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Cleveland, Ohio
863 restaurants. 145 hotels. 54 neighborhoods. Curated by locals.
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Restaurant and hotel of the day
Dining
Best restaurants right now
1$$West Side Market
1979 W 25th St, Cleveland
Grand, bustling public market from 1912 featuring vendors for meat, produce, bread & hot food.
2Findlay Market
1801 Race St, Cincinnati
Longtime hub of vendors selling meat, produce & other local foods, plus a seasonal farmers' market.
3$$Crocker Park
177 Market St, Westlake
Upscale, open-air mall offering trendy brand-name shops, a range of restaurants & an IMAX theater.
4$$Southern Tier Brewery Cleveland
811 Prospect Ave E Ste. E, Cleveland
5$$Slyman's Restaurant and Deli
3106 St Clair Ave NE, Cleveland
Retro breakfast & lunch mainstay featuring hefty corned-beef sandwiches & other deli classics.
6$$Angelo's Pizza
13715 Madison Ave, Lakewood
Long-running eatery with a menu of pizza, pasta, wings & sandwiches plus sports on TV, beer & wine.
Stay
Top hotels in Cleveland
1Hilton Cleveland Downtown
100 Lakeside Ave E, Cleveland
Cozy rooms in a polished lodging offering an indoor pool, a glam restaurant/bar & lake views.
2Drury Plaza Hotel Cleveland Downtown
1380 E 6th St, Cleveland
Warmly styled rooms & suites in a stately 1930s building featuring an indoor pool & free happy hour.
3Cleveland Marriott Downtown at Key Tower
Key Tower, 1360 W Mall Dr, Cleveland
Polished hotel with a bar, an Italian restaurant & meeting space, plus a spa & a fitness center.
4The Westin Cleveland Downtown
777 St Clair Ave NE, Cleveland
Contemporary hotel with a modern steakhouse, plus an exercise room & 18 meeting rooms.
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Dining crawl itineraries
The Tremont Tasting Tour
Tremont . ~270 min
Ohio City Beer + Bites
Ohio City . ~306 min
Downtown Date Night
Downtown . ~237 min
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What people say
Real reviews
“The market was to die for! I loved the vintage structure and all of the booths. It felt lively but not too busy when we were there. Be careful with the kiddos because all the treats are eye level! W”
Alexis Kuhn
West Side Market“I had a wonderful time down here with my daughter shopping getting grocery, fresh meat and cheese and eggs. Fruit veggies. Thank you daughter for taking your mommy grocery shopping. What a blessing to”
Kianna Bell
Findlay Market“Enjoyed the Christmas decorations. The scenery was beautiful. We visited the lego store to purchase gifts for kiddos. Customer service was excellent. We had a very nice conversation. I love it when pe”
Donna J
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Cleveland known for?
Cleveland, Ohio is known for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, a thriving food scene with 863 restaurants, professional sports teams (Browns, Cavaliers, Guardians), world-class museums at University Circle, and a revitalized waterfront along Lake Erie. The city offers affordable living with vibrant neighborhoods like Tremont, Ohio City, and Downtown.
Is Cleveland a good place to visit?
Cleveland is an excellent destination with 863 restaurants, 145 hotels, and 48 distinct neighborhoods to explore. Top attractions include the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, West Side Market, Cleveland Museum of Art (free admission), Progressive Field, and Cuyahoga Valley National Park. The dining scene rivals much larger cities at a fraction of the cost.
What are the best neighborhoods in Cleveland?
The most popular Cleveland neighborhoods for visitors and residents include Tremont (walkable dining), Ohio City (West Side Market and craft beer), Downtown (sports and entertainment), University Circle (arts and culture), Lakewood (laid-back lakefront), and Gordon Square (arts district). Each neighborhood has its own character, restaurants, and attractions.
What are the best restaurants in Cleveland?
Cleveland has 863 restaurants spanning 77 cuisine types. Top-rated spots include fine dining in Tremont, seafood along the lakefront, Italian in Little Italy, and innovative cuisine on East 4th Street. Our guide covers every restaurant with ratings, photos, hours, and reviews from Google.
Where should I stay in Cleveland?
Cleveland has 145 hotels across downtown, the lakefront, near the airport, and in suburbs like Beachwood and Independence. Downtown hotels put you within walking distance of sports venues, restaurants, and the Rock Hall. Budget options start under $100/night, while luxury properties like The Ritz-Carlton offer premium experiences.