Downtown Cleveland Restaurant Week ... Experience the art of dining in your city.

Note: Open link at bottom of the page for links to the listed restaurants.

On Sunday, February 24th through Saturday, March 1st, come downtown for the first ever Downtown Cleveland Restaurant Week! Starting at 5:00pm every night until close, enjoy unique Cleveland dining for a great price at over 30 participating downtown restaurants. During this week only, you will find $20 and $40 price points for a delicious three course meal and be able to park for just $2! Following the meal you�ll have an opportunity to enter a sweepstakes to win dinner for a year in Downtown Cleveland! Don�t miss this special opportunity to experience dining downtown for a great price. You are encouraged to call early for reservations and identify yourself as a Restaurant Week diner -- tables will fill up fast!

Please contact the Downtown Cleveland Alliance at 216-736-7799 for more information.

Participating Restaurants
1890 at the Arcade
216-776-4572

American Bar and Grill
(formerly The E Grill)
216-523-8000

Bice Ristorante
216-298-4447

Blue Pointe Grille
216-875-7872

Cleveland Chophouse & Brewery
216-623-0909

Crop Bistro and Bar
216-696-crop

David's at Key Tower
216-736-7080

Fat Fish Blue
216-875-6000

Flannery's Pub
216-781-7782

Hard Rock Caf�
216-830-7625

House of Blues
216-523-2583

Jac's
216-298-4125

John Q's Steakhouse
216-861-0900

Johnny's Downtown
216-623-0055

Muse
216-902-5255

The Nauti Mermaid
216-771-6175

One Walnut Restaurant
216-575-1111

Pickwick & Frolic
216-241-7425

Pimentos
216-771-7600

Ponte Vecchio Ristorante
216-556-8200

Rock Bottom Restaurant & Brewery
216-623-1555

Tower 230 Bar & Grill
216-348-0023

Sans Souci
216-902-4095

Sushi Rock
216-623-1212

Vivo
216-621-4678

Waterstreet Grill
216-619-1600

Wonder Bar
216-664-1088

Zocalo Mexican Grill & Tequileria
216-781-0420

http://www.downtownclevelandalliance...urant_week.asp

i saw this post and i was in the cleveland area over new years and the Renaissance Cleveland offered this amazing package. i highly recommend it for anyone in the area next new years. its a 5 course meal for 2 (we could hardly finish), a night's stay, and a breakfast buffet in the morning. the hotel is also located right in the heart of the city!

sans souci's food is to die for! check it out:
http://www.marriott.com/hotels/hotel...eveland-hotel/

for Lola & Sans Souci that week! Can't wait. Thanks for the heads up.

I thought I would miss dining out in NYC, but Cleveland has some really great restaurants and the dining scene is very, very impressive. Love Lola, Mallorca, Fire-food & Drink, Sergios, San Souci, One Walnut, Table 45, Vivo. There are so many to chose from and reasonably priced. There is something for everyone, from high end fine dining to casual. I wish there were more restaurants on the list and that the list included the near downtown neighborhoods as well.

Lately I�ve been checking out the restaurants in AsiaTown�I haven�t been disappointed yet!

Don't Forget Metropolitan, Blue Point, Cleveland Chop House and Johnny Q's

Try (Tremont)

Lago---Italian Lobster Ravioli is to die for.
Parralax---Sushi
Farenheit--great happy hour (kobe beef hot dog $5 with bacon, pickled onions and cucumbers and tomatoes) and excellent pizzas
Lolita--Micheal Symon's original space

And for old fashioned Eastern European (Stuffed peppers, Peirogis, potato pancakes) try Solkolowski's University Inn. They serve the food Cafeteria style.

And you should really try Phnom Phen over in Ohio City right next to the West side Market, Excellent Thai/Cambodian food.

I have a very long list, let me know what you are looking for and I have a place.

Don't get me started on where to find the ice cream :-)

Ohio City is packed, especially on weekends when I make my Westside Market runs. I LOVE THAT PLACE

I've been to Metropolitan, Blue Point, Cleveland Chop House, Johnny Q's
Lago, Farenheit and Lolita, multiple times. I haven't had a bad meal yet.

Ask around, but you should give Sokolowski's a try.

I dont remember the name of the stand at the market but they do apple cured meats.

They have thick cut apple cured peppered bacon to die for. I then use the bacon grease to make potato pancakes.

I then visit my cardiologist :-)

Don't give me any ideas. Its bad enough I ride the train back to the east side with 6 bags of groceries. I love buying by the ton!

Your cardiologist?! LOL I work in Univ. Circle on occasion, and I feel like I should have an extended stay at the Cleve. Clinic after I've eaten a sandwich at Slyman's!

A pound of bacon does weigh a pound....but is very dense, it does not take up much room in the grocery bag.

I have the luxury of living within a short bike ride or a really long walk to the market.

I do walk to most of the tremont hot spots.

I love Slymans! And the other Jewish Delis (Jacks, Corky and Lennys). I can't imagine what it would be like looking for a sandwich on the west side!