I went to Kent State many moons ago and Euro Gyro was a popular place to call when you had the…read moremunchies. My good friend Stoner Jon would always order the Guy on the Couch sandwich, which is an homage to the stoner movie Half Baked. The pizza was NEO thicker hillbilly style. I stumble into this location after doing the Madison Crawl and grab a gyro. The gyros aren't as good as Mars Bar down the street but on par with Greek Village. Warning, they do add lettuce to the gyro which is not always how it's done. Still a nice gyro to grab after a night of drinking. They are open late!

Don't get me wrong, I'm a local and love my local pubs and what not but mannnn, Euro Gyro Lakewood…read moreis a SLEEPER!!!! $4.50 for pints of Dort, $5 gyros!!, awesome salads, delicious food all around, super clean, super kind, and super cheap. The service is fast and perfect, the game is on, the crispy chicken is delicious... get her and enjoy, NOW!!!!

Wow, wow, wow. Stopped in for breakfast. Such a cute little restaurant. Come early, it filled up…read moreright after we arrived around 8:30 on a Sunday. We got the tostada and the biscuits and gravy. The tostada was a work of art! And bursting with flavor. The biscuits and gravy. Where to start? The biscuit was super flaky, moist, cut in half and filled with scrambled eggs that seemed to be layered. The whole thing was covered with a gravy, chock full of sausage and, perfectly cooked mushrooms. I got a sweet potato cinnamon bun to go. Can't wait to try that later today!

I had to wait 20 minutes for a seat at the bar on a Friday morning, and I'm glad to say the wait…read morewas worth it! I ordered the biscuit & gravy ($16) and one kids pancake ($5). Both were delicious! The biscuit was perfectly buttery, and it was covered in a rich, flavorful mushroom gravy and came with scrambled eggs. It was filling but somehow not too heavy. I licked my plate clean. The pancake was also wonderful. It was topped with a thin layer of rhubarb jam that brought a nice tartness along with a dollop of sorghum butter and whipped cream, and served with Ohio maple syrup on the side. I could have easily had a whole stack of the pancakes. The staff was friendly, and though the place was busy, the service was efficient. Excited to come here again! Note - if you use a credit card, it does come with a 3% service fee.

Gorgeous space with lots of natural light and high ceilings. Some unique offerings for both brunch…read moreand dinner and interesting cocktails. Delicious crispy but not hard waffle fries. The umami maggi mayo was good too. The frittata was piping hot and came with a large dollop of goat cheese type topping. It was both beautiful and delicious. This place isn't expensive either!

The service was fine but the audibly disgruntled cook in the back was rude. How do I, someone who…read moredid not go to the back at any point, know this? He was complaining. Loudly. About making our dishes. Never had passive aggressive behavior like that from the kitchen. Servers were fine. Attentive. But the kitchen commentary was bizarre. Food was not worth the price. Tasteless Midwest slop with a high markup. Parking was hard to find. Just a disappointing experience all around.

I've seen this place on TV New away Cleveland. So I wanted to try. We happened to be in the area…read moreand decided to try. We wanted a small bite not too much and this ended up being perfect. On the outside it's a big silver diner. Looks smaller than it is. Inside there is a good amount of seating and it's not small. Parking is right out front. We sat and ordered pretty quick. I got the chicken noodle soup and salad. Kathy got the Greek salad with chicken. We both got the Greek dressing. The chicken noodle was homemade with plenty of big carrots, celery, egg noodles and a bit of chicken. It was good. Could have used a bit more chicken but it was full of veggies and tasted good. Plus it was hot. Love it. Salad came and it was a decent size. Also lots of veggies. It was just enough food. And the price was great under $8. The Greek salad could have been a bit larger. I thought it looked a bit skimpy. But Kathy got a whole chicken breast cut up. She sub's out the gyro meat. Again dressing was homemade and really good. The desserts looked super good but we did not partake. The menu is good with Bfast, lunch, dinners. Everything from burgers, sandwiches, pasta. Lots to choose from and prices are decent. Service was good. She was very attentive. Overall, good experience and good quick lunch. I'd go back.

It was ok. My sandwich was on a croissant and that was good…read more My daughter got the chicken paprikash. It smelled weird. I tasted a dumpling and it was not good. She tried to get me to try the chicken but I didn't want to get sick. It smelled like industrial cleaner. The waitress was nice and my daughter got either the pot roast or roast beef. That was okay she said. The onion rings were excellent and the best part of our meal.

We discovered The Rowley Inn while touring the A Christmas Story House right across the street. We…read morewere told that many of the cast members ate here while filming the movie, which made us even more excited to give it a try. After looking over the menu, we were pleasantly surprised by the variety of both vegan and non-vegan options available. In fact, if you ask, they have a separate vegan menu with tons of choices, making it easy for everyone in our group to find something appealing. The atmosphere has that classic small-town neighborhood bar feel--casual, comfortable, and full of local charm. The service was friendly, attentive, and quick, which made the experience even better. We ordered the vegan pierogi dinner and the meatloaf dinner. The vegan cheese in the pierogies wasn't our favorite, but the dish was still very flavorful and enjoyable overall. The meatloaf dinner was a generous portion and absolutely excellent--comfort food done right. Between the welcoming atmosphere, diverse menu, and great service, The Rowley Inn was a delightful find. Whether you're visiting the Christmas Story House or just looking for a great local spot, it's definitely worth a stop. We'd happily visit again!

Across the street from the A Christmas Story House is the Rowley Inn. One thing we just had to…read moreexperience was great Polish food during our trip, so our friends chose this for us. They have a large menu of various pierogies and kielbasas, as well as traditional pub fare. They also have a great beer menu of the core basics and well as Cleveland/Ohio craft selections. The actual place feels like your inside an old house, with low ceilings and dim lighting. Our server was efficient and welcoming. They have a great bar area right inside the door too, and lean into their location with their own major award right inside. I ordered one of the veggie leaning pierogie dishes and loved how it was served with onions and sour cream. It was a delicious dish, which was much needed on an empty stomach. Prices are great.

The food was great and service was fast too. My boyfriend is a Vegan and was really happy with his…read morefood.

We sure hit the trifecta of bad when we went to Fat Cats for lunch on Tuesday…read more Shockingly tasteless & overly fried appetizer. Long wait time for various parts of our order. Ugh.

We went to Cordelia for the first time to celebrate our wedding anniversary, knowing we were going…read moreto have great food. We loved learning that orders are meant to be shared, and everything comes out fresh from the kitchen when they're finished preparing it. We decided to be adventurous and do the Bellie Up - and couldn't have had a better experience. Although we didn't get to choose any of the meals in the courses, there wasn't a single dish we had that we didn't go back for a second bite. Everything was paired perfectly and tasted delicious. There were multiple things we had that we would've never ordered for ourselves, and some of those items we ended up absolutely loving! The staff are ridiculously knowledgeable about the food and drink options, and we got to box up everything we didn't eat to take home. We will absolutely be back to celebrate our special moments. P.S. - If you don't get the fried chicken, you wasted your trip.

Top 5 dining experiences…read more The ambience is adorable and cool. Comfortable. The music is sort of loud but I guess that's the East 4th vibe The service and the food are tied with no way to out rank Service made us feel comfortable to ask endless questions. Try all the things and take our time enjoying it all. We shared everything our favs were the carrot murahamara, the farmer cheese dip, the burger box, the cabbage We had so match food this is a dream to come and have the opportunity to taste so many dishes and flavors While the cocktails are on the pricey side I expect they are comparable to the area especially with the neighbors I will reco Cordelia for a long time!

We came here for lunch after a trip to the zoo. I planned to order cheesesteak , but instead found…read moreavocado tacos and empanadas on the menu. What a good choice those were! The ingredients in the tacos were unbelievably fresh and they came with a generous amount of lime wedges to squeeze on top. I had a chicken empanada as well, which was amazing. The atmosphere was perfectly family friendly, clean and inviting. Very reasonable prices, and our waitress was kind and attentive. Locals are lucky to have this joint, and vacationers are lucky to find it, making the name so appropriate!

For the cost to be really high I expected the food to have high standards and was greatly…read moredisappointed. The food had a rubbery texture. The order did not come as described in the menu. We will not be returning back for at least food perhaps drinks as the atmosphere, decor and music were nice.