Guidebook Ohio City, Cleveland
Food scene
Momocho
1835 Fulton Rddelicious authentic Mexican food!
Le Petit Triangle Café
1881 Fulton RdFrench food (breakfast, lunch and dinner)
Johnny Mango
3120 Bridge Avegood drinks and food!
Mason's Creamery
4401 Bridge Ave
Edda Coffee Roasters
2011 West 25th StreetRising Star Coffee Roasters
1455 W 29th StMitchell's Ice Cream (Ohio City Kitchen & Shop)
1867 W 25th StOne of the most significant landmarks in Ohio City. Stunning architecture and many food/produce vendors.
366 locals recommend
West Side Market
1979 W 25th StOne of the most significant landmarks in Ohio City. Stunning architecture and many food/produce vendors.
Nano Brew Cleveland
1859 W 25th Stlots of local options!
Locally sourced ingredients. Unique burger selection with grass fed meat. High quality cocktails.
37 locals recommend
Heck's Café
2927 Bridge AveLocally sourced ingredients. Unique burger selection with grass fed meat. High quality cocktails.
Yummy cappuccinos and a cute outdoor seating spot in the back.
46 locals recommend
Phoenix Coffee Company
3000 Bridge AveYummy cappuccinos and a cute outdoor seating spot in the back.
Amazing sandwiches! Walkable from the air bnb. Recommend the Cuban :)
11 locals recommend
Herb'n Twine Sandwich Co.
4309 Lorain AveAmazing sandwiches! Walkable from the air bnb. Recommend the Cuban :)
Neighborhoods
Check out Hingetown while you are here! Hingetown is a neighborhood found within Ohio City with lots of shops and restaurants.
106 locals recommend
Ohio City
Check out Hingetown while you are here! Hingetown is a neighborhood found within Ohio City with lots of shops and restaurants.
Sightseeing
Exploring Nature, Fishing & Ice Fishing, Hiking & Walking, Picnicking, Swimming
186 locals recommend
Edgewater Park Beach
Exploring Nature, Fishing & Ice Fishing, Hiking & Walking, Picnicking, Swimming
Edgewater Park
6500 Cleveland Memorial ShorewayTransformer Station
1460 W 29th StContemporary art space in Hingetown
The Hope Memorial Bridge first opened in 1932 and stretches about a mile across the Cuyahoga River in downtown Cleveland. This Bridge is located just outside of the ballpark. It is curved at the lower edge of its trusses to give it an arched appearance. The major architectural feature, however, is four massive stone pylons of eight figures representing the Guardians of Traffic. Each Guardian holds a different vehicle including a covered wagon, stagecoach and 1930s automobile.
Hope Memorial Bridge
The Hope Memorial Bridge first opened in 1932 and stretches about a mile across the Cuyahoga River in downtown Cleveland. This Bridge is located just outside of the ballpark. It is curved at the lower edge of its trusses to give it an arched appearance. The major architectural feature, however, is four massive stone pylons of eight figures representing the Guardians of Traffic. Each Guardian holds a different vehicle including a covered wagon, stagecoach and 1930s automobile.
The Cleveland Museum of Art
11150 East BlvdGreater Cleveland Aquarium
2000 Sycamore StRock & Roll Hall of Fame
1100 E 9th StCleveland Metroparks Zoo
3900 Wildlife WayA Christmas Story House
3159 W 11th StCleveland Botanical Garden
11030 East BlvdChildren's Museum of Cleveland
3813 Euclid AveCleveland Indians Baseball Co
2401 Ontario StFirstEnergy Stadium
100 Alfred Lerner WayPlayhouseSquare
1501 Euclid Ave