This is a pretty large venue/restaurant. The staff there are friendly, attentive, and very…read morehelpful. Every staff member we encountered was wonderful. We just ordered appetizers, but every appetizer we ordered was fantastic. We ordered meatballs and arancini. The place was decorated for Christmas. It was beautiful, classy, and fun. I will definitely be going back to enjoy some of the other delicious menu options. They also have great wine and cocktails.

I had the most wonderful experience at Via Roma! From the moment we walked in, the restaurant was…read morespotless and welcoming, and every detail from the hostess to the managers showed a high level of professionalism and personal touch. Our server, Alecia, was absolutely top tier! She was super friendly and incredibly knowledgeable about all things Via Roma. I had originally looked over the menu online, but thanks to her salesmanship, we completely changed course and I'm soooo glad we did! She recommended the fritto misto to start, which was phenomenal. The house-made focaccia bread was perfectly baked and full of flavor. My dad, visiting from California, ordered the veal tortellini which was super flavorful and honestly something I would've ordered myself. I went with the Parmigiano with chicken, which was to die for! The chicken was perfectly breaded and bursting with flavor. My son had the braised short ribs, and the creamy polenta they came with was hands down one of the best I've ever tasted! I literally couldn't resist stealing bites! The portions were generous, the prices were very reasonable, and the cocktails were fantastic! Via Roma is truly a hidden gem. I'd recommend it to anyone...whether you've been before and need to revisit the new menu, or if it's your first time, this place is worth it. Can't wait to go back and hang out at the Grotto, their speakeasy!!! Everything was perfect, start to finish!

The Ledgewood Clubhouse is tucked back in a wooded community with plenty of parking, and was the…read morevenue for an anniversary party my husband and I attended tonight. We only saw the main room set up with tables and chairs and a dance floor, but it was a good size with a small kitchen. Nothing fancy, but adequate. Appetizer buffet, cake-cutting, photo montage, funny stories, endearing sentiments, high heels and bowties, The Cupid Shuffle.. it all worked here.

There is love in this garden and it's palpable. My elderly mom's spirits are lifted with every…read morebloom, all the small little bitty flowers as well as the large ones. You can hear her continually say "oh how beautiful". Just being a witness to how alive she becomes here makes me very happy. They work very hard weeding the grounds and it's hard work. In this trip we met one of the seasonal workers. She collected our entry fee of $5 each and asked us if we have visited in the past. Very nice young person. They are looking for volunteers and it would be s nice place for someone to de-stress and get their hands a little dirty. Also, gardening does burn calories. Every season you will see new plants and flowers coming up. It's not your perfectly polished garden, but it's your rough work in progress labor of love. You will always see the groundskeepers, seasonal workers and volunteers working hard there.

Wow. What a hidden gem. This place is gorgeous…read more I recently visited the Strongsville Gardenview Horticultural Park and was blown away by its beauty and tranquility. The park is well-maintained and the variety of plants and flowers is truly stunning. I enjoyed walking through the different gardens, each with its own unique character and charm. They just opened on April 1st for the season so not everything was in bloom (obviously) but my minds eye could imagine if. What impressed me the most was the attention to detail and the dedication of the staff to ensure that everything was in pristine condition. I could tell that they take great pride in their work and it definitely shows. Overall, I highly recommend visiting the Strongsville Gardenview Horticultural Park. It's a peaceful oasis in the middle of the city and a true gem for nature lovers. Five stars all around!

Fat Head's Brewery is one of the classic originals from the beginning of craft beer in the USA…read more It's one older cousins loved before I was old enough to drink, I always remembered the fat man on the labels they collected. This place is an experience; this is their main production facility, which also has a huge bar and restaurant space. It's so well planned; sit wherever, order food at one place, beer at another. They have bar seating, big and small tables, high tops, etc. Even with all the variety, it was still pleasantly loud and busy. At the entrance, you can go to the merchandise area, which is big. They have all their canned selections ready and cold to go as well. To the left of the bar is a self-guided tour hallway, where you can see a lot of the brewery and their huge wall of major beer awards from over the decades. We sat at a high top near the bar; the bartender was so efficient with our beers, there were so many to choose from I only wished we could've stayed longer. It's family friendly with games. Prices are super reasonable for the continued quality and arguably strong beer styles. If you're a beer fan, whether new or a veteran, this is a must-visit regional powerhouse. I look forward to visiting again soon.

We've been coming to Fat Head's Brewery & Beer Hall since it first opened, and somehow this is my…read morefirst time leaving a review! We started with the Frickles, crispy pickle chips served with honey mustard and sriracha 1000 island dressing. The sriracha 1000 island is so good that we always ask for an extra side to dip our fries and chips in. I ordered a house salad with the Bumbleberry Poppy Seed dressing, which was fresh and flavorful. My youngest son stuck with his usual favorite, the Smoked Brisket Poutine, which never disappoints. My husband ordered the June special, the 5-OH Burger. This massive burger features an 8-ounce patty topped with ghost pepper cheese, Hawaiian BBQ candied jalapeños, bacon, onion straws, a grilled pineapple ring, and a cream cheese jalapeño popper. The flavor combination was outstanding, and the spice had a delayed kick that sneaks up on you a few seconds after each bite. My oldest son went with the BBQ Burger, loaded with smoky BBQ sauce, cheddar cheese, house bacon, onion straws, pickles, and horsey sauce. Another excellent choice. To wash it all down, my husband enjoyed two beers: the Hazy Headhunter and Hop Thunder from Down Under, both of which he really liked. The food is consistently great, the portions are generous, and the atmosphere is always lively and welcoming. Today we sat outdoors on the large patio. After all these years, Fat Head's continues to be one of our family's favorite places to eat. Highly recommended!

Phenomenal start to finish. Personalized service, knowledgeable & experienced florist and super…read morefresh florals. Sherri worked with the bride to make all the church & venue arrangements plus bouquets, boutonnières & corsages exactly to the bride's vision. Sherri has regular check-ins to stay on track with decision making, and responds quickly for any in-between questions. From planning to executing, she covers everything. The bridesmaids followed her day-of instructions for care & transport, so even hydrangas in winter survived through the entire event. I can't say enough about how pleased we were with every single aspect. Sherri transformed the church and the reception hall - simply gorgeous.