Lakewood

Candy Dish Confections in Lakewood is the Accessible Sequel to Lilly Handmade Chocolate

The husband-and-wife duo behind Tremont’s former Lilly Handmade Chocolates returns with a more approachable take on handcrafted sweets, from colorful chocolate creations to oversized candy bars.

by Douglas Trattner

First Look: Sundaybird, Opening in Lakewood in Mid-November

Rotisserie chicken is the star of the show at this new fast-casual restaurant from the team behind Birdietown and chef Andrew Gorski.

by Douglas Trattner

Sourwood Public House to Open in Former Deagan’s Kitchen Spot in Lakewood

Operator Leo Hines describes the new spot as Southern cuisine with a twist.

by Douglas Trattner

Five Products We Love From Women-Owned Businesses in Cleveland

These female creators are helping the city’s shopping scene thrive.

by Julia Lombardo

Lakewood's Best Restaurants

This West Side suburb has become a foodie paradise, with some of the most exciting restaurants the region has to offer.

by Christina Rufo

LBM in Lakewood to Close in October

The beloved Lakewood cocktail bar will close on its ninth anniversary, giving fans six weeks to say goodbye as rising insurance costs make continued operation unsustainable.

by Douglas Trattner

The Dos and Don'ts of Dining Out With Kids in Cleveland

Cleveland foodies don’t have to choose between getting a baby sitter or eating at home. It just takes a little preparation. 

by Kate Bigam Kaput

Emily Campion Joins Sofia’s Kitchen + Bar in Lakewood as Executive Chef

Sofia’s Kitchen + Bar welcomes chef Emily Campion to lead its next chapter, following the departure of opening chef Andy Strizak.

by Douglas Trattner

Arthur Treacher’s Fish & Chips in Lakewood Opens This Week

In three short years, George Simon and a team of investors purchased the last surviving Cuyahoga Falls restaurant, revived the Garfield Heights location, and opened new spots in Cleveland Heights and soon Lakewood.

by Douglas Trattner

Cleveland Logs Off in a Growing Analog Movement

VHS tapes, instant cameras, vinyl records and CRT TVs are having a comeback. Meet the Northeast Ohio businesses, educators and curators who are centering analog tech and physical media.

by Annie Nickoloff