Dropped into Visible Books to co-work with a friend and was pleasantly surprised to see the former…read moreowner of Coffee Coffee Coffee was there. Even better, they still have some of the menu favorites, including the avocado toast, which was just as good as I remembered. The space is perfect for getting work done. Plenty of seating, reliable Wi-Fi, enough outlets to keep everything charged, and I had more than enough room for both my laptop and portable monitor. They also have a great selection of books if you need a break from the screen. The staff was welcoming, the coffee was excellent, and the avocado toast definitely lived up to the hype. My only note is that it runs a little chilly inside, so I'd bring a sweater. Other than that, it's an easy 10/10 and a spot I'll definitely be back to.

Visible Voice Books new location is absolutely beautiful! As a bookworm that has visited many…read morebookstores in Cleveland and around the world this is one of the most beautiful. Currently super busy as it just opened but definitely worth the hype. They offer food and coffee and have a full list of events!

I visited in March 2025 with some friends for our book and social gathering. We all enjoyed our…read moretime here. I took time to browse through some books but I didn't buy any books. I did order a cup of tea, I believe. It's convenient that this bookstore also has a little coffee/tea shop. They sell Storehouse Tea, a local Cleveland, Ohio tea company. They also offer some cookies and maybe pastries too. Parking can be difficult with only street parking available but the west side market parking lot is just down the street. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 130/250 total reviews in 2026 - 971 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 17 June 2026

Since the remodel and addition of coffee service this place has become a good place to visit when…read morein Ohio City. Clean and spacious fun place to visit. Bargain priced books for avid readers. Good coffee.

This place was great! Excellent coffee and a great orange cranberry muffin. Excellent service…read moreand a very cool decor inside

My wife and I used to love this little place, until last Sunday. Long story short: My wife found a…read moredead fly in her frappe. Rather than make a public scene, she quietly spoke to the woman at the counter...not asking for anything in particular, but perhaps an apology? Instead, all she got was: "Well, maybe it flew in there while you were drinking it." Say what? We were sitting inside, not outside...and there was not a live fly to be found anywhere. Everyone single person I've shared this story with says the same thing--they should have thrown the frappe out, given us a new one, and perhaps even refunded our money. When I told the owner about it via Messenger, her reply: "Shit happens." Way to go, Sue Wayman!

The new brewellas location is so perfect!!! Brewellas has been a Lakewood staple for as long as…read moreI've lived in Cleveland, especially for all the whimsical, magical, vintage girlies out there. They had definitely outgrown their old space, so it's exciting to see them just down the street in a new home thats size finally matches the amount of people who are dying for a coffee and crepe. The new spot has two giant rooms with plenty of seating, including the cutest little VHS corner. There's so much more room now to really enjoy the quaint grandma's living room vibe that Brewellas has always been iconic for. Their coffee and crepes are always delicious. Currently they don't have a huge seasonal menu like they normally would, but the classics + pistachio are more than enough for me right now! I cannot wait to go back!

The expansion is really nice and I'm happy for Brewella's. I love having empanadas as a breakfast…read moreoption which isn't common but I do wish they had a little bit more filling. The inside is cute with whimsical decor and even a VHS machine and tv playing old school classics!

We stopped into Buckeye Chocolate Café in Bainbridge and were seriously impressed! This modern,…read morechic café has it all -- freshly made coffee creations, incredible house chocolates, and a full all-day breakfast and lunch menu that makes it hard to choose just one thing. It's also super convenient with a drive-thru, so whether you're grabbing coffee on the go or settling in, you're covered. Inside, there's plenty of seating and a warm, inviting atmosphere that's perfect for catching up with friends or getting a little work done. Here's what we tried: Orange Creamsicle Matcha - a fun, refreshing seasonal drink that's both creamy and bright. Strawberry Matcha - sweet, smooth, and perfectly balanced. Breakfast Burrito - hearty and satisfying with great flavor. Arugula Lemon Avocado Toast - fresh, zesty, and beautifully presented. Everything tasted amazing, the staff was friendly, and the vibe was just right. Whether you're stopping by for coffee, brunch, or dessert, this spot is an absolute gem. We'll definitely be back for the chocolates in the near future

Quick morning stop--vanilla latte was perfect as always. Tried the strawberries and cream oatmeal…read morefor the first time and loved it. Staff is always friendly. Looks like a nice place inside but I have never sat down in there. Always use the drive thru! Great start to the day!

We felt like we stepped back in time having a perfect, quiet morning of high class tea. The owner…read moreis so hospitable, her name is Chris, and she recommended the Celebration tea (and cozy apple chamomile) to go with our delicious tea sampler. Everything she baked was scrumptious and homemade. At other tea places, I felt the pastries and apps were store bought. But she clearly made everything with love, and you could tell by the taste and presentation. We all got to pick out our own tea cups from a variety of beautiful sets. I would love to come back soon!

I met a friend here last Saturday. The tea house does not have a parking lot but there is some…read moreparking across the street near the park. The interior is very small and cozy. We made a reservation via email and the staff were quick to respond. The menu isn't large and tea choices were more limited than other tea rooms I've been to. I chose the mint tea and my friend got the chamomile. We each received our own small tea pot that had its own chamber inside to steep the tea. The pots weren't decorative but they got the job done well and I liked that I didn't have to strain the tea myself. We were allowed to pick out our own teacup and saucer. For lunch, I tried the broccoli salad with potato soup and herbed bread. My friend got the broccoli cheese quiche and soup. My salad didn't have much dressing on it - I would have preferred more but I believe it was a premade salad. The soup was ok as well. She said her quiche was tasty. Unfortunately I forgot to grab pictures. I would rate the food 3/5 but the tea a 5/5. Overall, I think the tea house is a nice option considering there aren't many in the area and I'd try it again.

A much needed infusion of Latin American spice to the Tremont fringe, and Cleveland as a whole…read more This new project space/neighborhood hangout/lunchtime hanger cure run by the Hispanic Business Center is part of an incubator for local Hispanic start-ups that is open to the entire community. Don't let the security bars over the door fool you. I like the food hall atmosphere that's more and more popular nowadays, and while Las Tienditas doesn't have the prime retail space of Ohio City Galley or flashy signage, it's got character and soul to make up for it. How can you not be uplifted by the cheerful Latin American music playing through the speakers? As Georgina G. mentions, parking on the residential street right off W 25th was easy to find. Unfortunately, the business hours make it difficult for anyone but locals and people who work in the area to visit except on Saturdays. Las Tienditas itself has a pretty open floor plan, a central room filled with seven good sized tables and a small stage-like area against a wall. And a COUCH. Everything is open, communal, familia-oriented. Let your kids run free. The first round of businesses to occupy the space are Cafe Social Latinoamericano, Pura Cepa, and Ortiz Art Drafts Designs. All the business owners are extraordinarily friendly, hardworking, and bilingual - fear not if you don't know any Spanish beyond "gracias"! At Cafe Social, you'll get caffeine and delicious pasteles served on beautiful hand-crafted ceramics. My Latte was nothing special (perhaps a little too milky), but the Pastel de Parchita (passionfruit) was yummy. Pura Ceda is a one-woman show of Puerto Rican comfort food, mainly soups and sandwiches. I would highly recommend any soup that owner/chef Haguit Marrero makes, it'll make your Cleveland winter that much more bearable. I didn't get much time to browse the Ortiz Art store, but they had some cool snapback hats and other apparel on display. For me, coffee and tables instantly make me want to park my butt down and camp for a while, and luckily the building has free Wi-Fi to support my cafe nomad lifestyle. There aren't many outlets around (unless you want to sit on the stage), so make sure you have enough battery to last or bring an external battery. I'm looking forward to seeing these businesses grow and for future events at Las Tienditas!

Everyone here is very nice and friendly. It is a bit confusing when you walk in so let me explain…read more It is several business operating out of one space, which i didn't really understand from the yelp listing (unless i just didn't read well). The food business serves mainly sandwiches heavy on the meat. I order an egg sandwich that was huge and tasted good. Nothing to seriously write home about. The cafe was sooooo good. The coffee was perfect and I had the milk cake (i don't know the proper name...lol) and it was so freaking delicious. I definitely recommend going in for a coffee break. The Idea of a shared space is great though. It gives you ohio city galley vibes but with some flavor...lol

Immaculate vibes. Games for days. There's so many to choose from, and the staff was passionate and…read moreexcited to assist our group. The games are very well organized, and there's even a suggestions list on the wall. Not to leave out, the lights and art make for a fantasy cottage core immersive space. I love shrooms! But obvi, The main reason to come here is for the games. You want cat games? They got purrfect choices! Pandas? Uh-huh that have it! Racoons? You bandit believe it! Wanna watch your friends meeples get eaten by sharks? You can hear with Survior Island! Parks and Trails? Have no fear... they got it here! Criminal games? Allegedly they have them ;) They have so many, that it was overwhelming to choose. Prices are fair, with about a $5 fee/gamer, with set times of 3 hours max typically. I'm sure if it was empty and if they didn't have other resi's or a waitlist, you could hang longer, especially if you have an extra $5 or something... Weekends, espeically in the winter, will be more crowded so be aware if others make you nervous. I personally get nervous about gaming when others are around. My brain shuts down and I loose critical thinking skills necessary to win. And winning is life. Onward, the food was meh. I ordered the cheese flatbread 'Za, hoping to channel my inner teenage mutant ninja turtle and smash my fellow turtle completion. But the pizza was bland. It was like pita with cheese on. I'd say, go somewhere else and get food, and go here for the games and dranks. The latte was delicious, and I actually ordered a second. It was just the extra sweetness & energy boost I needed to crush my competition. You already know I like to check out the restrooms. They had two gender neutral large accessible restrooms, from what I discovered on my exploration, and they were clean, with adequate lighting and finishes. Parking is scattered across the street, but there's the large westside market lot available. With Mitchell's Icecream (yes the train was working at this one last time I went), Ohio City Burrito, and a plethora of options, you can't go wrong! Now, back to the games - I will say, some of the games are very advanced and will require extensive set up and knowledge on how to play. If there's game you're interested in playing, and you have little knowledge, I recommend looking up the rules first and checking out tutorial vids. Otherwise, you'll waste a lot of time figuring out the logistics. If you wanna go from bored to board games, I recommend this place!

We were downtown in Ohio City and after a visit to Pins, thought we would check out this game place…read moredown the street. It was a really a nice out of the ordinary date night outing. I'm glad I found it on Yelp. Now I have to check out the one in Columbus. Upon entering, a host greeted us and said he would find a table for us, and that they charge $5 per person. We stopped at the bar to order drinks, then were shown to a table. I found Yahtzee so we played that for awhile. They have sooo many board games and 2 rooms full of people at tables. A lot of the games were unknown to me. My bourbon cocktail was great, and my boyf had a draft beer. I went looking for another board game or two and someone asked me if I needed any assistance. I said we liked Yahtzee, but wanted to try something new. He said give me a few minutes and I'll bring some to you. He was so incredibly nice and sat with us to get us started on one of the games he brought. He was also very patient. He even offered to get us refills from the bar. Actually, the whole staff was really nice. I would love to come back during another Cleveland trip.