Top Best American Restaurants in Lorain

"Located in the heart of Ohio City and the fast-growing city of Avon, Heck’s Café is a beloved spot to dine, lounge, and meet up with friends. The renowned Cleveland restaurant has three locations around the state, each with its character and ambiance but all serving the same delicious cuisine and drinks. Heck’s Café Ohio City is based in a beautiful 120-year-old brick townhouse in the middle of the city with an indoor garden oasis, while Heck’s Café Avon boasts an industrial feel in a new warehouse-style building."

"Nestled in a quiet corner of Ohio City, Heck's Café is a great local restaurant serving amazing burgers and delicious brunch food. Their patio is located on the side of a very quiet street with little car traffic. It is flanked by two large trees and has strings of lights hanging above the outdoor tables, making it the perfect place for a drink with friends."

"Other nearby favorites include Market Garden Brewery and Hansa Brewery. Venture out of the area to visit Noble Beast or Masthead Brewing Co., or fit in several breweries by hopping on board the Cleveland Brew Bus, which makes stops at some of the city’s best breweries, including Platform, Terrestrial and Forest City Brewery."

"A photo posted by marketgardenbrewery (@marketgardenbrewery) on Oct 23, 2016 at 9:11am PDT. If you're looking for a fresh pint, Market Garden Brewery is the way to go. Their flavor twists are refreshing and delicious."

"1947 W 25th St, Cleveland, OH 44113Phone: (216) 621-4000Visit Website. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by Market Garden Brewpub (@marketgardenbrewpub)"

"in Ohio City in 1999, one couldn’t just back up his or her Subaru wagon at the market to load up on local ingredients. It took years for our multispoked farmers market system to develop to where it is today, and we have Small to thank for forging many of those relationships early on. Following the path of her mentor and local foods pioneer Parker Bosley, Small sought out local producers throughout the region and gave them credit for their labors on her spotless seasonal bistro menu."

"The Flying Fig, located in Cleveland's Ohio City neighborhood, combines a warm, inviting atmosphere with innovative, healthy, and tasty food. Chef/owner Karen Small was one of the first in the region to feature locally grown and organic produce, and the restaurant makes most of its stocks, sauces, and delicious desserts.The Flying Fig2523 Market Ave.Cleveland, OH"

"Back in the nineties, years before “farm-to-table” became a foodie buzzword, Karen Small was practicing it in her Ohio City restaurant. Today, the Fig stays loyal to its roots without losing its creative edge. It specializes in the seasonal elevation of somewhat humble fare: braised pork ribs with a rhubarb barbecue, chicken schnitzel with Dijon crème freche."

"In a region awash in corned beef, it’s common knowledge that Slyman’s, a Cleveland staple since the mid-1960s, sets the bar. Come lunchtime, lines form out front that eventually, efficiently pass in front of the perpetually active slicer, who shaves and piles warm, soft, fragrant corned beef onto fresh rye. In addition to those rightly legendary sandwiches, this bustling carryout and full-service cafeteria offers breakfast and lunch items that range from corned beef hash and eggs, to Reubens, to french fries with gravy."

"Tucked neatly at the far end of Starkweather close to the center of historical, hip, artsy Tremont, Lucky's Café boasts quirky décor and original artworks on the walls and is a casual, stylish spot for creative breakfasts, freshly brewed coffee, and a relaxed ambiance. Set on the Tremont Art Walk route, the petite eatery serves an array of freshly baked pastries and treats, breakfast dishes such as in-house granola, yogurt and fresh fruit, lemon waffles and blueberry compote, and a hearty sausage and biscuits topped with scrambled eggs. The signature Shipwreck is a blissful blend of bacon, eggs, cheese, hash browns, and seasonal veggies served with house-baked Como toast and fresh fruit."

"Lucky’s Café in Tremont offers diners an alternative to mass-produced diner fare. Featured on the Food Network for ‘Guy Fieri’s Diners, Drive-ins and Dives in 2009, Lucky’s local commitment and delicious brunch options have only improved since then. Highlights include pecan bacon, baked mac and cheese and their house-made granola made with local honey and grains from a third generation grain farm."

"Our mission is to provide the people of our community with food, pastry, and breads which are made by hand with care and attention to quality, using only the freshest ingredients."

"Dante Tremont is a Modern American restaurant helmed by Michelin-starred Chef Dante Boccuzzi that serves Mediterranean-tinged New American cuisine and fine wines in an elegant setting. One of several restaurants that make up the Dante Restaurant Group, Dante Tremont is set within a former bank building and provides a beautiful setting for an intimate dinner for two. The celebrated dining destination serves à la carte options and chef-prepared tasting menus featuring dishes prepared with locally-sourced and organic ingredients and accompanied by an extensive wine list and craft cocktail selection."

"Dante Next Door is a laid-back dining destination in the historic Tremont neighborhood that many people consider the most fun restaurant in Cleveland. It is literally “next door” t..."

"In addition to numerous top-rated restaurants and bars, The Land has some outstanding clubs to dance the night away, listen to live entertainment, meet with friends, crash and burn with horrid pick up lines(for those who still engage people personally as too many of us have our heads in our cellphones) and chill after a week of working hard in the city where LeBron famously and truthfully stated “Nothing is given, everything is earned”. There is a lot that separates a good club and a GREAT club. Good food, strong drinks, friendly staff, awesome DJ, beautiful club-goers and security."

"2710 Lorain Ave, Cleveland, OH 44113Phone: (216) 631-5200Visit Website. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by TouchSupperClub (@touchsupperclub)"

"Head into the InterContinental Hotel to find some of the best lunch in Cleveland in Table 45. An intimate local favorite, Table 45 offers menus of hearty entrees and small plates f..."

"Sleek cosmopolitan dining experience featuring world cuisine in an essentialist decor with private chef's table in the kitchen, VIP tables, welcoming bar and impeccable service."

"Check out the vibrant downtown scene in the East 4th Area, where you can indulge in eclectic dining, retail therapy and enjoy mingling with friends or colleagues over cocktails or brews at local bars and lounges not far from our wellness hotel. Learn More for East 4th Area"

"@e4thst is a short walk from the convention center, and exactly where you want to be Thursday night. A post shared by East 4th Street (@e4thst) on May 12, 2017 at 4:32pm PDT. This shopping and dining district has something for everyone, from BBQ to bourbon."

"East 4th Street is one of downtown's liveliest spots to dine, shop, and see the best of the city. Enjoy cuisine from famed chefs like Michael Symon, Jonathon Sawyer, and Zack Bruell, stroll local shops, or sip craft brews. Visit Website for East 4th Area"

"I was there today for trivia for my first time and was really disappointed with the whole experience. Not necessarily due to the service because all the ..."

"Newly opened in 2020, All Saints has become a local favorite for those looking for a cool bar space with a beautiful patio. The fenced-in patio is surrounded by trees, and features a small fountain in the center. The patio has some umbrellas and also a covered outdoor bar area, making this a great spot if you crave some shade along with your food and drinks."

"In 1891, the Cleveland Spiders of the National League began play at a ballpark at the corner of Lexington Avenue and East 66th Street, situated at the end of a trolley line. For the next half-century, League Park would be home to luminaries of sport, from baseball to football to boxing. The building that originally housed the Indians team and ticket office is now a museum, open Saturdays year-round with expanded hours in the summer (during baseball season, of course)."