Cheap Places to Eat in Lorain

"Siam Cafe, located in Cleveland's Asiatown just east of downtown, is a favorite of Asian and non-Asians alike. The vast menu features traditional Thai specialties as well as Cantonese and Vietnamese favorites. Everything I've tried there has been delicious."

"Mamma Santas is a family owned restaurant focused on pleasing every guest with a genuine Italian dining experience. We are proud to serve fresh,..."

"Located inside Asia Plaza, Ball Ball Waffle is most well-known for its Hong Kong-style street food treats, which include bubble waffles, egg tarts, milk tea, and more. But something the ice cream-lover might not know is that they also can serve up all of their freshly-made bubble waffles with a scoop (or two) of ice cream!. Ball Ball Waffle has a full menu of both sweet and savory waffle flavors, and offers a choice of chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry ice cream."

"Hong Kong’s street food scene has made its way to Asia Plaza with the opening of Ball Ball Waffle — hot off a successful stint at last year’s Cleveland Asian Festival. Delightfully chewy and novel to eat, these bubble waffles — aka “eggettes” — can be made sweet or savory."

"Watching the Cleveland Indians in action at their Progressive Field baseball park is a great option for a family outing. Parents who are attending with younger children can use the Family Deck which is a great indoor/outdoor area which boasts a parent’s lounge area, family-friendly concessions and the Kids Clubhouse which is filled with fun interactive play areas where younger children can be entertained. There are great ride-on toys for toddlers and 3D player cutouts where children can have their photo taken."

"You can’t beat watching the Cleveland Indians play an action-packed baseball game at Progressive Field. Regularly ranked among the best ballparks in Major League Baseball due to its intoxicating atmosphere and fantastic sight lines, it lies just a short walk from downtown. Built in 1994, the state-of-the-art stadium has a delightful retro-style to it and was designed to blend in with the smokestacks of Cleveland’s industrial zone."

"The Lake View Cemetery was created in the style of those found in Victorian England and France, as a garden with monuments. Referred to as Cleveland's Outdoor Museum and designed as a peaceful park, the 285-acre cemetery features elegant gardens and horticulture. The cemetery was established in 1869 and contains more than 100,000 graves, including some famous names."