Want to get to know the newest eateries to open their doors in Ohio City? From a doughnut shop to a barbecue joint to a coffeehouse, read on to see the newest businesses to arrive in this part of Cleveland.
Bigmouth Donut Company
1418 W. 29th St.
Bigmouth Donut Company has opened its newest shop in the Hingetown area of Ohio City. You can find its original location on East 55th Street at Hub 55.
The new store features a mural by local artist George Kocar and a small outdoor patio, reports Cleveland.com.
The menu includes doughnut options like vanilla bean glazed, apple chai frosted, Ohio Buckeye, lemon lavender, chocolate frosted, banana walnut and more. Cream cheese cinnamon rolls, croissants and apple fritters are also on offer along with an assortment of caffeinated beverages. (See the full menu here.)
The shop has received one-five star review thus far.
Yelper Patrick S. wrote, "Fantastic doughnuts in Cleveland's Hingetown neighborhood!"
Bigmouth Donut Company is open from 6:30 a.m.–2 p.m. on Tuesday-Friday and 8 a.m.–2 p.m. on weekends. (It's closed on Monday.)
The Rib Cage
1830 W. 25th St.
The Rib Cage is a Southern-style barbecue joint that has another outpost in Cleveland Heights.
Owned by Robert Hill Jr. and sons Robert III, Ronnell and Brandon, the 3,200-square-foot restaurant is in the space that formerly housed the Orale Contemporary Mexican Kitchen.
The Rib Cage says it prepares its meat using an outdoor smoker with cherry, apple and hickory woods. Specialties include turkey ribs, pulled pork and beef brisket, which can be slathered in a house sauce, like Carolina Mustard Vinegar or Sweet Thai Chili.
Yelper Barry H., who reviewed The Rib Cage on June 6, wrote, "Bartenders are always friendly and attentive and the food is amazing. Hands down the best ribs I've ever had. If you're in Ohio City give this place a try."
The Rib Cage is open from 4 p.m.–2:30 a.m. on Monday-Thursday and 11:30 a.m.–2:30 a.m. on Friday-Sunday.
Foyer
2529 Detroit Ave.
An airy new spot serving coffee, tea and pastries has recently debuted in the neighborhood. Called Foyer, the cafe and coffeehouse is part of the Beauty Shoppe co-working facility in the Seymour Building, reports Cleveland.com.
Foyer features drinks from Parlor Coffee and croissants and other treats from Tommy's Pastries. Yelpers praise the in-house Kaffe Tonic, an espresso and tonic water combination.
Foyer is off to a promising start with a current rating of five stars out of four reviews on Yelp.
Daniel H. wrote, "Great coffee at a reasonable price is worth stopping in for, but the high quality service will keep you coming back. The place has a great vibe and it's ideally located for anyone heading downtown."
Yelper Heisen B. wrote, "Interesting concept (cafe as entryway to co-working space), and perfect execution."
Foyer is open from 7 a.m.–5 p.m. on weekdays. (It's closed on weekends.)
