First and foremost, the quality of the food stood out…read more We started with water -- we don't drink out of plastic, so Hailey was kind enough to bring our table water in glasses. I also asked for a lemon wedge, not a slice, since you can't squeeze a slice. Next came our espresso martinis, one for each of us. We actually felt the bang for our buck -- strong, well-balanced, and worth every penny. For our appetizer, we shared the gluten-free BBT meatballs. It was delightful. Then our Cobb salads arrived, each with shrimp added. We requested a side of extra-virgin olive oil -- not a blend -- and the kitchen got it right. For dessert, we shared the cheesecake, minus the graham cracker crust because my friend is gluten-free. I would have preferred the kitchen plate it for sharing and provide dessert silverware with it, instead of us having to flag someone down. I'm also industrial seed oil free, and Hailey was attentive to both of our dietary needs throughout. The manager, Chris Nichols, stopped by to check in and ensure we were satisfied -- a clear sign the restaurant is customer centric. I actually thought Chris was the GM. Kudos to the general manager, Ben Lano, for inspiring great teamwork. Lastly, I give the ambience four stars, simply because we don't have a Michelin-starred restaurant in Ohio.

We dined 07/24/2026. We group of almost 20 for a birthday celebration. The restaurant was very busy…read morebut the service was amazing. Our reservation was 07:15pm and we were greeted and seated promptly. The servers were spectacular. They were very attentive and paid close attention detail. The servers made sure we had beverages at all times. Now on to the food and drinks. I had the espresso martini it was of the best I've ever had. For dinner I ordered the catch of the day which was a seafood linguine and it was good little spice which elevated the dish to new heights. I also had the spinach dip very flavorful. My husband had the meatballs and for entree the prime rib sandwich which he said was delicious. Overall the ambiance was very pleasant and the staff were very welcoming. I can't wait to dine here again.

This is a clean and quaint American diner. My Mother in law and I stopped in for a Thursday lunch…read more It was moderately busy, but we were quickly greeted and seated. Our server was friendly and accommodating. Our food arrived promptly and it was hot and fresh! I ordered the egg and cheese croissant with homefries. The portions are huge, so come hungry! I couldn't finish it all! Mom ordered a daily special - the turkey & avocado croissant with coleslaw. And the chicken noodle soup. She really enjoyed it all. I'd recommend visiting this location.

Memorial Day breakfast. Greeted and sat right away. Got my…read morecoffee quick. Necessary. I had their Sweat Dreams breakfast with a Belgian waffle, bacon, ham, sausage, eggs and fried potatoes. My wife had the Albanian Benedict with sliced hash browned potatoes. Both were a great start to the day. Very clean place, plenty of seating. Will definitely be back.

I hear you want the owner Steve to cook your Smashburger. I've been there three times in the last…read morethree months dry and overcooked. They're only a quarter inch thick and what's up with the ketchup buy heinz's ketchup please

What a pleasant surprise this place was. The service was above and beyond, so we were off to a…read moregreat start. We ordered essentially every variety of breakfast sandwich and as a serious connoisseur of breakfast sandwiches, I honestly believe Kitchen on the Corner may be the best I've ever had. They have a great patio out back to enjoy your meal if the weather is nice. But you'll pay half the price for a breakfast sandwich here than you will your average restaurant and it will be at least twice as good as your average restaurant. I won't miss this place any time I'm back in the area.

The property is absolutely beautiful, impeccably clean, and the food and wine were fantastic. The…read morepool was a huge hit with the kids, and we loved relaxing while taking in the gorgeous views of Lake Erie just beyond it. It truly offers the best of both worlds, a fun, family friendly getaway that's also peaceful and relaxing. We honestly felt like we'd escaped Cleveland for a little while. We can't wait to come back!

Saw this place on New Day Cleveland and wanted to try. We were in the area and decided a glass of…read morewine would be perfect. Easy to find. We parked and headed to the tasting room. We opted for inside and to sit at the bar. It was super windy out and instead of battling the wind we sat at the bar. It was a beautiful view on a beautiful day. We got the sangria and the focaccia appetizer. Both were good. Sangria was very citrus forward. It worked on a hot day. The focaccia had 3 toppings and olive tapenade, balsamic and oil, and butter. All 3 were good and the focaccia was warm. It hit the spot. Service was very attentive. And inside they have TV's and outside the view of the lake. It very nice and the patio is fun. This is higher end so most of the prices and drinks are in the $13 and up range. Our bill for 2 sangrias and app was around $48. So just be aware. I'd go back. They have dinner and an Inn. Seems like a good place. Again the view of the lake was spectacular. Good place!

I haven't been blown away by a breakfast place in quite some time. The sleepy rooster did it today…read more We have always passed by and often planned to come, but never made it until today. Very cozy little restaurant located in a small strip plaza. Great wait staff. The coffee was outstanding and the food did not disappoint. My wife had biscuits and gravy with crispy potatoes and bacon. I had the goetta with eggs and rye toast. When they say crispy potatoes, they mean crispy. And the goetta was both plentiful and flavorful. We will be back very very soon.

Came here on our roadtrip and it was delicious. Friendly hostess and waitress. Glad we stopped by!read more

We just love the outdoor patio. Just wish the food was consistent. What did they do to the chicken…read moresalad? It's all mashed up; it actually looks like it was pre-chewed and spit out between the bread. No evidence of chicken. All kinds of dark things in it. And the fries? It really isn't rocket science to make decent fries. Ours were skinny, wet, mushy, yuk. Not a crisp one in the bunch. Seriously, why do they keep ruining a nice atmosphere with subpar food? Why do we bother trying to go back? That is the question.

Simple comfort food done extraordinarily well. The atmosphere is nice and the service is great. The…read morefood is a tad pricey and the portions should be a bit bigger. That said, Mondays you can get a burger meal for $10, and their burgers are fantastic.

The first thing I saw walking through the door was a framed TripAdvisor review that read, "The…read moreworst breakfast I've ever had." Right then I knew I was either about to have the worst breakfast of my life or one of the best stories. Thankfully, it was the latter. To the TripAdvisor reviewer, I only have one question. Did Gordon Ramsay personally cook breakfast for you every morning growing up? Because those are the only expectations that could possibly explain that review. This place is tiny, but that's exactly what makes it special. I felt like a regular before my coffee even had a chance to cool off. The owner, the servers, and even the folks in the kitchen made us feel like we'd been coming here for years. Sitting right next to our table was a plate of fake roaches and a pile of crooked silverware. Between that and all the hilarious signs and decorations covering the walls, I probably spent as much time looking around and laughing as I did eating. Every wall has something worth reading, and it's all part of the experience. The breakfast was fantastic, but honestly, that's not why I'll remember this place. A place that makes you laughh, treats you like family, and makes you feel like you belong before you've finished your first cup of coffee is much harder to find. Breakfast is simple, atmosphere is hard to achieve in today's society. The place has breakfast but delivers on culture and atmosphere. That's what makes it special. To the owners, thank you for proving that customer service isn't dead. You've created one of the most original restaurants I've ever visited. The food was excellent, but the experience is what I'll remember.

A fun and funky place for breakfast. It's small and you might share a table with other patrons but…read morethat's part of the ambience. Walls are plastered with funny sayings and the staff adds to the irreverent vibe by yelling out loud "if you're eating, hurry up and if you're done, get the hell out of here" when it's busy and people are waiting for a table. The food is as good as any greasy diner. Basic breakfast is filling and reasonably priced. Plastic silver ware and paper plates make it easy clean up for the staff. Just be sure you check your coffee cup for chips. I don't like drinking from a chipped cup or glass and it may actually be illegal to serve beverages in those. The waitress was nice and took mine back and brought me one without chips. Although I don't think the management cares to replace them. Coffee is serve yourself from a carafe on the table as is the water from a pitcher.

Stopped in for brunch around 10:30 p.m. and found the place a bit busy, but well-maintained and…read morewelcoming, with family members running the front of house. The atmosphere felt genuine and community-driven. The food was the highlight-easily one of the most creative, thoughtful, and flavorful breakfast experiences I've had in the area in a long time. The originality of the dishes really stood out. The grits, in particular, were excellent-something that's surprisingly easy to get wrong, but they executed perfectly. One of the most impressive aspects was the takeout quality. I ordered a meal to go and didn't eat it until 15-20 minutes later, yet it still held up incredibly well-no reheating needed. That level of consistency is hard to achieve. Overall, I'd definitely recommend this spot to friends and colleagues. If you're unsure what to order, their Instagram page is worth checking out for inspiration

The food was absolutely delicious and the portions made worth the price! The service was excellent…read morefrom the time we arrived until we left! The young lady who took our order explained the menu and where WE fell short, they made up for it. The location is cute and not large, so I understand why they have no dining room service on the weekends.

Usually when we go to the strip I assume it's going to be a cheat day. Most of the food is fried or…read morecovered in cheese. But not this place- my gosh I'm not sure how we've missed it in the past, but we will sure be going back. They are very dog friendly (even have a dog menu) and that's why I was distracted and didn't take any pictures but the place is adorable. Staff is very friendly! I got the salmon power bowl with a citrus vinaigrette and it was absolutely delicious. My husband got the steak power bowl and said he would definitely get it again. New and Big fans of Ruff Life. Kudos!

A cute shop on the strip that has small meals and things for your pup. You can bring your best…read morefriend with you. There is also a small patio area in the back. The place is very well maintained. We were waited on very quickly. Check them out for a unique gift for your yourself or your pup.

"Crazy Eggs Cafe" is a great little breakfast/lunch joint. It's out of the way, off the beaten…read morepath. On a backstreet in downtown Willoughby. Mary, the owner runs the front of the house along with the only server, Sarah. They are the nicest people you could ever meet. Mary is a fanatic for cleanliness. The place is always spotless. Mary's husband Oscar runs the kitchen. As a matter of fact, he is the entire kitchen, all by himself. He does a fantastic job. I have never had to wait for my order. It is always hot and taste great. The dining room is really small. Maybe 10 or 12 tables. Always filled with regulars. But if you show up they'll find room for you. Oh, by the way, they only take cash. There's an ATM on premises. Give Crazy Eggs a try. You'll enjoy it.

First time coming to,the Crazy Egg Cafe. Small inside, but it wasn't busy. Sarah was our server…read moreand she was very nice. Mostly regulars there. We ordered the chorizo hash, biscuits and gravy and eggs with home fries. The coffee was a tad bitter. The breakfast was delicious. Great little diner for breakfast and lunch, will definitely be back for either again! Nicely decorated, comfy place. note- Cash Only.