Classic Cleveland Restaurants: Corbo's Bakery
The 61-year-old Little Italy bakery shares its recipe for butterball cookies with us.
The 61-year-old Little Italy bakery shares its recipe for butterball cookies with us.
The family-owned barbeque business in Warrensville Heights has been churning out ribs and Polish Boys for 78 years.
The history of Johnny's Bar on Fulton stretches all the way back to when current owner Bo Santosuosso's grandmother opened it in 1924 as Louise's Gardens.
Proprietor Mike Small's father bought the fine-dining Westlake restaurant in 1971.
The Strongsville restaurant celebrates its 40th anniversary next month.
The popular St. Clair Avenue deli has been stacking sandwiches for more than 55 years.
While the restaurant opened in 1954, current owner Fadi Daoud's changes to the burger have impressed its customers.
The 72-year-old Rocky River diner shares a replica recipe, without giving up any family secrets, for its popular peanut butter burgers.
Billed as "the oldest restaurant in Cleveland," this Little Italy favorite has been around since 1918.
The elegant fine-dining restaurant in Beachwood has been the hallmark of owner Carl Quagliata for 44 years.
The iconic Eastern European restaurant transitioned to a cafeteria-style restaurant in the 1950s.
Tommy Fello opened his beloved Cleveland Heights restaurant in 1972.