The simplest ingredients on fresh made focaccia bread as only Italians can do!! You have the…read morenicest people taking your order and making your amazing sandwich. Watch them as they bake the bread from scratch and make your sandwich to order using the best ingredients. Just like being in a family kitchen in Italy! They also sell these amazing chocolate chip cookies big enough to share!!! Don't miss out on visiting Affettati when you are in Little Italy CLE!

This place is amazing!!!!!Any thing is amazing . Enjoy authentic deli tastes …read more Enjoy the delicious Italian experience

Large build your own 14 inch sub was $20. It had one meat and one cheese and two sauces. Expensive…read more Delicious basil aioli. The brownies are $7.50!! I was going to get one but it was very hard. No rice pudding today sadly. The chocolate chip caramel cookie was kinda sorta soft and flavorful. Overall meh, better as a little boujie grocery with various beers and dry grains/beans. No sign outside/above so very easy to miss!

Sausage and pepper sandwich is unreal. The bread is so fresh and the marinara is perfect. A plus.read more

I have a deep love of the smell of bread so, smell-wise, this place is heaven…read more I popped in here with with a friend and left with a number of things. Baguette, red fife bread, cheddar clove scone and a mocha. The bread buts were crusty and beautiful. Since it was around lunch we also got a pork banh mi to split and it was full to the brim with pork and a decent amount of pickled veggies. Everything was delicious, can't recommend enough!

Awesome day... Awesome neighborhood... Awesome bakery! I…read morejust happened to be driving on Fairmount Blvd today around lunchtime and low and behold what do I see...? "On the Rise Bakery". Well, I don't mind telling you, I pulled over as fast as I could, parked and ran in. There is NOTHING that smells as good as fresh bakery. I thought I died and went to heaven. All the different breads and pastries and brownies and cookies and coffee. Oh my goodness! What do I buy first. Well I settled on a great cup of Jo with a marvelous raspberry croissant. And a loaf of sourdough crown. I munched down the coffee and croissant as soon as I walked out the door. Now I can't wait to get home and get into the sourdough. You definitely need to get over to "On the Rise" ASAP/PDQ!

I have lived in the eastern suburbs of Cleveland for 6 years and have NEVER been to Grum's Sub…read moreShop, a beloved local institution, until a blustery November day when my ADHD brain refused to let me move on with my day until I ate a sandwich. After a brief glance at the menu (and picking up a gummy worm flavored diet mountain dew from their vending machine...), I ordered their Grum Sandwich (7" for $8) without peppers and swapped out the oil for stadium mustard as well as an order of their plain "grumizza" to indulge in for dinner. It was only $2.75!!! How can I resist that?? I am not exaggerating when I say that I would die for this sandwich and I don't know if it was my obsessive ADHD brain talking or not, but it was one of the best sandwiches I have ever had. There was sooooo much meat on there, the spice mix was amazing, and the bread.... woweeee wow, so soft and fluffy and oh my god delicious. AND IT WAS ONLY 8 DOLLARS. The grumizza made for a great dinner as well. Using the same bread as the sandwiches, they loaded it up with sauce, ooey gooey cheese, and that spice mix I love so much. I hit my carb quota for a week in just one day but my god, was it worth it! I should also mention the place was packed and the diligent staff worked very hard to keep up with all the orders and they did a great job! My only suggestion is adding the ability to provide customers with a glass of water. I DEFINITELY will be back!!!

I've had this place numerous times. Very quick and simple subs. Not many sides and vending machine…read moresoda. Has both hot and cold choices. They are know for the "Grumsteer" but all the subs I've had have been delicious. Filled to the brim with meat and dressings. $8 for a half and $16 for a full. Turkey sub is great as is the Roast Beef. I will continue to eat here. It is busy and has limited hours. 8.3 out of 10.

We just stopped in to kill some time, met the owner Michelle and she is an amazing, energetic and…read moregenerous person. Enjoyed talking with her. It definitely be a stop whenever in the area. The meats and cheese are so tasty! She gave a sample of the zucchini pancakes - wow!! Sooo Good!

Murray Hill Market makes the best authentic Italian food just like my Nonna's kitchen! Everything…read moreon the menu is perfectly seasoned to excite your taste buds and give you the comfort of eating savory homemade cuisine. It has become my new favorite place to pick up a light fare or to enjoy an amazing meal in a relaxing setting. Don't miss this unique culinary experience. Mangiamo!

Nubeigel is not just another bagel shop, it feels like real food done right. I had the open face…read moretuna melt and it was fantastic. Fresh, filling, and you can tell they actually care about what they are making. I spoke to the owner too, he used to work in a Michelin star restaurant and honestly you can tell. If a bagel could be called cuisine this would be it... but it is still a bagel - which makes it even better! There are bagel shops and then there is Nubeigel . Great spot in Cleveland Heights.

Rated Best Bagels in Ohio, this place is legit. Between quick and friendly service, and generous…read moreshmear & toppings, you're leaving full and delighted every time. Their NY-style bagels have a signature cornmeal crust which takes it all to the next level. They have a cool, urban vibe-- the place small but cute with adequate seating, a nice merch corner, good signage, and even custom-made art by a local artist. The owner, Josh, and everyone who works there is wonderful. Everything is so thoughtful & well-executed, so there's a reason they always get glowing reviews-- they deserve 'em!

So glad I found this place! Very warm and cute inside, great coffee, service was friendly. I…read morearrived pretty soon after opening and there was quickly a line, as I ate it got longer and longer. This was on a Saturday morning. But they get everyone through quickly and efficiently. My smallest one loved her ham and cheese croissant, it was so flaky and buttery- I don't even like ham and I enjoyed my stolen bites. My spinach feta quiche was very tasty but a little on the salty side. Loved the pumpkin scone- if you're like Larry David, this is a true scone, not to be confused with a muffin. Thick in the middle, crunchy corners, mild pumpkin spice flavors. The sourdough loaf we brought home was perfect. Love that you can walk to the library from here. Bonus. We will be back!

I love Stone Oven Bakery! It's always such a treat when I get to stop in and grab a few pastries…read more On this visit I got a glazed butter croissant and some type of cinnamon sugar bun I believe. Both were delicious and devoured in the car before I got to my destination. They are always well staffed so service is quick. Atmosphere is usually busy and lively, but a great place for a coffee/pastry meeting or to grab a breakfast.

I've passed Honeybirch Bakehouse more times than I can count, always thinking "oh yeah! This is…read morehere. I want to try it." Finally, my husband and I went because we set a goal for 2026 to try a new bakery. Honeybirch did not disappoint! The friendly couple who owns the shop is hard at work putting out delicious and ever changing goods. I got hooked by the cardamom bun, which luckily is one of their staples. We also enjoyed some savory pastries and loaves of bread. Can't wait to make this a more regular part of our bakery rotation.

Thanks to Too Good To Go (and my love of desserts!), I finally got around to trying Honeybirch…read moreBakehouse a few weeks ago, a "new-ish" bakery on the other side of Cleveland Heights from my house. For a discounted price of about $9, I came home with 4 delicious baked goods and a mini baguette about an hour before they closed for the day. Note: $9 is way less than what you will normally pay for these 5 items. They average around $4 each. I got a savory scone, a massive cookie, a mini baguette, an apple muffin, and a huge cinnamon roll. I ate the cinnamon roll nearly right away once I got home. The cinnamon roll with cream cheese ($6) was SOOOOO moist and decadent! I warmed it up for a few seconds and then enjoyed one of the best cinnamon roll I have ever had. The vanilla and cinnamon were very prominent. Definitely a calorie bomb though. I shared the other sweet treats with my sister the next day and we agreed that the next best item was the muffin. I should also mention that the staff member that helped me that afternoon was very nice and most likely the owner. He was very helpful in explaining what each item I got in my box was and also in helping me decide on a gift for a friend I was about to see soon. I bought my friend a box of locally made teas for about $14 and she loved them! I definitely hope to come back here soon (once I have worked off the pounds from this most recent visit haha)!

food always good and great beer. Food arrived quickly. Staff provide good service as well.read more

Tuesday night trivia @7pm is my favorite!. They also have great bean dip and there's free parking…read morein the garage behind the building. They have flights and pints and drinks galore. There's also indoor and outdoor seating and outside it is pet friendly.

I order the cheese board for a work function and people ask me all the time where I got it from…read more Great tray!

On sunday, Sande and I stopped by Market on Lee to pick up some sandwiches and sundries. We did not…read morehave a great experience. Sande (who is hearing impaired) was having a hard time hearing what I was saying because the music was really loud. It was Jimi Hendrix so at least they had good taste but when I had to repeat my order several times, the employees should have taken a cue that the music was too loud. None of the sandwiches or entrees on the board had prices which I found to be odd... We ordered soup, lasagna slice and stromboli (all of which were pre-made/packaged). They asked twice if we wanted the items heated and we said no twice in return. 15 minutes later, we were still awaiting our order even though were were only 4 patrons in the store the entire time we were there. What was taking so long to put 3, pre-made packaged items in containers and into a bag? Finally I went up to the counter and asked what was taking so long and they said they were still getting things ready (which was a bad sign). Sure enough, when we got the food, they had heated the lasagna and stromboli which was useless because by the time we got back home, it had to be reheated. The stromboli was pretty good. 3.5 stars out of 5 but the lasagna was awful. Not cheesy, almost no sauce and just dry and uninteresting, 1 star. The split pea soup was incredibly salty, 2.5 stars. Overall i'd give them 1 star and we won't be returning.