I recently had breakfast at Another Broken Egg Cafe in Streetsboro, and while the experience was…read morenot a disaster, it did feel like an expensive lesson in managing expectations. I was genuinely excited to find a place nearby serving eggs Benedict, since that is apparently now considered a rare regional specialty. The eggs Benedict itself was satisfying, and the decaf coffee was actually very good. It stayed hot, which was impressive because warmth was not exactly the theme of the rest of the experience. The custom mug was a nice touch, the silverware was clean, and my water glass was crystal clear, so points for clearing the very basic hurdles of public dining. That said, the details were where things started to drift. I asked whether I could get butter on the side for my English muffin and was told yes. When the food arrived, the butter had apparently chosen a different path in life. I selected the potatoes as my side, and they were dry and cold, which was a nice reminder that not all breakfast foods dream of being eaten. I also asked for cream with my decaf coffee and was given those little plastic peel-top cups of palm-oil creamer like the kind sitting beside a gas station coffee urn. It would have been helpful to know that beforehand, just so I could adjust my standards in advance. The service was probably the most disappointing part. My server never introduced herself, never said good morning, never welcomed me, and never asked how I was doing. The exchange had all the warmth and personality of renewing a vehicle registration. The first words out of her mouth were asking what I wanted to drink. Then whether I was ready to order. Then whether I was ready for the bill. Then she answered my question about whether I paid there or at the front. Finally, after the check, I did get a "have a good day," which was nice in the same way a closing credit is technically part of the movie. As an added bit of breakfast theater, I was seated near the kitchen entrance, while the table across the aisle featured what I mentally dubbed the Desperate Housewives of Streetsboro, carrying on a lively discussion about construction, a new kitchen, and the hand towels they were all apparently having to use in the meantime. It was less background ambience and more accidental community theater. For $21.87 for eggs Benedict, potatoes, and a decaf coffee, I expected a breakfast experience and not an exercise in emotional self-service. There were good elements here, but the missing butter, cold potatoes, fake creamer, and indifferent service made the whole thing feel more like a nicely plated inconvenience than a place I would be eager to revisit.

I live in a food Mecca city for the past 12 years. So when I come home to visit, the food scene…read morehere hurts my soul. Until I found this place. This was the first menu that truly excited me to try. This spot raises the bar for ohio food. The southern/ Cajun flair in the menu made my heart flutter. The Cajun shrimp and crawdad omelet was amazing but the bacon and gouda grits stole the show. I could eat my body weight in that dish. My only complaint for food is, I would have loved a louisiana hot sauce or some vinegar based hot sauce to go with it. Not gonna lie, our server definitely forgot about us, a few times but.... the food made up for it.

I've been fortunate enough to travel all over the world and dine at restaurants ranging from…read moreMichelin-starred establishments to hidden neighborhood gems. I can honestly say The Blue Door has earned a place among the very best meals I've ever had. What amazed me most wasn't just that every dish was delicious--it was that every single plate had its own identity. Nothing tasted repetitive or safe. Each course was thoughtfully composed with bold flavors, beautiful presentation, and combinations I never would have imagined working together... yet they absolutely did. Beyond the food, every plate looked like a work of art. You could tell the kitchen artists take immense pride in presentation without sacrificing flavor. The service was warm, knowledgeable, and perfectly paced. We never felt rushed, and every recommendation was spot on. If someone asked me where to experience one of the best dining experiences in Ohio, I wouldn't hesitate for a second. I'd tell them to drive to The Blue Door in Cuyahoga Falls. This wasn't just dinner. It was an experience.

I had heard that this was an incredible place to try for breakfast. Unfortunately, it didn't stand…read moreup to the hype. The biggest disappointment was that the food was cold. It looked like it could have been good if it hadn't have sat out so long before it was brought to the table. Potatoes were cold. Toast was cold. Quiche was cold. The server, on the other hand, was incredible. He was attentive, friendly and a true star in our bad food experience. There were two of us, and the total for breakfast plus two coffees and tip was more than $70. Portions are huge. Ambiance was nice. Sad it didn't knock it out of the park.

The interior of this restaurant is so cool! Thought the mixed ceramic salt and pepper shakers and…read morecoffee mugs were cute. Service was good--attentive and kept the coffee and water full. The food was alright, pretty standard breakfast food taste and price. Would definitely choose Over Easy over the other breakfast place in that vicinity.

Great place for breakfast. Snowy morning in Kent and their huge serving of the depot pancake hit…read morethe spot.....

Stopped by to try their chorizo breakfast burrito. It was decent but very greasy because they…read moredidn't cook the eggs with the chorizo. I had to knock a star because the girl that wrapped it either didn't care or had never made a burrito before. The tortilla was loose and not wrapped right so it immediately started falling apart.

Stopped in to good grief again on Saturday. Always delicious wraps and chips. "My Kentucky home"…read more is a chorizo breakfast burrito masterpiece. Love stopping here. Quick service and friendly staff round out a great spot. Just a couple small tables inside but Heartwood coffee is attached with spaced there (I believe they are affiliated) and I think there are some outside spots. We love to pick up and go enjoy at home.

Amazing!!! Another one I was thinking of gatekeeping. But when you're doing food right, you deserve…read moreto be noticed and put on a pedestal. Plus, I'd love for you all to be around a long time. The service was friendly, not a long wait for the food at all. Food is delicious. Ambiance was nice... talk about outdoor space!!! Price point and portions were amazing. Pork chops that you can cut with a butter knife... sampler trays that included curds and burnt ends ok just cut to the pictures now I'm drooling just thinking about the food.

The food is really good! Very reasonably priced! Also the atmosphere is both comfy & pretty! The…read morewaitresses & staff are very nice & on top of everything.

Stopped in for brunch around 10:30 p.m. and found the place a bit busy, but well-maintained and…read morewelcoming, with family members running the front of house. The atmosphere felt genuine and community-driven. The food was the highlight-easily one of the most creative, thoughtful, and flavorful breakfast experiences I've had in the area in a long time. The originality of the dishes really stood out. The grits, in particular, were excellent-something that's surprisingly easy to get wrong, but they executed perfectly. One of the most impressive aspects was the takeout quality. I ordered a meal to go and didn't eat it until 15-20 minutes later, yet it still held up incredibly well-no reheating needed. That level of consistency is hard to achieve. Overall, I'd definitely recommend this spot to friends and colleagues. If you're unsure what to order, their Instagram page is worth checking out for inspiration

The food was absolutely delicious and the portions made worth the price! The service was excellent…read morefrom the time we arrived until we left! The young lady who took our order explained the menu and where WE fell short, they made up for it. The location is cute and not large, so I understand why they have no dining room service on the weekends.

My husband made reservations and took me here for our anniversary back in April. It was lovely!…read more The view of the lake was very beautiful and the food was great! Everything we ordered came out hot and tasty. The desserts were well made. I wouldn't wear heels again since their parking lot is gravel, but all was wonderful.

Skip. Our waiter was the bartender. As a former bartender it's hard to be both. He had no time. We…read morewaited 10 minutes to place w drink order. On next round we realized to place everything at once as he was getting 2 tables (that came in before us) just us at once Food was mediocre at best. I got the grouper. Asparagus was bitter and not cooked, fish cooked medium and got cold quickly. I ordered a bottle of wine for the table. Most acidic Riesling is ever. When I asked to Dora it home they did not offer a seal or bag. Overall for $70 a waste of money

Horseshoe Diner is a lovely spot! The folks that work here do a wonderful job and are very kind!…read moreThe omelette was DELICIOUS and so were the home fries!! They've got some cool historical pictures on the walls and the space itself is super adorable. I highly recommend stopping in at Horseshoe Diner if you get the chance!!

Ravenna's best kept secret. Tucked in a building on main street this restaurant is just the laid…read moreback, welcoming diner I needed yesterday. Very friendly staff and regulars make you feel at home immediately. Sparkling clean inside with lots of local photos on the walls. The food was delicious and we really enjoyed the sugar cookies too. Basic diner fare done well in the perfect atmosphere. We loved our first visit and will be back again.

Really appreciate this Hometown business! Great staff,…read morecomfort food and the local gathering place! Refurbished & cozy, several local groups use the second dining area for get together/ meeting. Love burger night & ribs, desserts are great.

Delicious Chili con Carne appetizer sprinkled with savory onions and cheese started our delightful…read moremeal which we followed with their amazing Barramundi fish on a bed of delicious wild rice, blackened asparagus and a side salad. YUMMY!!!

Flury's is a Cuyahoga Falls staple. I used to go there when I was a kid to the Sackett Ave…read more location when it was Flury's sandwich shop and Mr. Flury would grill me sandwiches. We would ride there on our bicycles. Nothing has changed in 45 years other than the location - and Mr. Flury is no longer living. The food is still fresh and natural, just like your Mom or Dad would make you at home. The staff is friendly, and the Garfield Cat clock still adorns the wall. Great breakfast joint with hot coffee.

This is our go to breakfast place in Cuyahoga Falls. It's small but cozy and the food and service…read moreis fantastic. You may have to wait but it's worth it for the homemade croissants.