I stopped in for lunch and was immediately greeted by a super friendly woman at the front counter…read morewho offered some great recommendations since it was my first visit. I was excited to see a great selection of soups, sandwiches, salads, and pitas on the menu. I ended up ordering the falafel pita and a small matzo ball soup, and I was pleasantly surprised to see they carried Poppi, the gut-friendly soda, which is always a plus. And I treated myself to a little baklava as well. Everything tasted fresh and delicious. The falafel was flavorful, the pita was soft and warm, and the soup was comforting and well-seasoned. Overall, a great spot with friendly service and tasty food.

I visited Niko's while working in the area. The reviews were solid, so I drove a little bit to get…read morethere. Upon arrival, I seated myself and a waitress visited me with a menu and took my drink request. I went with a Coke. I've been on a gyro kick lately, so I requested a gyro wrap, which comes with potatoe chips. A few minutes later, my gyro was delivered. It had red onions, tatziki, and traditional gyro meat. It was served hot and it was delicious. I would definitely request that wrap again and if I'm in the area again, I'll do just that. Good stuff!

Sooooo...lived up to the hype. Hard to get to, nothing is really near it. It was great. I got the…read moreNew York Pastrami or something like that. Price seemed in-line with other places, staff was particularly nice. People mentioned MAGA stuff (huge RED flag for me) and I DID see a Trump/Vance sticker (wtf?) but I also saw a Biden/Harris sticker. So if you are reading this Ms. Primo...how about: no stickers? I don't want to ruin my appetite thinking about Trump. That being said, the sandwich was the best sandwich I have eaten in Ohio. I will return and get some weird thing when I go back. Building was old a full of knick-knacks. They seemed to sell retail beer, but the selection wasn't amazing but they had some interesting stuff.

25 years of waiting and just disappointment…read more Nice warm day out, and me and my mom decided to go get something to eat for lunch. We hadn't been here before, but she has been waiting 25 years to come here. She has lived in Akron for all her life, and Kenmore for 10 of those. The bread was soggy, the ingredients were not quality whatsoever, it even looks like they cooked the sandwich with the lettuce on it. The pickles, the only thing free with this expensive meal, were soggy. We paid $41 for this meal for just utter disappointment. Not only that, but these are MAGA Trumpers, displayed everywhere, which is embarrassing in a town with such diversity as Kenmore has. Most of your customers are black, so this is just insulting.

I moved to Cleveland from Metro Detroit where there is a plethora of amazing Vietnamese restaurants…read moreand I've yet to find a good one here. I went to Kent for an adventure, found Hue Banh Mi & Pho on Yelp! so I gave it a go. When I walked through the door I knew the food was going to be good because it smelled like I was in the kitchen hovering over fresh cut veg, fish sauce and lime. Yum. I got two pork banh mi and summer rolls. I ate half a sandwich and one roll at a nearby park and had the other half for dinner when I got home. The bread was perfect--crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside. The veg was crisp and refreshing and the pork delicious, tender and moist. The summer roll was good, peanut sauce was perfect and I got a side of nước chấm so I could double dip. I had the second sandwich for breakfast.* I happily saw they put mayo on the banh mi so I asked for none and they made it without. Yay or otherwise yuk. I will make a special 55 minute trip to eat here again. *I go between Detroit and Cleveland on the regular so I usually get a banh mi for the road and one for the next day. Hear me out--deconstruct the sandwich and wrap the veg in a moist paper towel and seal in a glass jar. Store the bread in the paper bag it came in and put the meat away as you normally would. The next day wet the paper bag and put the bread in the oven for about 5 mins. Reheat the meat on the stove top, reassemble and enjoy.

A banh mi spot that punches way above its weight. Stopped in during a cross country drive and it…read morewas well worth it. The lemongrass chicken was perfectly cooked. The carrots and jalapenos were fresh. The baguette was both slightly crunchy on the outside and soft in the middle. This would be a solid 4 in NYC. In Kent, OH... it's a well deserved 5 stars.

I'd give a 3.5 if that was a choice but as it is not, I rounded up to a 4. Had reservations on a…read moreThursday evening but it wasn't busy so I don't think we'd have needed them. Decor is eclectic and menus were printed on a single sheet of white paper. Our server was sweet but service was a bit slow, and the market fish of the day was an appetizer which I thought was strange. I ended up going with the crab cake appetizer as my meal and splitting the bread service. Bread was good but two of the three breads that came out were sweet (with dried fruit inside) and I wish that would have been stated somewhere in advance. The crab cakes however were delicious - definitely the standout. A few of the fish dishes other diners around us ordered looked tasty as well. All in all a decent experience and I would probably go back, but nothing mind blowing.

Always a winner. Delicious food and well-crafted cocktails…read more The space can get quite loud on a Friday or Saturday. Have returned many times!

The Blue Door Cafe & Bakery is an award-winning brunch spot located close to Akron, Ohio that made…read morenational news when it was named the #6 Top Brunch Spot in the USA by Yelp in 2023. It has been on my list for ages but it isn't close to my house and the wait is always long! But in March 2026, my bf and I braved the wait so I can finally check this place out! Overall, it is clear why Blue Door is always packed - the food, while overpriced, is delicious and made by a team of talented chef and bakers! I'll say this was a 4.5 star experience. We were quoted a wait for about 45 minutes but we were seated after 30. The case of baked goods were enticing me the entire time but I resisted! Our waiter, Steven, was funny, helpful, and had a great personality. The place, obviously, was packed, with little room in between tables. We saw quite a few patrons order the incredibly indulgent horchata French toast ($24) and I don't think I witnessed anyone finish it! To start, I got a coffee from local coffee roasters, Angel Falls, for $3.50 and my boyfriend treated himself to a fancy hot chai $6.50. It was pretty good local coffee! I wanted to try their famous croissants so I ordered the croque madame croissant sandwich with breakfast potatoes ($21). The croque madame was incredible! The breakfast potatoes could have benefited from an interesting seasoning. My boyfriend wanted everything on the menu but decided on getting the "special menu" loaded baked potato breakfast burger with salt+vinegar brined house chips (aka fries) for $24. The potato inside was a large potato latke. This heavenly creation kept him full for hours. In the end, our bill was pretty pricey for a brunch but we enjoyed every bite. I'm not sure if I will be able to come here again since we got lucky with our wait, but they keep changing their menu and something might entice me so much, I'll endure any wait!

I was really back and forth on whether to give this place four or five stars. Some of the food was…read moregreat. The chicken and sauce part of the chicken and waffles were amazing the corn beef hash dish was great. The waffles lacked real flavor and tasted odd. The coffee was great. Service was awesome but slow (took us 40 minutes to get our food). The restaurant is really cute looking and the pastry's look amazing but we only had the croissant which was great. The food was pretty expensive. We spent 70 bucks as a party of two. They definitely had large portions which is nice for the price however after moving here from Columbus, we've just had better for less for brunch/breakfast so that's why I needed to knock off a star. Still a good place but now where that we'd go to regularly because of the wait times and the price not making it feasible.

Simple menu but good. Vegan and regular options. Ordered the farmers breakfast cooked very well,…read morebread was toasted soft warm and buttery , crispy bacon and potatoes. Drinks are on point. Ordered a Paloma and a Paloma topped with Champagne. Drinks had a lil extra sparkle on too with edible glitter so cute! Server was balancing the bar and the tables solo, she was very nice

Participated in one of their cocktail making classes and had a great time! We booked another about…read morea month or so out and received a call 3 hours prior to the start time that it had been cancelled because they "ran out of tequila" and we could receive a refund. Here we are a month later and there has been no refund issued and no contact. I tried calling and got a message that their voicemail was full and couldn't accept messages. Tried contacting them through EventBrite where we purchased tickets and still no response weeks later. What kind of bar runs out of a spirit for class that they had scheduled for a month?

We arrived in time for a long wait, but it was worth it. My husband had the Billy's Belly and I had…read morethe Chelsea. Both very different sandwiches but both very delicious. The staff was friendly and the carrot cake is famous for good reason. The frosting is not too sweet, just right.

The absolute best deli in Akron hands down!! The Magilavy family are awesome and Brett and Chad are…read moregood friends of ours. The service is top notch, the sandwiches are always awesome, and do not sleep on the Matzo Ball Soup or the Carrot Cake! Honestly everything is fantastic and their entire staff is a lot of fun to be around. The atmosphere of the iconic place is fantastic. If you haven't been to the Diamond Deli make plans to attend asap. You'll be so glad you did. Do your part fellow yelpers and support small business.