The perfect boutique hotel! Great breakfast with tons of options. Located very close to Little…read moreItaly which has excellent restaurants!

What a beautiful historic hotel right on Case Western Reserve's campus. Everyone raved about their…read morebreakfast. The building is well preserved, very classy both inside and outside, with a nice garden area (with string lights) that wasn't open (yet?). Alright room (could probably use some upkeep and update). Good bed. However, we were unlucky to face a street with early morning trash trucks and (even worse) road work starting at 6 am! On the day of checking out, we just needed a little bit more time. We asked for a 12 pm check out but they simply would not accommodate any request. it's not busy at all. Oh well.

I attended a panel here hosted by Engage! Cleveland as part of Young Professionals Week. I never…read morewould have guessed that such a pretty space was inside this building which I have driven past countless times on the way to the Art Museum! It has ornate details and a classic vibe. I loved how the ballroom is set down below the lobby space, the tile details on the floors, and the beautiful molding around the stage. The cozy vintage-style booths around the floor area are also so fun! While I was not here for a fancy event, I could really see it also working great for a wedding, banquet, or party as well. Bonus- I met Megan the event coordinator for the ballroom and she was so sweet and welcoming. Hope to be able to attend something at this space again!

Took 14 minutes after being seated for my order to be taken. My frustration with the very slow…read moreservice on a Sunday night was relieved by the owner coming around with free garlicky olive oil bow tie pasta samples. My Godfather amaretti scotch cocktail was good. I can't really complain about the bread since it was free but wow was it super hard. It broke open with a thousand splinters everywhere and was overall just a way to pass the excessive amount of time between my courses. The terry's tomato salad was huge. Tons of tomatoes, carrot shreds, so much garlic it was almost spicy in a painful way but overall would be a great "salad" to share. The calamari had a flavorful garlic broth but was otherwise unremarkable. It came with two pita slices. The Fellini gnocchi with meatball was good. Moist juicy beef meatball atop creamy Gorgonzola tomato sauce and delicate squishy tasty gnocchi. Other than slow service not a bad meal.

Finally made it to Little Italy in Cleveland after multiple visits to the city, really hoping this…read moretime I'd find a good mealbut unfortunately, still no luck. The service at La Dolce Vita was good, which I appreciated. I ordered the veal with pasta. The veal itself was disappointing the breaded cutlet wasn't hot enough, so the cheese just sat on top instead of melting properly, which affected both the texture and overall flavor. The pasta (Pellegrino/Pellipe) was just okay, nothing particularly memorable.They did bring out a complimentary fruit plate at the end, which was a nice gesture.Overall, while the service was solid, the food didn't meet expectations. I'm still searching for a truly enjoyable dining experience in Cleveland.

What a fantastic venue, built in the art deco style and commanding the presence of mind a building…read moreof this era deserves - she presents good sides in all the right places! She presents herself along Euclid and East streets the best, in my opinion - from the outside. Once inside - the main Grand Foyer is not to be missed! Even the side street and back door entrances, and the lower level lobby and vestibule areas beg to be inspected and enjoyed visually and audibly, as the sounds echo off the beautiful marbled floorings. The music hall is a jewel that showcases all of what is right with the art deco movement - and acoustically allows for the magnificent capture of sounds from the silence of a pin drop to the booming bass drums in a Sousa March - or monolithic Wagner Orchestral sounds - they are all to be enjoyed with every style and volume in between. I have enjoyed each visit and treasured each one - looking forward to the next one! I hope to bring my family on a trip with me one of these times as I visit the city for a mix of medical and work visits. Until next time - thank you for another great performance Severance Hall!

Gorgeous interior. Lots of steps and finding your way…read morearound can be confusing at first but so many staff available to help and they were all nice! Seemed like the food and alcohol was your typical theatre fare, popcorn, wines, simple mixed drinks.

Great venue, amazing people, and fabulous information…read more.. It was wonderful to share the stage and the space with likeminded people.

This building is on the campus of Case Western Reserve University. It is an event space, holds some…read morecampus departments, and it also has a small food court in the main lobby (1st floor). I may have been inside this beautiful building before, last year (2018) when a church held a service here. I did visit again yesterday (5 March 2019) for a free Immigration Law lecture. I had to cancel a free Yelp Ice-Cream event to come to this Immigration discussion (yes, my career means a-lot to me)...haha. ENVIRONMENT -- This is an environmentally friendly building. It has been awarded with a Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design (LEED) Gold status from the U.S. Green Building Council. STUDYING -- This building is actually opened 24 hours so students can stay up all night studying in here. You do need a Case student ID to enter between the hours of 11pm - 7am. There are tables and chairs on the main floor which is also where the food court is. This may not be a good area to get work done because it tends to get noisy but I'm sure after 9pm, it quiets down since the food court will be closed by then. There is free wifi as well so just connect to the network. I believe the network name is "Case" or something to that effect. Overall, the architecture of this building (both outside and inside) is awesome. Stop by and visit if you are in the area. Parking will be tough because the street parking will most likely be full but there is a parking lot nearby. *** - 43 total reviews in 2019 - 253 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 6 March 2019

A very small menu but still a great spot to grab dinner before a concert or show at Case. The…read moreshrimp risotto is a must have! Good wine selection for a smaller place. The service is great, attentive and quick.

Oh boy. This could be a fine place on the Case Western Reserve University campus. But it is not…read more Food is good and the ambiance is ok but the service is from yesterday. You cannot pay with your phone for example. Better go to Albatross nearby. Much better food and modern service.

Great experience here! In town for a wedding and was able to check in early. Location is great too,…read morelittle Italy and case western are within walking distance. Staff was very friendly and let us check in early. Room was clean and spacious as well (we had the king sized bed). Two small things, for one there is only one mirror in the room above the bathroom sink. Would have liked more mirror space. Also the only parking option is a valet priced at $30 a night with tax. You do have in and out privileges, but I would have liked to have a self-parking option. Overall though great time here.

Good location for conference I was attending. Room was larger than I expected. Service was…read moreexceptionally friendly! Only valet parking on site, they did mention an uncovered lot nearby though for reduced rates. Only problem I had was that the hot water took a VERY long time to turn on in the shower and water pressure was spotty. Other than that, very kind housekeeping and front desk staff. Also of note, where my room was - my window looked directly into the windows of the hospital next door.