I want to know who is playing in my face Got this…read moreDoorDashed, half the items are missing on the sub & that whisper of a tomato is embarrassing. Honestly think they had this premade and just threw it in my bag because it tastes like it was made 5 hours ago. Disgusting

Good sub shop, their sauce is what make it…read more Service was not good. I asked for pickles and sauce on the side and didn't get either. Credit card machine was broken. #1 was good.

We have eaten here several times in past service excellent along with the food. Ambiance is rustic…read moreand warm atmosphere.

We stopped into Cornerstone as part of the Brewery Passport. We were seated immediately and service…read morewas good despite being short staffed. Cornerstone is located in a beautiful building. The exposed brick and the bar are very nice. They had mostly guest taps. We ordered the couple of beers they brewed and they were good. We had already eaten so we didn't have a chance to try their food. There were other tables with food orders. It appeared based on a note on the menu Cornerstone has been struggling lately. I hope they are able to brew more beer and things pick up for them. They had several awards on the wall and seemed to have been around for a long time.

Nestled with walking distance of Baldwin Wallace, Cafe Ah Roma is bustling with students and…read morelocals alike. Whether you are grabbing a coffee and muffin, curling up with a book or doing homework this is the blend to be. They offer a variety of sandwiches, pastries, bagels, coffees and teas, just a little bit for everyone. We opted for bagel sandwiches made to order, simple no fuss and delicious. The chai was perfect...extra hot spicy and full of nutmeg just the way I like it.

Coffee or tea in a place most people wouldn't think is a college town - 2 of 2…read more In downtown Berea and not far from small private Baldwin Wallace University is this independent and popular coffeehouse. It's popular with students, with educators, with local residents, and with whomever has had it recommended to them ... like me. I have had two people tell me about Cafe Ah-Roma and one was a local friend who now prefers coffeehouses in suburbs closer to the lake. Regardless, everyone you ask about it seems to know exactly where Cafe Ah-Roma is. When first told about it, I thought it had something to do with Rome. It then became very obvious it's a play on the word aroma that will additionally have you making an "ah" sound for relief and/or elation. The interior is comfortable like an old shoe and, based on the postings, art work, and vibe, the store has real connectedness to its community. Note that this area leans slightly liberal but not ridiculously so. That means you might even see a Karen or two in here. Also, true to the notion that "culture comes from the top down," the staff that helps you, often students, are very polite and customer-focused when the chain coffeehouses are almost at the point of sliding things at you. These are good values that the owners are passing on to employees and, here, it's about the customers. They want to know that you are happy with your purchase. I want to add that, to go with your coffee or tea, they have cookies, pastries, or could put together something savory for you. In my case, I added a tomato basil bagel with a vegetable spread that they made for me. It's all good. The prices for menu items are also fair. This coffeehouse is in the suburb immediately south of the international airport. Only a few hotels are north of CLE, with most of them being south in Berea or Middleburg Heights. If staying at a nearby hotel, this locale is nearby. Cafe Ah-Roma is for everyone and the broad customer base is really interesting. In more temperate weather, there are exterior chairs and tables under the covered walkway to nearby stores. The interior is fairly spacious and bright. In closing, Ah-Roma deserves high marks for being a good coffeehouse (4 stars) and then some, hence 5 stars.

A great restaurant for some great Mexican food. Our waiter was very nice and professional. The…read moredecor is very fun and has great city night vibes with their neon signs. Our food was amazing. I was very impressed. The birria burrito had a lot of flavor and the consome was one of the best I have ever had. The area where the restaurant is usually a very busy area, but we were able to go at a good time and find parking. I highly recommend this place.

Honestly this place is VERY mid. Beans are canned (especially the refried), enchilada sauce is…read morecanned. Can't imagine anything is really home made or authentic. The margs were decent. The birria tacos were decent. The other issue is coming in and putting your name down, getting told it was an hour and a half wait which was fine but if your table is ready and if you don't respond to them in 5 mins they give your table away. Got the text at 645pm, we got there by 6:49pm and our table was already sat and given to someone else. They can't handle a busy day and that was noted. Chips and salsa are good tho. So just go for margs and chips and salsa and that's really it!

Felt like family coming here. What a wonderful experience. I came based on the stars 5 stars is…read morewhat this place is. You walk in- pretty unsuspecting nothing over the top but the food and service. I've never had someone let me sample the cured meats so that I can best decide what wrap I wanted. I went with the corned beef - which melted in your mouth. Then the house aioli, pita bread wraps... everything was delicious. The owners were awesome. The staff happy and proud of the product they're putting out there. Thanks for the hospitality So good!!

Why 4 stars? Because this was a solid way to start my weekend trip…read more --- --- --- I was flying into CLE and was on the hunt to find a good place for lunch. My search didn't take me long, as I quickly found Express Deli: 5 minutes from the airport with an absurdly good rating. I don't always love ruben's, mostly because I'm not the biggest corn beef fan, but when they are done well, I am down. And I figured a place with a 4.9 rating would probably hit the spot. I think it did! I assume the mustached man who was a mirror image of the mascot was the owner, and he couldn't have been friendlier. There were only a couple of tables in here, so we sat down to ate, while a steady crowd of pick-up orders flowed through on a Friday at lunch time. My friend absolutely *insisted* I mention that they do not have parking spot lines painted in their lot. I am not one to turn down a dare, but I also acknowledge that these are the most inconsequential words I've ever typed in over 3,500 reviews. If you were to rank my priorities when evaluating a sandwich, the parking spot lines wouldn't crack the top 500. But my job is done here.

Ive been to First Watch several times, but never to this location. What a great location. It was…read morebright and clean and welcoming. I came close to opening, so it wasn't crowded when I arrived, but picked up while I was there. I was greeted immediately with a nice smile and friendly smile. My server was very attentive and kind. My food was delicious. I chose a trifecta breakfast. The chicken apple sausage was so tasty. My Belgian waffle was the best I've had in quite a while. My scrambled eggs were decent. I really liked my tangerine dream drink also. The sweet foam at the top was a nice touch. The restroom was very clean also. I would absolutely return.

I love First Watch!…read more Listen, 3 stars is good. It's a sturdy place which says the food is consistent, stable, hearty, reliable. Don't downplay 3 star reviews. Anyone who only gives 4/5 or 5/5 food doesn't know a damn thing about food or service. First watch has perfected the 'one-off diner' experience in a chain. They have a great, full menu, like what Denny's used to be, only on steroids. Their menu: They offer all the favorites. From Eggs Benedict, to Sausage and Gravy to your usual breakfast staples you'd expect from a breakfast-diner experience. Although they do serve sandwiches, I don't recommend them. Breakfast/brunch food is their strong suit. Their pancakes are nice and fluffy and they offer a variety of them from blueberry to banana. Waffles galore, and toast with jam. They know how to make eggs any way you want them. The Ambiance: It's very much a diner experience with diner service. It's passable. That's all you need. Not exceptional, not poor. The good news is that no matter what location. You go to, (I've been to 3), there is always a short wait list, which is a good sign. You're never waiting long, just be patient. It's a sturdy, good experience! Don't downplay a 3 star review. I'm honest. One or Two stars? I'd be careful. But repect the 3 star review as good, reliable, and worth visiting! Please stand for the Creed....

Great food, service great, cocktails are amazing!! The vibe…read moreis great, bar is always fun with much energy in the restaurant. Spectacular art within the various rooms.....

Nice place off the Strongsville town area a bit north of the corner of Pearl and Royalton. Interior…read morewas modern and appealing and despite many windows, we were comfortable despite the frigid temperatures outside. We were seated quickly though the place was packed. The dining area was very loud and I had to almost shout to the person seated next to me to be heard. Our server was friendly and knowledgeable about the menu, drinks and specials. The food was quite nice. I had the schnitzel which was perfectly cooked, crispy exterior yet still juicy inside. My Old Fashioned was tasty and strong. Good food, friendly server but noisy interior. I'd come back if it was on a weeknight and the crowd is hopefully smaller.

Was in the neighborhood when my girls noticed this cute crepe restaurant. It so happened that we…read morehadn't had lunch yet so they decided that's where we're gonna have to eat. You place your order at the counter and they bring your food and drinks to your table. We got a maple bacon crepe, crème brûlée crepe, kid's crepe, and I had to try the Dubai chocolate latte. My older daughter and I halfed each of the savory and sweet crepes so we each got to try both, while my younger daughter had the kid crepe all to herself. Overall, we thought the crepes were good - we enjoyed it, but nothing spectacular. However, I think I enjoyed my Dubai chocolate latte more than the crepes. They had some interesting drinks on the menu and I'd like to go back and try some of their other coffee creations.

Today was a better day here. The food was amazing and the ambiance was great as well. As we were…read morethere eating our brunch and drinking my Americano Coffee, I looked out the window and snowflakes were falling. I was transported to some other place and time. The service was pretty fast and it was pretty full.

Food is amazing, great service, and clean restaurant. My first time trying, would definitely come…read moreback. The workers were younger but very attentive and pleasant.

This was my first visit at this Potbelly. I ordered online. My order was done at the time that was…read moresuggested. The staff was very nice and helpful. The restaurant itself was very clean. I ordered their BLTA and chicken pot pie soup. The food was good. I really liked the soup. It was delicious. I will definitely order from here again.

The food was so good. Kids meal was a great deal. The staff was so nice and patient as it took me a…read morefew minutes to order because my toddlers were running around. After eating here I will never go to Panera bread again. This place is soooooo much better. I've never had a better turkey bacon club in my life. The kids loved the cheese flatbread which came with a dessert and a drink for 6.50!!!! The ciabatta bread was delicious. The place was very clean and I was surprised it was empty. But I know I was wanting to come here for months and I believe they maybe just opened back up. I will be back!!!

Really good Thai chicken soup. There was a good selection of soups available and they let you have…read morelittle samples if you can't decide what you want. I also had the Cuban sammich, I'm a sucker for a Cuban and nobody (outside of Miami it seems) makes them "right" - meaning squishing it on a plancha. This one is no different, it's got all the required ingredients to make a Cuban however it was just popped in to the toaster oven and not squished in a plancha. It was still very good however. There were two employees working, no other customers at all. Service was very quick, no waiting really beyond what it took to whip up my order. I took it to go so I can't really comment on the ambience but like I said it was totally empty except for me and the 2 girls behind the counter so if nothing else it was pretty quiet inside.