, but it was a cold, wintry night. It would have been nice to have been seated further away from such a large window. The restaurant was empty, so I don't understand why we were seated us there. I would not recommend Mendel's especially with what you are asked to pay per dish and such poor service. Not worth the high price tag!

Amazing food.... BUT! HoRRIBLE ambiance. 3 entries ordered,…read more2 arrived and 2rd waited 15 minutes and then came out wrong. Was seated where a swarm descended and got hit 3 times in back of head by other patrons. Kids running free creating a cacophony of noise and spilled water. Not once did staff mention to tables avout entire restaurant affecting disruptions. Apparently the zoo is okay and condoned. Take out only from now on ... horrible experience from start to finish. Xmas dinner ruined. Thanks for the awful experience.

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.

I could not stop taking pictures of this corned beef sandwich. It's a work of art, assembled by a…read moreteam of artisans working an assembly line of meat and bread. The slicer never stops. They just keep placing another brisket on, and the ribbons of beef keep falling. The order counter is tiny, with a line out the door: regulars, tourists like me, and food delivery drivers all waiting their turn. There are meat trimmings everywhere, tubs of pickles, and the sense that the folks behind the counter know exactly what they are doing. The small dining room is packed with people sitting elbow to elbow, gripping massive sandwiches with stadium mustard in the corners of their mouths. It is loud, cramped, messy, and glorious. I've gone to heaven.

How cool to be here and especially on St. Patrick's Day 2026! I had a medical appointment this…read moremorning and it's just a couple of blocks from the Clinic so I came here for lunch on my way back to work. I joined the line just before 11 and got inside about 11:50 AM. I'm currently standing in line waiting on my sandwich which is a corned beef melt. I ordered a corned beef melt, which is toasted rye, cornbeef, double Swiss cheese - hot & melted with Kraut on the side and dressing. I got a side of potato pancakes, and also coleslaw. The folks were extremely friendly on the inside, very welcoming and very efficient as they worked to make who knows how many meals. And you'll be glad to know every sandwich comes with a dill pickle, wrapped in its own paper and ready for delicious consumption! The dill is a big deal to me because I like spears, as in the pickle not necessarily (in this case) the pop star! Come early and be ready to wait! The place is really kitchsy and has a great atmosphere. And the folks really make it awesome to be there. It has the feel of a destination restaurant the kind of place that is an experience to visit not just because of the food because of the culture and the people and the phenom that it has become.

I visited Milky Way for lunch. It's a kosher vegetarian cafe with an attached catering business…read more(PKC - Preferred Kosher Catering). As much as I wanted to love Milky Way, it wasn't for me for various reasons. The cafe is spacious and casual. You order at the counter and seat yourself, which keeps things simple and quick. You can also order at the tablets located by the checkout for self-service. It seemed like a go to location for the Jewish community with a lot of guests dining in and socializing. This community building was great to witness. The cafe has everything - to-go options, bagels, bread (lots of choices), pizza, smoothies, calzones, and more. I included pictures of the menu. I ordered two coffees, chocolate pastry, cheese danish, and Kani salad from the to go fridge. Coffees were self-serve and tasted like some cheap ground coffee. Chocolate pastry and cheese danish looked really tasty. But both were stale, I'd say a few days old. I would really enjoy them if they were fresh, they were really big. Kani bowl reminded me of poke bowl but with imitation crab. The idea was amazing, portion very generous but execution not so much. The rice was not fully cooked, and again the whole thing tasted like it was in the fridge for a while. It had sell by date or 5/7. It's too bad nothing was fresh, this food really had potential. I saw several people takeout pizza so maybe that's a better choice at this cafe. Service was not friendly at all. Not to the guests who seemed new not to those who seemed regulars. When I asked questions about pastries, it was somewhat dismissive. It just wasn't a pleasant interaction. I was disappointed. If you're in the area and looking for a meat-free or kosher option, Milky Way might be a good cafe to checkout. Perhaps stop by for a pizza or earlier in the morning for fresher food.

Incredible little cafe if you're a vegetarian. I'll be back often!! Very unique little spot.read more