Favorite place! Favorite place!…read moreI love going to "Gallucci's Italian Foods" on 66th and Euclid Ave. If you like great food. If you know great food. If you want great food. It's got to be Italian. And if it's got to be Italian, it's got to be Gallucci's... Period. Nuff said. FAGTABTIT!

What happened to this place?! Stopped in the other day they were only making sandwiches back in the…read moreday you used to be able to get lasagna pasta, dishes, that sort of thing. We were hungry and we were going to take a dive and just get a sandwich or a slice of pizza the gentleman behind the counter ignored us while we stood there. We finally just turned around and left. Used to go to this place all the time when I worked downtown Cleveland and was so very disappointed this time around. You should consider bringing back full service, hot food, and then one of the employees said that you limit the hours that you actually prepare hot food now which is tragic in my opinion There are so many other places to eat downtown Cleveland that are open and serving food throughout their business day that a person does not have to waste their time coming here. I'm sure as long as you're selling liquor and imported cheese you'll probably stay in business, but how disappointing.

This was my first time at this location. I had about 10 minutes to kill amd decided to see what was…read moreinside. It was very clean and organized in there. I saw many of the items I purchase on a regular basis, but for a cheaper price. I will absolutely be back when I have time to shop.

Grocery Outlet is a brand new grocer addition to the Cedar Fairmount neighborhood in Cleveland…read moreHeights. This business occupies the former Dave's Supermarket which was recently renovated. The store is franchise family-owned (now local to the community). This grocery store was a very welcome addition to the neighborhood. It had mixed reviews from the community. My personal option was that it was just alright. I didn't experience anything that would keep me coming back. Layout: Grocery Outlet's layout is a lot more spacious than former Dave's. Specifically, the aisles are less closely spaced. There is sufficient space to roam. With that being said, the organization of the store seemed odd and hard to navigate. For instance, it took me a long time to find condiments (ketchup) which were separated away from the aisles. Assortment: This was my first experience at any Grocery Outlet. It reminded me of a mix of Dollar General and Big Lots. Overall, the following can be found here: meats, produce, breads, beer, snacks, condiments, dairy, toiletries, cleaning supplies, bread, pet food, snacks, and random stuff such as bird houses. If you are loyal to major brands, you'll likely won't find them here. Most are discounted brands many of them also sold at Dollar Tree. Other customers recommended to check expiration dates due to many discounted products being almost expired. I didn't personally see any of these items. The assortment didn't impress me at all. I couldn't buy everything I needed at this store because there were no major brand shampoos, pet foods, and toiletries. Those I've seen in the aisles were even more expensive than the competitors. Meats were mostly unrecognizable brands. Dairy section was extremely limited. Produce looked a little tarnished. Nothing particularly caught my eye in terms of price or quality. My purchase: I initially stopped in for grocery shopping but also to grab something quick for dinner. I didn't find either. The store didn't have any prepared foods or even good frozen selections (most were off brand and contained large quantities). I purchased hot dog meat (off brand), hot dog buns, ketchup (Grocery Outlet brand), small watermelon container (was soggy), and 4 small waters. I paid $20 something. Hot dogs were just okay, cheap tasting. I received a free branded tote which was nice. Overall, I guess that the price was good. Interesting find: The store has global foods aisle. It has foods from Asia and Latin America which is amazing. Savings: Savings are clearly indicated next to many items (our v their price). Marketing collateral in the store indicates savings if you download their app. Service: Service was average. The employees walking the checkout lines seemed apathetic. Lines moved quickly which was nice. Then again the store was almost empty on Sunday night. Parking: Parking lot is available onsite. Entrance is accessible from the parking lot only (unlike the former Dave's). I'm unlikely to become this store's frequent shopper despite living within walking distance. I feel that this store serves value-oriented families buying in bulk and non-committed to national brands. It doesn't well accommodate single people who are looking for quick prep options, small quantities, and high quality. I'll visit other stores in the area that better serve my personal needs.

I shop here for the first time today and my good experience was destroyed at check out when the…read morelady who is suppose to help you when needed called me by the wrong gender. It angered me and had me wondering if she was blind as I'm obviously a male. Her apology was "things happen." It was only three shoppers scanning and she spent most of her time helping another dude and seemed irritated by my raised hand w/vocal help request. It appears every food market has at least one knucklehead on board. Btw, no cashiers, self checkout only. The food choices were good and had items not seen much in the area, like the lobster balls I copped. There are lots of tables where you can eat. If I worked nearby and got an hour to grub this would be my main lunch spot. I love the ambiance of the store. Being my first time I navigated each aisle to find out where things were. The free parking is as convenient as it gets and you can push your cart out to your car, unlike Marcs.

Impromptu yet fun visit. Lots of vegetables, meat, and healthy options to choose from. Fresh items…read moreto buy, daily. I visited in December 2025 with my friend fellow Yelper, Olga. We had just come from the Yelpies (Yelp Awards) and I was dropping her off at her apartment but then I saw this market on the way so I stopped in. I had been meaning to visit Fairfax Market for a long time now so I'm glad that I finally got to visit. FOOD -- This is a huge grocery store with lots of food and drink options to choose from, such as snacks, meats (chicken, beef, fish), bread, milk, etc. I heard that they even have cooking demonstrations too. What I bought for all under $11 -- a big bunch of bok choy, 2 small stalks of broccoli, a small Arm and Hammer brand toothpaste, bananas, and 2 packages of tea biscuits. The bok choy was delicious that just recently, in April 2026, I drove by Fairfax and almost thought of going in to buy bok choy but I had a long day and I was too tired to stop. SERVICE -- My friend and I were greeted upon walking inside by a friendly security guard. Checking-out was easy and quick. I will be back whenever I am in the area again. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 24/250 total reviews in 2026 - 865 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 13 April 2026

As we entered the shop, we were met by an older gentleman enjoying homemade lasagna watching a…read moresoccer game. At that moment we knew we found the right spot. Continuing to explore aperitivos, we were looking for an amaro and Lambrusco to create a spritz we hoped to serve to guests that evening. He patiently and kindly explained the different varieties and flavor profiles, and helped us pick up the perfect amaro. Whether you're looking for the perfect wine or hoping to buff up your home bar's selection of amaros, check out Little Italy Wines.

Intimate wine store featuring Italian no wines Owner…read moreextremely knowledgeable about Italian wines By far best Italian wine selection in city Suggest try wines from northern Italy near alps Italian Chardonnay very different and better than Chablis Numerous other surprises for palate

Our server was top-notch, the food was delicious ( cavatelli and meatballs), the prices are a bit…read morehigh, but I can look past that. However, what put me in a bad headspace was the hostess. Not a smile to be had, very unapproachable, seemed bothered we were checking in for our reservation. For that reason alone, I will not be back anytime soon.

I dined at Mia Bella with my daughter while in Cleveland for a soccer camp at CWRU. The restaurant…read morewas small but nice, and we chose to sit at a high top rather than wait for a table. The service was attentive, and several people checked on us throughout our meal. I ordered the lobster ravioli, and my daughter ordered the pesto pasta and added chicken. Both dishes were excellent. The lobster ravioli was extremely flavorful, and my daughter really enjoyed the chicken with her pesto. This was some of the best Italian food I've had. This might not be saying a lot because I am from L.A. and we are not known for our Italian food. My only complaint was the bread. Most Italian restaurants offer complimentary bread for the table, but Mia Bella charges extra for it. That wouldn't bother me as much if the bread were something special, but it was extremely ordinary. It was warm, but otherwise pretty tasteless; no garlic, garlic butter, herbs, or anything else to make it memorable. I'd definitely skip the bread and order a legitimate appetizer instead. All in all, the experience was very strong, and I would definitely return.

Came here after a nice medal at tavern of little Italy…read more Came for ice cream and was sold on getting more dessert. Their gelato selection is in the corner but a decent selection. I got their strawberry cheesecake and a slice of I think German chocolate cake. Strawberry cheesecake gelato was delicious, reminded me of the old strawberry swirl cup ice cream you'd get at the grocery stores that came with the wodden spoon. But upgraded and a lot tastier. The slice of cake was decadent and went well with the gelato. Was almost like eating a pizookie. They had other pieces that I was tempted to get, but will have to be another time.

I have been going to prestige since I was a young child, almost 30 years…read more Used to be an experience and delectable treat. I took my own child back to purchase some things for Mother's Day, and was vastly disappointed in my recent experience. Service was extremely rude. Not a single price was advertised, the assorted cookies are now a whopping $24 per pound and they are were not fresh... so much so that I chose not to give them as a gift they were intended to be.

Best sautéed calamari I've had in the USA. Buttery soft squid rings. Light tomato sauce. Not…read moreoverwhelming garlic like Maxi's. The chicken livers with onions special was fine. Very iron-y and the liver taste was not my favorite. The burnt sort of surrounding onion mix only emphasized the iron flavor of the liver which turned it from enjoyable to a bit much. Only kinda downside was my server didn't listen to me emphasize multiple times to fire my orders all at once. He coursed them out and I could not have been more clear to send them at once when he asked ready for next course etc. Very frustrating to wait between courses when I was in a time crunch. Might have been a language barrier but I really said this like 3 times at least and he didn't listen.

Service at the bar was comfortable and Mike was great. The gnocchi Al Gorgonzola was light and…read moreflavorful. I had the Bistecca alla Fiorentina was AMAZING. Beautifully cooked, wonderful piece of steak. The roasted potatoes and zucchini were also very tasty. The house made tiramisu was a perfect finish.