Solon
Solon, OH · Food & Drink
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The Small-Town Ohio Steakhouse Serving Steaks Worth The Long Country Drive
The steaks here share a building with a 1779 Revolutionary War battle flag. That is a serious dinner companion. The meats come out of an on-site smokehouse fed with hickory, sassafras, and apple woods. The brick building went up in 1837. It once served travelers along a canal. Today you...
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An Ohio Family Restaurant Appeared in a Superman Movie, Then a Fire Forced It to Start Over After 43 Years
A neighborhood diner known for pierogi and stuffed cabbage ended up on the big screen in a Superman movie. Then a fire shut down its longtime home after 43 years of serving breakfast and comfort food. Most restaurants would call that the end of the story. This one packed up...
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21-Year-Old Revives Family’s Little Italy Tavern in Cleveland
A 21-year-old is bringing his family’s tavern back to life in Cleveland’s Little Italy, stepping away from college to reopen a bar that has been part of his family for a century, as reported by Cleveland Magazine. Jack Sparent left Cleveland State University to revive Lou’s Tavern on Coltman Road, a neighborhood spot first opened by his great-grandfather in the 1920s.
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Buehler’s Is Adding Three More Stops To Its Grocery Aisle
It’s a company that Galionites know well. Buehler’s Fresh Foods, the employee-owned supermarket chain with a grocery and OHLQ presence here, has announced plans to acquire three Sander’s Markets locations in eastern Ohio. This will expand its presence from 14 to 17 supermarkets across the state. The...
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Why Thousands Of People Flock To This Middle-Of-Nowhere Ohio Pizzeria
A former 1960s ice cream stand now turns out sourdough pizza that people happily drive country roads to eat. The dough is pan-baked, light and airy, with a crispy finish. In a 2019 industry profile, pizza accounted for more than 70 percent of food sales here, which says plenty. The...
Chronicle-Telegram
Candidates gather at Temple B'nai Abraham's annual Bagel Brunch ahead of election
Inside Elyria’s Temple B’nai Abraham Sunday morning, individuals of differing stripes and political ideologies mingled over bagels, scrambled eggs and noodle kugel. Temple B’nai Abraham’s annual Bagel Brunch has become known for being one of the very last opportunities for local candidates running for office to connect with the community before Tuesday’s general election.
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The Charming Waffle Haven In Ohio Serves Up Comfort Food Worthy Of A Standing Ovation
There’s a spot in Medina, Ohio where the waffles are so good that you’ll find yourself staring at the menu like it personally wrote you a love letter. Waffle-O-Waffle is the kind of place that makes you question every breakfast decision you’ve ever made before walking through its door.
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Additional Ohio stores close as once-viral cookie chain faces slumping sales
A chain described as the “country’s fastest growing cookie chain” as recently as 2023 has closed multiple other Ohio stores, but that’s just how the cookie Crumbls. In addition to the closure of Crumbl Cookies’ Easton location shuttering earlier this month, the brand that began going viral on social media in 2021 has also recently closed stores in Brooklyn, Ohio and Lakewood, Ohio, according to a Restaurant Business report.
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Cleveland Jewish News
ELLE sold to Olé Tapas Bar, to close Dec. 31
ELLE Restaurant in Solon will end its five-year run under its current ownership Dec. 31 after its owners were approached by another restaurant group interested in purchasing the business. Owner Jay Leitseon said the decision to sell was unexpected, but the opportunity would allow 56 Restaurant Group to focus on...
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5 Best Restaurants in Akron, Ohio You Need to Try Before Everyone Else Finds Them
Akron, Ohio is a city stitched together by the laughter of neighbors on front porches, the hum of rubber factories past and present, and the scent of something soulful simmering in kitchens both grand and humble. Here, the Cuyahoga River bends through neighborhoods where murals bloom, where the skyline is a patchwork of old brick and new hope, and every block tells a story of resilience and reinvention. Akron is a place where Appalachian roots mingle with the rhythms of Black, Polish, Italian, and new American dreams—a city where every meal is a gathering, every gathering a celebration of belonging.