I finally had a chance to swing over to check out the new Walden Market and I was very impressed!!…read moreThey have a wonderfully curated selection of fresh items (produce, meats, quick grab food, soups, bread, etc) as well as high quality pantry items and beer/wine. The staff was super friendly and helpful and the space was super inviting. I came on a day when one of their vendors, Market Fresh Jam Co., was doing free samples of the jam they sell inside the market. I was impressed by the quality and ended up buying two jars!! I will definitely be back!

A wonderful new market with an amazing selection of curated local goods, that were hand picked by…read morethe chefs. They also have a nice selection of meats, including aged steaks. My personal fave is currently the ground beef blend - made some incredibly tasty Father's Day burgers! Service is friendly and the prices are very fair.

Low Key place with great fare There wasn't many people in…read morethere on a Wednesday night. My friend and I overstayed and we were never kicked out (sorry my guy, the wine was flowing so the convo kept flowing) I had a sauvignon blanc to start which was crisp and delicious. I really should've taken notes on what the wines were because they were so good. Then I had a Pinot noir, also delicious. The sweet spicy pretzels paired perfectly with the wine.

Walked into this cute wine/ whiskey bar. Just before the holidays you would think you'd want to…read morehave this place staffed with more than just one server. The ambiance is cute with a few different tables and a communal table for couples/ singles. Bottles of wine adorn the built in library walls and it does seem cozy. I love the original typewriter in the bar area. We sat at the shared table, pulling up QR codes for the menu. We had to flag the only one person serving the entire bar down so that we could order drinks and food. She took our drink order, and then probably about 30 minutes went by after we were eyeing her left and right, it was clear to us that she was too busy or not making eye contact because she couldn't keep up with what was happening. Or at least I thought. After watching her have a full-blown conversation with the other person working there up at the bar area, we finally were able to get some food in, as my bf flagged her down. Olives for $7. A couple had pits that they missed I guess. But only about 12 olives total. Absolutely ridiculous. The BBQ chicken flatbread? Perhaps not. The dough was like a matzoh cracker. The chicken tasted like bland boring boiled chicken. After having been there for about 45 minutes with no food and only a couple of very strong Manhattans that were not well made, I was starting to get loopy so I wolfed down the flatbread even though it tasted like garbage. While I think this spot has a lot of potential, the service was so lackluster in the cutest of little towns, I would not come back.

Don't buy any pre-roast rolls because there's nothing in them and they're trying to trick everybody…read moreit's on the front of the package you can buy two pre-rolls for $10 okay but there's nothing in them it says right in front of the package it says they have no THC or anything else in it it's like tobacco

Pitstop Deli in Fairview Park is a hidden gem tucked inside a little convenience store! The food is…read morealways fresh, and they give you a hearty portion that definitely hits the spot. Quick, tasty, and super convenient--what more could you ask for?

Not a huge store, but they manage to cram in quite a few craft beers! The staff was knowledgeable,…read moreand liked to talk beer, which is always a plus in my book!! Pop in, if you are in the neighborhood and you're looking for some decent beers. Cheers to that!!

It's as comfortable and welcoming at Mayland Beverage as is possible for a beverage store! Owner…read moreJimmy is kind and helpful. He helped me choose some special wines for a special occasion - without breaking my bank account. He and others offered to carry my box to my car. We laughed at a variety of jokes and friendly silliness at the checkout counter. I live out in Chagrin, and will be happy to go the distance to Mayfield Hts to pick up future libations. It was definitely worth the trip!

I went in for brewing supplies to make a standard wheat beer. I found WB had a very limited…read moreselection of beer making supplies that are over priced. All yeast packets were $7.95. Limited selection- they didn't have the whitbier yeast that I needed and the clerk told me to use an all-purpose beer yeast. I looked for the malt, hops and other ingredients- nope- they didn't have them. The clerk told me I can substitute some other hops, etc. I've made beer before, some things can be substituted, but the basic yeast and main hops can't be. They were selling 5-gallon plastic buckets for $18.99 and with $20.99 for volume-marked buckets! They had Brewer Best kits- a whitbier beer kit was marked $44, but it was dated "packaged 2022" and the another kit had the date sticker removed. The yeast expired a long time ago for those kits. Other kits (that had date labelled) went back to 2020. I'm not sure what their story is, but from reviews it seems like they may have bought a good and solid business where former people knew how to make beer and buy supplies. Now for beer and wine making there's a limited inventory (and old 2020), and marked-up prices. They may have a better beer selection, but for beer making supplies- No sales for me.

Smelled like pee. Like the NY subway. Or a port-a-potty on a hot day. Beer selection of obscure…read morebeers and good wines has dwindled away. Shelves are barely stocked. Used to be a destination for beer hunters. Now it's just for lottery tickets and 12 packs.

Rozi's is a wine house located inside the historic Cook Office Building in the heart of Lakewood…read more The wine bar is pretty popular. I visited this wine bar on multiple occasions including most recently during Lakewood Chocolate Walk. AMBIANCE: Wine market meets casual wine bar. Dainty tables between wine aisles, small bar, and enclosed patio-like are your seating options. Most guests seem to be friend groups. Vibes and dress are casual. The building houses Rozi's Wine on the lower level, and various offices on the other floors. The includes beauty salon, and medical services. If you're visiting the building for any of the service you can just easily take the elevator down to Rozi's. Cook Office Building is supposedly haunted! WINE: Rozi's has a huge variety of wine for all budgets. There is a section of under $20 wines. Then an aisle away there is Dom Perignon. They also sell various beers from all the world (on tap and in cans). You can purchase wine by the bottle or by glass. I always opt into the glass option, which usually costs $10-12. You can also try samples to see if you'll like an entire bottle or glass. New options are constantly added to the menu. I tried the new orange wine from Sicily, Italy ($11). It was okay but not a favorite. It was pretty bland to me, not bold like I'd expect. Then again I have never had orange wine so take this with a grain of salt. I haven't yet discovered any memorable wines here. SERVICE: The service is transactional. I never feel like I can engage in a conversation about wine. I wish there would be more warmth. If you're looking for wine before dining on Detroit Road or need a bottle to go, this is your place. It's the only locally owned place I've seen on the West Side with such extensive selection.

I agree with all the reviews posted, but what I REALLY loved was how immaculate and organized the…read moreshop was. It's an old establishment in an old building, but you wouldn't know it strolling around the shop. The outdoor covered patio is especially great in good weather.

This is my favorite corner store in the neighborhood. My husband, dog and I walk here frequently-…read morekind of a Friday night ritual. I really like that they let us bring our pup in - management is pretty cool. The variety is really good. Plenty of wines, ciders, beer, and pop. When I'm feeling like I need something sweet, I appreciate that there is a nice ice cream selection. If I am feeling adventurous, I appreciate that beers are sold individually, by the bottle - it's always the worst when you buy a pack of a new drink and end up not liking it, so it's nice to try just one bottle! I also like that if you request a specific drink, management will look into it!

I'm adding a star to my previous rating for two reasons:…read more 1) The owner and his son who run the place get to know the neighbor folks and regulars. They're not super-talkative, but very, very friendly. Also, you can bring your dog in with you if you're on a walk and you decide to pick something up. That's huge for me because I refuse to leave my dog outside, unattended anywhere but my fenced in backyard. 2) The a la cart beer section is fan-freakin-tabulous. You'll most likely spend a little more than your average sixer of all the same brews, but this way you can pick and choose from their great selection. Sometimes I'm in the mood for lots of different kinds of beers, but I don't want cases of it lying around my house--that's just asking for trouble, right? Hehe. I will add that sometimes straight up sketchy ass people come in here and linger around you. The owner will handle it, so don't worry.

great place in bedfordheights, we love chris's food. sad it is closing and moving into the winking…read morelizard next door. we wont be going any more. who wants to sit drinking expensive whiskey while listening to screaming kids and eating lizard food. and without a patio. what a shame. you will be losing a lot of customers.

This place is incredible. An absolutely astounding selection of craft beer to either take home or…read moredrink at the bar, and the staff is friendly and knowledgeable. If I still lived in Ohio, this would be my go-to place. If you are a craft beer fan, get there for a visit. You won't regret it.