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the mayfield one is not as good as the others, the Chagrin Blvd one is the best, followed by the one in chagrin falls. (IMHO)
the owners, The Shibleys, are not greek AFAIK, but they could be... |
Originally Posted by entropy
the mayfield one is not as good as the others, the Chagrin Blvd one is the best, followed by the one in chagrin falls. (IMHO)
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Just breezed over this thread and didn't read every post thoroughly but...
I'm shocked noone mentioned the Cleveland Chophouse. The gf and I loved it. We stayed in Cleveland for 2 days and had dinner there both days. Wonderful! I think it's in the "Warehouse District"? :confused: Someone correct me if I'm wrong. We want to go back just for that place. Btw, the R & R hall of fame is a waste of time. Well, it's fine enough if you're already in Cleveland but don't travel there mainly for that. |
Originally Posted by the_nomad
I'm shocked noone mentioned the Cleveland Chophouse.
edited to add: re the R&R HOF, I go about once a year, as they change up the exhibits from time-to-time. It's not someplace you need to spend all day at, though, and I agree that I wouldn't make it the focal point of a trip to Cleveland. But since I live here, I'm glad that I get to enjoy it regularly. |
they're all good, I think the quality of the cooking is just slightly worse at the mayfield one...
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Originally Posted by the_nomad
Just breezed over this thread and didn't read every post thoroughly but...
I'm shocked noone mentioned the Cleveland Chophouse. The gf and I loved it. We stayed in Cleveland for 2 days and had dinner there both days. Wonderful! I think it's in the "Warehouse District"? :confused: Someone correct me if I'm wrong. We want to go back just for that place. Btw, the R & R hall of fame is a waste of time. Well, it's fine enough if you're already in Cleveland but don't travel there mainly for that. |
Corky & Lenny's Linked to Salmonella Cases
Originally Posted by 4thplz
Lunch at Corky & Lenny's .... a great deli, great cornbeef sandwiches :)
The Cuyahoga County Board of Health has confirmed six cases of salmonella infection and is investigating four more suspected cases in which people were sickened, allegedly after dining at the popular Woodmere restaurant Corky & Lenny's. "We don't have any positive assurance, but we're investigating the restaurant as one of the only common links between the 10 people who got sick," said John McLeod, the health board's director of environmental health. The first case was reported Monday, and no cases have been reported since Wednesday, McLeod said. Two people were hospitalized and have since been discharged. The likely culprit is the restaurant's matzo ball soup, which is made with eggs and chicken fat, although health officials are checking every item on the menu, as well as testing the restaurant staff, McLeod said. |
Originally Posted by BamaVol
Being a yankee in Alabama, I'm pretty corned beef-deprived so I used to enjoy Corky & Lenny's. That was before the food poisoning last year. Gawd, don't you hate getting sick away from home?
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Originally Posted by MBM3
Mama Santo's in Little Italy for cheap italian and pizza
When I went to CWRU back in the early 90s we ate at Mama Santo's every weekend. I went back to visit for the first time in 12 years in 2004 and found it to be just as I remembered -- heaven. :) Unfortunately, Presti's Doughnuts went upscale and became a deli/upscale bakery. I couldn't believe that I couldn't go there at 4 am and get fresh, hot donuts anymore. :( Ahhh, progress. Little Italy is worth a trip. :) |
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