8 Best American Restaurants near Cleveland

“It was amazing last time ...it was amazing this time. The food is always fresh, they are so nice and welcoming. The salad bar was fresh, clean, and fresh bread. ❤️ Kids menu was lower then $5 and the amount of food they get was amazing.“

“It's was wonderful to hear about the restoration that has taken place! Melissa, the owner, was happy to tell us stories of The Cleveland house, both old and new. Nice atmosphere! Cozy, they host bands, follow on Facebook for more info on bands and events such as St Patty's day, and band info. They have a well stocked bar for a small bar, both liquor and beer. Now for the food. It's was our first time there, and we only had appetizers, stuffed cheddar jalapeño tots, steak bites, and cheese steak quesadias. These were absolutely delicious! Tots came out looking like toasted marshmellows, dont be fooled, thin crunchy layer with a softer flavorful inside. Yum! The steak bites are marinated & grilled, I believe, and are very tender. The quesadia was a really good size with lots of filling, you will not be disappointed! I can't wait to go back to try dinner! Great place to stop taking a drive around the lake. Parking is across the street.“

“My teenage son and I enjoyed lunch at this new homestyle, family diner. He had the hand-pressed bacon cheeseburger with plenty of fresh cut fries, unlimited toppings included. I had the Reuben special. Super friendly server and co-owner Melissa was highly attentive and her husband cooks up delicious, large portions in the kitchen. They are part of the community and donate gift certificates to charitable organizations. Will return!“

“I was a bit skeptical about trying this place because every time I've driven by, it looks dead and there's not much to read online about it. I went in with low expectations but left very satisfied. It's a nice small townie bar/restaurant. The waitress was very nice and said that it gets busy for calm night. They have weekly specials and they freshly make most of the food. She said all the soups and mashed potatoes are homemade. They are reasonably priced and have large portions. It is well worth it. The food was delicious and I would definitely come back here!“

“Great good, Amazing service, Atmosphere is good the energy is pretty great. Most people do not stare and the tables have proper spacing along with the privacy panels. So you don’t feel out of place. One of the few places I felt good enough to eat at and I did not regret a single bite.Parking: Only isn’t free if you go in and eat -that’s a joke by the way- but yeah no just the one big parking lotKid-friendliness: Saw a father and his three kids enjoying 6 different types of pie having a ball nothing made me happiest than to see that like out of a movieWheelchair accessibility: The front should be flat enough for any wheelchair or people on crutches there wasn’t any hood or jumps I saw this is from the parking lot face tho as you go to the building there’s a entrance on the side I wouldn’t recommend“

“I love this place! Tonight I had the featured dinner for Easter..I should have taken a picture, but I left my phone home. It was presented beautifully. Three lovely slices of ham with pineapple slices (w/golden brown edges) cooked to perfection. The ham was juicy and delicious. It was accompanied by a generous serving of yummy mashed potatoes and stuffing, as well as candied carrots. Large portions, which worked for me, as I had some left to bring home… Yay ? I only commented below on the things that I have eaten there. There is a a menu with many great choices.Parking: parking is both in front within 4-5 feet from the door.Kid-friendliness: There are always families with kids coming ands going. They are very welcome at the Gnome.Wheelchair accessibility: The sidewalk entry is a ramp.“

“Outstanding service and great selection of food. I had the fish which was absolutely it was grouper and paired to perfection staff. Very attentive and menu varied in wide depending on specials. Great view of the lake. You can be indoors or outdoors. Fun place to go ?Wheelchair accessibility: Wheelchair access is straight from the parking lot into the first store. Takes you right into the main dining room“

“Music was way too loud. Waitress told them to turn it down, but as soon as she was done taking our order, they turned the music right back up. The bass was up so high, it felt like it was booming in your chest. My husband had to take his hearing aids out because it was so loud. Then we couldn't even hear each other talking. Fish was good. Mac and cheese was very dry. Probably won't be back. It just isn't a good atmosphere for older people.“