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    4.4 (272 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 8:30 pm

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    Tea pot (mint) delicious!!

    The food is delicious and the staff are kind we have returned to this great little deli several times on our trip to Cleveland Clinic!

    Sunrise of the Nile

    Great service and the food is good. Also, my partner really enjoyed the Turkish coffee and the Sunrise on the Nile - great protein source with good variety. I loved the corned beef and hash

    Build Your Own Omelet
    Brian E.

    Thrilled to find this spot on the same block as the hotel I was staying at while in town visiting Cleveland Clinic. Great service and great food. Got a customized omelette that was phenomenal. Lots of veggies and protein options available. I really liked the gyro meat I got in mine. They also have a variety of Egyptian menu options that I'd love to try. Word of caution, this restaurant is halal so there is no pork. Instead they offer turkey sausage and turkey bacon which were both tasty.

    The perfect Fries (Side)
    Dean S.

    Looking for a local spot while visiting the Cleveland Clinic. Find this spot. Wander the .3 miles. I walk in, immediately thanked for dropping but and I take my seat at a table. Server comes over and asks me if I'm ready to order and I start the whole "what would you have for lunch here?" He responds everything is good. What are you in the mood for? I say a sandwich so burger or Reuben? He smiles when i say Reuben and starts to tell me that everything is house made!? I start to salivate because I love a good mom and pop store that makes their specialties in house. The surprise is a young girl(daughter of owner?) delivers my sandwich and she's so sweet. Again. Family run businesses are the best. Camera eats 1st and I'm very excited about this as it looks incredible. The corned beef looks so juicy and they have the best fries. Take my 1st bite, the rye bread is perfectly toasted so the crust isn't rock hard and the meat and sauerkraut are just so flavorful. The bread has to be from a local bakery?! For sure, One of the best Reuben's I've ever had the pleasure of eating. It's crazy that I'm in Cleveland, off a main street just outside of downtown and we have access to food that is this good. The store is decorated with a personalized deli ambiance. Clean, tidy and set up properly for foot traffic. If you're ever in this area, drop by and give this eatery a try. Supporting local!

    Sunrise on the Nile Pita side
    Olga N.

    Favorites: Turkish Coffee Experience: Urban Kitchen & Deli is a casual Egyptian-American eatery nestled in the University Circle neighborhood (close to CWRU, Innova, and local hospitals). The menu appeals to a wide range of palettes from adventurous to plain. For the plain, there are gyro, shawarma, omelette, and waffles. For the adventurous, Egyptian breakfast faves are an exciting choice. The walls are adorned with murals (including Egyptian themed) to add to the ambiance. I ordered Turkish coffee that was served in a dainty gold cup with a refill in cezve. The coffee was a little sweeter than the usual Turkish coffee but still very delicious. I ordered Sunrise On The Nile as my main dish. It is traditional Egyptian breakfast featuring stewed fava beans with garlic, tomatoes, olive oil, and cumin. Served with two eggs, feta tomatoes, three falafel, and warm pita bread. This savory breakfast dish was served on a huge platter and was an interesting combination of flavors. The service was attentive although it was evident that the wait staff is a little overwhelmed. I will definitely return to savor more Turkish coffee. Restaurant Layout: The restaurant has an open layout with a few booths and tables (for large and small parties). They offer open seating where you can select your preferred table. Time Saving Tips: The restaurant has menu items marked for those in a rush. Expect for the restaurant to be very full during brunch hours on Sunday. Parking: Free parking is available in the front by nearby restaurants. Paid parking lots is offered in the back offered by Innova (pay by text).

    Ubran Kitchen in Cleveland Ohio get two thumbs down for me . I had hair in my food.

    Bought me my food, and it had hair in it. When they bought out my replacement food in was not hot... which leads me to believe, they took the hair out and gave it back to me.

    David A.

    We were visiting the Cleveland Clinic and decided to walk over here and try the cuisine. Urban Kitchen serves breakfast until 2, but we decided to have lunch instead. My wife ordered the beef shwarma wrap, which she enjoyed. I have celiac, so my meal had to be gluten-free. After informing the server of my condition, he told me that the falafel dippers would be fried in fresh, uncontaminated oil. They were yummy. The chicken sandwich was served on a gluten-free bun, though the menu does not mention this as an option. I substituted a salad for fries; I could have had steamed veggies instead. The waiter (Kelvin) was very personable and friendly. He was clearly concerned about my need for gluten-free meal and checked with us frequently. Service (a little after 1:00 pm) was quick. The ambiance was pleasant, with some upbeat background music and quiet conversations among the other diners. Tables has nice spacing, so we did not feel crowded. Overall, this was a great dining experience and I would definitely dine here again if we return.

    Cornbeef and eggs
    Rich L.

    Life is short. F.....it up! Family, Flavor, Friends While in town food the weekend was looking for a good spot for brunch. This place didn't not disappoint. Got the cornbeef hash 2 eggs hash brown potatoes and rye toast. This was homemade cornbeef seasoned and cured well got it crispy and it was savory especially mixed w the yolk of the over easy eggs - the toast was from a rye baguette thick small but perfect. The waffle was crispy fluffy in the middle topped with whipped cream. They have middle eastern and Egyptian cuisine which imagine would be good. Cool painting on the walls. Def with visit.

    Bamia
    Julia T.

    Let me preface this by saying I'm an out of towner and my food options are usually limited due to delivery cost and distance. I discovered urban deli and kitchen on my most recent trip to Cleveland and OH MY GOSH I'm so sad I never checked it out sooner. I usually am in town for 2-3 days at a time and this time I had EVERY meal from urban. There was so much in quantity that I was able to save for my lunches the next day. The first time I dined in and had the roasted chicken with potatoes and veggies. The chicken was quarter leg size, crispy, and so tender on the inside. The mashed potatoes and gravy was sooooooo good! Even the veggies had a garlic kick but they were just regular steamed veggies. I will say service was a bit slow for dine in and especially pick up the first day, but they were busy too. The ambience is cute, nothing too extravagant. Very much a mom and pop sort of vibe. Later for dinner I went back and ordered a Cajun chicken salad to go. It was refreshing and the chicken had a spicy kick to it. The next day I ordered the bamia & the health platter. I LOVEDDDD the bamia! It was so flavorful and the lamb shank was cooked to perfection. The meat practically fell off the bone! I substituted the vermicelli rice for the Persian fava & dill rice which I absolutely loved. The okra stew was amazing as well. I highly recommend this dish! The health platter came with three different dips, grape leaves, and pita. It was so light and refreshing and honestly could be a meal in itself for me. The hummus, baba ganoush and feisty feta cheese were packed with flavor! The grape leaves added a bit of texture. Overall I am VERY happy with this place! I'll definitely be back to try more things next time I'm in town!

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    Great food, tea and coffee. The service was great too. I ate here twice while in the area.

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    food was excellent and staff were super friendly and attentive. As they always are whenever I visit. Great restaurant.

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    Cozy spot with delicious food. Enjoyed the corned beef hash tremendously! Highly recommend Urban Kitchen for the full service experience.

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