Best Family Restaurants in Lorain

"The gist: A Coventry staple, Tommy’s has been dishing up hearty meals and milkshakes in a friendly, unpretentious setting since 1972.The food: Perhaps best known for their satisfyingly thicc milkshakes, Tommy’s has long been a vegetarian- and vegan-friendly staple around town. The falafel variants never disappoint, nor do the stick-to-your ribs veggie and cheese sandwiches washed down with what Rolling Stone once called “the best milkshakes east of the Mississippi.”The cost: Salads and starters $6.89 - $13.75, lunch and dinner mains $4.89 - $12.79, breakfast $4.19 - $10.59, milkshakes $5.79 - $7.59, desserts $2.89 - $6.09.How to book: Stop by for first come, first served seating or order take-out online."

"Since around 1972, when it started as a small soda fountain, Tommy’s has withstood the test of time by dishing out a laid-back menu that’s equal parts meaty, meat-free, and absolutely delicious. Don’t miss the wide array of creative falafel options, like the Wildflower, stuffed with vegetables, sesame sauce, mushrooms, and baba. The entire section of tofu and tempeh options won't steer you wrong for a meat-free sandwich, either."

"Award-winning vegetarian and vegan cuisine, Tommy's is located in the Coventry neighborhood. During the 60's Coventry became Cleveland’s version of Height Ashbury. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 216-312-7757"

"30 Different gourmet grilled cheese, fresh salads, homemade soups. Menu also features a maniacal mac & cheese section, where you can choose from 14 different composed mac & cheese entrees or build..."

"Melt Bar & Grilled is definitely one of my favorite Cleveland restaurants. All of the different sandwiches are incredibly unique while still…. Didn't find what you were looking for?"

"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"

"The newest addition to Cleveland’s coffee offerings, Six Shooter has an understated interior that is intimate without being cramped. Here, enjoy flavorful, locally roasted coffee -- the Brazilian roast is deliciously light and sweet -- as well as kombucha on tap. It’s part of the Waterloo District (North Collinwood to old-school Clevelanders), a truly funky part of town that’s sprung up around the Beachland Ballroom."

"This Waterloo gem is known for its rich roasts and quaint, cosy atmosphere. Get your caffeine fix with a deliciously smooth flat white and don’t forget to grab a bag of their house roast on the way out. If you’re craving a snack, they also serve bagels."

"The gist: A Coventry staple, Tommy’s has been dishing up hearty meals and milkshakes in a friendly, unpretentious setting since 1972.The food: Perhaps best known for their satisfyingly thicc milkshakes, Tommy’s has long been a vegetarian- and vegan-friendly staple around town. The falafel variants never disappoint, nor do the stick-to-your ribs veggie and cheese sandwiches washed down with what Rolling Stone once called “the best milkshakes east of the Mississippi.”The cost: Salads and starters $6.89 - $13.75, lunch and dinner mains $4.89 - $12.79, breakfast $4.19 - $10.59, milkshakes $5.79 - $7.59, desserts $2.89 - $6.09.How to book: Stop by for first come, first served seating or order take-out online."

"Since around 1972, when it started as a small soda fountain, Tommy’s has withstood the test of time by dishing out a laid-back menu that’s equal parts meaty, meat-free, and absolutely delicious. Don’t miss the wide array of creative falafel options, like the Wildflower, stuffed with vegetables, sesame sauce, mushrooms, and baba. The entire section of tofu and tempeh options won't steer you wrong for a meat-free sandwich, either."

"Award-winning vegetarian and vegan cuisine, Tommy's is located in the Coventry neighborhood. During the 60's Coventry became Cleveland’s version of Height Ashbury. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 216-312-7757"

"This Cleveland Metroparks-run restaurant is tucked into one of the most Cleveland corners of the city. The waterfront views are a tranquil sight, of course, but you're also right next to the Crooked River Skatepark, where the half-pipe comes alive under the bridge. To your other side is Hart Crane Memorial Park, where sculptures honor the late Northeast Ohio-born poet."

"With a plum perch on the Cuyahoga River, there are few better places to watch the worldgo by than at Merwin’s Wharf. Watch rowing crews and kayakers do their thing as you dine on locally sourced eats and sip Ohio beers from the comfort of the scenic patio."

"Another Cleveland bar and grill with a sunny, cheerful vibe is Merwin’s Wharf, now under Cleveland Metroparks. They serve a sumptuous Southern-inspired, locally sourced menu, including vegan and gluten-free options. They serve handcrafted beer, too."