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Pho & Rice

3.8 (232 reviews)
Closed • 11:30 am - 9:00 pm
Updated a few days ago

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PHO & RICE ATMOSPHERE

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Moderate noise
Casual
Dogs allowed
Good for groups

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Crab Rangoon(6)

Food was overall pretty good, we had no complaints. We ordered the steak pho, pad thai, and crab rangoons. The pho was mediocre in our opinion. The pad Thai and crab Rangoons were better. Service was nothing out of the ordinary, someone took our order and served our food but we went up to the front to pay. As for the environment, we went when it wasn't really busy so it was nice and chill. We would still recommend this spot if you are looking to grab some quick and good Asian food!

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Mallory S.

The ambiance leaves a lot to be desired as it is very much catered to taking your food to go, but the Pho was quite nice, especially for the price! It was definitely not the best Pho in Cleveland, but probably the best for the price in Cleveland Heights. The meat was good and they provided enough veggies for the soup. There was something not famous about the broth, although I can't put my finger on what.

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Daniel N.

A friend of mine stated that we would be having Pho & Rice for dinner. I thought that it was an odd combination but didn't put much into it after that. It wasn't until we were all together that I realized we were getting takeout from somewhere and that Pho & Rice was the name of the restaurant. We came in on a pretty snow heavy day so there weren't many customers inside. The staff was kind, accommodating, and overall had everything ready to go pretty quickly. I had the Vietnamese Sandwich (Bahn-Mi), which they allowed me to sub the pork out with tofu. It was pretty tasty. I'm not sure what my friends had but I do know that they enjoyed their meals, as well.

V/R3. Grilled Pork
Pam Pam G.

Stopped by pho & rice for a quick lunch with my friend. I ordered the grilled pork rice and he ordered the spicy basil and a drink. My pork was pretty standard - good, but not incredible. They gave a generous portion of meat, which was nice. My friend's dish was a bit bland (not spicy enough). He ordered matcha boba and was disappointed to find that it was a blended smoothie rather than tea. He ended up throwing most of it out. The service was quick and had kind of a fast food feel because the food came out in disposable bowls. Coventry has so many good food options to offer -- I think this is a solid middle-of-the-road spot to stop by for a quick bite.

A7. Gyoza (Fried and Steamed) & A6. Fresh Roll (Pork)
Shante R.

Located in the heart of Coventry is one of my favorite Vietnamese restaurants. Pho & Rice has some of the best pho in the city. On a recent visit I enjoyed the Pho Dac Biet and Fried Gyoza. The flavors were so delicious. We received really good service and our food came out right away. The ambiance is very relaxing which is great for dine in experiences. Everything was cooked to my liking and it was a wonderful lunch date!

$3 Masks
Amy F.

The vegan broth is gluten free. It is also within walking distance from home. It's a win win. The pho is a perfect pick me up on cold winter days... and summer evenings. Often times I order one or two pho as well as a container of plain broth. Left over noodles and/or veggies can be added to the spare broth. If you are gluten free just let them know that is why you are ordering the vegan broth... otherwise they might find it odd that you are ordering shrimp or meat with an animal free base. My daughter is partial to the crispy rolls here. She skips ordering them from nearby establishments. I always end up digging in to and finishing my food before remembering to post photos... guess that's a good sign.

Mango sticky rice
Amy J.

Beef sa wan was nicely garlicky and tender over soft yet bland noodles with some lettuce and cucumber and sprouts. The banh mi was delicious and had plenty of soft bread and mayo and delicious steak.

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Delicious take out! I had the Pad Tai with chicken and the scallion pancakes- I'll order again. I have plenty of food for leftovers.

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