Betts

SO yummy! We flew in early this morning and didn't have a reservation for breakfast. This spot was lively - large groups, mimosas flowing, exciting energy so we decided to dine here. We ordered bloody Mary's and were brought waters. The egg white frittata and Bett's B&G were a hit! Will definitely be back next time we're in town

The service is really what made it special. It was pretty empty so We were able to get a nice corner seat outside. Waitress was funny and accommodating . Food was pretty good. Nothing spectacular but worth coming back. Worth noting that those fries pictured was actually amazing!

I visited Betts for lunch with a coworker recently. I didn't really check it out prior but it was close and easy for us both. The space is connected to a hotel and is cozy but modern. The bar area was really pretty and I liked the giant windows and all the natural light. They have a variety of seating options and the restroom was clean - and had really funky wallpaper. The menu was... interesting and it took me a while to decide what to get. They offer breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner - all of which have different menus. They also have a happy hour Monday through Friday from 3-6pm. Lunch is from 11am-4pm so that's the menu I went off of. I decided on their vegan caesar salad and a side of fries (which were actually like chips). I did ask for some parmesan cheese to make it more of a caesar salad to me (I'm not vegan and I gotta have cheese, vegan cheese or not). The dressing was good. No anchovies but the capers gave it a good flavor. The chips were meh and I barely touched them. They had good wifi and we were able to get some work done which was nice. I will say the service was rather slow. The food took around 40 minutes to come out and our table was one of few. Fries and a salad doesn't take that long. Our waitress was nice and the bill was reasonable. I doubt I would come back to eat but I can totally see the bar being a fun spot in the evening.

I've been going there for over three years regularly and today was asked to not come back. With that being said I still say they have the best service best clients best managers awesome bartenders and servers and the atmosphere for a artist is amazing. So please go check out this amazing establishment and if you want tell them the artist sent you

I love this location and vibe of the restaurant! It's connected to a hotel and so I'm sure the guests love having a cute place to grab drinks downstairs. I've had brunch here before and it was pretty good, but I wasn't very impressed with their dinner options. We got a couple bowls but they were very bland and not worth it. The falafels were dry in the quinoa tabbouleh bowl, and the "spicy" Tucson bowl was not even mild haha absolutely no spice. The drinks, however, were delicious!Despite the menu, I will say the staff and service were amazing! Very kind and attentive. The host greeted us and made us feel welcome while taking us to our table, and our server was excellent!

A fun breakfast place/diner/bar located in the Kimpton Schofield Hotel. We went for breakfast and the restaurant has a fun retro vibe. I had the basic 2 egg breakfast and it was a great value. I was so full. They made a great cappuccino too! They also offer healthier options such as avocado toast and egg white omelets. The staff was so friendly, our server Peyton was hilarious.

We tried this place since it was attached to our hotel. Brunch gets pretty busy, so be prepared to wait to get a table or to get food. The waffle was delicious! I like thicker, fluffy waffles so this one hit the spot.The chicken on the waffle was not as great. Smaller strips with a little too much breading on them. It also was a little tougher, probably due to being a little overcooked.The servers seemed to struggle keeping up. The table next to us were seated before we were and they got their food after we did. They were upset and ended up complaining about it, which they should since they ordered just waffles.

Bett's is a great spot for an outdoor lunch. My surprise favorite part was actually the Caesar salad which had spiced crispy chickpeas instead of typical croutons. I hadn't thought of making that substitution before, and it was delicious! I also really liked the tokyo bowl with zoodles and chicken in a hoisin peanut sauce. I appreciated the slight spiciness in the sauce and the large portion of various veggies in the bowl. Bett's also has a decent selection of beers on draft which rotate frequently. The only down side is that service is fairly slow, so it's not the best spot for a quick lunch. If you have the time, though, I would recommend it!Food: B+Drinks: BService: C+Ambiance: B+

Adventures into this diner place inside of a hotel. Staff was very nice and placed us next to the window for people watching. Food was good well. Guac was creamy alongside crispy potatoes. The sandwich was so freaking good. The smear they put on it wraps the whole sandwich together perfectly. Loved this breakfast.

Friends and I had dinner here and the restaurant had cool vibes all around. The place was quiet for a Friday night, even the staff found it odd, (it was Labor Day weekend). But they were happy to have us and it was our luck because our service was timely, food was out in no time and we were able to sit and relax longer. Our server, Jess, was very friendly and attentive, sharing her thoughts on drinks and food ordered. I particularly enjoy a meal even more when the staff says, "Ooh good choice!" or "That's my favorite." because they're excited for your experience. I had difficulty deciding which drink to order, Blood Orange Mule or Lemonade Stand, and over course of the evening I had both! And both were great choices and were "juicy" aka a good pour! I started with the Spicy Shrimp which had a nice heat to it but not crazy. The shrimp were hot and the sauce created a slight crunch on the edges that was nice. It came with a couple small garlic breads that I enjoyed by dipping in the extra sauce. 3 would've been better. I kept things light by also having the wedge salad and it was delicious. It's not your typical presentation of a "wedge" off a head of lettuce, but maybe a smaller bunch which was torn in two(?) This allowed for spaces in which the toppings and bleu cheese dressing could sit and nestle in, instead of sliding right off typical wedge. There were ample toppings which made each bite enjoyable. My friends had the Pretzel Bites appetizer, cavatelli carbonara and the Tokyo Bowl, both were very pleased with their meal. Good music was playing which always makes for a great time for me. There was a cool wall that listed the beers on tap, a couple of TV's with sports on. Indoor and covered outdoor dining options, majority of standard tables and chairs, we had a spot along an elevated booth and higher chairs on other side. You enter through a hotel entrance and Betts is immediately on the left. For anyone with mobility considerations, there is a step up into Betts maybe 6-7" and I cannot recall the hotel entrance. And I believe reservations are recommended- so call ahead and double check. Great for groups, small or larger, special occasions or before going to the theater, ballgame or just drinks/ dinner. Prices were $$-$$$ more moderate: $57 for 2 drinks, an appetizer and smaller salad but everything was delicious and an enjoyable evening. The next time I visit Cleveland I will be back and recommend to friends. So go check it out!