What a great place for a lovely Sunday breakfast! This was my first time here and definitely won't…read morebe my last. We parked in the back which was convenient for going to the west side market after. The patio is bright and well decorated with flowers. (Pansies is perfect for this chilly weather and while too cool to eat outside, it was nice to walk through the patio). The inside is rustic, wooden tables, a western /organic decor. A friend recommended the bone broths. I ordered the chicken. Yum. Very warm and wholesome! I also ordered the power bowl with Brussels sprouts, sweet potatoes, chili nut oil and an egg on top. It was delicious. Filling, so I took some home. The service was excellent. The people were really friendly! Looking forward to coming back to try other amazing things on the menu!

I think I was oversold on the whole "health food" situation happening here…read more As someone who doesn't eat animals, I genuinely like healthy food, and I'm exactly the kind of person who should be excited about a restaurant making thoughtful ingredients and dietary options part of its identity. Instead, the whole thing felt a little less "we care about what we feed people" and a little more "we would like you to know that we food better than you." There is a weird food elitism to the branding that would be much easier to swallow if the actual food backed it up. Unfortunately, for the price, mine absolutely did not. The menu talks a very big game about clean ingredients, non-GMO everything, special oils, organic this and carefully sourced that, but at some point the food still has to taste good. Healthy food does not need to be boring food, and expensive food definitely should not be boring food. I left feeling like I had paid a premium for the philosophy of my meal rather than the meal itself. To be fair, our server was incredibly sweet. She was warm and lovely and was easily the best part of the experience, so none of this is a criticism of the service. I was also genuinely surprised to see balloons being used as gifts for kids. Maybe that sounds nitpicky, but when a restaurant markets itself so heavily around wellness, conscious choices, vegan options and doing food "better," disposable balloons feel bizarrely off-brand. You cannot sell me environmental-adjacent food virtue and then using gimmicks like a 6 year olds birthday at Applebee's. That was kind of the theme of TownHall for me: a lot of messaging about being thoughtful, elevated and health-conscious, without enough substance behind it to justify either the attitude or the bill. Cleveland has too many restaurants making genuinely interesting vegetarian and vegan food for me to pay this much just to be lectured by a menu. Sweet server. Great location. Lots of dietary options on paper. But for the price? The food needed to be a whole lot better than "at least it's non-GMO."

We had such a great experience last time we had to come back. We love coming to spots that are…read moreconsistent every single time and Soho is just that! Every single bite and sip was perfection! On the weekend make sure to make a reservation or get there right when they open to grab a seat at the bar as it is first come first serve! We will absolutely be back again! Cocktails: Sparkling Ferrari Gentlemen's Breakfast Fizz Boy Brunch: Biscuits with Strawberry Watermelon Jam Chicken & Waffles Fried Rice

New location, bigger space, nice decor and ambiance. The food was great as always. They took a lot…read moreof dishes off that I used to enjoy from the old location. The chicken breast was great but the chicken thigh was extremely fatty and off putting. But will 100% return.

I think the quality / value has gone down a lot since I last visited this location a few years…read moreback. The avocado toast (#1) was nothing short of what I could've made at home for much cheaper. Also, were the cold pressed juices always $10-11?! That seems outrageous IMO.. I unfortunately probably won't return - even thought the #5 nut juice is amazing

Niece picked up a smoothie bowl or two after a cycling class so that is oldies but goodies could…read moretry a healthy snack. I had the dragonfruit bowl topped with granola, bananas and strawberries. My sister had the açaí bowl with flaked coconut, peanut butter and strawberries. I was surprised how much I enjoyed mine but the smoothie topping ratio was off. A little less smoothie would have better suited me.

Always reliable GLBC…read more.. No stop to CLE is complete without visiting GLBC... Great CLE establishment with exceptional beer, food, service, and atmosphere.

Good food, very good beer and friendly staff. The ambience is that if of an old pub. There is…read moreplenty of seating both inside & out with a good sized bar and booths and plenty of tables with umbrella as well. This was a fun spot to hang out for a couple of hours and chill! Thanks for a nice experience!

I discovered REBOL via Google Maps after searching "Southern food Cleveland" for Southern food…read morerestaurants with vegetarian options. The restaurant was 0.30 miles away from my hotel, which made it the perfect stop during my morning walk before checking out of the hotel. This restaurant happens to be situated within Public Square. I stopped in to see what was offered, hoping that I could find something vegetarian-friendly. It took me a while to look through the menu, and the employee even offered to make alterations to the featured items after my mention of being vegetarian. Other than the smoothies, the one item on the menu that caught my eye was the Greek Freak, which is what I ordered. Very intriguing decoration which I admired while my order was being prepared. The designs and features I enjoyed were the back wall featuring a geometric design highlighted by vibrant green moss triangles and the signature REBoL vertical text signage off to the left side of the restaurant. There was also distinctive geometric grid pattern crafted from wooden dowels running across the ceiling structure, which was hard to ignore. The wall graphic located in the background off to the right side of the counter depicted an illustrated portrait of the late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, positioned next to his famous quote, "Stay Hungry. Stay Foolish." I learned that the quote was originally from the Whole Earth Catalog and was popularized by Steve Jobs during his 2005 Stanford University commencement address. The mural also featured a stylized, colorful pop-art illustration of Jobs alongside other notable cultural figures. The dining area had clean, polished concrete flooring. The seating featured high-top wooden tables paired with matte black metal bar stools. Once my order was ready, I spoke with the employee about the decorations and some of the cookies he was about to label. I mentioned my interest in possibly purchasing one during my next trip to Cleveland, which will likely be in a couple of months to visit the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum. Okay, I loved the presentation of the "Greek Freak," which was served on a brioche bun and literally had egg bursting out of it. Other visual toppings were cucumber, red onion, and goat cheese crema. I did enjoy the sandwich, but next time I would likely put the goat cheese crema on the side or likely do without it. If you are undecided on what to order at this restaurant and are vegetarian, I do recommend it or possibly some of their smoothies. Because I had a great ordering experience, I would definitely order from REBOL again--whether for Uber Eats delivery or takeout--whenever I visit Cleveland. Service: 5 | Ambiance: 5 | Food: 4 | Overall rating: 5 ~Escape the ordinary. ~ Thomas G

Rebol came in clutch when I was in Cleveland for a weeklong engagement and getting tired of the…read moreconvention center food. It was walking distance from the convention center, so it was quite easy for me to try out this place during my lunch. The menu online looked interesting and healthy-ish, so I decided to try it out. I went for the chimi chicken bowl, and found it to be very flavorful. It was a great mix of protein, carbs, and veggies, and I really enjoyed the chimichurri sauce in the bowl. I actually could've done without the wonton chips, but I'm glad I gave it a try. The store was fairly busy when I arrived around 11:40 but I got my bowl within 10 minutes. I liked that there were some outdoor tables where I could sit and enjoy my meal while people watching in the public square. I was tempted to return later in the week to try their breakfast. Maybe someday if I return.

Better than the overall rating would suggest but not likely to blow you away…read more Had a big group dinner last night. Taco bar was pretty good. Tortillas were a bit small and the beans lacked a little flavor but the rice, meat, and toppings (quac, cheese, cilantro/onion, etc) were good. Drinks were included and there were several bartenders to keep up with the large group. Had fun with some of the games and we had folks bowling, throwing darts, and having a good time.

I love the activities they have set out it's great if you're looking to play games with friends…read morewhile you drink. The staff has always been really nice, I've been a few times.

My friend suggested a group date night to hang out at Tabletop. There was 6 of us, and we had a…read moregreat time! This place is very affordable to play as many games as you want for $5. The staff was very friendly and offered food recommendations. I ordered off of their fall menu, and I got a boozy Apple Crisp milkshake. It was so delicious! I also ordered their buffalo chicken bites that were good as well. We spent about 2 hours there playing different games, laughing, and having fun. I highly recommend everyone who is into boardgames or card games to visit this establishment.

We had a wonderful time at this cafe. Everything was beyond expectations, including really well…read moremade cocktails and a very respectable food menu. We enjoyed the hummus plate and vegan pizza. They have a HUGE selection of games. Atmosphere and staff are really causal and friendly. But enjoying a mirthful afternoon with some day drinking and playing with friends was the perfect day for me and I suspect can be for you too! Please come and support this local business!

Heck's is always a good option for a quaint and tasty lunch. Stopped in on a Thursday afternoon and…read morethere were only a few people inside. You can't beat the awesome ambiance that's created by ceiling skylights and the whimsical spiral stairs in the middle of the restaurant. I got the fish and chips and my dad got the heck's burger. The fish wasn't really seasoned at all, but it was nice and crispy. The tartar sauce was really tasty and I even used it for my potato wedges. Oh and I loved the slaw!!!! It was vinegar based and reminded me of like a Thai slaw. You can never go wrong with their burgers, however i did see a few other items on the menu that looked intriguing . Can't wait to return to try them.

Cute little burger joint! It was very clean and had great…read morefood. I was on a diet and ordered the chicken skewers and rice and I asked for sauce on the side. It was very tasty and was a good size portion! I had to take half home. We had a big party of 12 and the waiter was kind enough to separate our checks. He was on it and attended to our every need. They had a nice bar and patio as well.

this place is a real cleveland gem inside, so cool!…read more tip: make a reservation the food portions can be small so i always try to eat before.

Porco is an adorable little tiki bar on W 25th street. It is located in a very unassuming building…read more You could drive right by and not even notice it is there. We had been meaning to go for so long and we are so happy we did. The tiki bar decorations are amazing. They have patio seating and seating inside. I would recommend reservations because they get very busy. Phillipino food compliments their cocktails. They have different menu items based on the days of the week. The cocktails are categorized by alcohol content and have cute tiki bar related names. The server recommended the lumpia and it did not disappoint. Porco is definitely a place to visit again.