Did We Miss Something? Your Suggestion Here


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Did we miss your favorite venue, hot spot or cool destination?

Give us the heads up by sending us a note at SUGGEST@CoolCleveland.com. Put “SUGGESTION” in the subject line, and include a cool photo if you can.

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28 Responses to “Did We Miss Something? Your Suggestion Here”

  1. Mike Johnson

    Not so much a suggestion for a missed shop, but a cooment and broader suggestion…a lot of these places need some real help with their websites or simple mentoring for their online presence. I dont necesarily have the know how of a website developer/designer but there has to be some free or cheap help out there for small businesses like these.

    Forest City, Blue Bag and Lavender Farm were a few I clicked through bc they were tagged as “online”. For a couple I saw no way to purchase. For another, the home page errored out. A simple Etsy shop might be all that they need, I don’t know. But my commute to work on the rapid was my shopping time this morning and it came up empty.

  2. John RInaldi

    Please add the Wine Spot and The Bottlehouse, both on Lee Rd. Exceptional locally owned businesses!

  3. Henry Keiluhn

    Ambiance, established in Cleveland in 1981. Still truly Cleveland and a local favorite for giving Date nights happy endings.

  4. Barbe Beaty

    Please add Urban Calm, cultivating calm in community… Helping others create a greater sense of calm through everyday life challenges and changes. We offer holistic care, consultations, classes and community outreach.

  5. Mary Ryan

    Please add Heights Arts, another great non-profit community arts organization, also on Lee Road in Cleveland Heights!

  6. Kim Baxter

    Flux Metal Arts in Mentor is a great place to purchase fun & uniuqe local artist made jewelry & metalwork, along with learning how to make your own.

  7. michael feigenbaum

    please add Lucy’s Sweet Surrender to the bakery list. we have been in business since 1957. longer than almost all the places you list. we are a scratch high quality bakery and also we helped establish the local food movement with North Union Farmers Markets almost 20 years ago as one of the original vendors and trustee for 7 years. hard to believe i need to mention us to you having also supported coolcleveland in it’s beginnings with many donated pastries at your events around town back in the early days. http://www.lucyssweetsurrender.com

  8. Kelly Quinn Sands

    Record Den in Mentor has been operating since the mid 1970s. they have tons of vinyl, cassettes, 8 tracks, as well as new cds, dvds, shirts, gifts etc. The guys who work there are very knowledgeable.
    https://www.facebook.com/RecordDen

  9. mary lavigne-butler

    Shaker square — add Cosmic Bobbins — a great store at the square,

  10. Erin

    Coffee Proper – Extraordinary Tea
    Espresso Bar and Tea Lounge in Lakewood

  11. Oberlin Business Partnership

    Oberlin Business Partnership is an Ohio Main Street Program; our mission is to promote the sustainable growth and prosperity of the Oberlin Community. We’re Positively Oberlin!

  12. London

    Gigi’s on fairmount

  13. Tim Myrick

    The unbridled beauty of the Cuyahoga River running through downtown Kent has overflowed onto a new mural at 295 S. Water St. Cleveland-area artist and Kent State University adjunct professor Tim Myrick created the watercolor illustration, which depicts the changing scenes and history of the river as it runs south from Kent’s northern limits through downtown and past John Brown Tannery Park, where the infamous abolitionist once operated a tannery business.

  14. Millie

    Fiddlehead Gallery on Larchmere is a wonderful little gallery with fun and exciting finds!

  15. Rachel DuFresne

    Earth Philosophy is Cleveland’s Aromatherapy company that grows their own herbs. We create Wellness and Skin Care products made entirely from botanical ingredients: essential oils, herbal oils, & plant extracts. All products are handmade and fresh. They are sold on the company website and locally at Whole Foods.

  16. Bunne Rabb

    One of the most authentic Irish pubs in Cleveland, the Pride of Erin, is at W. 123rd and Lorain. Jimmy and Bridgid Campbell own and run the place, have several Guinness Perfect Pint Awards and a dandy jukebox, league darts and shuffle board. This is a straight up pub where you can watch the game or enjoy conversation. It’s not glitzy, it’s not corporate, it’s a family owned Irish pub that’s as authentic as it gets. Everybody talks bout “their favorite Irish pub” but few have been to one that isn’t some corporate umbrella corp’s idea of “Irish”. Worth a pint and and a buck in the juke. Bring your darts.

  17. Jill Byler

    Please add Pairings, Ohio’s Wine & Culinary Experience to EAT & DRINK! We carry over 35 Ohio wines, representing wineries, winemakers and vineyards from all regions of Ohio and we recently hired an Executive Chef, Michael Lorah, to grow the culinary side of our establishment. Chef Michael’s focus is on serving a fresh, locally & regionally sourced menu. THANK YOU!!!

  18. Jen Buchanan

    Please add Girl’s Best Trend Boutique in Lakewood. Over 60 local artists. Art and accessories for you and your home.

  19. Hank kornblut

    Re: Cleveland heights. Two great businesses are missing. Mister Brisket. Quintana’s barbershop and speakeasy. Both on Taylor rd

  20. Laurel Hecht

    SOLO EXHIBIT: LAUREL HECHT, “RESILIENT NATURE”, acrylic paintings at Still Point Gallery July 15-Aug 31, 2016. Stillpoint gallery is at 2026 Murray Hill Rd. (Old Schoolhouse) – Cleveland.

  21. Christina Veon

    The museum features exhibits from this area and other areas of Ohio. The exhibits also include many crafts and artifacts from other areas of the country. The museum has a great gift shop and several hands on activities of children. They have just moved to a new location in Mentor, Ohio in Colonial Plaza on Mentor Avenue. 7519 Mentor Avenue, Suite A112. The museum is a great place to visit. They are open weekdays 10-4 and 1-4 on Saturdays and Sunday’s. Call 440-951-3813 to learn more.

  22. Barbara bloom

    We are located on the 6th floor of the art. Raft building at 2570 superior Ave, and a part of the 6th floor artists group (ourstudio hosts the huge Artcraft holiday show each year.). Images in Bloom is workin studio and home of the soap company.

  23. Diana Molchan

    Please add Perplexity Games Room Escape Challenge
    We are an escape room venue in Cleveland’s Ohio City neighborhood, featuring immersive, multi-room escape games including the Eliot Ness Investigation based on true Cleveland history. Perplexity Games welcomes businesses for company team building events as well as friends and family groups, and has meeting and party space available.

  24. tom chase

    Is there anyway you can assist those that want to find housing in the DSGS district? thanks

  25. Nickolas Vannello

    Chocolate76 is back at the 5th Street Arcade, Sandi Buffie Studios is gone. You’re also missing Intro Boutique, Style House, Johnnyville Bats, Gems Boutique, Chagrin Valley Soap Company, and JA Studios. Also opening soon, “Studios Under 5th.”

    I own Kilted Bros (and soon Studios Under 5th) and it might be time for you to come back and see how we’ve grown!

  26. laura brown

    Please add Spokes Cafe in Medina. A cool coffee and ice cream shop operated by adults with disabilities. Located next to a scenic trail, they also rent bicycles.

  27. Anastasia Pantsios

    Thanks for the tip!

  28. Dee Farris

    Great list. Adding the Painesville Farmer’s Market would make it perfect! https://www.facebook.com/PainesvilleFM/

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