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Home cooks get a rare shot at bragging rights when the Ashtabula Local Food Festival returns to Bridge Street on September 6.
Vermilion Valley Vineyards is rolling out five late harvest wines, including a rare botrytis riesling that funds pediatric brain tumor research.
Chef Rafael Zaloshnja is stuffing black truffles into six courses at his historic Detroit Avenue spot on Sept. 9.
Isabella's, the new restaurant inside Tangier West, is named for Angelica George's grandmother, who worked in accounting there until age 93.
Westlake Mayor Dennis Clough joins a celebrity judging panel as more than 20 trucks vie for top honors on September 26.
The Uptown location fills a space empty for a year and brings 115 jobs to Euclid Avenue.
The 43-year-old diner reopens next week with 165 seats, breakfast all day and a Superman movie legacy in tow.
Mason’s Creamery, FrankieLynn Hot Dogs and Cult Craft Liquids join forces for a root beer float bash — and sticker sales help Cleveland shelter dogs.
The Wales Avenue location opens Tuesday with a Chipotlane and joins two other Massillon spots already serving burritos.
The 75-seat Broadview Road bar brews its own gin, vermouth, and curacao behind a cathedral-like Norse drinking-hall design.
City engineers forced 7 Brew to scrap a driveway straight onto Ohio 82 before the drive-thru could break ground near SouthPark Mall.
Country hitmaker Brett Young headlines Saturday as the festival adds a full day and new vendors at Lock 3.
Howe Meadow's fourth annual tomato showdown pits growers against James Beard-nominated chef judges next Saturday.
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