Amazing food - i got the biscuits and peach iced tea. food is all local and homemade and even grown…read morein the garden right outside. nice service and unique small business. would definitely recommend.

The staff and service was good. The outdoor patio was nice and qauint. The breakfast burritos was…read morereally good with the added chorizo. It wasnt greasy but a little spicy which I liked. I also bought their homemade hot sauce and jam which was great. My wife got the shipwreak which had lots of food but was too greasy. Also the fresh fruit that came with it was only half a strawberry, 1/4 orange, and a tiny slice of pineapple. More like a garnish. Also the price was a little steep. Overall a worthy place to go to.

The atmosphere is good. The food is good fast service servers are very friendly wheelchair…read moreaccessible all tables and chairs.

checked this spot out on a whim since i happened to be on the west side and wanted to try a…read morebreakfast spot that was new to me. this place was great. they let you seat yourself. i got the daybreak omelette with hash browns, sausage gravy and toast. with an orange juice. everything was really good. the place has a neighborly feel to it. has it regulars and it was cool to see the interactions between them and the waitresses. ill definitely come back

Bright, open and full of local art, the staff is welcoming and attentive but our breakfast choices…read morewere just okay. We ordered two different Benedict plates, the smoked salmon and the Joe, with sausage. Our meal arrived, huge portions of Homefries, lacking in seasoning but nicely browned, the English muffins were toasted to hard which made cutting eggs Benedict a bit difficult and the hollandaise sauce got thicker the more it sat and was just okay, wish I would have got it on the side. The rest of the menu looked appealing enough, the eggs Benedict just want the go to for us.

I have never been to Perk Cup Cafe before getting brunch with a dozen friends one Sunday morning in…read moreFebruary 2026. It appears to be a pretty popular brunch spot for Berea residents and I can see why! The menu and the space inside are huge! First thing I noticed, other than the ample parking available is that the cafe is decorated nicely and was busy, with lots of customers already there enjoying their Sunday brunch. My order was taken quickly by our very efficient server. While I waited for my build my own omelet to arrive, I tried some bites of my friend's meals, such as the lemon meringue blueberry pancake. My friend didn't think it was worth $8 despite being delicious. It does make for a pretty picture, doesn't it though? I also tried a few bites of the pork smotherer skillet ($15), which is essentially a heavily pork based meat skillet. This is a very heavy dish and my friend could only eat half of it. I don't think it will reheat very well, unfortunately, so only order it if you do plan to eat it all! See picture. Meanwhile, my build your own omelette ended up being $15.26 and my diet Pepsi was a shockingly high $3.69!!! Tasty and hearty, but the omelet should have had the meat also inside the omelet, like the cheese was. I think I was a little shorted on my meat here. After tax and tip, my bill was a shockingly high $25!! Based on the very outdated menu they have online, I thought I'd be spending 15 bucks, 20 at the most. Is Berea really the hopping spot where an omelet and diet coke can justify a $25 cost? No. Also, do not trust their menu online - the prices are very outdated. I do want to shout out our server, who was on the top of her game with our table of 11 women. So we did not deal with the slow service many other Yelpers seem to have experienced during their time here. Good brunch place near the airport, but overpriced. I did leave full though and with my bottomless pit of a stomach, that's very rare! Haha

Pro Tip: Heated patio available…read more I stopped by at Tutti Frutti Mix after so much social media hype. The place was just ok, nothing amazing. No aspect of it especially impressed me. Just a little laidback eatery. The eatery is located in West Park with street parking (complicated to find parking). This cozy spot blends savory Mediterranean flavors with indulgent dessert options (crepes with various toppings). The entrance is through covered heated patio that has cute flowers hanging from the ceiling. The outdoor area has a lot of tables. Inside has only a few booths, and a lot of Nutella buckets. The latter is fun! I ordered my order to go but peeked inside the boxes before leaving. Gyro Sandwich with fries (extra charge) had a lot of meat, but was very light on the sauce. Fries were too salty and over-fried. It wasn't the best gyro that I experienced. I also ordered pistachio crepe with strawberry and Nutella. The crepe was made to order and you could watch the prep process. I'm pretty sure this crepe was Dubai chocolate inspired but it had very faint pistachio taste which dulled it. It had too much chocolate and was ok. There were also ice cream choices but I didn't try them. I had much better Middle Eastern food in the area. Food order was made quickly though which was a plus. Think of it as Middle Eastern fast food. The place had signs that if you ask for your food to go then dine in, there's a special $4 charge. The place was pretty busy considering it was Saturday a little after 9 PM. The service wasn't too friendly. I had to repeat my order multiple times and the response was - "what?" Just wasn't warm or welcoming. Overall, I'd recommend this place only if you're in the area and coming home from the bars. It's open late, which is clutch if you're craving something sweet and savory after hours.

I've only had dessert here, so I can't speak to the rest of the menu, but if you're looking for a…read moreunique sweet treat, this is the place to come to! Located in Lakewood, parking is on the street. The shop has an insulated and heated indoor patio as well as a few booths inside the actual shop. The location specializes in shawarma, as well as crepes, Belgian waffles, and ice cream, and Dubai Chocolate. The first time we came here, my husband and I split the Lotus Crepe and a Belgian waffle with fresh strawberries, Nutella and white chocolate with Oreo ice cream. Both desserts were excellent and decadent but we both enjoyed the crepe the best. The next week we came back and again split a Lotus crepe with lotus ice cream and a fudge cake crepe. Again, both were excellent but we still liked the lotus crepe the best. Both times we asked about the Dubai chocolate and both times they were sold out. This place is worth the drive to enjoy these unique and delicious desserts. I did ask, and all food in their entire restaurant is Halal with the exception of one ice cream flavor that has marshmallows in it. They also carry specialized coffee drinks and Turkish coffee. Give this place a try on your next date night or night out with friends or family. There is something for everyone and everything is great!

I have loved in the area since 2012 and have passed by multiple times on my way to see my parents…read more Today I decided to stop. The parking lot was crowded and I thought it might be a wait. But the place was larger than I expected and I was seated quickly. Once in the booth it wasn't long before my server showed. A bit of quick pleasantries and my order was in. The place reminded me of an 1960s restaurant. Very clean and family oriented. The vibe screams family and good friends meet here. I order the godfather omelet. It was packed with mushrooms, spinach, and sausage. It came with a side of potatoes and toast. I choose rye because the bite goes well with breakfast. When the omelette arrived it was much bigger than I would imagine. Most of the meals are shareable definitely enough food for two. I'm usually not an egg fan, but I definitely would order it again. Just need to bring a plus one. If you're in the area for the eclipse stop by for a great meal.

Basic family diner. Lots of regulars. While the omelets are huge, they are also very dry and…read moreovercooked. Home fries totally undercooked. Hash browns - cubed- we're very good. Had one of the Benedict on prior visit - hollandaise awful - so lemony and too thick. Service is good - prompt and lots of coffee and water refills. Food comes pretty quick. Large parking lot. Lots of booths and tables for larger groups.

Great breakfast place. Huge portions on everything. None of our party could finish our plates.read more

Large plates, friendly and quick service! The room was filled with locals when we walked in, you…read morecan tell this is a beloved spot in Brook Park

Stopped here for a quick caffeine boost. Ordered a large chai latte. It was the perfect temperature…read moreto drink immediately. The chai was strong and the drink did not taste like just warm milk. The staff is friendly and made my drink quick. Will be back!

Made a quick stop in for a sandwich and coffee. My husband had the hammy sandwich and said it was…read morevery good. I had the Cuban, which I really liked. We both enjoyed our coffees. The only reason for 4 stars instead of 5 was my sandwich was pretty salty and it was so warm sitting inside. We were near the thermostat and it was reading 80º. Maybe their a/c wasn't working, I don't know. We will definitely be back, however.

The service and food were amazing. The soul rolls and fried shrimp were so good. The wait staff…read morewere so friendly

A friend and I went to check out Naomi's recipes. We shared some soul rolls, collard greens, Mac n…read morecheese and cornbread. The greens were steaming hot and delicious. I love creamy Mac n cheese and theirs is. The soul rolls had southwest flavors and were really good, we both ate them without the sauce they were served with. Mostly because they didn't need more flavor but also I kind of overlooked it at first. The cornbread was sweet and light, almost cake-like. I enjoyed it because I enjoy any cornbread but my favorite type is coarse and less sweet. I will definitely be back. They had lots of other options on the menu but I like to always start with my favorite sides. The staff was excellent. Give yourself extra time when you go because it can take a while to get your food but it's worth it.